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THE PITTSBURG- DISPATCH, SUNDAY. AUGUST 7, 189a
PEICE FERDINAND OP BOUMAXXA
Mr. King and his bride, nee Zug, are en
Joying what might be called the continna
tion or the sequel to their honeymoon at
home. They are living at present opposite
Jtfr.Zug's house, preparatory tohaving an es
tablishment ior themselves in the autumn.
A most painful accident, if it be not the
' termination, as is sadly feared, to her earth
ly career, befell on Friday night Miss
Bessie Young, daughter of Ezra P. Young,
Esq., of Sewickley. She isnowlyingon what
may be her deathbed as the fearful result
of treading upon a match. All the Talley
isplunped in mourning, and truly it can be
raid of the heart-stricken parents that they
have not been left to grieve alone, for a
bond of sympathy has united the entire
suburb in one common grieving watch
round the sufferer's bedside. In Sewickley
she is spoken of as one of its sweetest
young girls. Another winter would have
brought, if not her formal debut, at least
what is equally dear to the school girl's
heart, the permission to entertain and be
entertained with the school girls and boys'
charming holiday dances and parties.
A school career of certain brilliancy at
the Pennsylvania College received a fitting
acknowledgment last year In a gold medal
won for superior work in her lavonte study
ot painting, for which she showed a most
marked ability. Hand in hand with this
was a decided taste for literature, which
home Influences carefully fostered and
cult I rated, and adorning these gifts of mind
were those of the heart, which so impress
all who know her with a sense of personal
affliction In the suffering that has come to
their young friend.
Tbe family of Mr. Charles B. Speer, of
Craft avenue, Oakland, has gone to Bedford
Springs for a sojourn of three weeks.
Mr. H. Kirk Porter, who sailed with his
family some months ago ior Europe, has
been In Pittsbnrg during the past week.
As Mr. Porter's intention when he went
away was to visit the continent at some
length, this appearance in town is doubtless
to be ot short duration. 2? one of the ladies
of his family are with him.
Yesterday Senator "William JTlinn joined
his family at Bedford Springs.
I have just bees debating with myself
the feasibility of a school street car. There
are school ships for naval cadets, depart
ments at college for the training of would
be journalists, and then why not a car in
which night be trained the voung gentle
man whoe ambition is hounded by a con
ductor's horizon. The new departure need
not be run at anyone's expense except that
ot the indulgent public who would
probably be willing to pay a
double tare for the pleasure of observing
the inculcation of some good oommon sense
rules as well as those of politeness. Think
irhat-s-siiveMt would be to the feelings of
those who have just seen their dearest
friend drive by, behind a spanking team, to
have a gentle-voiced conductor, hit in hand,
awaiting their leisure and their tare. Street
cars have made lite almost not worth
the living, and conductors acgravated it into
a state when it is lit for nothing save dying.
Fancy what a godsend would be a man
who knew the streets along his line, or,
barring that, would let you off at the strret
if you knew it yourself without yonr mak
ing preparations half an hour beforehand
to attract his attention! Then there are
the conductors who have a precocious fancy
that their passengers are Saratoga trunes
to which heels first or head first makes no
practical difference in their internal sys
tems. Seriously speaking, there is a vast reform
needed, especially on one line, which need
not be specified, because every street car
rider knows. I saw a conductor yesterday
afternoon treat a woman entering his car
with a baby in her arms in a most ill-natured
manner. Hetonkher open umbrella,
as she stepped up, and his evident reluc
tance to cive her even that slight assitance
proved that he only did so at her request,
and as she steadied herself in the doorway,
shoved the umbrella, now closed down in
lront of her. The woman didn't see the
umbrella, but the conductor dropped it
nevertheless, and only for the timely assist
ance of a passenger the unfortunate woman
wouid have been flung on her face, with
doubtless serious resultant injuries to
herstlf and tier child. The cause ot it all
stood back on the platform with his arms
folded and a soft whistle of contentment
issuing from his lips. The woman sat the
entire way in with a flush of anger on her
cheek, nnd indeed she would have been
justified in reprimanding the conductor
most severely for his inhuman conduct
Only last week a similiar complaint was
made in The Dispatch concerning this
same man.
There are a great many thoughtful and
gentlemanly fellows in the street car service
in whose cars it is a pleasure to ride.
Sirs. Schenley, of London and Pittsburg
is to be immortalized in stone. The grate
lul daughters of the Involution have got up
a gentle agitation for a statue of Pittsburg's
benefactors, to be erected in the park, and
for which the purse strings of the daughters
are to be liberally loosened. Tne idea is a
very good one, and in view of Mrs. Schen
ley s probable gift of the blockhouse, would
really seem not only to be a graceful re
cognition of a broad minded and liberal
woman, but an honorable attempt to
balance an account.
Mrs. Edward Bosworth, of Hudson, O.,
with a blue eyed, golden haired fairy of a
little 4-year-old danzhter, is a guest in the
city ot her sister-in-law, Mrs. M. M. Bos
worth, of Denniston avenue, East End.
Maeiou Crawford Gallahhb.
THE SOCIAL WHIRLIGIG.
It Spins Almost as hast In the Month ot
Aucut a In Durrmbrr.
Wilkinsburg had an enjoyable lawn fete
during the week. It was held under the
auplces of the ladies of the Second
rresuyterian Cliuicli, and did credit
to tne executive ability and in
dustry of Its directors. The church Is
that which was established to give Eev. J.
A Burnett a charge when lie left the Re
formed Presbyterian Chuicn, and the fete
lias done considerable toward raising money
for the churcli the congregation intends to
build. 1 he fete was held upon the grounds
of Mrs. John S. Crawford, on Alfred stieet.
The booths wet e decorated with lancy mus
lins and flass, and the lirisht colors
against the cool creon award made a
very pretty effect. There was a good
nttcudance on both nlshts. It was the first
luwn fete by the C P. Church, and, consid
ering the lateness ol the season, it will prob
ably be the last in Wilkinsburg this sum
mer. The ladies in charge ot the different
tnbles weie: Ice cream, Mr. John S. Craw
ford, SIr. Fleeter, Mrs. Fihor, Mrs. Bur
nett, Mrs. Aiken. Mrs. Keeley, Mrs. Hnzlett,
Mrs. McCrumme; lemonade. Miss Ircno Eli
AND PBIJJCKSS MARIS OP EDINBURGH
sors. Mls Netta Frazler, Miss A Mitchell,
Miss Eva Pew, Miss iagsle Bojrgs, Miss
Lucy Boal, Miss Burnett, Miss Mitchell and
Miss Lucy Smith.
Thursday of last week a reception was
given by Misses Flora and Bertha Hunter to
their friends and family connections at their
residence, Boggs avonuo, Mt. Washington.
Dinnor was served at 5 30 p. m., the following
guests being present: Councilman John
Paul and wife, Mr. and Mrs. William Loe, of
Rock Island. III.; Mr. and Mrs. Donahoe, of
Pittsburg; Mr. and Mrs. John F. Jones, of
Pittsburg: Mr. and Mr. John Holmes and
John Holmes, Jr., of West Liberty borougb;-
JJiss Lizzie uawKins, .airs, dames uniiny
and Miss Anna Dreillng, of Mu Washington.
Tbo Mlsres Hunter wero ably as
sisted by a corps of young ladies,
who had sole control of the V3
freshments and entertainment generally.
They wore Miss Nettie anil Blanche Don
ahoe, Miss Eunice Holmes and MioS Mary
Oyer. The dinner room was elaborately
decorated with plants and flowers. Tho
centerpiece on the table nttracted especial
attention and admiration owing to its
unique design. It was constructed out of
colored cardboard and tissue paper and rep
resented an ancient castle. Musical recita
tions and other amusements followed dinner
until a late hour.
The birthday of Misses Berta and Lotta,
twin daughters of Mr. and Mrs. A. Bertalott,
of the East End, was celebrated Tuesday in
a most delightful manner. Schenley Park
was chosen to be the most desirable resort
for the occasion. On arriving thore
In their gaily-decked conveyance the
happy party arranged themselves for
a mild game of baseball in a feminine
form Miss Anna Keating was captain for the
"A's" and Miss Martha Seaforth of the
"U's." Miss Emma Laurent acted as um-
Sire and Miss Clam Owens as scorer. Misses
lanche Ihmsen and Maria Bruhl were the
Site hers, Miss Gertrude McCaffrey, Miss
elite Friel, May Rodgers, Rose Lau
rent, Hilda Barr, Nina Barr,
Dilla Esterly, Camilla Murphy.
Rebecca Seaforth, Mamie O'Neill, Lottie
Johnston and Katie Friel aU took part in
the game.
The young ladles were all quite ready for
their delicious refreshmo-its, which were
served in a very asnulc style.
A very pleasant surprise plonie was ten
dered Mr. and Mrs. James A "Breen, of
Duquesne Park, Allegheny, in honor of
their little daughter Edith's third birthday.
About 40 frlenas and relatives pirticiDated
in the festivities, which, owine to the
weather, were held at the house.
Music, both rocal and instrumental,
and games with tables spiead with
a delightful luncheon helped to make the
day a pleasant one to be remembered by all.
After wishing .Edith many more happy
biithdays the guests departed tor their
homes at a late hour. Among those present
were Mrs. James W. Breen and family, Mrs.
J. A. McEnight and ton, Mrs. Creal, Miss
Eberhardt, Mrs. Alexander, Mr. and Mrs. O.
A Gaily.
The house of ex-Recorder Graham, of
North avenue, Allegheny, was the scene of
the last meeting ot the "All For Fun Club,"
which broke up for the season a short time
ago. At 12 o'clock they were entertained by
a delightful luncheon, the host proving him
self a most charming entertainer. The
Douglas. Jessie publis, Jessie Ludwlsr, Nan
nie Uobhins, Ldona Airhnrt. Edith Watson,
-Messrs. Samuel Watters, Frank Netting,
Fi ed Longdon, Talbot Graham, Leslie Gra
ham, John Douglas aud others.
A large reunion, or "Harvest Home," of
the Reformed Presbyterian churches of
Western Pennsylvania was held at Idlewild
on Thursday. The day was a lovely one and
the occasion thoroughly enjoyable. Wil
kinsburg supplied over 200 of the picnickers,
who went to the rendezvous in a special
train.
The engagement of Miss Elsie Morgan
stern, of Fulton street, Allegheny, to Mr.
Frauenfeld, of New York City, is an
nounced. Mrs. E. G. Welnschenk is to play at the
Shadyslde Presbyterian Chuicn. this month
in the absence of Mr. Brown.
Fleeing tbe Augnct San.
Mr. W. H. Drain, of Braddock, is In Balti
more. W. J. Snodgrass has returned from Chi
cago. Mr. A B. Kennedy is sojourning In At
antic Cit y.
Isaac Gross and family have left for At
lantic City.
Mr. John Noey, of Fort Perry, is in the
mountains.
Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Courtney, of Braddock,
are in the East.
Miss Kate Burns, of Ashland, Ky., is here
visiting friends.
Mr. W. Y. Hart has returned from White
Sulphur Springs.
Miss Rosa Knorr, of Braddock.has returned
from Cincinnati.
Mr. Charles Goettman, of Brushton, is
visiting in tho East.
Mr. and Mrs. L. R. Hartley, of Tarentnm,
are at Atlantic City.
Miss Villa McCready and Miss Gertrude
Hart are at Saget town.
Mr. Irwin Porter, of Park place, Wllkins
burg, is at Atlantic Citv.
Mr. W. Y. Hart is spending the summer at
White Sulphur Springs.
J. Charles Sherriff, of Knoll street, Alle
gheny, is at Chautauqua.
Mr. Edward S. Clark, of Taggart street, is
enjoying lite at Chautauqua.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Mills, of Braddock,
are at TJrslna lor six weeks.
Miss Minnie Jones, of North Braddock, is
visiting Johnstown relatives.
Miss Iola Lingenfelter, of Penn avenue, has
returned from her trip to Erie.
Mr. J. B. Powolson, of Forty-third street,
is summering at Valley Camp.
Mrs. J. T. Johnston is tho guest of friends
in Braddock for several weeks.
Mrs. John W. Gibnev, of Philadelphia, is
visiting her sisters in Braddock.
Mrs. L. H. Buns, of Cumberland, W. Ya., is
visiting ner mother in Pittsburg.
Mr. and Mrs. Alex Law, of Braddock, are
part of the contingent at TJrslna.
W. W. McCandless and family, of Belle
vue, are enjoying life at Chautauqua.
Mrs. W. F." Wetzel and children, of Miller
street, are visiting in Ligonler Valley.
Miss Luln B. Josenbam, or Boyle street,
Allegheny, is a guo9t at Meyer Lake, O.
Messrs. Leslie Burke and Samuel Brobst
are at the Brobst cottage, Valley Camp.
Mr. Joseph Fleishman and family, of WI1
klnsburg, are at their cottage, Chautauqua.
Miss Jean Davidson, of Arch street, Alle
gheny, is visiting at her old home, Bradford.
Pa.
Mr. C 8. Rea is ont of town on a pleasure
trip to Denver, Col., and to San Francisco.
CaL
Mr. and Mrs. George MoKee, of Edgewood
Park, have gone to Nova Scotia for the sum
mer. Mr. Charles D. Armstrong, of North street,
Wilkinsburg, has returned from Atlantlo
City.
Mr. Frank and sister, Miss Nannie Yarlett,
of Braddock, left yesterday lor a Western
tour.
Mrs. John Hart and Miss Hart, of Observa
tory Hill, are going to Lexington. Ky next
week.
Mr. J. A Gonlden, of New York, Is visiting
numerous friends In Braddock the past
week. ,
Mrs."b. B. Lovatt. Miss Jennie Lovatt and
Miss Jennie Hendricks Arch street, Alle
gheny City, leave this week for Atlantlo
City.
Miss Minnie West, of Allegheny, left last
Monday to spend a few weeks at Conneaut
Lake,
Mr. Harry W. Ward, of Palo Alto Street,
Allegheny, has returned home from Asbnry
Park.
Mr. T.J. McKallp and family, of North
Ftreet, Wilkinsbnrg, are home from Aibnry
Park.
Mrs. Jane Davidson and Mls Davidson
have gono to Point Chatauqna for a few
weeks.
Miss Ardary, of Liberty avenue, has gone
to Atlantic City, where she will spend a few
weeks. Miss Jennie Larkin, of Millwood avenue,
has gone to tbe country for a few weeks' va
cation. Miss Anna Reel, who had been visiting
her cousin in New Brighton, returned home
Friday.
Mr. E. G. Vogeley, of the Souttistde, lefton '
Tbur.day for a trip to New York and the
seashore.
The wife of Captain J. B. Lucas, of West
Braddock, Is spending the season in the Al
legheules. Miss Sadie Mlohaels, of Everett, Pa., is the
fuest of her brother, Mr. Hoyt Miohaels, of
iraddock.
Mrs. James McGregor and Miss McGregor,
or South Highland avenne, are at Spring
Lake, N. J.
Dr. T. W. Stephens, of Wilkinsbnrg, left
Friday for a three week's vfslt with irlends
in Bellaire.
Mrs. W. S. Hull,-a charming young matron
of Braddock, is spending the season at At
luntio Citv.
Miss Frances Scott, of Arch street, Alle
gheny, left for Denver, Col., on Friday with
her parent".
James S. Murdock and family, of Webster
street, are at their cottage at Ebensburg for
tho summer.
Mr. and Sirs. M. H. Danzizer will leave
Paris shortly for an extended trip through
Switzerland.
Mr. A. L. Keller, or Park place. Wilkins
bnrg, is spending his vacation In Toledo and
on the lakes.
Misses Jessie and Ella Devlne, of McKees
port, are spending some weeks In Tarentum
and Freeport.
Miss Fannie and Miss Laura Zengsehmldt
and Mr. and Mrs. Louis Hoechstetter are at
Atlantic City.
Miss Mary A. McClurg and Miss Holton
started last evening for Cape May to be gone
several weeks.
Mrs. John K. Ewlng and son. King, of
O'liara street, East Jnd, nave returned irom
the mountains.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Sutton and Master
Jack Sutton have taken np their residence
in Sharpsburg.
Prof. Theodor Salmon, of the Pittsburg
Female College, is taking a muoh needed
rest at Newport.
The Misses Alice and Rosle Curran, of
Allegheny City, are spending several weeks
at Atlantic City.
Dr. J. A. Burgoon, of Allegheny, Is spend
ing his vacation in Canada, where he will be
for some eeks.
Miss Belle Stewart of Ridge avenne, Alle
gheny, is spending a few weeks with friends
in New York City.
Miss Effle Snyder, of Peoria, Hi., who has
been visiting Mrs. Hoyt Michaels, of Brad
dock, has gtjne home.
Miss Tlllle Oesterle, of Mount Troy, Alle
gheny, left last week for Atlantlo City and
other summer resorts.
Dr. Wood, of Duqnesne College, will be ab
sent from the city ior some time visiting the
lakes and Chautauqua.
Mr. R, W. Sample, of Sampson street, Alle
gheny, is spending his vacation at Cnautan
'qua and Niagara Falls.
Miss Clara Sheets, who has been visiting
friends in Tarentum, returned to her home
in Wheeling, on Fiiday.
Among the frequenters of the board walk
Is noticed Mr. Jay Fiederlck Emmerllng, or
Rebecca street, Pittsburg.
Miss Nannie McCaulev, of Altoona, Is vis
iting her silstcr, Mrs. W S. Bookwalter, of
Ross street, Wilkinsbnrg.
Miss Sallle D. Ewing and Miss Nollie El
liott, of Allegheny, have cone to Toronto
for the month of August.
The Mises Josephine, Edith, Lilly and
Cora Shallenberger, of Llthgo avenue, are
summering at Chautauqua.
MissLonle Fownes, of Yonngstown, Is the
guest oi the family of Mr. L N. Patterson, of
Pcnn avenue, Wilkinsburg.
Mr. R. S. Cnbbago, or Taylor avenne, Alle
gheny, is a much songht after young man
at the hops in Atlantic City.
Mr. Pierce Bellman, of Braddock avenne,
Wilkinsburg. loft Thursday for several
weeks' stay at Atlantic city.
Miss Villa M'Cready and Miss Gertrude
nart, of Allegheny, are visiting friends In
Saegerstown and Sharon, Pa.
Miss Mary O'Donnell, of Forty-second
street, has returned fioma week's visit to
North Oakland, Butler County.
Mrs. Heaton and Miss Clara Heaton, of
Jeffersonvtlle, Ind., are the guests or Mr.
and Mrs. H. Sage, of Tarentum.
The Misses Fannie and Gertrude McKane,
of Freeport, are visiting Miss Catharine
O'Donnell, Forty-second street.
Mr. and Mrs. S. L. McCallum, Miss Barbara
Remensnyder and Miss Annie Reining are
visiting iriends at Atlantic City.
Mrs. M. J. Matlack and Miss Maggie, of
North Braddock, will occupy their Asbury
Pai k cottage the next six weeks.
Miss Mary and Irene Jones, of Center
avenue, and Miss Flora Lutton left for Point
Chautauqua on Saturday morning.
Mr. Arthur Wooding, of North Braddook,
returned last week irom a seven months'
stay in Mississippi and Tennessee.
Captain W. B. Lucas and Captain J. L. Mo
Feeters, of West Braddock, went to Fayette
Springs for the summer last week.
Mr. and Mrs. George Tann, Mr. H. E. Stem
and C, F. Groettman, or this city, are at
Pagoda Springs, Mt. Clemens, Mich.
Mr. and Mrs. William Peebles, of" Wilkins
burg, are at Beach Haven, N. J., where they
will leinaln until the last of August.
'Squire and Mrs. Blake, or Wilkinsburg,
accompanied by their niece. Miss May War
ring, left Timrsday for Atlantic City.
Mr, and Mrs. James A McNally and Mr.
James P. McNally are snmmm'ing at the
Coleman House, Asbury Park, N. J.
Homer J. Reel, accompanied by hU sister.
Miss Ceal, and Miss Mary Duffy, left last
week to visit friends In Washington.
Dr. Frank M. Hurdoch, of the East End,
has been called out of town on account of
tbe serious illness of a near relative.
Mr, William Hncket and family, of Biddle
avenue, Wilkinsburg, lert yesterday for a
two weeks' rest at Lake Chautauqua.
Miss Mary N. Cnnningham, of Allegheny,
and Mrs. Andrew Burns, of Sewickley, have
gone to Mt. Clemens for tho summer.
The Misses Hattie Gamble and Charlotte
Atkinson, or Wilkinsburg, have returned
fiom a pleasant sojourn at Atlantic City.
Mr. and Mrs. Fowners, of Boulevard Place,
and Miss Mary Hughes, or Center avenne,
have gono to Atlantic City for a few weeks.
Mrs. Lapsley, of West Braddock, has re
turned from a long visit to her sister, Mrs.
Campbell. Mr. John Campbell accompanied
her.
Messrs. A H. Burchfleld, Harry P. Wyatt
a L. Straub and William McElveen are
making life go at the hops of Point Chautau
qua. Mrs. Jonn Bouth and family and Mrs.
George W. Moore and family aie spending
the summer in their cottages at Rld-evlew
Park.
Dr. F. S. Pershing and Mrs. Pershing, of
Penn avenne, Wilkinsburg, will leave this
week for an extended trip to the upper
lakes.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Rea and Miss Louise
Rea returned on Thursday from a delight
ful tour of Maclnao Island and the great
lakes.
Mr. Harry Beeson, of Church avenue, Alle
gheny, lert on August 4 for a two weeks'
visit to Atlantic City and other Eastern
towns.
Miss Nellie Perry, or ColweU street, is
camping wltn friends near Sandy Lake. Be
fore returning Miss Perry will visit New
Castle.
Mr. and Mrs. Will T. Stark have returned
to their home at Sprlngdaie after visiting
relatives near Apollo during the past
month.
Miss Clara H. Davis and Miss Ida Boyle,
of North Braddock, lert on Thursday to
spend vacations in Homer City, Indiana
county.
Rev. aw. Smith and Mrs. Smith, of Wfl
klntburg, left Tuesday to spend several
weeks with the Iron City Fishing Club In
Canada.
Mr. 'William Gruseh. of the Northside.
with his wife and family, are spending tho
summer at Hlte's Btatfon, on West Penn
Railroad.
Key. S. IL Moore, pastor of the Wilkins
burg Presbyterian Church, will return to
day with his family from a three weeks' stay
in Canada.
Miss Clara Lane (Mrs. J. K. Murray), prima
donna of the Murray & Davids Opera Com
pany, is enjoying a much needed rest at her
?leasant home on Hoeveler street. East End.
'emporarily her role is filled by Miss Grace
Golden.
Dr. and Mrs. McCombs, Dr. and Mrs. Hall,
Mr. Edwaid Ford, Mr. Lindsay and Miss
Neems, of Tarentum, left for Denver on
Thursday.
The following additional Plttsburgers are
registered at tho hotel in Somerset: Judge
McClung, Mr. and Mrs. J. P. KnaDie, baby
and nurse.
Mr. George Wilmer Martin, of the. East
End, and Mr. Harry Beeson, of Allegheny,
were among the many excursionists at At
lantlo City.
Mr. Charles W. Wattles Is at present en
Joying Atlantic City. He will spend several
neons at ijukqwowi, L&se uuautauqua, ue
foie his return.
Miss Helen Boyle, daughter or P. C. Boyle,
of the Oil City Derrick,, is" at present the
guest or Marion E. Hopper, Summerlea
street. East End.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward A. Brown, of Cen
tral street, Allegheny, with their family, are
enjoying the near-at-home resort or Big
Sewickley creek.
Miss Clara Wic'land and Miss Jennie Mc
Namee will leave tbisjreek for a fortnight's
visit to New York City, Atlantlo City and
Washington, D. C.
Mr. and Mrs. George Lies, of Duqnesne
neights, are sojourning at Atlantic City.
Before their return they will visit New York
and Philadelphia.
Dr. It, Herrod, of Penn avenue, with a
party or friends 'eft last Wednesday on a
fortnight's fishing expedition to North Bay
on Lake Niplsslng.
Mr. Lawience Cooney, of West Braddock,
went to Ohio for a week on Wednesday, and
will stav the other two weeks of his vaca
tion at Atlantic City.
The Misses Elizabeth and Virginia Elliott,
of Stockton avenue, Allegheny, are enter
taining many of their friends at their sum
mer cottage in Emsworth.
Rev. M. M. Patterson, pastor of the First
United Presbyteiian Church, Wilkinsburg,
left yesterday to spend his two week's vaca
tion at Lake Chautauqua.
Mrs. F. A Kerr, of Allegheny, and Mrs.
George P. Wnudell and Miss Frances Wad
dell, of Pittsburg, are s-jending a few weeks
with filendsat Elmira, 'S. Y.
Mrs. H. L. Hoburg, Mrs. William Lenz and
'Miss Stella Lenz have gone to New York
for a few weeks, including a Jaunt among
some of the watering places.
Mrs. C. H. Park, or Allegheny, Is visiting
Mis. Barrett in New York city, and before
returning home will visit the principal
watering places in tho East.
Prof. G. L. Hamm returned with his wife
to their home at Copetand, after a two
months' vacation spent with relatives in the
Northern part of Pennsylvania.
Dr. A. G. Bruce, Dr. J. E. RIgg, Mr. 8.
Howard Jackson and Mr. W. A. MacWil
Hams, of Wilkinsburg, lert last week for a
two weeks' sojourn in Colorado.
Prof. A. D. Wettach, or Sin den street, Al
legheny, starts this week on an extended
tour to the ,head of tho Monongahela and
tbe less known parts of Virginia,
Miss Juliet Roush, of Webster avenne, has
returned to her home from a pleasant so
journ at Woposonock, Altoona and Cresson,
much recuperated by the mountain air.
Miss Lizzie WelBh, of Parker street, East
End, and niece. Miss Stella KliklanU, of
Kirkpatrlok avenne, Allegheny, will spend
the month of August at Ridge View Park.
Miss Clara Banghman, of Braddock, and
Miss Annie Cain, of the East End, went on
Thursday to Philadelphia, New Tork City
and Cape May for a ten days' pleasure out
ing. Miss Rose Clinton, of Mayflower street,
accompanied by her friend. Miss Sadie
Smeck, of Allegheny, will leave Monday for
Monongahela City to visit friends and rela
tives. Dr. and Mrs. Frank H. Wade, of North
avenue, Allegheny, are visiting Dr. Wade's
sister, Mrs. Levi C. Wade, at her seaside
villa near Chatham, on tbe Massachusetts
coast.
Miss Mame E. Roberts, of Poplar street,
Allegheny, a popular young lady, Is with a
moiry party of Plttsburgers who are sum
mering on tbo mountains on the Cheat
river.
Mrs. J. A Lynoh, of Diamond street, city,
accompanied by her niece, MlfS Mary E.
O'Brien, of Cratton. left on last Wednesday
ior tuinsas uity anu. uenver ior a sojourn or
four weeks.
The Misses Lulu Fawcett, Minnie Boyle,
Gertie Jame, Mildred Rose and Edna
Fawcett, oi Braddock, have gone to Niagara
Falls, Chautauqua aud other northern re
sorts for a month.
Mls"5 Mamie Tracy and her brother, Mr.
James Tracy, of Allegheny, accompanied by
Miss Jennie Carroll, or Cleveland, O., left on'
Thursday for three weeks' visit to Atlantlo
City and New Tork.
Mrs. William H.Brown,ofDIthrldgeiStreet,
jritisuurg, wim ner lamiiy ana sister, Miss
Brown, are seeking tbe cool weather at
Lakewood where Mr. Brown will Join them
when business permits.
Mr. and Mrs. William Swarti, of May
flower street. East End, lert on Thursday for
a three weeks' trip to Denver, Col. They
expect to visit Calllorn'a and other Western
cities before returning.
Mrs. H. M. Layton and Mrs. Umversaugh
and daughter, of Ft, Madison, -la., who have
been the guests of Mrs. Hon land, of Penn
avenue, Wilkinsburg, for the past mouth,
will return home this week.
Miss Fannie J. McDermott has left on a
two weeks' vacation to Philadelphia, Cape
May and Atlantic City, where she will be
met by her fiieud, Ml-s Julia A Tracy, who
Is registered at the Victoria.
Miss Alice Pickering, of Dinwiddle street,
sailed last Tuesday on the City or Paris for
an extended two months' trip throughout
'Europe, inclnding the principal cities of
England, France and Ireland.
Miss Annie H. Rutledge, of Webster
avenue, Pittsburg, after an extended trip
through Canada, including Niagara Falls,
will spend the remainder of the summer
visiting lelatlvcs in, Mercer connty.
Mis Effle Davidson, or Wilkinsburg. ac
companied by her friend. Miss Vlda McCul
lough, of Alleghony.left last Sunday evening
for Asbury Park, where they expect to
spend the remainder of tho summer.
Miss Anna Eabcnstetn and her nieces,
Miss Elizabeth Kranenbihl and Miss Allie
Rabensteln, of Biushton, left last week for a
two weeks' vacation in the mountains near
Altoona and along the Juniata river.
A camping party consisting of Messrs. H.
S. Silvon, B. F. Fahnestock, Frank MoMas
ters. Will Stevenson and Will Schoyer, of
Wllklnsbniv.are home from adelightful out
ing on the banks of the Kiskiininctas.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Anschutz, of Alle
gheny, leave for an extended trip to Buffalo,
Niagara Fall. Albnny, Tioy, Boston, Bar
Harbor, New Yoik, Philadelphia, Atlantic
City, and expect to be gono three or lour
weeks.
Mrs. L. N. Urban left on Monday evening
for a trip up tbe lakes, making a brief stay
at Toledo with her parents, en route tor De
troit, where she will be Joined by Mr. Urban.
They don't expect to be home prior to Sep
tember 1.
Mr, and Mrs. Henry Foreman and Miss
Irene Lawrence, or Harmarvllle, and Miss
Lola Foreman, Miss Reta Cortney and Mrs.
James liartzell, ot Allegheny City, are en
Joying the pleasure or a watering place at
Atlantic City.
Messp". Phil Reymer, S. B. Evans, Robert
Coyle, Harry Palmer, Ed Nosblt, Harry
Sampson, Mr. Ford and George Graham
make up a merry party or young men who
go to Canada with the Iron City Fishing
Club of Allegheny.
Among departures from the city last
night was that of Miss Mary Bates, of Clarks
vllle, Tenn., who has been spending six
weeks with her grandmother, Mrs. Snsan
Greenough, or Fayette street, Allegheny,
and other relatives in Pittsbnrg.
Miss Edith Duncan, daughter of Dr. J. A
Duncan, of Penn avenue, nnd her brother
Louis, with thelraunt, Mrs. J. L. Duncan, of
Oil City, have gone for a sojourn to Asbury
Park. The ladies will visit friends in New
York City and Baltimore before returning.
Mr. J. F. Kuntz, of Arch street, Allegheny,
will spend his vacation at bandy Lake Re
eoit, .Ohio, accompanied by his brothers,
Lewis, 'Henry and Edward Kurtz, of Na
trona, Pa., who will be the guests of the
Washington Infantry, of this city, who are
In camp there.
Mrs. Martin Joyce, of Penn avenne, ac
companied by her daughter and mother, are
among the many visitors in Atlantlo City,
where they will enjoy the cool Seabreeze for
the next three weeks. Previous to their re
turn they will visit many points of 'Interest
in the East, arriving home about Oct. L
The Misses Nellie G. and Carrie L. Felgh
tells, ot Forty-fourth street, have been
spending their vacation in the East, visiting
among other spots Wopssonnock, a high
resort on the Allegheny Mountain near
Altoona. A short stay was made In Balti
more, Bay Ridge, Toichester and Washing
ton. They arrived home yesterday.
Messrs. C.W. McKenney. Frank G. Wester
man and W. G. McKenney. of Warren, Pa.,
lert on Thursday for Valley Camp, where
they Intend to spend a w cek or ten days. A
number of friends are their guests at
present, and, with several po-sesslng a good
deal or muical taste and knowledge ot some
of the string Instruments an exceedingly
enjoyable time is their present lot.
The following young people were a Jolly
Braddock party that left Friday for several
weeKtr camping near luiewild Park: The
Misses Myrtle Jones, Mary Jones, Lydia
Wallace, Jennie Braznell, of North Brad
dock, and Orr Bryan, or Ashland, Ky., and
Messrs. Dick Braznell and John Jones.
Messrs. Idris and Walter Williams, of Brad
dock, join them to-morrow.
WHAT OHIO PYLE WANTS.
An Advertisement for Xonng Men to Act as
Beanx A Host of People Are Enjoying
mountain Breezrs at This Time. -Onio
Ptle, Aug, 6. ISpeciatl In one re
spect Ohio Pyle resemblesAsbury Park In
4n-lt .lriil 1i.a1 r9 wAnnt ,An OnMi.
. numernns vnnnc ladles had the following
put In the want column of a dally paper
Friday morning:
WASTKD-Compinlons Tonng men wanted at
unio ryle: no capital required, out Drains, mnscie,
character and nerve; they will be expected tode
vote their time to the ladies by plaTlng tennis,
pool, billiards and ten-pins with them, by escort
lnzthemto the various points "of lnterett In the
surrounding country, oy teaching them to iwlm
and by making themselves companionable gen
erally: good board t returnable rates. .Apply In
person at Ferncllff Hotel.
Mr. Joe Jackson, of Pittsburg, is one of the
most popular guests at the Ferncllff, Mr.
Juckson Is tbe possessor of a kodak, and is'
photographing a great many of tho finest
views around here. On Monday morning he
photographed anumlfer of his frlenus at,
Cucumber Falls. Among the party were
Mrs. Henry Jackson and family, of Pitts
burg; the Misses Bailey, of Homestead; Miss
Cora Donehoo, or Allegheny; Miss Nellie
Coursln and her guest. Miss Panny Clark, of
Philadelphia: Mr. M. Y. Hurley, of Brad
dock; Miss Lyle McCreery, of Florida, and
Mr. George C. Chambers, or Pittsburg.
Mr. F. D. Poiter, ofConnellsvillo, accom
panied by Miss May Porter and Miss Ora
Plel er. or Pittsburg, were guests at the
Hotel Ferncllff several days this neek.
Mr. John Lynch and sister, Miss Kate, of
Uniontown, accompanied by their guests.
Miss Emma Rulon and Miss Maggie Coudon,
spent Wednesday visiting the points of in
terest at Oh!p Pyle.
Mr. B. B. Com-sln and wife roturned from
Mt. Clemens, Mich., on Friday, and will re
main at their summer residence bere tor the
rest or the summer.
Mr. W. Klrklaiid, of Pittsburg, was among
those who registered at the Hotel Ferncllff
on Monday.
Mr. W. II. Carpenter, of Pittsburg, spent
several days here this week.
Mr. T. R. Wirslng, of Greensburg. was a
visitor hero on Friday.
The Union Fishing Club, composed of
about 180 prominent Allegheny City politi
cians, Is camping out a few miles above
here. The disciples of Isaak Walton are
having a gay time.
Two familiar laces were seen at the falls
this week. They were those or Mr. Stephen
Geyor, the well-known Pittsburg lawyer, and
his popular wlfo.
Mr. John Swan, ex-postmaster of Alle
gheny City, and his two charming daugh
ters, were visitors at the Hotel Ferncllff this
week.
A gloom was cast over tbe guests at the
Hotel Williams this week. It was caused by
tho death of tbe interesting little chlfQ of
Mr. and Mrs. James Moore, or Pittsbnrg.
Mr. and Mrs. Moore have the sympathy ot all
the gnests at Ohio Pyle.
Mr. W. R, Christian, or Plttburg, accom
panied by his wife and two children, are en
Joying the mountain scenery at Ohio Pyle.
They will remain for several weeks.
Mr. W. W. Frantz, of New Castle, Pa., reg
istered at the Hotel Ferncllff on Friday.
Mr. B. F. Wilson, or Pittsburg, was a guest
at the Hotel Ferncllff on Saturday and Sun
day. Miss Julia Gregory, of Pittsburg, and Mrs.
B. Gregory and child, of Foxburg, Pa., are
guests of Mrs. Albert Stewart this week.
Mrs. William Gregory and AVs. B. Shoals, of
Foxburg, who have been the'guests of Mrs.
Stewart for several weeks, left on Tuesday
for Philadelphia and the seashore.
Mr. Charles V. McLean and Mr. Howard
Macrum, ot McKeesport, made a flying visit
heie this week.
Mr. I. D. Risher, of Homestead, has con
cluded a brier visit here.
Mr. John H. Hare, ex-Sheriff of Allegheny
county, Is a popular guest at tho Hotel Fern
cliff. Mr. Sam Cleall and family, of Pittsburg,
wero among the arrivals at the Hotel Fern
cllff on Fiiday.
Ferncllff lost one of Its most popnlar
ruests when Mr. George Chambers, ot the
Pittsburg Tim', left for his home in Pitts
burg on Thursday.
Dr. E. J. Stilley, of Pittsburg, was a guest
ucio nun nccb.
Mr. S. W. Hill, of Pittsburg, was among the
arrivals at the Hotel Ferncllff on Monday.
Sunday was a lively day at the camp of
the National Fishing Club, of McKeesport.
In spite of the bad weather fully 150 Mc
Keesporters spent tbe day there. Woods'
Cornet Band, of McKeesport, accompanied
the party.
Mr. T.D.Morris, of the Pittsburg Leader,
was a Sunday visitor here.
The Sunday excursions are still popular.
Among the number who spent the day here
last Sunday were Mesrs. J. G. Barbour, H.
E. Hill, F. J. Hill. D. L. Vanemon,
W. E. Kiinberltng; O. E. Reinhardt,
J. A Janson, James A. Mc
Keo, Misses Mary and Jennie Mathews,
J. G. Mathews, H. Calhoun,- Benjamin
Bretch, David Wright, Miss Joe Burns. S. H.
Neville and wife. L. D. Petrle, J. V. Evans,
C. T. Willsnn, Lee Watt, Miss Sadie Mcl.ee,
Miss Sadie Pentz, Mr. C. Hays. K. Konier, N.
J. Kofller, J. Knffler, M. Shuster, K. Rosen
burg, W. H. Wilson, F. H. Drum, Dan J.
Hagan, Annie S. Daschbacb, I. Jackson and
wife, Charles Olnhausen, Miss May Willis,
Pittsburg; R. F. Hasten and wife, J. W.
Nolen, T. A Fletcher, Allegheny; Arthnr
May, Barry Bowman, Alex Deitrich, Will
Long, John Oliver, Jacob B. Nlll, R. J. Volk,
Henry Williamson, A: D. Thompson, Mc
Keesport: J. D. Divis. Johnstown: Llnnia
Shull, Greensburg: J. L. Dial, Connellsvllle;
Miss C Kelley, James Allen and wife, New
Castle, Pa.
ON THE ST. LAWRENCE BIVEB,
Baty Days for the Pittsburg Colony at
Alexandria Bay.
Clattoit, Aug. 6. Special. The hot wave
of the latter part or July had the effect of
sending many Western people and Pitts
burgers to the various summer resorts, and
the Thousand Islands received their share.
The beautiful cottages of the Pitts
burgers here are now full of
guests, who make the time pass lightly.
Among the most charming oi the young
Pittsbnrg ladies who are summering hero Is
Miss Ander&on. She is the guest of the
Misses Lewis at their summer home on Re
sort Island.
Among the pleasant social events of the
season was a progressive euchie party held
at the Crossmon last week. This method of
entertainment is much in vogue with Pitts
burgers, and Mr. R. 1. Taylor demonstrated
his ability to pay the game the other even
ing. He received as a memento of tbe occa
sion a beautiful Jnpanese vase.
Mr. J. A. Wakefield is another of Pitts
burg's prominent young lawyers who has
abandoned tho heated streets of the "Oil
City" lor the balmy breezes of the St.
Lawrence. Mrs. Wakefield accompanies
him, and they will spend some time enjoying
the river Hi e.
Wednesday was a red-letter day here for
the Pittsburg angler. It was the annual
meeting of the Anglers' Association or the
St. Lawrence river. Many matten pertain
ing to the effectual protection of tbe fishing
grounds were discussed. Among the new
members received into tbe association was
Mr. W. J. Singer, of Pittsburg.
Mr. J.C Maurice and his charming sisters,
of Pittsburg, are guests of Mrs. C. G. Egbert
at Island Mauzanita.
Wednesday was a great muscalonge day
In the river. Many floe catches were re
ported. The Pittsbnrg colony at the bay
had tho good fortune to capture four of
these.
Mr. W. J. Lewis, Jr., who Is a popular so
ciety favorite at Alexandria Bay, has been
urged by his friends to arrange for a full
dress german at the Crossmon for some time.
Among those from Pittsburg and vlcintty
stopping here are tbe following: Mr. Charles
R. Sanderson, Scranton; Mr. and Mrs. J. O.
Brown, Mr. F. M. Jenkins, Miss Jenkins,
Pittsbnrg; Mr.and Mrs. L. E. Waller, Blooms
burg; Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Rlngwalt, German
town; Mr. C W. Fedd, Mr. F. A Gillette,
Athens; Mr. and Mrs. A B. Wine Eikland,
Mr. W. H. MoFarland, Miss Bessie McFar
land. Miss Margaret MoFarland, Mr. James
D. Rboder, Mr. and Mrs. W. S. McClure, Mr.
B. L McClure. Mrs. F. O. Brown, Mr. W. H.
McLevy, Pittsburg: Mr. C. P. Hayes. Erie;
Mr. JnhnS. Hopkins. Miss May Hopkins,
Miss Ada Hopkins, Mr. Brownie Hopkins,
Mr. and Mrs. A Shorver, Pittsbnrg.
The Scare Over at Block Island.
Block Islajid, Aug. 8. Special. Either
the warm weather or tbe month or August
has brought a large influx to Block Island
this week, and yon would never think that
tnere was such a thing as the smallpox
scare. Tuesday the Ocean View had 60 ar
rivals. Wednesday B2. and the number will
continue to Increase for the remainder of
tho neek, so that by Saturday night rooms
will be at a premium everywhere. The
smaller hotels are well filled and wero dur
ing the scare. .
Wednesday a large party of Plttsburgers
ariived at the Ocean View and more are
expected on Friday.
At the donkey party on Wednesday even
ing Miss Marguerite Reed, or Pittsburg, won
the first misses' prize and Marter Herbert
Reed tbe first masters'.
Miss Campbell was the successful prize
winner at the Ocean View progressive
euchre party on Tuesday evening. It was a
very handsome sliver souvenir spoon of
Block island.
The following people are guests at the
Ocean View: Garrett B. Llndeman and wife,
Sonth Bethlehem, Pa.; Miss M. N. McCord,
Allegheny City: Miss Fannie S. Blakeslee
and servant, Mancb Chunk, P.; from Pitts
burg, F. L. Slocum, wile and daughter.
James Gardiner, D. P. Black and wife, D,
McK. Lloyd and wife, Mary Lloyd, Jane F.
Lloyd, Henry Lloyd, Miss Jennie M. Cance
W. H. Bergen and wife, Miss Bessie Bergen.
PLEASURES 07 WILDW00D.
There Are Lot or .Entertaining Babies
Down There This Season.
Wildwood, Aug fl. Special. Not since the
erection of the Wildwood Springs Hotel in
1883 has the place been so popular as the
present season. The hotel and cottages are
j are filled with people from every section of
mo vuuutry. oamruays arnvaisirom x-ifcfc-,
burg and Allegheny crowded tho hotel, and
in a number of rooms guests, were compelled
to rest on cots.
Wildwood ought to be termed "Babyland."
for tbe list of the "dear babies" runs high
this season.
Among the interesting children here are
those of Mrs. Hoffstot, 'of Allegheny. John,
Harry and Helen. They are beautiful chll
di en and attract considerable attention.
Mrs. A. G. Campbell has a bright little
girl and she Is a general favorite.
Baby Malesworth is always in a good
humor, and delights in Dulling her father's
little "red" can.
Mrs. John white's baby comes in for a
good share of praise, as does also baby
Logan.
Following are some of the Pltts
burgers who have been here this season:
D. C. Shaw and wire. Miss Sara M. Shaw, D.
C. Shaw, Jr., John N. Shaw, Miss Anna 31c
Knlght, S. Enarts and daughter, Mrs. F. W.
Van Osten, H. 8. Hill and wife, Mrs. Wight
man, Miss Wilson, Henry A. Breed and
wire. Miss Breed, Charles H. Breed, Mrs. J.
C. Bidwell, Mr. H. McKennie and wife, Mrs.
F. H. McKennie, Miss Ester McKennie, Mas
ters Hugh and Henry McKennie, Rev.
E. P. Cowan. D. D., Mrs. E. P. Cowan. Mtss
Cowan, Miss Elaine Cowan, Miss Irone Cowan,
George B. Logan, Mrs. George B. Logan, Pat
ton Lyon Logan, Miss Alice Lyon Logan, Miss
Henrietta Logan, John N. White. Esq., Mrs.
John N. White and child, Mrs. M. A Cralne,
Mr. A. SI. Murdock, Mrs. A. M. Murdock, Mr.
C. M. Wolf and wile, A. G. Campbell, wife
and child. Colonel James Collard, George
Cnllard, Miss Vernle Collard, Robert F. S.
Moleswortb, wife and child. Master Robert
Molesworth, Mr. F. N. Hoffstot and wile,
Harry P. Hoffstot, John G. Hoffstot, Helen
Hoffstot, Mrs. A. L. Cnllds, Miss Ida A
Smith, Master John Jay Heard.
Lan scape painters can be seen on the
hillsld es every day. Lovers' Retreat Is In
the direction of Loretta. Tennis is one of
the popular games here.
AT ELLW00D CITY.
A Gathering of Well Known Musical Peo
ple at the Hotel O'iver.
Ellwood Citt, Pa., Aug. 6. Special.
Guests of the Hotel Oliver are fortunate in
having among their number four excep
tionally fine vocalists. Mrs. J. G.Anderson,
or Steuben vllle, possesses a highly trained)
and very clear mezzo-soprano; Miss Baugh,
an English lady, a daughter of tbe on ner of
one of EUwood's large manufactories, has a
sweet and flexible high soprano; Mr. Robert
Cunningham's mellow baritone anil exquis
lts phr sing are well known to Sewickley
and Pittsburg people, and these were rein
foiced by the lyric tenor voice of Mr. T. H.
Brady, recently a member of the Amphlon
Musical Society, of Brooklyn, N. Y., and one
of the famous Tulma-'e quartet.
Among the recent arrivals at Hotel Oliver,
Ellwood City, are the following well-known
people from Pittsburg, Allegheny and
vicinity: W. E. Von Bonnhorst, H. B. Dun
can, W. B. Lindsay, C. G. Cassell, E. M. Kills.
J. G. Anderson and wife, W. S. Clow and
wire. Miss Clow, C. A Simpson, MUs Jean
Simpson, Miss Annie Simpson, G. D. Simp
son, Mr. D. Mao Ferran, Miss M. E. Forran,
Mrs. Thomp Thompson, Miss Johnston, N.
F. Mac Ferran, of Pitt3burg and Allegheny;
Miss Dean, C. II. Randolph, Beaver Falls:
W. H. Hill, F. H. Selgfried. R, M. Campbell,
G. C. Morgan, New Castle, Pa.;
J. M. Clow, E. D. Gllmnre, G. N. Hoffman,
Miss Leat Swann. Miss Fannie Speer, T. N.
Spiague, J. F. Kirk, Miss Kirk, Miss Lizzie
Dean, Miss Carrie Dean, L A Nichols, F.
narion, j. s. roster; c. mayor ana wile, a.
W. Grace, G. L. Enerhart, Fred Moss, Harry
L. Barker and wile, J. L. Antenrelth, W. H.
Kruah, E. H. Lerple. Misses Flora Moss, Cora
MacMnllcn, Sade Kennedy, Ollle Willson,
Mary Willson, Mr. L. D. Kranss, New Brigh
ton; A L. Grant, Touugstown, O.; Chas. H.
Myers, Chas. S. Hubbard. Miss Emerson,
Beaver Fulls. "
-IN TEE HILLS AT 80KEBSET.
A Place Where Many KltUburgers Are to
Be Found.
Sostebsxt, Pa., Aug. 6. Special. Somer
set, tbe connty seat of Somerset county, is
situated nearly 2,300 feet above tide water,
on the Allegheny range. In the hottest
weather the thermometer seldom climbs
above the eighties, and If it does, it is only
for an hour or two during the early after
noon. Tbe following persons from Pittsburg and
Allegheny are now at tbe hotels and cot
tages bere: P. G. Beckley, wife and son, M.
R. McAboy, L. M. Phillips, a C. Dickey, Mrs.
E.L.Dlckey,MissDIckey,C.B.Krngh and wife,
George Schmidt,. G. M. Lang and family,
Mrs. Hutchinson and children. Miss Sallle
Phtlpot, Mr. and Mrs. Van Kirk and Misses
Long, o. Pittsburg; the Misses Smith and
Miss Dearly piarke, of Allegheny; Horace
G. Darsie and family, of Sewickley; Master
iiuuert juoore, mis. iv. j. .cownes tana
family. Miss Ida Gutther, Mr. W. H. Self,
wife and two children, of the Pittsbnrg
Times: H. J. Lang, wife and two children;
Dr. E. C. Fundenberg, wile and child, A.
Schwartzkopr, wife and child, of Pittsbnrg;
MissS. a Scallo, Miss A. L. Scaife, or Alle
Mrs. John Grattgo, of Pittsbnrg: W. R.
frank, i. u. Jieister, ot scoituaie. pa.; "r.
George R. Sullivan and sons, Pittsburg; Mr.
and Mrs. P. G. McCntcheon, child and nurse,
Allegheny; Miss Belle McDiarmid, daughter
or the President of B-tnany College, West
Virginia; Miss Annie, Fisher, ot Johnstown,
Pa.; Mr. and Mrs. Edward Scully and child
and Miss Minnie Tate, of Pittsburg; Mrs.
E, W. Horner and child, of Allegheny; Mrs.
Fied Gregory, of Pittsburg: Mr. and Mrs.
C W. Stannliord, child and nurse, of Brook
lyn N. Y.
A Jolly Time at Templeton.
Tskpletox, Pa., Aug. 6. Special. The
guests here have been having a Jolly time
this week:
Mrs. J. A. McEwen and daughter Jessie
are here.
Mr. F. W. Holmes came up from Pittsbnrg
oyer Sunday to visit his family at the
Thompson.
Mr. Louis Sattel Is at Hotel Thompson.
Mr. Morris A. Green is spending bis vaca
tion at this place.
Mr. and Mrs. C E. Birney are at tbe
Thompson; also Mrs. E. M. D. Quig.
Mrs. R P. Houston, Mr. L. Carspecken and
sons. Miss Sophia Carspeclcen, Mrs. E. May,
Misses Belle and Bessie McAleer, Mrs. C.
Camp, Mrs. H. P. Dressing, Mtnses Esther
and Maggie Francis, Mr. D. D. Kimmell.Miss
Emma Robltzer are tbe late arrivals at
Hotel Thompson.
Dr. E. L. Czarmecki is spending a few days
with his wife.
The Oregon Club celebrate their first anl
verary Saturday and Sunday, Aumst 6 and
7. Music will be In abundance and should
the weather continue pleasant they will
have a pleasant time. Tbey break camp in
ten days.
Gossip of Valley Camp.
Vaiiet Cam?, Aug. 6. Special. Wednes-
You should use
InynlanrfcBakiH
ICHlluo Powder
because it contains
HO Alum, JlO Ammonia, J0 Adulteration.
Its true composition is printed on the label ;
a fact which should be appreciated in every household.
NEW ADVEBTMEM1SXTS.
GREAT SALE OP SAMPLE HANJKERCHIBPS !
32,756 HANDKERCHIEFS.
All the samples df next season's styles purchased fron
the Importing Agent
At lc.
One Lot of Ladies', Men's
and Children's Handker
chiefs, 5c qualities.
At 3c and 5c.
These Handkerchiefs
should not be judged front
the price.
At 10c.
All linen embroidered,
scalloped, thread drawn, etc.,
worth 25c.
At 19c.
This lot consists of Linen,
Swiss and Cambric, white
and colored embroidery,
worth 35c to 50c.
35c.
Regarding these we can
not give you an idea of their
quality in our limited space,
but they are worth 75 and 85c.
Remember that these are all next .season's styles
samples of imported handkerchiefs sent to the Ameridar
agents from which to order their next season's stoik
Having no further use for
WEISSER'S
FOPCLAB BABQATN STOKES,
435 MARKET STREET. 437
ARE YOU
It is the small annoyances, like a lost colla:
button, that fret and worry. Sour milk ovc
night; no milkman in the morning; no crear
for the coffee; no milk for the baby. The
GAIL BORDEN "EAGLE" BRAND
Condensed Milk is always ready for use. Use i
for tea, coffee and chocolate; for icecream, sun
mer drinks and general cooking purposes.
Your Grocer and Druggist sell it. .
This Country is full of fat, healthy
day evening last a merry crowd of young
people from camp went back In the country
two miles to Mrs. Leslie's and held an im
pomptu hop. Dancing was kept up until
a late hour, after which refreshments
were served. Mr. J. B. Powelson rendered
some fine solos. Those present were the
Misses Rotie Gallaher, Odesaia Liscomb,
Bessie. Sadie and Anne Cameron, Rnth
Renck, Mollis Finnerty, Cora, Blanche and
Pearl Leslie. Mary Clements, Nellie Snlvely,
Ada McCutchenn, Sadie Aufhammer, Murtha
Siebick, and Messrs. Harry, Walter and Will
Thompson, J. B. Powelson, Ralph Wand,
Paul L. Hay, Harry and Will Finnerty,
Cyrus Youngson, Will Cameron. Jos. Sea
men, Milton Williams, Prof. Wilczek, C. V.
Home, Marsh Fullerton and John Teets.
Among those who have recently come -to
Valley Camp are Mr. John D. Powelcon and
family and S. W. Hay and family, of Forty
third street. They will remain the balance
of the sea-on.
- Miss Nellie Snlvely and Miss Ada McCutoh
eon are visiting friends here.
The new tennis grounds are finished and
are in good condition.
Miss Eatle Gallagher, of Beaver, and Miss
Odessla, Liscomb.or Beaver Falls, are spend
ing the summer at S. W. Hay's cottage.
Thn Cost la Nominal
In comparison to returns you get by adyer
tislng your vacant room in the "to let
rooms" cent-a-word columns of The Dispatch
At 2c.
One Lot of better qualii
worth 8c
At 6c and 8c.
These are hemsiitcke
white and -colored embroi
ered and worth i8cand2t
Atl2c
A large assortment ofsa,
styles that you would expt
to find at 25c and 35c.
At 25c.
We will sell such styl
that you would consid.
amazing bargains at 50c '
50c.
Are all pure Irish Line)
and Cambric, finely embroi,
ered in scallops and revere
worth $1, $1.25 and $1.5
1
these samples they sold themltc
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babies raised on the "Eagle" brand.
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Keeps the -Skin Free From.
All Blemishes.
Freckles and Tan Qnlckly D
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Thera is no need of anyone appearing vr
freckles, tan, sunburn, or, In fact, any ble
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Face Bleach yon cannot tan or freckle a
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The action of Mme. Ruppert's Face Blea
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There is no necessity of remaining indo
while using Face Bleach. Tor If you me It
directed it will not irritate the skin or
noticeable at all. Mme. Ruppert wishes
advise her patrons'at the seashore or mon:
alns that she can sunply them immedUti
with any of her preparations, all of whl
she sends in plain packages, free from a
marks that would signify what they conta:
Ton can remit one day and eoodi will coi
the next. Every lady should read my m
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appear at their best. I will mail it to y
ior six cents poatace. Faco Bleach, all
which should bear my signature and phot
graph on label. I send for $2 per bottle
three bottles for 5.
Room 203, second floor, Hamilton Bufldlr
93 Fifth ave., Pittsburg. Pa. an!
PARROTS, $5
A lot which, we guarantee to leara fw
talk.
Alio young mocking birds, 18 aaoX
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