Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-08-14

weeks trip in the East.
Mrs. and Miss Mathes, of lakewood, will
leave on Thursday for Atlantic and will
stop at the ALBION Hotel.
Mr.. W. N, Wilson, of Braddock, has re-
| turned from Indiana, Pa, with his daughter
| Mabel, who took ill there. o..
| Mrs. John Bre nnan, of Braddock avenue.
| Braddock, left last week Ior Mt. Clemens,
Mich, in search of health.
Mrs. John W. Gibney, of Philadelp hia,
formerly of Braddock, has returned home
after visit to her sister,
Miss Jennie Neely, of Vine Cliff, Mt. WASH
ington, has gone to PhiIlipsburg, to visit her
| friend, Mrs. John Ludwig.
Mrs. Cadman and children, of Edgewood-
VILE, are spending the month of August
| very pleasantly at Harmony. Pa.
Mrs. D. Gordon and Miss Lily Gordon. of
| Braddock, left last week to remain at As
| bury Park the rest of the season.
MISS Estella Young, of BROOKLYN, N. Y,
who has been visiting Mrs. w. j. PEBBLES, OF
| Parnassus, left for home yesterday.
| Mr.. Watkin Y. Williams and family. of
| Brandock, went on Thursday to the Allie
| gheny Mountains for several weeks.
| Mrs. George T. Miller, of Washington, D.
C..is spending some weeks with her brothers
family, Mr.. A. G. Miller, of Braddock.
| Mr.. and Mrs: S. e: Weimer, of West New
Mrs. j. B. Corey, OF North Braddock.
Rev. j. B. Dfckey. D. D., of the First Pres
byterian Church, Braddock is enjoying
needed vacation in the noun tain regions.
d. A. Vierheller, wife and their two
daughters, Misses Ellen and Margaret, spent
last week IN Punxsutawney and Dubois, Pa.
Prof. Elmer W. Moore, superintendent of
the Braddock schools, returned yesterday
from Chautauqua, where he spent several
weeks.
Mrs; Collins sawhill, Miss Mabel sawhill
ana Miss Pearl Jones, OF North Braddock,
went TO Cleveland q Tuasdau tn nj q
month.
Miss Elsie Morganstern, who has been
sojourning at the Atlantic Highlands for
some time, will return home next Saturday
evening.
Mrs. d. H. Lewis and the Misses Jeannette
and Mary Lewis, OF Ward street, Oakland,
are visiting friends in Cleveland and Youngs-
town, o.
Prof J. D. Anderson, principal of the
Williamsburg public schools, is, with Mrs.
Anderson, spending the heated term at At
lantic City.
Miss Emma Blatt and her sister, of Ridge
avenue, Allegheny, will leave this week to
visit friends in the East, returning early in
September.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. F. Holtzman and children
and Miss Rose McMonigle, of Graddock,
went TO Bedford last Wednesday to rest for
two weeks.
Mr., and Mrs. James P. Thompson, of the
Hotel Anderson. have returned from an out
>AAs- pi'sio CihDidCCo NldShTh dlls, Iuc ldhcS
and Canada.
Miss Carrie Rasko of Philadelphia, who is
VISITING her charming cousin. Miss Ella
Mathes. of lakewood, will return to her nome
next Thursday.
Mr.. William Loeffier, accompanied by his
niece, Miss Augusta Abel, and sister-in- law,
Miss Dollie Biechale, have gone to Berkeley
Springs, W. Va.
Miss Annie McGinnis, of Ingram, and the
Misses Mary and Maggie Magee, of Palo
Alto street; Allegheny, will leave shortly
for Brigantine Beach.
Miss Edith Conner, of Boyle street, ALE
gheny, has returned home after a very pleas
ant visit of three weeks the guest of Miss
Millie Swindell, of Ohio Pyle.
W Mrs. Miles Bryan, Miss Kate Powers, Mrs.
have returned from New York ana Canada
after most delightful sojourn.
Messrs Will Wall, Lawrence Cooney, Ed
ward Nugent and Thomas Lawler, of Brad
dock, went to Cape May and Atlantic City
Tor a couple OF weeks on Friday.
Miss Ellis and Mr.. John Ellis, of ALE
gheny, have gone on a four weeks trip
to Niagara Falls, the principal resorts of
Ontario and a tour of the great lakes.
Miss Martin and Mrs. Anshutz, of Resaca
ing friend, Miss Umstead, of Virginia, are
spending the summer at Atlantic City
Mrs. Peterson and her little son Waldemar
OF No. II New Vine street, city, have re- |
turned nome alter q pleasant visit to rela- |
t1ves and friends up the Monongahela. |
The Misses Jennie McNamee, Clara |
Wieland, Katie Mcbride, Lizzie Hall, Katie |
Kfnlen and Annie Keenan, lett on Thursday |
last for two weeks visit to Atlantic City.
Miss Amelia Golden, of freeport, Pa, and |
visiting j. d. SwindelPs family at their |
summer residence Castle Rock, Ohio Pyle.
Mr.. Lew Duva and family, accompanied |
py MI Edgar J. Brodie, are having delight
full season OF pleasure at Atlantic City, |
where they nre registered at Congress Hail |
Miss Margaret Geiger, of Pittsburg, and
her sister, Mrs. Richard Miller, of Chicago
are taking in the sights of Denver, Fit. Col |
Inns and other places ofinterest in Colorado
Miss Stella Purcell, of Calvin street. left
last Monday for Ridgeview Park, where she
will spend two weeks and afterward make O
seven days visit at Frank Hotel at Ligon-
ier..
Miss Millie P. Diebold, of Pittsburg, has
Chautauqua, Point Van Buren,, Niagara
Falls, Canada and adjoining points of inter
est
Miss Bella Oxley, of Sheffield street, Alle-
gheny, has gone 10 spend her vacation at
the family cottage at Mt. Sewickley, where
her mother and another sister are at pres |
ent.
Mrs. Reinhardt and Miss Steinmeyer, of
Oakland, are making a tour of the New Eng
and States, and will spend some time in the |
White Mountains and along the coast of
Maine.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. M. Donaghy, of the East
End, are late arrivals at Congress Hail. At |
antic City. They will visit New York and
Ill the principal cities of the East before re-
turning.
Messrs Harry Reno and Joseph Hender-
ION, of Elliott borough, have gone to spend |
heir vacations at Atlantic City, and before
will make tour of the large East
,rn cities.
MI. Ernest c. Beatty, well known in musi.
'al circles, and his mother and sister will |
cave sh orty for trip to Florida, Old Point
Comfort, Virginia Beach and other Eastern |
escorts.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. H. Stouffer and children,
If the East End: Mr. and Mrs Richard Nut |
all, Jr., of Allegheny, and Mr.. Frank Stout !
er are enjoying q short vacation in the Al
eghenies.
Miss Carrie Mayersohn, Mrs. Pfiaum and
,ing at the Imperial Hotel, Atlantic City.
They will make a tour through some OF the
Eastern cities.
Rev. Samuel j. Shaw, pastor of tho o. P,
,hurch, of Braddock, and Mrs. Shaw, re-
urned last week from Green SULPHUR
prings, where they spent the greater part
# the summer.
Mrs. W. E. Ambercrombie, nee Louis, for
nerly OF Braddock, the wife of q wealthy
of Omaha, Neb is on visit to her
'arents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Louis. Her home
5 at Omaha, Neb.
Mrs. W. NJ. Beach, of Arch street, Alle-
heny, and Miss Annie Wilson, of CHARTERS |
treeu, are expected home this week after IL |
isit divided between Atlantic City, Cape |
lay and other watering places.
Messrs. w. C. Shouse, G. R. Fletcher and
v. G. Taggart, of Allegheny, lett Saturday
venins via pennsylvania Railroad for an 4
xtonded Eastern trip, visiting New York.
Philadelphia and Atlantic CITY,