Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-07-19
SOCIETY INJULY.

A Very Handsome Turnout-Several En-
gagements ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS for
Pleasure Resorts-Soc efy's Walkings
Up and Down and Goines to and Fro.
One of the smartest and most correct
turnouts in Pittsburg is owned by Mr. II. c.
Bughman, who almost every evening may
be seen with Mrs. Bughman and his pretty
daughters driving in the park and along East
End streets. 1t is q natty Kensington cart,
and Mr.. Bughman is to be much commended
for setting his foot upon the rage for yellow
gearing by adopting in its place bottle
green color, which is also that of the body
of the cart. the entire effect being of much
greater elegance. This Is hung on four
wheels and the seats are reversible, so that
you may sit back to back or all facing the
horses, according to pleasure. The team Of
horses is greatly admired even by tyro in
horse flesh; the beautiful bay and the brown
cob forming q combination worthy of a
gentleman of the correct tastes which
Mr.. Bughman is well known to possess.
burg this summer, but devote themselves to
driving, but, after all. who would leave
Pittsburg If they lived among trees and
grass and flowers, and in SO lovely a spot
as do the Bughmans?
The engagement OF Miss Louise Green,
of which gave hint in this column short
time ago. not being in a position to do more,
has just been made public, probably by the
young lady's friends, since she is now and
has been for several months visiting in
Toronto, Canada. Miss Green belongs to one
of the best old Dominion families, of the
type which cling fondly to their English
characteristics, resulting in so many people
in Canada becoming more English than the
English themselves, and astonishing these
last very much always with their LOYALTY.
To describe Miss Green, therefore, as q
thorough English girl would convey more
truthful and telling picture. She is attract
i've rather than pretty; in fact handsome is
her description, and is noted in the set
in which she moved in Pittsburg for
her thorough knowledge and appreciation
of the piano, which she plays very finely.
Mr.. Arthur B. Wigley. her f1ancee. is also n
partner In business with Mr.. Walter Green,
his betrothed's brother. He Is man of
wealth and business and social standing. Mr.
Wigley has been married before. and is said
to be connected, though in distant man.
ner, with the family into which he Is going
to marry. Miss Emily Green, an older sister
OF Mr. W1gley's fiancee, is summering with
young brother in Prince Edwards Island,
and in the autumn intends to follow an
side at the head of his bachelor establish
ment.
The engagement is announced of Miss
Annetta Bunting, a daughter of W. E. Bunt-
ing, Esq, of Ben Venue Place and j. W.
Daugherty, of Jeannette, Pa.
THE engagement is announced of Mr..
Eugene Connolly and Miss Minnie Leonard,
of Oakland. AS newspaper man Mr.. Con-
nelly has got beyond the stage of showing
promise, for he has already performed much
clever work in the Pittsburg newspaper
world and bids fair to rapidly gain dis
tinctiOn. Miss Leonard Is a very attractive
young lady and much interested in things
musical.
Social Chatter.
Mr.. AND Mrs. GEORGE P. HAMILTON have
each chosen his or her favorite mode of
reaching Deer Park, which is to be their
place of sojourn for some weeks. Mrs. Ham,
ilton will go by train to-day and Mr.. Hamil-
ton, who disdains iron steeds for Arab
steeds, or what is still more reliable, Mrs.
Hamilton's horse Timothy will set ont in
a day or so in his road cart. 1t is natty
little four-wheeler, and sure to do good exc
cution on the road.
Miss FLORENCE o. SULLIVAN, a young lady
who received good deal OF the public's at
tention, at the time she returned from Paris,
having given up her intention to devote
herself by vow to the work of the Catholic
Church. IS familiar figure on horseback
these days. She, with her mother and
sisters ride almost continually, and are be-
coming noted for their skillfulness and
grace.
Mr.. HERBERT SMITH, manager of the Riding
Academy, for a Canadian has proved him.
self q most patriotic American, as Battery
W as accommod ted by him to the number of
Is horses. There is not known to be any
national complimentary recognition that
might be made, but it seems as if Mr.. Smith
might now be made an American citizen and
mo questions asked"
LET US hope they are not enjoying NAL de
mer, but among the Pittsburgers on, the
breast of the Atlantic at present are: Mr..
and Mrs. D. Leet Wilson, Mfr. David s. Will
son, Miss Susan e. Williams, Mr.. and Mrs j..
G. Pontefract and Miss Pontefract, and Mr..
l. L arNd Nf,.o
Brush.
ROOMS have been engaged at the Argyle.
Atlantic City, against the arrival early next
week of Mr.. and Mrs. George +. Denniston.
snowden Robb, Of Allegheny. who is a
cousin of Mrs. Denniston.
THE young daughters of Mr.. Schmidt,
owner of the Schmidt building, are enthusi-
ship. Thou gh only beginners, they display
much cleve rness-
A SMALL party of Ben Venue people, COM
posed of Mrs. John T. Nevin. Mrs. Halves
and her nephew, Master Edward Tassey, OF
Block Is land.
Mr. AND MRS. ]. G.. McMURrRY and their
family are at the Mountain House in Cresson.
MI. Charles McMurtry's arrival with a hand
some saddle horse has given riding an i'm
petus.
Mr.. AND Mrs. JOHN W. BLACK, of Lincoln
avenue, East End, and their family have
chosen Lakewood as their place of residence
for the summer, and left for it few days
ago.
THE Rev. Alfred Arundel was in New
York last week to welcome his sister on her
arrival from England, by steamer Adriatic.
THE Theodore Hostetters and retinue of
nine servants have gone to jaime stown, Il.
l., to live for the summer.
YOUNG Mr.. George Bughman, who sailed
from New York, was expected to land in
England yesterday.
DR. ANDREW FLEMING, of Allegheny, sailed
yesterday by steamship KAISER Wilhelm for
Miss ANNIE VAN KIRK will spend the sum-
mer at a watering place. She left town
lew days ago.
The family of Mrs John W. DAVIS, of
Neville street, will spend the summer at At
antic City.
The Fresh Air fund contributed 80 people
to the country, as it is found at
Oakland.
Miss MARY MooRHEAD, of Pittsburg, ar
rived on Saturday from Europe.
Mr. MCKENZIE and a party will have q
party this week.
THE Philharmonic Society will go to camp |
1t Somerset on August 2. |