Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-08-07
pleasant homo on Hoeveler street, East End.
Temporarily her role is filled by Miss Grace

Temporarily her role is filled by Miss Grace
Golden.
DR.. and Mrs. McCombs, Dr. and Mrs. Hall.
ME- Edward Ford, Mr.. Lindsay and Miss
Neems, or Tarentum, left for Denver on
Thursday.
The following additional Pittsburgers are
registered At the hotel IN Somerset: Judge
McGlung, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. P. KnaDle. baby
Mr.. George Wilmer Martin, of the East
End, and Mr.. Harry Beeson, Of Allegheny,
were among the many e1cursionists at At
lantic City.
Mr.. Charles W. wattles is at present en-
Joying Atlantic City. He will spend several
fore his return.
Miss Helen Boyle. daughter OF P. O. Boyle,
OF the OIL City Derrick, is at present the
guest Of Marion e. Hopper, Summerlea
street, East End.
Mr.. and Mrs Edward A. Brown, OF Gen.
enjoying the near-at-home resort OF Big
Sewickley creek.
Miss Clara WieIand and Miss Jennie Nc
Nance will leave this,week for fortnights
visit to New York City. Atlantic City and
Washington, D. c.
Heights, are sojourning at Atlantic City.
Before their return they will visit New York
and Philadelphia.
DR.. R. Herrod, of Penn avenue. with a
party of friends eft last Wednesday on q
on Lake Nipissing.
Mr. Lawrence Cooney, of West Braddock,
went to Ohio for a week on Wednesday, ana
will stay the other two weeks of his vaca-
tion at Atlantic City.
The Misses Elizabeth and Virginia Elliott,
of Stockton avenue, Allegheny, are enter
tanning many of their friends at their sum-
mer cottage in Emsworth.
Rev. NJ. NJ. Patterson, pastor of the First
United Presbyterian Church, Williamsburg,
left yesterday to spend his two weeks vaca-
tlon at Lake Chautauqua.
Mrs. f. A. Kerr, of Allegheny and Mrs.
George p. Waudell and Miss Frances Wad-
dell, of Pittsburg are spending few weeks
with fifendsat Elmira, \. Y.
Mrs. H. L. Hoburg, Mrs. William Lenz and
Miss Stella Lenz have gone to New York
for q few weeks, including q jaunt among
some of the watering places.
Mrs. C. II. Park, of Allegheny, is visiting
Mrs. Barrett in New York city, and before
returning home will visit the principal
watering places in the East.
Prot G. L. Hamm returned with his wife
to their home at Copeland, after two
months vacation spent with relatives in the
Northern part of Pennsylvania.
DR.. A. G. Bruce, DR.: ]. E. Rigg, Mr.: 8.
Howard Jackson and Mr.. W. A. MacWil-
Hams, of Williamsburg left last week for a
two weeks sojourn in Colorado.
Prof A. D. wettach OF sinden street, Al
legheny, starts this week on an extended
tour to the head of the Monongahela and
the less known parts of Virginia.
Miss Juliet Roush, of Webster avenue, has
returned to her homo from q pleasant So
Journ at Woposonock, Altoona and Cresson,
much recuperated by the mountain air.
Miss Lizzie Welsh, of Parker street. East
End, and niece, Miss Stella Kirkland, of
Kirkpatrick avenue, Allegheny will spend
the month Of August at Ridge View Park.
Miss Clara Baughman, of Braddock, and
Miss Annie Cain, of the East End, went on
Thursday to Philadelphia, New York City
and Cape May for a ten days pleasure out
ing.
Miss Rose Clinton, OF Mayhower street,
accompanied by her friend, Miss Sadie
Smeck, of Allegheny, will leave Monday for
Monongahela City to visit friends and rela-
tives.
DR.. and Mrs. Frank H. Wade, OF North
avenue, Allegheny. are visiting Dr. Wade's
sister, Mrs. Levi c. Wade, at her seaside
villa near Chatham, on the Massachusetts
coast.
Miss Name E. Roberts, of Poplar street,
Allegheny, a popular young lady, is with
merry party of Pittsburgers who are sum-
merfng on the mountains on the Cheat
river.
Mrs. ]. A. Lynch, of Diamond street, citv,
O'Brien, of Grafton. left on last Wednesday
TOR Kansas City and Denver for sojourn Of
four weeks.
The Misses Lulu Fawcett, Minnie Boyle,
Gertie James, Mildred Rose and Edna
Fawcett, oil Braddock, have gone to Niagara
Falls, Chautauqua and other northern re-
sorts for a month.
Miss Mamie Tracy and her brother, Mr..
James Tracy, of Allegheny, accompanied by
Miss Jennie Carroll. of Cleveland, o., left on
Thursday for three weeks visit to Atlantic
City and New York.
Mrs. William II. Brown, of Dithridge street.
Pittsburg, with her family ana sister, Miss
Brown, are seeking the cool weather at
Lakewood where Mr.. Brown will Join them
when business permits.
Mr. and Mrs. William swarts, OF Nav
flower street, East End, lett on Thursday for
a three weeks trip to Denver, Col. They
expect to visit California and other Western
cities before returning.
Mrs. H. Nj. Layton and Mrs. Umversaugh
and daughter, of Fit. Madison, la, who have
been the guests of Mrs. Rowland, of Penn
avenue, Williamsburg, for the past month,
will return home this week.
Miss Fannie j. McDermott has LETT on a
two weeks vacation to Philadelphia, Cape
met by her friend, Miss Julia A. Tracy, who
is registered at the Victoria.
Miss Alice Pickering of Dinwiddie street,
sailed last Tuesday on the City Of Paris for
Europe, including the principal cities of
France and Ireland.
Miss Annie H. Rutledge, of Webster
avenue, Pittsburg, after an extended trip
through Canada, including niagara Falls,
will spend the remainder OF the summer
visiting relatives in Mercer county.
Miss Ef1e Davidson, of Williamsburg, ac.
by her friend, Miss Vida McCul-
Tough. of Allegheny, left last Sunday evening
for Asbury Park, where they expect to
spend the remainder of the summer.
Miss Anna Rabenstein and her nieces.
Krpn an ~ NJ
of Brushton, left last week for a
two weeks vacation in the mounts near
Altoona and along the Juniata river.
A camping party consisting of Messrs H.
ters, Will Stevenson and Will Schoyer. of
Wilkinsburg,are home from a delightful out
ing on the banks of the Kislsiminetas.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Anschutz, of Allie.
gheny. leave for an extended trip to Buffalo,
Harbor, New York, Philadelphia, Atlantic
City, and expect to be gone three OF TOUR
weeks.
Mrs. L. n. Urban left on Monday evening
for trip up the lakes, making a brief stay
troit, where she will be Joined by Mr. Urban
They don't expect to be home prior to Sep
tember !.
Mr., and Mrs. Henry Foreman and Miss
Irene Lawrence. of Harmarville. and Miss
Lola Foreman, Miss Reta Cortney and Mrs.
James Hartzell, of Allegheny City, are en-
joying the pleasure Of a Watering place at
Atlantic City.
Messrs. Phil Reymer, S. B. Evans, Robert
Coyle, Harry Palmer, Ed Nesbit, Harry
Sampson, Mr.. Ford and George Graham
make up merry party of young men who
go to Canada with the Iron City Fishing
Club of Allegheny.
Among departures from the city last
night was that of Miss Mary Bates, of Clarks-
vile, Tenn, who has been spending six
weeks with her grandmother Mrs, Susan
of Fayette street, Allegheny,
and other relatives in Pittsburg.
Miss Edith Duncan. daughter of Dr. J. A.
Duncan, of Penn aYenue and her hrothar