Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-08-14

tally and riding parties, bowling, tennis
and progressive euchre parties, the week
has been the liveiest of the season.
| One OF the liveliest crowds that went out
| on the tally-ho this season was the party of
| young folks Monday evening. The party
was given by Miss Bessie Viel, of Whining.
/ ton, and was chaperoned by Mrs Governor
| Pattison and Mrs. R. B. Brown, of Pittsburg.
Those who made the hills echo with their
Mamie and Elsie Brown, Miss Lois Bailey,
Grange, @ a of Pfstsburg; ann Messrs: ss Fries Tias
and M D., Bancroft, Rsrot, NC OF Wilminston /;
Joe Spear and Mr.. Dal Bvers, of Pittsburg;
Mr.. Charley Paxton. of Wheeling, and Mr.
Sherry Barbour, of Washington. Mr.. Ralph
BageIey and Mr;Nie rNi wen went along to keep the
the one around the mountain known as the
Hickory Bottom" AS the party passed the
old mill Photographer Weston was on hand
and took picture Of the crowd.
Caught Around tho Springs.
Mr.. and Mrs. MARITIME, Of Baltimore, gave
evening in honor of Governor Pattison and
wife.
DR.. and Mrs. Williamson, Of Pittsburg, ar
rived at the Springs Tuesday for an outing
of several weeks.
ME- s. S. Spear is a recent Pittsburger to
The signature OF Curtis H. Gregg. or
Greensburg, was placed on the Springs
register in bold and flowing style Thurs
day.
Mrs. James Mckay, with her three lovely
and charming daughters, arrived at the
Springs Friday. They are among the most
popular at this resort
fortably located at the Springs, where he
will sip the waters for the next ten days.
Mr.. Alex. j. McCalmun and wife are the
most recent Pittsburgers to register at the
Springs. They are here for a stay OF several
weeks.
Mr.. Willis l. King ran over from Pittsbury
Saturday to spend week with his family
who have been at the Springs Hotel for sew
eral weeks.
Mr.. William sprague, OF Pittsburg. is en-
joying lie at the Springs.
Alderman p B. Reilly, OF Pittsburg, with
They will stay until the summer wanes.
Mr.. VIM. NJ. Farland. who was driven from
Pittsburg by the heat is here enjoying the
mountain air and slipping the famous
waters.
Mr. Joseph Mr.. Friedman, OF Allegheny, is
rustieating at the Springs.
Mr. Frederick Berry and sister, OF Pitts
burg, arrived at the Springs Tuesday for a
Mrs. Henry Hayes, of Pittsburg, who is
quite popular here, is at the Springs for
Mr. James B. oliver, Miss Oliver and Miss
Frances M. Oliver, of Pittsburg, arrived
Monday and are comfortably located at the
Springr, where they will enjoy life for the
Mrs. Max Morehead, who is extremely
popular here, arrived from Pittsburg with
her interesting family to-day. They will
enjoy life here for the next two weeks.
Mrs. William Vernon. of Philadelphia,
who is at the Springs as the guest of Mana
ger Doty and wife. has captivated the guests
at the Springs with her vocal powers. Her
voice is sweet and thoroughly cultivated.
A Candidate Hears Good News.
Judge Dean has been here for the past ten
days. During that time he has met promi-
nent men from all over the State, all of
whom have whispered good news to His
Honor in regard to his candidacy.
The most graceful rider at the Springs is
Mrs. Shakespeare lady with pretty lace
and an attractive figure. She is the wife of
a prominent Philadelphia lawyer. Her rid:
when with her husband on the road they at
tract the attention of all.
A young Baltimorean at the Springs at. |
tracts attention by his dress. He always ap-
pears in the height of fashion and never |
wears the same suit twice.
Mrs James A. Wilkinson is among the |
most recent Pittsburgers to register at the |
Springs.
Ex GoYernor Stone, of Iowa, is among the |
most prominent arrivals. He will sip the |
waters and climb the mountain for the next |
two weeks.
S. j. McCarrel, of Harrisburg, arrived at |
the Springs Wednesday. He comes fresh |
from political victory, having been nomi- |
mated for the Senate Tuesday. He will take :
p
taking the stump.
Congressman Jack Robinson Joined his
family here Wednesday.
Last Sunday was decoration day in the
lining room at the Springs. The immense
room and tables were tastefully decorated
with flowers, fern and bunting. Doc Hamil-
;on, the head waiter, received many pleas
INT remembrances Of the occasion from the
quests.
Squire Ammon, of Pittsburg, arrived at
he Springs Wednesday for brief sojourn.
Mr.. James Martin, Superintendent of the
Pullman Car Company, spent few days at
he Springs this week.
United States Senator Higgins, of Della
ware, is at the Springs. Like Senator Hill, he
8 a confirmed batchelor. but has many ac-
Iuain tances among the fair sex.
EX-U nited States Senator Davis arrived at |
he Springs yesterday, his wife and charming
laughter accompanying him. Miss Davis Is
N expert horse sewoman, and no matter
whether in the saddle or on the box of a |
ally -ho, she is at perfect ease.
National Committeeman Robert G. Kerens
7ill join Senator Davis here tomorrow. AL
hough Of different political Affiliations, they
re fast friends, and both are interested in |
ig business ventures in West Virginia, |
long with James G.. Blaine.
Governor Pattison left on Thursday. His