Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-07-24

daily capers in the surf were wonderful.
Gossip OF the Bathers.
Mrs. Fauset, who is a beautiful woman
with plump. well-rounded figure, battle
| scientifically. When she first goes into th
surf she plunges in head first, and slowl,
makes her way out beyond the surf line
Boldly she strikes out for the open ocean
with graceful but powerful strokes-ou
the head of the fair swimmer can only bs
seen now and then like little black bal
bobbfng around on the top of a huge roller
Oftimes she swims far beyo the end of the
ocean pier, which is over quarter of mile
long, and when the beautiful swimmer re
turns she is apparently ready for another
parent. and Mrs. Fauset explains thi:
by her method of swimming. After
swimming the overland stroke for q
time she changes to the sweep stroke. Be
fore this motion has had an opportunity to
tire her she changes to another, and SO on
each method bringing into play the muscles
IN ainerent 1 way; After while the fair
enough to give all her muscles a rest. This
is the secret and few men know how to do
| the act SUCCESSFULLY
Fishing has been so friehtruliy bad here
this year that the piscatorially inclined have
turned in body toward the frisky and
elusive hard shelled crab. l hate to dash
| hundreds of Pittsbur2ers who love to fish,
but if things do not take turn
for the better those same fishermen may
| as well leave their fishing tackle at home
| for all the good it will do them, This
| scarcity of weak fish is no doubt due to the
| unlawful activity of tine netters. These un-
of the thoroughfare, and with their miles of
| seines sweep all the food fish out of the
stream. The fish warden of Atlantic county
doesnt t6em seem m. to u.sar care as none Of
crabbers who went out on the
thoroughfare Thursday morning caught
over 500 crabs in six hours. Among those
present from Pittsburg and Allegheny were:
| The Misses Florence Robin son, Daisy Grif-
fiths, Eta Ascorn, Florence Allison, Lille
Wilkinson, Alice Matthews, Mr.. and Mrs.
Benson, Jr, Alexander Bilsone, Mr.. and
Mrs. T. Nillett, C. F. and A. b. Millett Mr..
and Mrs. Charles F. Stifel, Mr.. and Mrs. S. II.
Morrison and a score from PHILADELPHIA.
against the fish warden of Atlantic City
and the document will be forwarded to
Governor Albeit.
Where Pittsbureers Are stopping
William Haganier and Miss Haganier, of
Pittsburg, are spending a few days at Allan
tic City. They are registered at Congress
Hall.
S. W. Dermitt of Pittsburg famous for his
good stories is at the Lelande
MI. and Mrs. j. ID. Kramer, of Pitlsburg,
have taken apartments at the Hoffman for
the summer.
Mir. and Mrs n II. Parker and son, and
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Parker, of Pittsburg, are a
don.
Mr.. and Mrs Vincent Stevens. of Pitts
burg, are among the fashionable devotees of
evening hops at Congress Hall.
Superintendent Roger O'Mara and family
are coming Tor long stay at the Brunswick.
Postmaster Mexican is entertaining as his
guest William j. Pollock Superintendent of
the United States Free Delivery System, at
the Hoffman: They spend most of their
time sailing, fishing and driving.
Miss Henrietta Mccormick, a well known
Pittsburg belle and her mother Mrs K S.
Mccormick, are registered at the Boscobel.
Mr.. and Mrs J. R. Davidson, of Pittsburg,
Mrs. L. c. Lindsay, of Pittsburg is at the
Wellington with her son.
c. A. Egley. of Pittsburg, is sojourning at
VIM. q. Temple, a prominent business man
OF Plttsburg, is at the Brighton with his
wife.
Mr.. and Mr. j. P. Hunter, Miss Mabel Hun
ter and S. w. Hunter, of Pittsburg, are
Hall.
Thomas A. Sparks, dashing young So
ciety man of Pittsburg, is enjoying his sue
cesses with the fair sex at the Rossmere,
at Congress Hail.
Mrs. J. E. Hughes ard the Misses Mary.
Lottie and Hypathia Hughes, of Pittsburg'
are at the willard for the season.
Mrs. Parker L. Walter and daughter, and
her SISTER, MISS haamerier, of Pittsburg, are
stopping at the Brighton.
Charles A. Brown and wife q .,.
PPittspurg manufacture are maxine ths
brlgnlon ION Their summer home. WIG
N Rabies Porzel and family, and Miss Mary
tingent are among the Pittsburg con-
cerat sid Mrs. ID. g. Jones ana Miss Mar
Congres aeffer are among the late arrivals at
u c; N kcGgnew, H. NJ. 1aughlin, J. l. Berger
Hoaa "larke, L. E. Smith and Miss Julia
eress are among the recent arrivals at Con-
Mr' and Mrs Robert A. Mexican, OF Pitts
man.
Mr. and Mrs. II. L. Houtch and weldin
Houtch NAV be found at the Clarendon.
Mr. and Mrs Ed Spenser, Of Pittsburg are |
numbered among the latest arrivals at Com |
gress Hall.
Mr.. and Mrs L c. Cope, or Braddock, have
pleasant apartments at the Revere. They |
will prob ably spend the summer
Miss Anna B. Mcclure, of Pittsburg, is one |
OF the most popular and entertaining guests !
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ Moore. of Pittsburg, and |
their son are making a lengthy stay at the |
Clarendon.
j. L. Cabe, OF Pittsburg, Pa, is taking a |
quiet rest at Haddon Hall.
o. T. Hershman, OF the Chronicle Telegraph, |
is newcomer at the Traymore. His sister |
is with him.
S. j. Hayes, of. Pittsburg. is the champion
man VA WIG SouSICSS I1dll SPORTING |
Colony.
F. c. waddeIl, of PIttsburg, and his charm.
ing family. are registered at the Traymore |
Mrs. Kembl and Miss Addie, of Allegheny, !
are pleasantly domiclled at the Hoffman
for a short time.
Mr.. and Mrs. William A. Statz of Pitts
burg, are entertaining members of the FAM
lily set at Congress Hall.
Personal Pointers on Home People.
F. T. Booth is having royal time at the
He is a popular man in Pittsburg.
Thomas Evans, OF Pittsburg, is q prom
inent stroller on the boardwalk and an able
patron of the billowy surf.
Mrs. Mary 5. Garrettson and Miss Garrett
son, of Pittsburg, are among the social lead
ers at Congress Hall
Mr.. and Mrs j. G. Schuler, OF Pittsburg,
are enjoying the pleasures Of seashore life
at the Eldredge.
Mrs. E. u. Wilt, Dewitt Wilt and Fenton
Wilt, of Pittsburg, are having a glorious
time at Congress Hall.
Samuel B. Hubley. of Pittsburg is one of
the notables at the Hoffman.
Mr.. and Mrs. U. n. Nipple are among the
prominent Pittsburg guests at the
Clarendon.
Jas. Mahaffy is among the recent arrivals
in the Pittsburg colony at the Clarendon.
j. ID. Wilson, of PittsDurg, is whiting salt
lir from the porches Of the Hoffman.
Mrs A. Sloan and family, of Allegheny, are |
pleasantly sojourhing 1t the Mt. Pleataut.