Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-07-26
AS TO RAISING HATS.

Point In Correct Behavior Made by . Center
County Inquir.y-Back From Atlantic
City-NotabIe Visitors at Bedford-Gossip
of Society.
AYoUNG gentleman of Center county is In
predicament as follows, which he has
requested The DISPATCH to free him from:
Suppose" }" he says, "that two gentlemen are
walking down street together and should
meet a lady with whom only one Of the men
is acquainted. Would it be proper for both
gentlemen to tip their hats. or only the one
who is her acquaintance?" 1t seems scarcely
necessary to in form the inquirer that If he
should replace the number 2 in his question
with 26, there would be % hats raised in
greeting to the lady. The Is other men raise
their hats in Difference to the friend of their
friend.
To embrace n still wider scope,a greeting
in any party where there are ladies, no
ma tier how numerous the strangers or few
the acquaintances, every man should un-
cover his head.
A PARTY of Pittsburgers returned yester-
day from Atlantic City, y,among whom where:
James S. Mexican, Esq, D. Nelson, Mrs.
DAILY, Mr.. and Mrs. J. D. Kramer. Mr.. and
Mrs Samuel B. Hubley, Mr.. and Mrs. r. A.
Mexican, Miss Agnes Mexican, Miss Annie g.
Mcclure, Mr.. W. R. Mexican. Mr.. and Mrs.
and Mrs. h. H. Penney.
AMONG the distinguished visitors at Bed
ford is Mrs. P. J. Haldeman, of Harrisburg,
daughter OF the late Simon Cameron, and q
leader in the social circles of the Pennsyl-
vania capital. which of late, through Mrs.
Pattison's influence, has become more bril-
liant than the past Mrs. Haldeman led a
fashionable german ut the hotel on last
Wednesday evening. Mrs. William H.
House. of Pittsburg. is a cousin of Mrs.
Haldeman, being niece OF Mr.. Cameron.
Social Chatter.
A PARTY of people chaperoned by Mrs. D.
p. Black. of the Boulevard, came home yes
terday from Ligonier delighted with one of
the most attractive mountain spots in West
ern Pennsylvania. Another set OF Sewick-
leyans returned at the same time from ELL
wood, where Sunday and Saturday were
spent.
FLOATING in on the waves Of q fan: Next
summer the ladies' and children's stockings
must be the exact shade OF their boots and
shoes. The special manufacturers of hosiery
in Pittsburg already are in communication
with the shoe dealers about the various
shades of tan to be used the coming sum-
mer.
MIR. GEORGE N. BoYD, Assistant General
Passenger Agent of the Pennsylvania Rail-
way, is sojourning with Mrs. Boyd and
young Mr.. Oliver Royd at Congress Hall.
Cape May.
THE late intense heat has driven Mr.. Al
bert Ulrich, of Allegheny. to the country
near Ingram, where he has taken q cottage
for his wife and family.
MR.. ]. JAY WHITE who for the past few
years has been travelling i'm the South, Is in
the city on his way to Brookville, to visit
his parents and friends.
Mr.. W. II. McCLELLAND, of Pittsburg, was
a recipient in Philadelphia of the hospital
ity of the Athletic Club of the Schuylkill
Navy.
Mrs. WILLIS H. SMITH, of Oakland Square,
is visiting her sister, Mrs. W. W. Stevens, of
West avenue, Buffalo.
MIR. GEORGE LIES has left the city to spend
few weeks at Kelley's Island.
MISS LIpE SEVERANCE of Lincoln avenue.
Is at jamestown, K. /.