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

the fast line, which train the party were on,
comfortably housed in Mr.. F. L. Sheppard's
private ear No. 16o The party consisted o
the Governor and Mrs. Pattison and chllo,
Miss Pattison and Miss Gator, of Baltimore
The weather has been very warm even for
the mountains, but has not interfered with
the pleasure in any way of the young people.
MIR. Harry Darlington gave bowling party
on Thursday evening to the lady and gentle
men friends of his daughters. Miss Rebecca
Darlington Among the party We're Laurence
boys, and Miss Bessie Donnelly, first girls
prize. Charles McMurtry got the BOBBY
prize.
F. HUFF, of Greensburg, stopped for lew
days and left for the East on Thursday.
Miss Mackey, of Evansville, Ind, who was
undoubtedly the belle OF the Mountain
House, has left several sad hearts ana gone
to Spring Lake, N. J.
MI. S, Kingston McCay and wife, accom-
panied by Congressman Robinson and his
family, will come over from Bedford on the
The floral display made by the walters of
the Mountain House on Sunday was above
expectations. and the first prize was won by
Natural % Ds Bridge OF of Virginia. The second
prize was a large ship loaded with fruit.
Miss NJ. B. Ford, whose ather is proprietor
of Ford's Hotel in Salem, n. j.. is stopping
here and entertains the guests with some
very tine vocal selections.
J. D. Bernd, the wholesale milliner,
treated his young friends to tally-ho ride
Bauers, OF New York, who are greatly adj
mired.
Miss Bessie Donnelly gave a card party OF
three tables in the reception room on
won first prize of fancy box OF candy.
Other prominent Pittsburgers who make
daily trips to the spring house are: Mr.. W.
j. Hammond and wife, Rev. T. j. Garland,
I Mr T., r.
]. Painter, Jr, who left for New York Friday
morning; Mr.. and Mrs. Charles A. Painter
and family n Mrs, st y r. H PSllesk NiiG Mi and Mrs
A party of 25 newspaper men will be here
over Sunday in charge of Mr.. George W.
Boyd, Assistant General Passenger Agent Of
the Pennsylvania Railroad.
Mrs. A. Laughlin, Jr., and family returned
from the seashore, sun-browned and happy
to get back to their friends
Master Alden L. McMurtry claims the
bicycle championship, telling his friends of
his ride to the Iron Springs in three min
utes. No one contradicts him and he has told
it so often that he will soon believe it him.
self.
Mr. Lawrence Dilworth came down this
week and will remain over Sunday at his
private cottage.
A merry party from Allegheny consisted
of Mrs Charles F. stifel, Waiter stif Ell and
DR.. p W. Heron and wife.
Miss Sellers, of Pittsburg, Is q guest of Mr..
L. w. Dalzell at his private cottage, the
Chalfant.
From the register of the Mountain House
may be seen the names of Adiutant General
Greenland, Mr. II. ID. Tate Private Secretary
to Governor Pattison: Miss Maggie Luch,
Greensburg: Mr.. F.O. Keister, Scottdale; Mr..
and Mrs. Edwin Bendley, Mr.. j. W. Wishart
Mr.. Kier Mitchell; Mr.. M. j. Gusky and A,
NJ. Oppenheimer arrived together; Mr.. S. F.
Hammond, Mr.. and Mrs. II. A. Wolf, Mrs. H.
MI. 4. Rudnot, the New York chemist, ac-
companied by his wife and a gentleman
friend, J. g. Pompelly.
Miss NJ H. Painter and Alice 3. Painter,
chaperoned by Mrs. T. II. Dickson, reformed
from, Lakewood looking much improved by
the trip.
Two carriage loads of young people visited
pleasant time, and with the exception of
soiled clothes, everyone enjoyed it.
Mr.. C. A. Buch, of Altoona, who won the
Grogan cup at lawn tennis last year, is a
visitor here and is giving some fine points
away ON tho nopular game.