Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-08-13
Social Chatter,

Mr.. AND MRS. T. W. GALLEHER, Of Mckee
place. Oakland. with their young son and
nurse, are at homo again, after paying q
visit of some duration to Mrs. Galleher'S
father, Dr. Potter. of Frederictown, o. Mrs.
Galleher is related to Miss Matte d. Fergu-
son. the popular young actress, well known
in Pittsburg-frst, as the leading woman in
Mr.. Scanlan's company and afterward in q
coquettish soubrette role in "Mr. Wilkin-
sons Widows" company.
MISS BLANCHE HAzLErr, OF Oakland, left
last night for Philadelphia, where she will
be the guest OF Miss Nellie McGlynn, q
young lady known in Pittsburg through the
many visits she has paid here. Miss HaZ-
lett will proceed to Atlantic Citv on Mon
day with her father. Mr.. John Hazlett, OF
the Leader. who expects to join his daughter
in Philadelphia on Sunday. Their head
quarters will be at Congress Hall.
MRS. LOGAN of Parnassus, and Mrs. Hill,
wife of the Rev. MI. Hill, of the Parnassus
Presby byterian Church, are joint tenants of a
pretty Chautauqua cottage. where they are
spending the summer. Mrs. Logan has
young nephews and sons of the treasurer of
the Chautauqua Lake Ice Company, visiting
at her cottage.
UNCLE SAM has been disseminating infor-
nation at regularly recurring intervals con-
cerning the whereabouts of Mr.. A. B. Wig
ley and his bride, who was Miss Louise
Greene, formerly of Pittsburg. Their very
last halting place was the Cataract House,
Niagara Falls. The bridal peregrinations
will not lead them homeward until Seotem-
ber /. :4.
WILLIAM RosEBERe, ESQ.,, OF the Bank OF
Pittsburg, is out of town enjoying tour OF
the Eastern cities and several of the fashion
able watering places. He had contemplated
cross the ocean until 1898, and in the mean
time become better acquainted than ever
with his own native sod.
THE Guyasuta family. with Mr.. George F.
Denniston, of Ben Venue Place. returned
home on Wednes day from Atlantic City.
The following remaining members of the
party, Mr.. Denniston, Mr.. and Mrs. S. A.
Ammon, Miss Robb and Miss Edith Dennis
ton intend to remain until later in the
season.
wood, where she had been tine guest of her
aunt, Mrs. Thomas Graft, who has a cottage
there, and. as a hostess, is one of Pittsburg's
most popular women at the resort. Miss
Graft remains few days in Sewickley and
then intends to 20 on to the mountains.
A YOUNG indy from Pittsburg. a missionary
in Japan, writes from that country of the
wonderful interest being taken about our
coming election. There seems to be lean
ing toward President Harrison, in spite of
Mr.. Cleveland's great baby Ruth, whose
fame has crossed the sea to Toxic.
Mrs. YOUNG, of Parnassus, formerly Mrs.
John MacConnell, wife of the Rev Mr.. Mac
Connell. pastor of the Lawrenceyilie Pres
her father, and her brother visiting with
her at the present time.
MRS. FREDERICK G. FRICKE has returned
from New York. where she spent few days
of last week, with her sister, Mrs. d. P.
Black, then on her way with a party to
Block Island Mrs Black Is expected home
some time next week.
MRS. CHRISTOPHER L. MAeEE, Mrs. Joshua
Rhodes and the Misses Rhodes are a party
of Pittsburgers now at the Thorndyke,
jamestown, r. l., where they will be joined
by the men OF their respective families some
time next week.
Mr.. HERBERT W. SMITH is excepting house,
for the d. Herbert Hostetter family, during
their absence in Newport, and bu5ily en-
cages himself these warm days, in an en-
deavOr to occupy the house from cellar to
garret.
A TOUR among friends at Oil Ci1y, Titus
Vile and the surrounding country side occu-
pied the early part OF the summer Tor Miss
Emily Fox, of Oakland, who returned to
town few DAYS ago.
Miss ANNIE LAwNAN. of Ben Venue Place,
is visiting in the mountains, and Mrs. Law
man Is making a short stav in Sewickley; so
that the house, on Marie Poe avenu ue, is tenn
closed.
Mrs SoRIBNER and her daughter, Miss Jen-
ME Scribner, of the American House, Pitts
burg, are at their country house in Brook
vile, Jefferson county, this State.
MRS W. A. MAGEE, of Emily and Halket
streets, Oakland, Is with her mother at an
Eastern Pennsylvania lake resort, where
Mrs. Leeper owns cottage.
Miss MAUD wooD,of McKeesport, returned
home yesterday from a visit to Miss Laura
Hurrell a charming young lady of Mckee
Place, Oakland
MRS. J. P. ANDREWS, of Dinwiddie street,
has gone to Atlantic City to spend the re-
nainder of the summer.
Mr. EDWARD NIsBErT, Of Millvale avenue,
IS away on fishing excursion with a club of
young men friends.
OTHER holiday seekers bound for Atlantic
City to-day are DR.. and Mrs. Jennings, Of
Oakland.
Mr.. AND MRS W. s. ARrER and their family,
Of Marchand street, East End. are out Of
town.
MISS ANNIE SPEER. of Millvale avenue. Ben
Venue Place, is visiting friends in Balti-
more.
Mr. JOHNSTON, of Ben Venue place. and his
TWO young sons are sojourning at Niagara
Falls.
MISS ADELAIDE MELLIER NEvIN, Of the
Leader, will leave this evening for the sea-
side.
will leave for Atlantic City to-day.
Mr.. PALMER. of South Highland avenue, Is
'pending the vacation in the East.
MRS. CAcILIA KRENsLER, of Lawrenceville,
will go to-day to Atlantic City.
Mr. LUDWIG CROSSE is home from q short
vacation in New York.
Mr.. THOMAS j. KEENAN,, Jr., is visiting At
lantic City.
Another Feather in His Csp.
It. Louis Globe-Democrat.J
Canada has backed down. Another diplo-
natic victory for the Harrison admintstra-