Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-08-21

F. Mcbride and Miss Mary Mcbride, we'll
known in Pittsburg social circles, are To-
Gated for the month of August at the Hof-
man.
Samuel n. Iichty, the genial Pittsburg
architect, is among the recent prominent
arrivals at the Albion.
Leon n. Kahn and Joseph P Binghannon,
popular Pittsburgers, will remain during
the month OF August at the Albion.
W. E. Perry, e. N. Norton and C. L. Schu.
man, of Pittsburg, are among the new
comers at Congress Hall. They form jolly
trio.
H A. Brown, of Pittsburg, genial CON-
panion in fishing cruise, is at Congress
Hall for a brie' sojourn.
ozone and a much needed rest at Congress
Hall. where he will remain during August.
Charles F. Farrar, of Pittsburg, who is an
expert on ali matters pertaining to fishing,
is registered at Congress Hall.
S. G. Paulin, of Pittsbury, and his charm
ing wife, both well known III society, are So
journing at Congress Hall.
Frank Gaffeny, a jolly Pittsburger, is tax
ng life easy at the Hoffman.
Thomas OConnell, Charles Conners, J. j.
McKernan and John F. Iawlor OF Pttsburg,
out OF existence than any other four guests
at the Hoffman.
Miss Josephine Day, lovely Pittsburg
belle, is among the recent arrivals al Con-
Charles r. Reddiclr and c. Frank Neima mn,
two well-known Pittsburg club men, are at
Congress Hall
Among the most recent arrivals at Con-
gress Hall are Mrs. NJ. E. Stevenson, of Pitts
burg, and her pleasant daughter, Miss Bessie
Stevenson.
Mrs. P. F. Smith and Mr,. R. d. Boyce, of
Pittsburg, are registered at Congress Hall
for the season.
c. w. Quinn and family, of Pittsburg, are
pleasantly located at the Stockton.
Mr, Clayton Vance and vile, of Pittsburg,
are among the arrivals at the Brighton.
Mrs. George S. Sarver and daughter, of
Locust street, Allegheny, who have been
spen ding the month OF August at the Brigh-
ton, LETT for home to-day.
Miss Margaret NJ. johnson, of Center ave-
nue., shadyside. is one OF the bellies Of the
Brighton.
Messrs, J. Negley Cook and William Blake
young men Of the Brighton.
Messrs. Norman Richardson, OF the Monon-
gahels House, Pittsburg, and Tom r.
Mackey arrived here yesterday from Boston.
Pittsburg lett for home on Thursday in COM
pany with james Harper Lyle, of the firm Of
Lyle & McCance.
Mr.. John Boales, of Allegheny, leaves for
home to-day after a two weeks visit.
Mrs Mfchaet L. Malone and daughter
Frances, lett for home yesterday after a
handsome brunette and was one of the
bellies of the beach, being splendid
swimmer.
MIR. Quincy Robinson, the well-known
cigar ueAi6r OF lIbn avenue kNtWel'S IoS-
taurant), together with his wise, left for
Pittsburg yesterday.
Mr. Joseph L. Vance, Secretary and Treas
urer OF the Banner Baking Powder Com
pany, is one of the most popular young men
of the Brighton.
Mr.. Charles Beech, of Southside, Pitts
burg, is one of the new arrivals at the Man
sion House.
Mr.. Charles A. Machesney and wife and 81.
Allen Machesney, of Beach street, Alle-
gheny, have engaged rooms at the Brighton
for the coming week.
Prof. William H. Duff, of Duff's College, is
one of this mornings arrivals at the
Brighton.
Among the new arrivals from Pittsburg at
Congress Hall are: William II. Shipman
and vile, R. j. Jones, Bulas Reese, Mrs.
William Schildecker, j. S. Brumbaugh, T. s.
Oppenheimer, I. S. Patterson and wife,
Marx n. McGaffey, A. s. Gold, S. d. Corson.
George c. Thompson. William Anderson
and wife, William F. Anderson, Mis-. Mary
Anderson, Miss Eliza Bright. K. H. Thomp-
son, w. S. Campbell, n. W. Bichel and wife.
c. B. Co1nelly and wife, of PittsDurg, are
comfortably located at the Albion.
E. T. Yearsly, OF Pittsburg, who is an in
veterate fisherman, is stopping at the
Albion. BOWMAN.