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

Miss Hilda B. Lowney of Pittsburg, is an
attractive sojourner at the Seaside House
w. g. lngham, of Pittsburg, is making him
SELF at home at he Mansion.
John 7. Mcllvosh is among the recent
fittsburS arrivals at the Mansion.
Joseph Bennett, of Pittsburg Is registered
at the stockton for brief sojourn.
ii. j. Fisher is among the popular Pitts.
burg guests at the Albion.
Sam Borden, OF Pirtsburg, is holding down
chair on the porch of Congress Hall.
Miss Agnes V. Barr, OF Pittsburg, is sur
founded by group of admirers at the Hotel
John Lippert is among tho Pittsburg new.
comers at the Hotel Heckler.
Thomas Neely, of Pittsburg, is q favorite
guest at the Seaside House.
w. c. Reinhart is among the well-known
sion.
]. R. Murphy, OF Pittsourg, is making his
headquarters at the Stockton.
j. w. Livingstone is among the recent
Pittsburg arrivals at the Albion.
Miss G. Volker, of Pittsburg, is enjoying
herself at Congress Hall.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Engel, of Pittsburg,
are among the newcomers at the Hotel
Heckler.
Walter Friday, Cora T. Friday and Fl. F.
Friday. OF Pittsburg, are still TO be found at
the Sea side.
DR.. W. Fundenberg, of Pittsburg, is guest
at the Chalfonte.
Miss Maggie L. Connor, of Pittsburg, is
being agreeably entertained at the Man
Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Williams are among
the wellknown Pittsburgers at the Stock
ton.
J. P. Murray is among the Pittsburr new
comers at the Albion.
Fred Goodwin, of Pittsbure. is popular
among the fair sex at Congress Hall.
Miss Kate Finn. Of Pittsbur&. is enjoying
quiet sotourn ut the Hotel Hoffman.
Mr.. and Mrs. Simon Brahm. of Pittsourg,
are pleasantly domiciled at the Hotel Heck
Ter for an indefinite stay.
Miss Olive NJ. Smith, of Pittsburg, is enjoy
ing seashore lite at the Seaside House
Miss Blanche Waters, of PIttsburg. is one
of the charming young ladies who are en-
ioying life at Hecklers.
Fred Wolf, of Pittsburg, the handsome
haberdasher, is at the Albion.
W. j. Mcbride, of Pittsburg, brick manu-
facturer, is one OF the favored guests at the
J. Hall Musgrave and S. Musgrave, Jr., of
Pittsburg, are among the newcomers at Con-
gress Hall
StroIIers Along the Beach.
F. A. Dougherty, of Pittsburg, who is fond
of the surf, and who is an excellent SWIM
mer, is registered at the Hoffman.
Clarence Burlelgh, the handsome District
Attorney of Allegheny county. accompanied
by his family, is registered at Congress- Hall.
John n. Hazlett, n weil-known P1ttsburg
newspaper man, and his daughter, are at
Congress Hall, where they will remain dur
ing August.
r. j. Pitcairn, OF PlttsDurg. an attache or
the Pennsylvania Railroad, is Quartered
pleasantly at Congress Hall.
Mrs Percy f. Smith and children, of Pitts
burg, are occupying comfortable quarters
at Congress Hall.
George Mccoy, W. c. Williams and j. D.
Pearson form jolly trio of Pittsburgers at
Congress Hall.
Among the many charming Pittsburg girls
at the Hoffman none are more congenial
than the Misses Regina Wedalon, Annie j.
Hogan and Cecie Flynn.
Miss Jessie Day. a lovely Pittsburg girl, is
registered at Congress Hall.
MIR. c. Jonathan. OF PIttshurg who knows
how to sail and fish well, is the best story
teller at the Hoffman.