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

colony at the shelburne IS Mrs. G. W. Ferris
who will remain for the season.
Richard Holden, one Of Braddock's prom.
1nent iron manufacturers, is registered at
John q. Bradshaw and Mrs. T. T. Brad
shaw, OF Pittsburg, are sojournfng ae the
The Misses Helen sheeman, Gertrude
, Sheeman, Lille Roberts and Ester Holm1ll
are charming members Of the Allegheny
colony at the Clarendon, where they Will re-
D. j. Marshall, well known in Pittsburg
mercantile circles, is guest at the Shell
burne.
Mrs. william Halpin. wife of the we'll
known Pittsburg engineer, is being enter
tanned at Congress Hall.
James W. Tyson, Jr., prominent In Pitts
long sojourn.
L. Probst, leading Pittsburg architect, is
enjoying briet vacation at Congress Hall.
at Schautier's who is taking life easy.
A. j. Wendell. who had rather dsh than
eat, makes life gay for the guests at Congress
G. L. McFarlane, a wellknown Pittsburg
man. is at Congress Hall for an indefinite
sojourn.
c. A. Bently, genial Pittsburg restaura-
teur, is at the Sau Marcos with his charming
j. NJ. Andrews, a well-known Pittsbure
boat owner, is popular guest at Cong ress
Hall.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. G. Bennett and Miss Bessie
Bennett are among the Gas City newcomers
at Congress Hail.
H, E. Hirsch, of Pittsburg, is located at
Montgomery py Bennett. se S."y Of Pittsburs, has
pleasant quarters a. Congress Hall.
Mr.. and Mrs. William D. Hamilton are
leaders Of the .Pittsburg society colony at
Mr.. A. G. Shaner, of Pittsburg. we'll known
In financial circles, and his charming wife
are popular guests at the Sau Marcos.
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tered at Congress Hall. is a daily swimmer.
What Smoky City Folks Are Doing.
c. j. Mason, of Pittsburg. who is regis
tered ut Congress Hail. is fisherman who
always makes phenomenal catches.
James w. Brislin, of Pittsburg, is having
splendid time at the Sau Marcos. Sailing
and fishing occupy his time.
Harry s. Marks, a bright young Pittsburg
law student. Is favorite guest at the Bos-
cobel. Mr.. Marks is fine swimmer and Is
in great demand by the fair sex as surf
escort
J. A. Peoples and W. H. Peoples. of Pitts
burg, who are at Congress Hall, are always
together
The Misses Jennie and Mamie Heron are
charming Pittsburg guests at Congress Hall.
Miss Ella S. Truax, a bright and beautiful
euchre honors at the Rossmore recently.
w. II. Mitchell, of Pittsburg, is whining
salt air from the Congress Hall piazza.
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club man, is domiciled ut the San Marcos Tor
the season.
Mr. and Mrs ]. A. Barbour are leaders of a
gay social set at the Mansion.
Mrs. j. F. Kelly, of Pittsburg, is at Con-
gress Hall Tor short stay.
The Misses Ida Mooney and Maggie Erb, OF
Pittsburg, are having delightful time at
Congress Hall.
w. r. Dawson, Pittsburg business man,
will remain for two or three weeks at the
Sau Marcos.
E. j. Evans, well-known in Pittsburg
journalistic circles, is registered ut Congress
Hall.
J. B. Floyd. of Pittsburg, has pleasant
quarters at Congress Hall. where he is a
popular favorite with the fair sex.
Daniel Brady and wife, of Pittsburs, are
pleasantly located at the Mansion for the
summer.
J.C Bingham, who is a successful Smith.
field street business man, has registered for
the summer at the Mansion.
David Irwin and J. NJ. yoegtly are enjoy
ing lite at Heckler's.
among Among the recent Pittsburg arrivals at the
Stockton are p. c. Dean, Misses May and
Annie Dean and Fred BruninY.
A delightful trio of Pittsburgers at the
Albion are the Misses Mary, Rosa and Agnes
Conrad Dietrich, the well-known South.
side business man, is at the Albion 1or the
season.
Among the late Pittsburg arrivals at the
San Marcos are john I. Owen and family.
Miss Elizabeth Murphy, of Pittsburg. a
dashing and stylish brunette, is located for
the season ut the Ocean House.
popular trio OF lately arrived Pittsburg-
ers at the Bingham consist of F. I, Evans,
B. +. Porter and g. II. Bryner.
Henry Beyrley, Joseph Keeling, T. r. Will.
Jams and James 5. Robb are registered nc the
Albion.
Peter Gray, Thomas Sunderland and G. H.
Staufer are pleasantly located at the Bins.
ham.
Among the prominent P Pittsburgers noticed
daily on the boardwalk are: j. B. FIoyd,
Miss Jennie Heron, Miss NJ HERON, s.
\. J. Wendall, Joseph B. Rice, Miss Nelson.
81. Johnston, NJ. F. Corrigan, s. A. Pickering'
Miss Cora Wehrner, George L. McFariane,
z. N. Land, John NJ. Andrews, Charles w.
Runnette, James j. Rioketts, T. e. Douglass.
Charles J. Mason, Mr.. and Mrs. W. H. Cute.
Illus. John A. Peoples, W. Fl. Peoples, W. Fl.
Mitchell, George w. Hackett, Miss Grace
Kirkpatrick. BowMAN