Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-07-31

|, vas served. The party was composed of
Mrs. Governor Pattison and daughter, Mr..
and Mrs. Franklin P. Gator, of Baltimore:
Miss Fleming, OF Pittsburg: Mrs. and Miss
Small. OF York; Mr.. and Mrs. Barber, OF Ak
ron, O.; William II. Baldwin, Miss Bald
win, Captain johnson, Miss johnson. DR.. T..
J. Boykfn, Mr.. and Mrs. G. II. Martin, Mrs.
f. w. Hopper. Jr., Miss Carolina Pagon. Miss
Mary Waters and Miss Elizabeth Gator, of
! Baltimore, and Miss Rice, OF Washington.
W. b. Clendennin and wife, of New Castle,
are at the SPRINGS. MI. Clendennin is a
prominent young Democrat.
George NJ. Hoblitzell and wife, of Hynd-
man, and Miss HohlitZell, of Meyersdale,
registered at the Springs on Tuesday.
MIR. Ralph Bagaley, one of the most popu-
lar Pittsburgers who visits Bedford, arrived
at the Springs Wednesday. lie was accom-
panied by his lovely daughter Mary. They
will stay until the season commences to
wane.
Miss Ethel Grange and Miss Helen Mason
are at the Springs. They came with the
Bagaleys.
Mr.. George Breed is recent Pittsburger
to arrive at the Springs.
Charles Z. Campbell, of Pittsburg, is tax
Ing life easy at the Springs.
MI. and Mrs. H. P. Davis, of Altoona, are
registered at the Springs.
). l.. Boyd, Jr., Pittsburg, arrived this
week to escape the hot wave that is sweep
ing over the country.
fancy dress ball will come off next week.
u Will De the event of the season, and the
coming event.
Mr.. James Giles and sister, of Pittsburg,
are registered at the Wayerly
MI. James j. Milligan and wife of Johns
town, and +. NJ. Fockler and wife, of Johns
town, are at the Wsverly for a brief stay.
w. Lee Woodcock, Esq. member OF the
Blair county bar, is at the Waverly.
Attorney White, of Pittsburg, who is at
the Springs, has one of the finest turnouts
seen here this season.
They Play Baseball Up There.
Baseball matches between clubs composed
Of the guests and walters are of FREQUENT
occurrence in the meadow north of the
sulphur spring.
Rev. D. Hall, of Indiana, Pa, is a recent
arrival at the Waverly.
Lemonade parties on the yerandas are
nightly occurrences
A lady prominent in Pittsburg society, and
VINO mas peen at every prominent watering
resort on the globe. said she never saw so
many beautiful girls are here this
season, there being at least ten to
every one gentlemen. In the ball room the
ladies are compelled to dance by themselves
In conversation with the water thinner the
other morning 1 found that there was
on an average 1000 glasses taken daily at the
mineral Springs besides what is carried to
the rooms in pitchers.
The visit of President Harrison will likely
be put OF until after Congress adjourns.
A handsome new drag was shipped here
BY Senator Davis, of West Virginia, and it is
mand.
The prospects are that August will equal
July in patronage.
Manager Doty, in order to give the guests
the news last Sunday, had THE DIsPAToH
brought from Hyndman overland by two
last teams, distance of 25 miles, there be-
ing no Sunday trains. President Janney
sees the necessity of Sunday train from
Huntington and may put one on.
Humphrey ID. Tate, Governor Pattison's
private secretary, is here for a few days
rest. GEO. NJ HARRY