Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1901-08-15
BEDFORD SPRINGS.

A Week Gay with Coaching Parties aud
Other Diversions-The Latest Arrivals.
Special Correspondence of Gazette and Jorunal.
Bedford, Pa, Aug. o. The week has
beea gay one, Charles B. Kenney
having taken the lead In the amuse.
nents by giving the largest coaching
party of the summer, Tuesday evening,
IN honor Of Miss Margaret Wilson Of
Baltimore. Miss Paul, the interesting
daughter Of Frank W. Paul Of Phila-
delphia, acted as whip, and an excel
lent one she made. Others in the COM
pany were Miss I-atrobe, Miss Hilles,
of Baltimore; Miss Maloney, Miss
Hickok, Miss Lowndes. ISIS Bonham,
aud the Messrs. Hickok, Douglass,
Peasants, Yeager, Barclay, and O'Don-
nell. The route. was along the famous
Hickorynut Bottom road for ten miles
or more. After the return to the Bedford
Springs Hotel, an appetizing luncheon
was served.
The next day Mr.. Kenney was the
host at an enjoyable dinner at the
Willows, given in honor of several of
the matrons of the hotel, among them
Mrs. Jesse Hilles Of Baltimore, Mrs.
Samuel Bancroft, Jr., of Wilmington,
Mrs. z. j. Haldeman and Mrs. A. j.
Dull OF Harrisburg. When it comes to
coaching parties and waffle dinners,
Mr.. Kenney is without rival.
The second automobile of the season
made its appearances this week, when
Messers. Robert Pitcairn, Jr.. William
B. Prainer and John Reilly, Jr.. came
up from Pittsburg, having made the
run in one day.
There has been the usual interest 10
golf, 1t being no extraordinary thing to
see 40 or 80 players on the links SOON
after breakfast. Some Of the best play
this week has been by Messers. Syming-
ton and Tyer.
Gen. II. Kyd Douglass of Hagerstown
has arrived for his accustomed visit to
the Bedford Springs Hotel.
Mr.. and Mrs. James A. Janney, Jr.,
Of Philadelphia are again at the Springs.
Mr.. JanDey is a son Of the late Spencer
NJ. Janney, at one time president of
the Huntingdon d Broad Top Noun
tain Railroad Co.
Miss Buckley, one of Washington g
bellies OF last winter and one of the
most interesting girls at the Bedford
Springs Hotel this summer, will pass
the greater part of the season here.
W. L. Andrews of the Baltimore &
Ohio came up to spend Sunday with
his wife and family and are at the
Bedford Springs Hotel. Other recent
arrivals at this hotel include Mr.. and
Mrs. P. j. Knable, Mr.. and Mrs. s. A.
Stewart, Howard q. Stewart and b. +.
Lee of Pittsburg.
Ex-senator Davis of West Virginia
and George Fl. Colket Of Philadelphia
left few days ago, having been cal led
o..1l r
is expected to return within day or SO.
Judge and Mrs. j, ID. Campbell of
Philadelphia, and Mr.. and Mrs. II. NJ
North OF Columbia, Pa, are repeating
former visits to the Springs
Other arrivals include: From Phila-
delphia, Richard Talgiman, Mr.. and
Mrs. p. Nelson, e. NJ. Rowan, Fl. @.
Rowan, John Reilly, Jr., j. X. Horner,
Mrs. j. Sbeaff, Mr.. and Mrs. j. d.
Campbell, Mr.. and Mrs. H. M. Alber-
ton. From Pittsburg, Mr.. and Mrs.
s. A. Stewart, Mr.. aud Mrs. j. p.
Knable, Master Elkin Knable, Mr.. and
Mrs. T. }. Smith, Miss Carrie II.
Smith, B. F. Lee, Joseph Wilson,
Robert Pitcairn, Jr., w. b. Prainer,
W. L. Andrews. From Baltimore, j,
G. Alder, Miss E. G. Thompson, Mr..
and Mrs. A. l.. Gorter. From Brook
Ign, Miss j. W. Harrison, Mrs. W.
Hamilton Shirling, Miss Grace w.
Shirling. From New York, Mrs. A. l..
Ashman, Miss Ashman, Mr.. and Mrs.
W. j. Tanning. Miscellaneous, Bishop
Talbot, Central, Pa. Miss Carrie Wise,
New York; Benjamin Wilds. Miss
Buckley. Washington, ID. c.; Mr.. and
Mrs. H. II. North, Columbia, Pa. |;
Mrs. e. Osborne Dowel, Virginia; H.
X. Douglass, W. Keathofer. Hagers-
town, Nd, and Mr.. and Mrs. j. A.
Ranney, Jr., Chestnut Hill. Phiiadel-
phia.