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

psrties Germans, lemonades and soap buo-
bic parties have been the order o. the week.
Almost every evening jolly parry on Top
OF the Tally-ho can be seen winding their
WAY along the Blue Juniata, their
destination invariably being the "Willows."
There is probably no resort where the peo-
pie mingle more together as they 90 at BED
ford. There is no Ward McAllisters here
and every person is glad OF 1t.
Governor Pattison attracts the attention
of everyone at the Springs. No matter
Whether in the ballroom, on the lawn or
climbing the mountain, he is always sur
rounded by host of admirers. He Is one
OF the first to be at the Spring for ms morn
ACCOMMODATING him. He takes his morning
constitutional in short walk up the noun
tain. He carries long stan wh1ch Is kept
from one season to another for him by an OLD
crIored man. who sells them at the Spring.
Ex-Governor Carroll, of Maryland, is at
the Springs with his wife. The Governor
politically speaking, for some years, but e1-
poets to take an active part In the present
campaign.
Want Her to Get Up Ball.
The many Pittsburg friends of Miss Alene
Jones daughter of the late Judge Jones, OF
Pittsburg, gave her a warm welcome on her
arrival Tuesday night. Last summer Miss
Jones was instrumental in bringing about
the finest full dress hop that ever came Off
at the Springs Many Pittsburgers hope
that Miss Jones will take the matter in
charge again during her stay.
Mrs Kelly of New York, and Mrs. Judge
McCandless, of Pittsburg, entertained some
Monday afternoon. Mrs. Kelly recited from
Sir Walter Scott's visions of Dryburg Abbey,
add Mrs. McCandless sang some old-time
songs. The entertainment was highly
spoken of by the ladies present
4 soap-bubble party Tor the amusement of
the little folks was given in the Ordinary
Tuesday night. over SO OF the little ones
Ex-Sheriff stewart of Greensburg, is at
the Waverly for ten days stay.
Mrs. i. c. Doty, of Mifiiin, accompanied by
her mother, Mrs. Il. 4. Wilson, arrived at
the Spr ings Wednesday night for two
weeks stay.
Florence {. Miller, Esq, rising young at
torney OF the Allegheny bar and whose
name will be handed down to posterity as
one who answered to Sheriff McCleary's
call for volunteers to help to Quell the dis
turbance on the Monongahela, spent a few
DAYS q the Springs this week.
Senator Finn, accompanied by his wife
and child, arrived to-day. They are at the
Springs, where they will stay until the sea-
son commences to wane. The Senator ap-
pears to be enjoying himself.
Mrs. Willis L. McCook, who has been i'll
for the past week, is convalescent and ex-
prcts 10 be able 10 return to Pittsburg next
week.
Mr. Carl Gage, the genial assistant gen.
erai manager OF the Huntington and Broad
Top Railroad. registered at the Bedford
House Thursday.
A Package Party" will be held in the
Springs Hotel parlor Thursday evening
next for the benefit OF the orchestra
Judge Kennedy aud wife are among the
recent Pittsburgers to register at the
Springs.
Mrs T. B. Brown, accompanied by her
three interesting and attractive daughters,
arrived at the Springs, Wednesday. Mr..
Brown will spend Sunday with them and
hopes TO be aule to spend at least a week be-
fore they return to Pittsburg.
O. S. Richardson, ESQ.,, a member of the
Allegheny Bar and leader i'll Pittsburg
society, is d recent addition to tue society at
the Springs Hotel.
A german WAS danced at the Springs Tues
day evening. Dir. ID. c. Haldeman, of Har-
rtsburg, and Miss Little, Of Philadelphia
led
Mr. David Sterrett and Mr. John Aiken. of
Washington, Pa, are two recent autographs
on the Springs register.
Mr. FIHnk Z. Richardson, Of Pirtsburg, is
a recent arrival ut the Springs.
d. s. Keith, wife and two children, of
Altoona are at the Arandale for a ten days
stay.
C. c. HAYS and wife, of Johnstown, are at
the ArandaIe Tor brief stay.
Mrs e. Friedman and Mrs. L. V. Mcguire
are among the most recent Pittsburgers to
register at the Arandale.
An Interesting Tally Ho Party.
Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Gator, of Baltimore.
gave a tally-ho party to the 'Willows,"
Wednesday evening, where nne supper