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

her classmate, Miss Kennedy, Of Ridgeway,
have been visiting friends in Monongahela
| City for some time.
Miss Minnie Ivory, of Westview, Pa. and
spend the next two weeks at Erie, Niagara
| Falls and the lakes.
| The Misses Clara Pauline and Martha
Oehmler, of Bellfield, and Miss Anna Till. OF
Aiiegheny, are spending the summer at
| EDensberg and Cressen.
Rev. Mr.. Bates, of the Williamsburg Episoo-
pal Church, leaves tomorrow, accompanied
| oy his family, to spend a couple Of weeks
with relatives in Titusville.
| Miss Margaret. daughter Of Mr.. Hudepohl.
sister, Mrs ]. R. Duff. of Superior, Wis, for
the remainder OF the summer.
The Misses May and Bessie Pantell, of
New Florence. who have been visiting the
| Misses Bnldridge, of North Braddock, for
several weeks, have gone home.
Mrs. and Miss Alberta Rice, of Sewickley,
have returned from Mt. Clemens, Mich,
where they were spending several weeks for
the benefit of Mrs. Rice's health.
Fred W. Edwards Esq.,, of Braddock. has
week, and Thursday left with his wife to
remain two weeks at Atlantic City.
Rev. Frederick Pilgrim. a we'll known
Reformed Church minister of Braddock, left
Friday with his family for Ephrata, Lancas-
ter county, Pa, where he has a call.
4uiSs OcuHl0 Cl1dnDerSp ny
her friend. Miss Annie McShannic, are
spending the month of August with her
uncle, Mr.. Aught Edgar, of Maharg.
Miss Bertha and Nj. William Maddox, OF
Meyran avenue. are enjoying life az Ports
mouth, O., among relatives and friends.
They Will not return for some weeks.
Two Pittsburgers who left yesterday morn
ing are Mr.. Edward G. Ray and his niece.
They expect to find cooler weather around
Mountain Lake, Deer Park and Oakland.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. S. Newmyer and daughter,
Miss Cora E. Newmyer, of Dawson, Pa, have
returned home after a pleasant stop Of sew
eral weeks at Congress Hall. Atlantic City.
The wife and family of Rev. T. V. Brown,
pastor of the First Christian Church of
Braddock, are spending the summer with
Y.
j. A. Miller, of the Revenue Service, and
his brother, DR.. Miller, of the West End,
with their families, are spending the heated
term in the Monongahela Valley near Lock
Five.
MIR. and Mrs. G. B. Fulton and Miss Lou
Hutzen, of Braddock, who have been visiting
Mrs. James <Lenhart. of Johnstown. and at
Scalp Level for several weeks, have re-
turned.
kinsburg Methodist Church, leaves this
week to spend his vacation with the Iron
City Club that is camping on the shores of
the Canadian lakes.
MISS birale Ora mentlne, OF r1ttsourg, Will
leave on Wednesday to visit her sister, Mrs.
Alice Ramsey, of Belle Vernon, Pa, after
which shewill visit her friend, Mrs. John
Haslins, OF Esplan, Pa.
Miss Floss Corns. of Ironton, O., is visiting
relatives in this CITY, She and her cousin.
Miss He'll, of Shadyside, passed several days
in Cleveland last week, returning to Pitts
burg yesterday. Miss Corns will extend her
visit here short time.
Mrs. Emma J. Clark, of Elm street, who
q eayiC Iu fnr. ,oo
covered sufficiently to travel. The lady and
her daughter, Miss Gertrude Clark, will leave
shortly for Petoskey and Macinac, with the
hope that Mrs. Clark may regain pristine
vigor.
Mrs. Thomas Brennan and her son, Mr.
James, of North Braddoclx are back from a
months visit in the mountains OF New Eng
Land. land Mrs. Brennan's niece, Miss Annie
them, and will remain with them as guest
for several months.
Mrs. Ellis Mumma, handsome and ac-
complished lsdy from Harrisburg, is the
other illustrious acquaintances which sur
rounded Mrs. Mumma in her brilliant days
OF social leadership was the late General
William McClelland, of Pttsburg.
Miss Alice shipman and Mr.. Harry
Winters, of Braddock, wellknown young
people OF that place, were quietly married
on Thursday last, at Greensburg. The bride
is the daughter of Mr.. jacob Shipman, of
osHthS dNeuucp anu Has Il Wlu6 ClrCle OF
friends. When the couple return they will
live in Braddock.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Heck. OF the Diamond,
with their two sons, Willie and Alec, will |
Start this week for their usual summer out |
ing at Atlantic City. Mr.. and Mrs. Heck |
will be absent during August and the greater !
part of September. They expect to take in |
Long Branch and Mount Clemens before |
their return homeward. |
j. X. Jolly. the well known contractor, &C. |
Is w
Mrs. Sarah Cameron and his cousin, OF New |
port, Ky, Nj iss Emma Jolly, left Friday |
morning via P. & L. f. r. R., for Lake wood |
and Chautauqua. MI. Jolly hopes to find |
pleasure from the excessive heat by the |
side OF the sea, where he will remain until |
the promised cool wave strikes Pittsburg