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

they plurge into the wild wood, where ma
ture refgns in the magnificence of supreme
handsome or imposing, but nevertheless
adding greatly to the general effect of the
view. Atanother turn of the road the trav-
eler comes upon quiet village: and no mat
point of interest. Indeed. one cannot travel
in any direction around Bedford without
encounteripg fine drives and magnificent
scenery.
Bedford has a special charm for the young
and this season promises to surpass all
former seasons. The past week has been
one of unusual activity. A well-known leader
spent his time here said: 81 arise about
O'Clock and go to the spring. After drink
ing glass Of water l find a pretty girl and
scending take another glass of water and
am then ready for breakfast; after breakfast
drive to town or to the lake which usually
after dinner an hour or so for nap. The
evenings are spent either in the saddle or
in company with jolly party on the tally
old inn we partake of chicken and waff1es
and wind up the days routine in the ball
room."
Expecting . Visit From Harrison.
This can be said to be the daily routine of
many who visit Bedford, although the
tennis courts, the card and billiard rooms
and the bathing pavilion are always in de-
mand, the latter especially is becoming more
popular every year. The Springs, which
under the efficient management of Mr.. and
Mrs. Doty, now rank with any of the lead
ing summer hotels is rapidly filling up over
Gossip has it, and it seems with some
foundation, that President Harrison will be
here the latter part of the month to meet
some OF the Republican leaders, who will be
here at that time. Several parties who had
intended leaving have prolonged their visit
until then.
Society has been quiet until the past few
days, when it has received many additions
from all over the State.
Mr.. ]. Willis Dalzell and wife, who have
been making Bedford their summer home
for these many many years, are again at the
Springs. They are among the most popular
who come from Pittsburg.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Mckee, of Pittsburg
are comfortably situated in the brick build
ing. Mrs. Mckee is extremely popular and
her company is eagerly sought by host of
Pittsburgers.
Miss Susan Ewing arrived last Saturday
ana has added much to society at the
Springs.
Mrs. A. NJ. Byers and family are again at
the Springs for their usual two weeks So
tourn. Mr.. Byers being now abroad, Mrs.
Byers may prolong her visit until his re-
turn.
Mrs. Governor Pattison, who is here with
her children, has so far defeated all comers
in the bowling alley. She has perfect con-
largest score among the ladies.
Mr. B. Forst, of Pittsburg. is q recent auto
graph on the Springs register. He will sip
the famous waters for ten days.
Judge Doty, of Greensburg, arrived at the
Springs Saturday. He came overland, his |
companion being Mr.. Paul II.
Gather, rising young lawyer Of the West
moreland bar.
Commodore Kountz and wife, of Ale
gheny, who were here earlier in the season, |
are back again for two weeks stay.
Judge ]. A. Meilvaine, of Washington. Pa,
is registered at the Arandale.
Mr.. George S. Fleming and Miss Martha |
Fleming are at the Springs for a ten days |
stay.
Eating waff1es and Chicken.
Willis F. MeCook the Pittsburg LAWYER. |
who with his family are at the Springs, took |
supper at the willows on Tuesday evening. |
This resort is the one OF which Glorious Old |
Tom Marshall and Judges Hawkins and |
Ewing have such a high opinion. They
speak in the highest terms of the chicken |
and waffies which are always on the menu
card.
Mrs. Reed, the lady member of the Worlds
Fair Committee from Maryland. is registered
Miss Sue Dalzell and Miss Ruth Bailey
two leaders in Pittsburg society, arrived at
the Springs Thursday. Both will add greatly
Mrs. Fred Fleming and Miss Annie Flem.
ing are recent Pittsburgers to register at
the Springs.
w. E. Schmertz and wife are at the
Springs. Mr.. SchmertZ comes for the benefit
Of his health.
Mr.. william Neeb. who is accompanied by
his two interesting and accomplished daugh-
ters, arrived from Pittsburg the early part
Of the week. They are at tile Springs.
Judge Simonton, of HARRISBURG arrived at |
the Springs on Wednesday. His wife and
laughter accompany him.
Spencer NJ. Janncy, President of the Hunt
ngdon and Broad Top Railroad, who de-
lights to take his rest here every summer,
arrived on Friday night
Prof George Toerge has added fou more
pieces to his already frst-class orch estra,
e is now composed Of "A musicians.
all of whom are masters of their professions.
)n next Thursday night benefit ball will
,e given them in the ballroom at the
springs.
W. W. Herr and Sol Blumenthal, of the
City, are resting at the Arandale
Ex-Congressman James H. Hopkins, who
epresented one OF the Allegheny districts
ew years ago, but who now has lucrative |
aw practice in Washington City, is at the
Arandale for six weeks sojourn.
He Sports q Beautiful Span.
Lawyer Scott, Of the Pittsburg law firm of
,alzell, Scott and Gordon, with his wife.
re at the Springs. Mr.. Scott can be seen
most any pleasant evening taking spin