Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-12-25
MERRY HOLIDAY VISITORS.

Miss Jennie Leutz of st. Louis, is visiting
| Mrs NJ. B. LASER. of Bluff street.
| A. L. Power, ESQ., of Conneautville is Wis
| itiug his son, Mr. Frank Power, OF Braddock.
Miss Lucy Mason Parker, of Washington,
| D. c., is the guest of Miss Ford, OF lac North
avenue, Allegheny.
The Misses May and Blanche REYNOLDS, of
BraddOck, are to- spend the holidays with
| their parents ut Latrobe.
Mr.. II. Allen Machesney, of Allegheny. has
| returned Tor a few weeks vacation from his
law studies ut Yale university.
Miss Mary Mataok and daughter, Miss
Maggie, of west Braddock, lett yesterday to
| spend two weeks IN New York.
Miss Estela Oxley, OF Sheffield. street, AL
| Ieghenv, has returned from the Indiana
! State Normal School to spend the holidays.
Miss E. NJ. Crosby, Assistant Secretary of
| the Wheeling Gas Company. left -yester-
| day o spend Christmas with her parents in
| Cleveland.
MI. F. Thomson, chief of the mechanical
dock, left yesterday for Il trip to Philadel-
phia and other Eastern cities.
Mr.. A. c. Dinkey, of Braddock, Superin-
tendent of the electrical department at the
Homestead Steel Works, has returned from
lengthy tour o, Eastern cities.
Miss Alberta Lare, of Allegheny. who has
Lawler, of st. Paul, Mimi, during this
month, returned home last Friday.
Mr. A. z. Benitz, of West Braddock, left
yesterday tor Ithaca, N. Y, to spend the
holidays with his family. Mr.. Will Benitz
and Miss Estelle are attending school
there.
Mr.. P. J. Saulson and brother, of New
York, and Mrs. Feitler, of Cincinnati, are
the guests of Mr.. ana Mrs: Saller, 17O Locust
street, Allegheny. Mrs. Feitler will receive
on New Years Day.
Thomas J. Louis, Esq, and Miss Louis, Of
Braddock, lett Monday 10 spend the winter
with their daughter, Mrs. Lulu Rockwell,
wife OF wealthy cattle owner, and their
son, Frank E., Il former well-known news
paper man here, at Omaha.
The following young people of Braddock
have returned from school for the holidays:
Mr.. Robert Russell, from Kiskiminetas
College; Messrs. j. Hasson Carline and
Charles Rfnard, from Washington-J eferson;
Miss Camille Hawthorne, from Indiana
State Normal; Messrs. Harry Harrop and
John Packer, from Meadville Polytechnic,
and Messrs: Harry James and Kirk Ander-
son, from kiskimlnetas College.
Mr.. John o. Jones and Miss Annie L.
Morgan, OF Copeland, were united in mat
rimony on Tuesday evening, at o'clock, at
the brides home, by Rev. j. F. Brown, OF
the First Christian Church, of Braddock.
The couple left on honeymoon trip to
Philadelphia, Baltimore and Washington.
When they return they will live i'll a hand
some new home at Copeland, just built by
the groom.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hiram W. French, of Belle
vue, and Mr.. William Flaccus, OF Pittsb urg,
start next Tuesday evening Tor New York.
They in end to sail next Saturday on the
North German Lloyd steamer Fulda for
Genoa, where they will be met by Mrs. Flae-
Gus and then make.a tour of Italy. Mr.. and
Mrs. French will spend the winter in South
ern Italy and return in the spring via Paris,
London and SOUTHAMPTON, while Mr.. and
Mrs. Flaccus go via Venice and Munich to
Cassell, Germany, to visit their children
who are at school there. Mr.. 'FIaccus ex-
poets to be back by March l.