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Pittsburgh Dispatch

Location

Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Aug 10, 1890

Page

4

Visitors Enjoy Seashore and Mountain Resorts

Sweltering stay-at-homes in two Ohio head cities contrasted with seashore and mountain retreats. Pittsburg contingent revels in cooler climes while Eureka Springs hosts a corn roast and Bedford Springs features tally-bo rides. Deer Park and other resorts report lively leisure as visitors continue to arrive.

Ohio Pittsburg Mercury Eureka Springs Bedford Springs Deer Park Pittsburger

Chautauqua Week Draws Crowd to Spectacular Ben Hur Show

Notable visitors Robert J. Burdett Dr Buckley and Thomas Higginson dominate talk as Chautauqua leans literary yet audiences surge for a Ben Hur panorama. Stagg trains a fair amateur team while late night arrivals crowd local boarding houses. The Summer Girl theme and social mix of ladies and students color the scene at the famed grounds. Pittsburg guests Frederick W. McKee and Bertha C. McKee register at the Hotel Athenaeum.

Robert J. Burdett Dr. Buckley Thomas Wentworth Higerinson Hotel Athenaeum

Cape May To See New Hotels As Winter Builds

Cape May prepares for a busy season with many visitors already unable to find lodging. Officials say 18 fewer hotels exist than a decade ago, prompting plans to construct more for next summer. The electrical convention opens Friday with about 1,800 delegates expected at the Stock Room.

Foreetal Cape May Ep Arena Ceaceoens Olighaielas Bay Sommers

Social notes from Congress Hall and Boston visit

A fragmented social page item describes the presidential party's sudden departure after arriving with Mr Blaine and Mrs Harrison’s family travel, with reports of Mrs McKee in Boston and plans to return to the G R encampment in Boston. It mentions a quiet wedding at the local cottage and lists Pittsburg visitors at Congress Hall and the Lafayette. Names include Bertha Carpenter Howell, Dudley Osborn, John D. Biecert, Nan Biggert, Alice Biggert, and several others among Erie and Richmond circles.

Blaine Gorreapot G. Re Boston Rs. Mckee Cresson Mise Bertha Carpenter Howell Philadelphia Dudley Osborn Sewickley Bewick A. KE Ashera Pittsburg Congress Edward House J. Grace Graf Richmond Annie Lytle BF. Ferrer Pitts Tos Ruge Pittabarg Ism Ben Pitcairn J.T. Riley Em City East End Astesday John Routh Walla J. D. Dibert Dolly Annie Dibert Oeson Ridge Avenue W. H H. Smith McKeesport John Moore It Itighiona Eeereany Charles Rugg Molto Thompson W. L. Cronilish Hidge Avenue Lakes Alex Saya Ridgeview Munson Davison Hiland Avenue A. L. Green Gauenless Hagel Jensie Altoona Kev. Sweeny Lucy DeArmitt Atlantic City Tom Davison Ligonier Valley Frances Kelly W. A. Proware Lake Senter E. Johnston Wilkinsburg Jmark W. B. F. Woodburn Allegheny Ridgeview

Dancing and Euchre Amusements at Ferncliff Park

The report notes cool pleasant evenings for lawn and parlor amusements with dancing and euchre. It lists new arrivals from multiple towns visiting Ferncliff Park and mentions outings at Lovers’ Leap, Atlantic City trips, a shooting accident with minor injury, and a party of Pittsburgh visitors camping near the Yough Falls led by Mrs. Reams.

FECAL Pyle Antiguat Plassa Ferncliff Park RD. Nottall Allegheny C. P. Roberts John W. Mall Nellie Marshall Connelleville M. Gordon Birdie Nee New Asstle EK. F. Hays Sataly Gregory Atlantic City Albert Stewart Barton Stevenson A. EK. Stevenson Pittsburg B. B. Coursin Ohio Pyle Lelia Stewart Falls

Guests at Deer Park and the Rich Bath of Summer

Private letters from Deer Park describe Mrs. Secretary Rusk's health recovery after a two mile mountain walk. Notables visiting include Mrs. Governor Campbell Mrs. Robert P Porter and Mrs General McCook with the latter spending Sundays in hills near Oakland. The Stephen B Elkins house hosts Washington McLean alongside Garretts and the wealthy heiress Mary Garrett. Henry G Davis profits from Deer Park land while Mrs. Senator Davis and Cushman K Davis are singled out for social contrast. A French diplomat Count de Roustan visits and meets Mrs. Senator Davis in an awkward bid for Meeses Davis.

Deer Park Miss Grundy Patch Rusk Governor Campbell Robert P. Porter Oakland Hotel General McCook Oakland Washington Senate Stephen B. Elkins Garretts Garrett Mary Garrett United States Henry G. Davis Davis Senator Davis Minneapolis Cushman K. Davis Count de Roustan Mra Society Outa An Athet Antuteusie Senator Davia Meeses Meeses Davis

Antics of Old Neptune Piles Sand at Ocean Grove

Ocean Grove gains sand while Asbury Park and Long Branch erode. Neptune Jubilee held after repairs but bulkheads fail to hold. Revered preachers draw 20 000 plus to open air service at Sunset Lake Asbury Park. Local visitors include McNally, Janeway, Wilkes, Everett, and other notable figures amid seaside acts and gatherings.

Ocean Grove Asbury Park Ocuax Grove Long Branch Neptune Lanasman James A. Bradley John C. Patterson Jersey Shore Patterson Avantic Coast Talmage Sunset Lake Westminster Presbyterian Church Ocean Pathway Heoe Hanlon Odeon Grove Pittsburg

Eureka Springs resort praised in grand fashion

A telegram from Venango notes Eureka Springs as a premier Pittsburgh area resort on the French Creek bank. The Eureka hotel is full with about 150 guests, Ponce de Laon hosts 80 to 100, and several Pittsburgh families are listed among the visitors. An old fashioned toast and a boat parade marked a social gathering before a departure of Miss Roff.

DiaraTon Holland J. G. Bennett Messrs. Lothrop Breed Rufus Herron Swan Severance W. G. Quincy C. G. Donnell C. A. Wolfe and Mise Page Cyrus Clarke W. H. Burt Eureka Ponce de Laon George Bill Richey Warren Miss Teasdale Cincinmax Reais Aloe Leon Allegheny Ac Latrobe Bwan Miss Roff Carly Carey Senne

Summering at a resort tests tipping principle

A correspondent relays a tale of a man who vowed to avoid tipping at a seaside and hotel resort. After a week his resistance collapsed under waiter pressure, bellboys, and chair shortages, ending with him paying tips and altering his wife’s comfort. The piece notes continuing social currents of extravagance and attention at summer destinations, with anecdotes of guests and local scenes.

Simmer New York Uncle Sam Friend Darkey Walter Averag Walter Scrambie Euses Aussaventnsers Sikting West Eng Saratoga

Varied Chautauqua Activities At Ridgeview Park

A digest of Ridgeview Park events shows Sabbath services led by Rev Dr Horner and Rev T N Boyle, with Jono Clark presenting London themed pieces. National Day featured speeches by Senator Mace, Lt Governor Latta, and Judge White, plus an Allegheny led program and brass band entertainment.

Byron W. King Curry Institute George W. Mace Smampi Latta Harry White T. J. Leak Allegheny B. Institute Z. X. Snyder Bre Oege Zion T. H. Murray St Paul O. L. Miller Munroe

Seashore Season Crowds Attract Visitors To Atlantic City

Atlantic City buzzes with national guests as Pittsburgh, Philadelphia, Washington, and Baltimore visitors fill hotels and cottages. The peak season lasts three to four weeks with large crowds, constant meals, shows, and naps shaping daily life.

Mansion House hosts novelty in town visit scenes

The piece lists several names including E. H. and Agnes R. Jonnie Keane, A. P. Neal of Allegheny, and Ove M. Smith of Carbon Iron Works. It notes two popular young ladies down W. Leash and the Mansion House as a hub where Prof. Kirk's register remains a sought after feature, nearly the town’s first arrival item.

Pitta Nice Iy Gharendon J. L. Hibeades H.W. Gleffer D. A. Stevenson James Parker D. G. Jempete E. H R. Denberg Agnes R Jonnie Keane A. P. Neal Allegheny barigs—Snaar Tates—Co Frickland Erie Samitha and

Bedford Springs continues to charm visitors amid mountain air

An August telegram from Bedford Springs describes a thawing social scene with Pittburgers arriving for a mountain sojourn. Ex congressmen W L Scott and John Cessna are noted guests, while Mrs James Oliver and families enjoy the Willows and Springs Hotel. A British flag relic and local fund drives highlight the eventful visit.

Ruth Bailey Sue Dalsell Spring Lake N. J James B. Oliver Pittsburg T. J. Leak Allegheny Rebecca Howard Misa Virginie Hays Pitts Bure B. Mosser Rivas Wes Uacel Bote Hambird The Willows BR. 5 Brown Margaret Brown Miss Haldeman Tally-Ho Matilda Clarkson Grace Humbird Eleanor Humbird Emma Humbird Amica Humbird Mamie Brown Elsie Brown Elis Stickney Hays Louise Hickok Louise Anderson Mary Hans Oealy John Humbird James Humbi Robert Bagaly Ruby Hale Holdhouse Hr Borge John Cessna Ors Bedford Cesena Ladies’ Aid Society Pressmn Charley Clark Pitwburg Ctty

Pittsburg at Brigantine silk sale advertised

PacuuL Telegram advertises India silks in about 60c range with droas lengths choice printings and reliable qualities offered by Tissa Huaus & Hacrx.

Tissa Huaus & Hacrx

Pittsburg Bijou season opens with Cleveland minstrels

The 1891-2 theatrical run begins in Pittsburg at the Bijou Theater next Thursday with Cleveland’s minstrels led by Billy Sweatnam Billy Bice and Banks Winter. A troupe of Japanese acrobats joins the novelty act and the manager’s fame is noted as he controls four major minstrel companies valued at about $150000.

Pittsburg Cleveland Billy Sweatnam Billy Bice Banks Winter

Theater closures and upcoming minstrel events at city venues

The city theater week features repairs at Togenes Hammes Theater and seat sales for a minstrel show as Bijou Theater hosts Charles McCarthy's One of the Braves. Cleveland's Minstrels perform at Bijou with star Charles RB Gardner arriving. Wirtutame's Academy of Music plans a Monday recital. Grand Opera House announces a September Speak Ion.

Bijou Charles McCarthy Braves Cleveland Bijon Sipser R. Ectrs Charles RB. Gardner Harry Wirtutame Academy of Munte Sorber I Grand Opera House Speak Ion

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