Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-08-09
Social Chatter.


Mr.. SEAMoN ArTERBURY will leave for the
East tomorrow night.
Mr.. H. W. GROVE, Mrs. Grove and BABY
Grove are at Atlantic City.
Mr.. WILLIAM H. MELfcK, JR., of Marchano
street, will leave on Friday for Atlantic
City.
Mr.. AND MRS NICHOLSON and their family
will arrive in Ptttspurg this week from At
lantic City.
avenue. are among the fashiona BILE sojourn.
ers at jamestown, r. I.
ANOTHER Atlantic City sojourner from
Pittsburg is Mrs. Thomas Neely, who went
down there last Saturday.
AMONG seekers of pleasure at Asbury Park
are Mrs Dun can and her son, Mr.. Harry B,
Duncan, and Mrs. A. n. Kelsey and family.
A HOLIDAY in the West has sent Mr.. j. Mod.
Bryce, OF Mt. Washington, home with q COM
plexion almost as tanned as q roasted coffee
bean.
Mr. G. J. WIGHT of New York, is expected
here he will be tho guest of Mr.. Charles Nc
Feely.
Miss STEPHENSON, of Point Breeze, Is at
Hyannesport the guest of her fiance's, Mr.,
VIII Humphreys family, who have pretty
cottage there.
short visit among her friends in her former
some time next week.
Mr.. CHARLES F. MELIcK, of the Kenmawr
Hotel, returned on Monday morning from a
Western trip, including short visit to his
former home in GAINESVILLE, o.
Mr. II. W. ROSE returned on Saturday last
from Maine, where he and Mrs. Rose have
been spending the warm weather. Mrs
Rose expects to remain for fortnight
longer. 8
A PARTY of young fellows, including Mr..
GeOrDe Thmeen and Mr Harry Gr,1pdor
left PittsDurg on Sunday evening bound for
Duluth and a vacation Of ten days or o fort
night.
THE attractions of Jamestown, now fast
fashionable character. are being explored
by Mrs. Scott Ward and her sister, Miss Sew
erance.
Mr.. j. M. GARRIsoN's family are enjoying
Mr.. Garrison was with them until yesterday
when he returned to his now temporarily
bachelor quarters at home, in Shady Lane.
Mr.. j. DENNIsroN LYON made d flying visit
mother, Mrs. Andrew Fleming, Is at present.
Mrs. Fleming and her daughter, Mrs. Fell
of Philadelphia, occupy rooms at the Park
Springs Hoiel there.
enough to recall Miss Lizzie Singer from the
joys of an Eastern watering place, that
young lady having returned on Saturday
and already taken up with her favorite
amusement of fhorsemanship.
Mr.. JOHN L. AND Mr.. FREDERICK MCFEELY
are enjoying Atlantic City at present, while
Mrs. Merely with her maid and family, is
%sers Ct Mr. sasn,
makes flying trips to see them.
Mr.. AND MRS. JOHN D. DAVIS, Mrs. John
Phillips and Miss Katherine Phillips are en-
}oying .Iors In New YORK
will be made among the mountain scenery
in the northern part of the State.
AMONG other Pittsburg cottagers at Hy-
whose charming viii. overioors fine vie"
of the ocean. and is always filled with visit
ors from home or elsewhere. At present
their party has been agreeably added to by
she presence Of Miss Rymer and her be-
trothed MI. r. j. Lotten.
Mr.. AND MRS JOSHUA RHODES. of Western
avenue. with their family are enjoying the
delights OF seaside resort at Manhattan
Beach, their headquarters being the fash
ionable Oriental Hotel. Their visit will not
extend beyond a week or ten days, after
which the address will be for the remainder
Of the summer, jamestown, r. I.
FLORENCE CLIFTE, the country house of Mr..
W. Y. Casey on the banks of the Allegheny
river, near Schenley station, will be occu-
pied after Wednesday by the family and Mr..
Mr.. Casey Is the fortunate owner of an
ideal place, where all the pleasures Of coun-
try gentry life abound. The ladies spend
their entire time divided up between riding,
fishing and yachting.
Mr.. AND MRS. SrEwARr SCOTT, Mrs. W. II.
Scott and Mr.. Swift Scott left yesterday
morning on the Buffalo express for Chautau-
qua Lake. During the VISIT the party will
be established at the Grand Hotel, Point
Chautauqua. but will vary the time by
short excursions Of several days duration
each to Toronto, Thousand Islands and
Niagara Falls, returning to Pittsburg about
the last OF the month. -
Mr. AND Mrs SAMUEL A. AMMoN left on
Sunday evening for Atlantic City, where
they 70 to join Mrs. Ammon's mother, and
Miss Minnie and Mr.. O'Hara Darlington.
Mrs. George F. Denniston and MISS Robb. Of
Allegheny, who are all living at the Argyle.
A rumor exists, the truth OF which would
certainly be regretted, that Mr.. and Mrs
Ammon, who are probably as popular
young bride and groom as Pittsburg pos
sesses. will seek permanent residence in an
other city, whose climate is kinder than
ours. II eventually such o move be made
their friends will look upon ie as m unwill-
ing loss TO the circles tn which Mr.. and Mrs.
Ammon move.