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1 1 v. 1 THE PITTSBURG PRES SUMMERS-SORTS SECTION FINANCIAL NEWS PITTSBURG, SUNDAY MORNING, JULY 30, 1911 PAGES ONI! TO FOUR PAGES ONE TO FOUR SUMMER RESORT NEWS August 1 to Sept. 9, Inclusive, Store Will Close Daily at 5 P. Saturdays 1 P. M.

Closed AH Day LABOR DAT MM ASTCFTH? TTTTCM TRADIN0-STAME REMNANTS On Tuesday Our July Reduction Sale was naturally the biggest and best we have ever held, and as a result, we find in every department afi unusual amount of small lots and odd pieces of merchandise. This necessitates another Remnant Day. So on Tuesday we will give these remnants the lowest prices of the season prices that in most cases represent but a fraction of the real worth of the goods. Complete details in Monuay evening's newspapers. irnfl It r-? I I SH i i i ''vj-N, I I BA $1.25 Princess Satin, 95c A special sale of S6-inch Princess Satin, a superb dress silk, beautifully finished; every fiber pure silk, and guaranteed to wear; soft, rich and drapes beautifully; 45 of the most fashionable shades, including white, ivory, cream, nils, favender, pink, light blue, peach, apricot, coral, pearl, silver, taupe, Copenhagen, cadet, Danish, navy and royal blue, tan, natural, champagne, snuff, golden and seal brown, reseda, olive and myrtle green, cardinal, garnet, burgundy, wine, wistaria, prune, black and many others; a superb $1.25 dress silk, to be mt sold for one day only at, per yard 75c (36-inch) natural colored heavy rough Pongee Silk, superb for coats and suits; a splendid value at, per yard (Silk Store, First Floor) Wash Goods 1,000 yards of 86-inch White Irish Linen, a good weight, in the heavy round thread effect, so much in demand for Summer suits, waists and skirts, and is also desirable, for fancy work.

Underwear For Women and Children Hair Goods Price A Sensational Clearance' of all Summer Styles. The new lines for Fall will soon be coming in. None of the old must he left to he; shown with the new, for it is our unbroken rule to present each season an entirely new showing. This policy now brings you the greatest values ever offered on new-up-to-date hair goods of absolutely reliable quality. There is a good assortment of shades in each lot.

for Women's White 95c Petticoats, with flounces beautified with newest laces or choice embroideries $1.35 values. WST HOasiCANON MONTANAf frOIT OF PINES QceY.8j 38c for soft Nainsook Corset Covers, with lace Mrs. Catherine McElfresh, Mrs. John M. Robinson.

This grade was imported to sell at 40c, a remarkable value or for Monday at, per yard. 30c natural tan Homespun Linen, a good heavy weight the kind that is in, demand at present for full "dresses. Don't fail to come Monday morning and get a CAMBRIDGE SPRINGS Birchard Cottage Mr. and Mrs. Cupps, Clarence Cupps.

Raymond Cupps, Edgar Cupps, Mr. Rosenwertz, Miss Shilly, Miss Walsh, Mrs. Jane Morrow, jvhss iMina, By Jean Faber. Alcorn. Hungarian Cottage Mrs.

Shapiro, Mr. and Afrs. Morris Metzer. H. Metzer.

dress of this splendid linen A. Morris, H. Morris, Barney Sedler, 15c at Vz price, per yard (First Floor) Max Schwartz, Mr. ana JYirs. ai.

janu-vitz. Mrs. H. Eisenberg. Harry Stein, Mrs.

Frankel, Morris Farkas, Mrs. Harry Harris, Miss Jennie Harris, E. F. Erb. J.

A- Sassong, Mr. and Mrs. H. F. Kress, Mr.

and Mrs. C. N. Reimer. Mr.

and Mrs; J. XV. Cales, F. E. Whitman, li V.

Nickerson, Louis Kuttnauer, W. J. Robinson, J. E. Malloy, W.

S. Davis. M. B. Whitehead, Mr.

and Mrs. M. D. Crawford, F. J.

Clancey, Mr. and Mrs. George L. Price, Mr. and Mrs.

F. A. Wieland, Mr. and Mrs. J.

J. Blanck. Mr. and Mrs. N.

A. Clair, M. J. Stern. Mrs.

G. A. Sexauer, Miss Katherine JSexauer, Mr. and Mrs. C.

T. Roberts. Mrs. J. R.

Taylor, Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Ralpain.

Mrs. G. L. Swabb, Charles GirRn. Thomas McCann, Harry' Watson.

B. W. Anthony. Herman F. Buseh.

Mrs. M. A. Burdick, D. S.

Britt, W. B. HtoTch, Mrs. Mary McCarhy, J. R.

Kratt, Mr. and Mrs. John Kraft, J. P. Devine.

Rooert S. Ardary James Bennett, William Wickersham, Lorene Brown, J. M. Goodman, E. E.

Dick. Beesie Thomas. Mr. and Mrs. S.

W. Clark, J. W. Clark, M. L.

Dennison. Stein. 100 REGULAR $1 CLUSTERS AT 79c Made of sanitary German hair; good assortment of shades. lOO REGULAR $2 CLUSTERS AT 89c Oval and round shapes, made of sanitary German hair; good assortment of shades. 175 92 AND $2.50 CLUSTERS NOW 91.49 Round, oval and crescent shapes; made of sanitary German hair; complete assortment of shades.

CHOICE OF OUR 97.50 AND 98 CLUSTERS NOW 95.79 This lot Includes the choice of any of the French clusters in our entire stock, including such well-known styles as our, Pinless, Madam Sherry and six other similar high-grade styles; all made of finest convent hair. 250 SWITCHES AT 91.49 EACH Each switch fully 20 inches long; made of natural wavy German hair. Straw Cottage M. F. Kaugh, Miss 185 SWITCHES AT 92.29 EACH Eery switch fully 24 inches long; made of natural wavy sanitary German hair.

90 SWITCHES, REGULAR 95 AND 98 VALUES, SPECIAL FOR THIS SALE AT 93.98 These switches are 26 to 32 inches long; made of the finest German hair; suitable in length and weight for the large -psyches and the new double French coil effects. These 90 switches should last less than day, so great is this value. 16-EVCH STRAIGHT HAIR SWITCHES, special 69c, value 91. 18-INCH GRAY HAIR SWITCHES, special 91.49. 27 CLUSTER CURLS, 49c EACH Made of natural German hair into clusters of 8 or 9 medium size curls; good assortment of shades.

94 CLUSTER PUFFS Made of French hair; curls attached; for this sale, 93.39. GOLD. HAIR NETS, 50c. Mary Kaugh, Mr. and Mrs.

A. J. uarter, Cambridge Springs, July 29. The most interesting week of the summr season at this resort is the one just drawing to a close, the convention of the National Fraternal Congress which opened in the convention hall of the Hotel Vanadium Sunday, and closed Friday evening. This was the twenty-fifth annuaf gathering of the National Federation Congress and delegates, numbering three hundred, were present from thefifty-two fraternal orders comprising the Congress.

Numerous andsome affairs, in compliment to the feminine portion present took place and embroidery trimmings, ribbon finished all sizes 50c values. J1 for Women's Ribbed Cotton Vests low neck, sleeveless fancy lace yokes 18c values. OCg for Women's Ribbed t' Union Suits; all sizes including the extras; 50c and 59c values. 07 for Babies' Short Dresses, of soft nainsook; cute yoke styles; 38c values. for Babies' Stockings, all colors; sizes np to 3 years; 25c values.

(Fourth Floor) John H. Carter, Sara fa. carter. Laughlin Springs Mr. and Mrs.

Datz. ATLANTIC CITY Basement Bargains TSc fine fall bleached mercerised Table Damask i splendid value; per yard Jot IRe heavy Hack Ton. elm red border; excellent 1 values at, each l.tc (42136-Inch) fnll bleached Pillow Slips; aoft, fine fin- 1 Jr Ished mimlln, 20c (4w-tnch) fine White Batlatea, In pretty colors; border 1 Ol effects; per yard 18c linen finished Snitlnss; 34-inch; all colors; stripes also white; 1 rj per yard By W. E. Edge.

SILK NETS Large size, special 7 for 25c. Atlantic City, July 29. Arch Cohen, of Pittsburg, is a summer season vis T3H itor by the waves, with apartments at the New Hotel Merion. Mrs. Benj.

Henderson, of Pittsburg, is spending a fortnight at the shore, with apartments at the Hotel Westmont. W. S. Meyer, of Fairmount, XV. is recuperating by the sea.

Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Davis are Iron Cityite3 spending a portion of the heated term by" the cooling waves of the sea.

Miss Mabel McKinley, widely known in Pittsburg, is spending the week in Atlantic City. Mr. and Mrs. J. B.

Rider, of Pittsburg, are summering by the sea, with apartments at Youngs Hotel. Mrs. S. J. Hamilton, of Pittsburg, is Miss Susan Dennison, Miss Mary Dennison, Mr.

and Mrs. H. M. Laughlin. Miss Martha Laughlin, Mr.

and Mrs. J. A. Martin. Madeline E.

McKeown. W. B. Gibson. Walter Wagener, Mrs.

G. E. Lean. H. O.

Kline, Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Clark, Mr.

and Mrs. H. J. Clark. Mr.

and Mrs. John Dean. Mrs. F. A.

Bixbee, T. VanMiller, George Brown. George E. Harrup. George Gray, William Robinson, Edwin C.

Wood, Frank B. Sloan, R. R. Crovyn, D. W.

Semple. Mr. and Mrs. M. C.

Rodgers, Ralph Rodgers, Grayson Rodgers, W. V. Baker, W. R. Campbell, Philip C.

Miller, M. T. Murray, J. A. Powers, J.

R. Booker, H. E. Kelly, T. P.

Kelly, A. M. Lazier, C. II. Gage, Arthur A.

Skinner, David Elliott, Mrs. Joseph Dach. M. J. McCarthy, Thomas Hildebrand.

M. Wettenstein. Shady Lawn Hotel XV. A. Bennett.

Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Webster, Miss Dorothea Webster, Mr.

and Mrs. Thomas Oberrender, Grace F. Ober-render, Harrv Viikofsky. W. W.

GiU. Miss Mary Miller. Mrs. S. Miller, Mr.

spending a fortnight by the waves, and, is a guest at the Hotel snorenam. S. C. Long, general manager of the Pennsylvania Railroad, and J. E.

of Pittsburg, are week-end. guests Starts 1 uesday, August 1 at a leading beach front Hotel. You can save 30 to 50 on Furs whiVh Miss Jean MacDonougn ana -miss Florence Murphy, of Pittsburg, were luncheon guests with a party of friends at the Hotel Dennis on Wednesday. Charles M. Jackson of Pittsburg, is down for an indefinite stay by the summer sea and has taken apartments at the Hotel Loraine.

1 Captain and Mrs. J. S. Brown, of Pittsburg, are spending a brief rest season by the waves, and are gruests at the Hotel Storck. Mr.

and Mrs. A. C. Block are prominent Pittsburg folk spending a lengthy summer visit ly the sea, Mr. and Mrs.

p.lock have leaVed apartments at an ex 'you will surely want next Winter by anticipating your wants and taking advantage of this great yearly event. Because of the great economies offered, this sale has increased each year in popular favor, and with the extensive nrenarntirms wo Tin For Men and Women Hundreds of people who read this advertisement are not fully satisfied with the wearing qualities; of their hosiery. Either it is ordinary "guaranteed" -'hosiery, coarsely made and finished, or the more expensive brands, sold without any guarantee that it will wear a week, a month, or a day. To such people we extend a pressing invitation to call at our store and examine "Wunderhose." They are superior to the ordinary hosiery in several ways that count for extra wear and value. For Boys and Girls -v You owe it to your children to see that they are well dressed and comfortable.

Stockings have probably been a great source of trouble to you. If your boy is the right kind of a boy, he plays so fast that he forgets all about his stockings. Growing boys must play that way, so why not give him and his sister the kind of stockings that take care of themselves? Give them "Wunderhose." Let them scuffle, slide, jump all over the play grounfls. No strain, no holes, no ravel. Like the hosiery for parents, they are sold made, we expect it to be the greatest August Fur Sale we have ever held.

Separate pieces or matched sets, and Fur Coats in every sort of popular fur will be included in the sale. clusive beach front hotel during their stav. Mrs. P. H.

Garvey, a well-known Pitts burg matron, is a summer season guest at the hotel. The following residents of Pittsburg registered at Cambridge Springs hotels and cottages this week: Hotel Vanadium Mr. and Mrs. Englert, Sydney Fischer, Mr. and Mrs.

M. Fischer, ill-, and Mrs. Ernest, Mrs. A. A.

Jackson, Miss Kuth Walters, Mrs. Ham, K. N. Price, Mr. and Mrs.

A. Lewis, Miss Edith Lewis, Leon Lewis, Mr. and Mrs. H. S.

Lydick, Miss Bertha McEntee, M. Frankenstein, Harry Kusmin, R. Isherwood, J. H. Siebert, Mrs.

J. D. Miller, Mr. and Mrs. A.

S. Hunter, A. H. Hunter. S.

Hunter, Mrs. Ella Demmeler, Mrs. Uabel Lambertson, E. F. Lalk, Mr.

and Mrs. A. J. Minke, James Mc-Nally, Mrs. James McNally, F.

J. Oster-ling, Miss Bertha Osterling, Miss Annette Osterling. John Goethman, Tom Patterson, C. M. Warren, Frank Mc-Conn, J.

M. Friedman, August Wunderly, A. O. Brietweiser, J. S.

Miller, J. M. Flannery, O. K. Preston, E.

Berger, C. F. Frits, Harry Perkins and party, A. J. Kaugh and mother, W.

E. Blaney, M. F. Ward, T. N.

Stevens, A. W. Fulton, W. Sutton, Miss Helen Sutton, A. M.

Hastead, J. JfaaiL Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. J. D.

Krug, L. I. Fritz, W. H. Fitch, Mr.

and Mrs. A. W. Murray, T. L.

Neton. Miss Clara E. Rankin, Miss Bess Rinnell, Miss Sara Rankin, Miis Eleanor y. Miss Mae McCarthy, Miss Margaret Shield, II. White, G.

McLaughlin, B. A. Roberts, A. K. Miller, L.

L. Straus, C. S. Boman, and Mrs. C.

T. Ramsey, Mi. and Mrs. H. Clark, Clara 1-ashorn, H.

Craig, W. S. Burroughs, William B. Risse, Mrs. L.

E. Fischer, J. J. T- fderson, Mrs. A.

J. West, Mrs. Harriet Flannery Carver, Miss Dorothy Blakeslee, Leonard Ritts, T. F. Flannery, Mrs.

John Hurley, Jene Goldberg, Mr. and Mrs. John K. Ewing, Mrs. John Caldwell, H.

M. Fairchild, Mrs. S. M. Roland.

Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Robinson, J.

F. Flint, H. C. Ralston, Mr. and Mrs.

Fred' Scott, Mr. and Mrs. A- C. Purdy, Anna M. Scott.

J. E. White, A. W. Ralston, H.

D. King, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Goldman, J. B.

Mclllwain, T. J. Edwards, F. E. Burns, J.

P. Burgoyne, Dr. E. B. Smith, XV.

K. Harrison, J. C. Costello, George M. Crawford.

Mr. and Mrs. H. Costello. Charles S.

Davis, Mr. and Mrs. Templeton, P. J. McKenna, W.

D. Casey, Samuel P. Gilbert, E. S. Cummings, Mr.

and Mrs. E. P. Wittman. Hotel Riverside Frank Priest, Michael Belusar, A.

J. Mooney, Ellen J. Obsen, Jennie Lynch, Kathryn Elligott, Agnes Gllen. Alice-Burns, P. B.

Johnston, Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Crawford.

Dick Crawford, Mrs. Sarah Johnston, Mrs. Isabel Donnelly, Mrs. J. XV.

Cowen, Miss Marguerite Cowan, Mrs. High Lewis, Mr. and Mrs. Robertson, Thomas Young, Mrs. George F.

Wright, Sarah Wright. Mrs. Behan, Miss Kate Kelly, M. T. Murray, E.

C. Carter, Edwin Carter, John M. Edmund-son. H. S.

Fullerton, H. O. MacDonald, George B. MacDonald, Frank Venneri, Mr. and Mrs.

C. O. Slater, Robert Edwards. Mrs. J.

E. Hack. Mr. and Mrs. H.

II. Smith. Kenneth W. Smith, Miss Margaret Smith, Miss Helen B. Smith, Mr.

and Mrs. Oscar Schlench, Mr. and Mrs. P. W.

Schlench, Robert Schlench, George J. Schwartz, Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Schmidt, Mr. and Mrs.

J. E. Ross, Mrs. T. J.

Kennedy, Mr. and Mrs. D. Fred Shay, Miss Katherine Shay, J. R.

Wel-lens, Mrs. II. O. Hausheer and child, Mr. and Mrs.

XV. Denny, Mrs. George Jones, Jesse Cunningham, S. J. McCol-lum, Wiliiam Palmer B.

S. Allen, Mrs. M. A. Halpin, Miss Mary V.

Halpin, Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Mary 1. Hsrd, Margaret P. Hogan, Mrs.

C. E. Guagey, Floyd Remensnyder, J. P. Staab, B.

W. Kernohan, Mrs. XV. S. Parker, Myra Parker, Ronald Parker, C.

R. Truxall, M. M. Dick, F. G.

Keatley, William 11. Graham, William T. Liadsay, Mr. and Mrs. B.

P.t Dugan, Mr. and Mrs. H. Monertz, W. G.

Johnston, S. S. Graham. Plush. Coat Sale at a fashionable oeacn ironi noiei.

Mr. and Mrs. F. C. Reister, of Wheeling, W.

are spending a brief vacation neriort bv the waves. Mrs. Elizabeth Barnes, of Connellsville, Also, Sale Men's Fur Lined Overcoats accompanied by her daughter, miss Delia is spending a portion of the sum In conjunction with our August sale of Furs, we will hold our first August sale of Plush Coats. We expect this sale to leap immediately into popular favor. THERE WILL BE A DISTINCT AND DECIDED SAVING OVER FALL PRICES ON EVERY COAT OFFERED.

mer season by the sea. Mr. and Mrs. Elwood S. Vought, Atlantic City summer cottagers, entertained a party of friends on the launch, early in the week.

A lengthy trip across anri a.V.out surrounding waters was taken. and luncheon was served on board. Includ Sold 4 pairs in a box, guaranteed 4 months, at $1. ed among the guests were iir. ana jvirs.

Fred Dietz, of Pittsburg. Mr and Mrs. William Schell, well- 4 pairs in a box, priiaran teed 4 months, for 81. The details of these sales will be found in the evening papers of Monday, July 31st. it On payment of 25 of the purchase price these furs or plush coats will be held in our cold storage vaults until wanted in the Fall, without extra charge.

ROSKXBAIM COMPANY. FIFTH. MARKET AND LIBERTY, PITTSBURG. r4. known Pittsburg folk, are spending the torrid season by the sea.

Mr. and Mrs. James H. Wallace are and Mrs. J.

H. Michaels, Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Wertz, Mr. and -Mrs.

Andrew W'arga. Hotel Graff Robert Pingree. Mrs. Jackup, Master Frederick Junker, Mrs. C.

Callahan and daughter. Miss Annie M. Enright, Miss Elizabeth Enright. Mr. and Louis P.

Preller. Mrs. J. B. Limper, Mrs.

K. Rabe, Mr. and Mrs. C. J.

Schweitzer. Mrs. C. F. Baldinger, Miss Janet Baldinger.

New American Hotel George Gray, H. J. Mr. and Mrs. J.

R. Deianey, Miss Ruth Wright, Frank McFeely, Charles Dodos, George Harris, Mr. and Mrs. George Siebert and family. Miss Burdella Boyd.

Miss Pauline Pitsche, John A. Pitsche George F. Schurer. XV. E.

Shaffer, S. Spalla, William McMillen, Mrs. J. Davies. Mrs.

C. Davies. Hotel Wetzel Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Wagner, Mr.

and Mrs. William W'agner, Charles Wagner, Mr. and Mrs. Otto Ren-heim, Mrs. J.

C. Mercer, Mr. and Mrs. XV. XV.

Denny. Mrs. George James, George B. Nickel, Mr. and Mrs.

John Ferguson, J. D. Strock, Duane Strock, Max D. Zeugschmidt, Sirs. T.

Slmonstein, Cecil Zeugschmidt, George Zeugschmidt and maid, M. N. Musgrave. Fullerton Springs Hotel E. E.

Yohn, C. N. Garvide. Robert Flechrig. Max Fitch, Mr.

and Mrs. N. R. Sehenk, Thomas Page. P.

J. McSorley, J. Pat-ton, Mr. and Mrs. J.

L. Graham. Mr. and Mrs. W.

J. Cutter. Anna Naollet, Miss Lillian M. Graw. Mrs.

Minnie Graw, Elmer Nicklas. James B. Smith, Mr. and Mrs. David Fisher.

Highland Hotel Max Klekner, Ruth Perjman, Max Perlman. Mrs. Galincky and son. M. Williams, B.

Schugar. Miss Levin, Mrs. Klekner. Miss Klekner, Mrs. Henry Perlman, D.

Rabenson, Mr. and Mrs. M. Friedman. Miss Friedman.

Hotel Bone Miss Anna Price. John Rothman. Gus Sac.he, Jacob Wohl, Mr. and Mrs. M.

Rosenblum, Mrs. S. Miller, Anna Rosenberg, Morris Feingold, Herman Feingold, B. Markel. F.

Olevitt. M. H. Shapiro, Mrs. R.

Mexler, D. Wochsler, Dr. B. Kohn, E. Markell, George Jaffe, Mrs.

j. Reel and daughter. Mrs. Molly Blaloskv, Miss Helen Bialosky, M. Metzer, A.

Reichbaum. L. Morris, Sam Kraus, F. Shapiro, M. L.

Stock, Mrs. Anna Kohn, Mr. and Mrs. H. A.

Roth and children. Hotel Todd Mary J. Ray, Mr. and Mrs. C.

A. Rtiether, H. M. Criswell, Mr. and Mrs.

J. B. Reed. J. P.

Morrison, G. S. Garvin, John Wisorenski. Mr. and Mrs.

H. H. Brady. National Hotel B- Rogalsky. Isadore Flatan Charles Katz, M.

i. Bennett, Rose Mrs. S. Ostrow, Miss Eva Ostrow, Miss Anna Ostrow, Sam Ostrow. Morris Rosenbloom, Mrs.

Gensberg, Merca Miller, Frank Fisher. Homestead Cottage Thomas H. Murray, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Stevenson, W.

T. Jefferds'Charles A. Ross. Boyd Cottage Mrs. Amelia Holzinger, Mr.

and Mrs. J. P. Lange, Mrs. Frances Brick.

William McAndrews. William Lutz. and Mrs. L. N.

Wilson, P. J. Flood. Mrs. Elliott.

Mr. and Mrs. James Henderson. Miss Delia Lightcap. Ellwood Cottage Mrs.

P. Friedman. Mrs. H. Peischkoff.

Mrs. H. Levine, Miss M. Pittsbureers recuperating by the waves. Mr.

and Mrs. Homer L. Castle, of ginia Homes. J. Robert J.

Homes. Pittsburg, are recent seashore arrivals. Mr. and Mrs. N.

J. Cooke, of Johns town. arrived at the Hotel Both well after a motor trip across Pennsylvania and New Jersey, and will spend a brief rest season by the sea. Mr. and Mrs.

E. H. Sutton are Iron City folk registered at a fashionable Mrs. C. Delbel and Miss Marjorie Deibel.

of Wilkes Barre, are summering at the Ormond. Mr. and Mrs. C. J.

Gordon, of Pittsburg are among the late registrations at the Winthrop. Registered at the Maryland Is Mrs. H. Bufnngton, of Pittsburg. A late arrival at the Winthrop Is C.

3. Grunoine. of Harrisburg. Mr. and Mrs.

H. J. Henry, have Joinel the Pittsburg colony at the Martinque. Mr. and Mrs.

E. P. Dnnn are among the latest Pittsburg registrations at th Franklin. lon and A. C.

Spindler, also C. A. Coped. Coraopolis; W. W.

Splane, wife and three daughters, Helen Myra J. and Car-otta. of Oil City, have been there for two weeks. Another Oil City party to register were Mr. and Mr3.

J. A. Fawcett. Miss Helen N. Fawcett Miss Cornells Mock and Clyde Carrihan.

Other Pitts-burgers there are Mr. and Mrs. Alexander McClure, Mrs. Theodore Friend and Master Friend. July events at the hotel have been the tennis tournament and the big July ball in the casino on the loth.

Each Wednesday and Saturday dances are held in the casino and the orchestral concerts by the resident orchestra and the daily afternoon teas bring the people in social touch very delightfully. Prominent guests gay coach, "Happy Days," is another tashionable Magnolia pastime. Mr. Coulter" is the famous horseman and riding master of Boston and Magnolia, and his coach is a familiar figure on the North Shore drives. One of two important events for' August 2( is the big political rally of the Essex (Mass.) club, on Congressman Gardner's Hamilton estate, when President Taft will make an address and such distinguished guests as Secretary of the Navy Meyer, Governor Tener of Pennsylvania, the governor of New Hampshire, Senators Lodge and Crane, the lieutenant governor of Massachusetts, will be present.

The Salem Cadet band will furnish music. A tent to hold will be raised at the Garden estate. The Meyer estate is near beach front hotel. W. S.

Jackson and J. H. Stewart, prom Pi tiAjr. tt (mess twsssr at inent Altoona (Pa.) merchants, are guests at the Hotel Jackson for a stay of a fortnight. ajiS2i tit ISM r- rrw J.

P. Henry, a prominent Pittsburg banker, accompanied by the Misses Henry and by Master William Henry, is spending a summer season by the -sea at the Hotel New England. HOTEL ARRIVALS. LIGONIER SPRINGS Lamborn Mrs. C.

Horn, Miss E. Horn, i ai me notei are Paymaster David Gra-: ham Adie and family, Washington; Presi-: dent F. W. Morse, of the Chicago Al-) ton railroad, and mother, Mrs. A.

E. Morse; E. L. Johnson, president Norfolk Western, and family; Gen. James A.

R. M. Healy. Mrs. R.

Healy. Loraine Mr. and Mrs. XV. Van Allen Mrs.

Thoas M. Kess, Charles A. Quigley, G. F. Bretenkauf.

Raleigh Mr. and Mrs. G. T. Skieble, Congressman Gardner's Residence, Hamil ton, Where President Taft Will Address the Essex Club, August 26, Governor Tener to Be a Guest.

oary and family, Baltimore. While the new villa is being built at Lenox. for George Westinghouse, of Pittsburgand wife (nee Brockle-bank, of EngljA'd) Master George Westinghouse. Illjrts with Granrlma Westing- Mr. and Mrs.

G. E. Cimiatti, D. E. Ciml- atti.

Cecil Louis Kauffman, Mrs. S. Kauff man. Miss Bessie Kauffman, Miss Emily NORTH SHORE. Frances Coll, Miss Antoinette Coll, Miss Ada E.

Seaton, Darley Seaton. H. B. Charles, F. Mulert.

James Galey, Miss Blanche Brady, Mr. and Mrs. R. a. Dresser and child, Grace F.

Maynard, Mrs. F. E. Waring. James R.

Waring. E. Egan. Shoreham Miss A. L.

Hamilton, Miss S. C. Hamilton, XV. T. Murphy, Mrs.

W. By J. S. Kimmel. Ligionier.

Pa. July 2S. Harry Moyer. of Pittsburg, formerly of this place Is here visiting his D. W.

King and friends, of Plttxburg, are here enjoying f-everal weeks or rest and quiet. Mrs. Fred Rankin and children, of MeKeesport. are the guests of Benjamin Deeds, of Prospect Hills. Miss Nettie Hartung and Miss Eleanor Hartung of Pittsburg, are the gueSi.s of their mother.

Mrs. D. H. Stietely. Miss Flo Brant of Pittxburg.

is spending the summer with relatives In this locality. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Murphy, of Pitta-burg, are calling on relatives in Ugon-ler valley. Mrs.

Mary Scott Hartje and children, of Pittsburg, are here on their vacation. Camping parties are here and are enjoying themselves along tfce mountain house at Erskine Park. Lady Brockie-bank is expected over to inspect the new member of the Wtstinghouse family. Lee B. Wndsworth.

of Pittsburg, has been at the Elms, Beach Bluff, with J. P. Steele, of Marlboro, Mass. F. O.

Klybecker and family, of Pittsburg, are at Armordale Cottage, Great Chebeakue, for the summer. Miss lantha Keefer. of Pittsburg is enjoying a sojourn at the Johnson. Bailey's Island, Me. C.

Weekrie. Wiltshire W. A. Shultz, J. W.

Klotz Mrs. N. F. Sanford. Manhattan N.

Fabin, XV. XV. Bogel J. C. Fethuston.

Runny mede Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Williams, S.

F. Williams. Dennis Mrs. A. N.

Krensler, Miss A A. Werner, Miss F. Murphy, Mrs. J. McDonald.

F. M. Walker, E. W. Morris, S.

II. Pyles and family, J. Ashbrook, Mr. and Mrs. W.

M. Shrodes, Mr. and Airs. A. L.

Tillman, R. McLaughlin, Mr. and Mrs. L. S.

Goehring and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur WcKean and family, Edgar Mc-Kean, W. F. Former, Frank Wasson F.

Bretch, Hal R. McDonald, A. C. Gibson, J. V.

Gilfillan and family, R. R. Vogeley, Josephine Moore, Maude Moore. Landman, Ethel Friedman. Olga Fried man, Mr.

and Mrs. ararr. w. Baraff, Mrs. B.

Heller, Zoha Heller, Harriet Heifer, Sol Heller, Jacob Heller, Mrs. Landner. Esther Landan, Frances Landan Mrs. S. Landan.

Quay Cottage Margaret Ward, Mrs. S. Kevelty. Mrs. Knight.

Miss Knight, Miss Olivetta Gross, Miss Viola V. Van- New Fayette Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Mrs. Atkins, Catherine Pickett.

Margaret DEAL BEACH Couttos, Miss M. Couttos the Garden estate. Judge XV. H. Moore will have his private horse show at his Pride's Crossing racing park August UH.

All the members of the Hammond family have returned from England to Gloucester, but special Ambassador John Hays Hammond, who is still in England, will not return until August S. President Taft spent the last week-end at Montserrat, Beverly, bemg accompanied by Secretary Hidles and Major Butt. Amrisquam, no wfamous internaUonally as the home port of the winning sonder boat. The Bibelot, at Kiel. Germany, between the Greman and American boats, is entertaining Pittsburgers.

They are Mr. and Mrs. P. E. Girard, and they are at the Overlook hotel and enjoying this quaint and picturesque portion of Gloucester.

Commodore Harry Wiggins, of the Amrisquam Yacht club, has just returned from Kiel, Germany, where he saw his yacht Bibelot win the expected three races. East Gloucester always the home, of a noted artistic and littrary coterie Is entertaining the wife of the famous novelist, Winston Churchill. She is at Hawthorne Inn. Mrs. Daniel Latbrop.

of Concord, author of "Five little Peppers and How They Grew," 13 at the Beachcroft as is J. Harper Bownell, of Harper's Magazine. Mrs. H. M.

Rideout. af Sansalito. Cal-, another author, is at the Deiphine. The first band concert at Hotel Moore-land, Bass Rocks, was held last Friday evening and was enjoyed by the hotel and cottage contingent. In the latter are the Robinsons and Weider families, of Pittsburg.

Stiles big Eighth Regiment band from Lynn, a noted musical organization, furnished the concert and music for the bail which followed in the Hotel Casino. S. M. Adams, of Wheeling, XV. Va-, is at the Surfsiue hotel.

Gloucester. A dtlegation of well-known people from Pittsburg and Greater Pittsburg, are enjoying the many attractions of Beach BlufT, Strampseott Thtir choice of a summer home is the Preston, facing th ocean. Spending the season there are Mr. and Mrs. James S.

Kuhn, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Miller. Pittsburg. The latter have had as guests Mr.

and I'rs. W. C. Mel V. Pickett, Anna Pickett, Thomas A.

Jones, Mrs. McBrlar, Mrs. Bacon Mr Raymond Mrs. S. A.

Stoddard, Mrs. D. streams end the Loyalhanna. C. Cooperstone.

H. Meloney, Mrs. S. and Mrs. A.

J. Hagemier, Master George The following Pittabur jwople wers hre the past week: J. Pric, Miss E. Mc- Hirsch, J. Kowe.

Strand Mrs. W. L. Stewart, Miss Mar tJioy, Charles f. Herring.

Pan! Egl hart. T. D. Chantler, XV. A.

Jordan. Pal guerite Stewart, Miss Laura V. Steel, J. to J. Mrs.

D. Herbert Ilostetter of Pittsburg and Beverly has her parents, Mr. and Airs. Gerdes with her and they are enjoying many midsummer pleasures and attractions of "the North Shore. After a week's trip to Pittsburg, John R.

McGinley has joined his family at Manchester. Mrs. George Von. Li. Meyer of Washington and Hamilton, gave a dinner-dance on board the V.

S. S. Dolphin in Glouchester harbor. Thursday evening. July 20.

The uolphin. Secretary Meyer's official yacht, lays in Gloucester harbor eachjsuramer. The ship's band game, a bandconcert recently in postoffice square, Gloucester, the latter city now being thronged with summer tourists. Mrs. Thomas M.

McKee. of New York, Pittsburg and Beverly Farms, has not returned from her European travels in very fit condition. She came on from New York. July 19, in a private car and went to "Silwood." the McKee estate at Beverly Farms, in the case of a physician and nurses. She is suffering from a severe attack of rheumatism.

The Oceanside hotel. Magnolia, which has a midsummer registration of 60 guests, has added to its Pittsburg contingent the Thonws R. Hartleys pnd Mrs. H. M.

and Mrs. F. G. Vandergrift. They are at West Flume cottage.

Registered from Youngstown are the Robert Bentleys. Mrs. J. M. Bor.nell.

Miss Caroline and Mrs. Christine Smith. A bridge tourntment for the benefit of the Magnolia Library will be heid at Library hall, August 3," pnd nrom'es to have a large patronage. Mrs, E's-e Washburn, monologist, who will ente-tain Autrust 26. at Mrs.

Vanderbilt's vi'le "Harbor View," Newport, is expected to fill an earlv August date, at the tea garden of the North Shore Grill. Magnolia. Coaching parties la Harry Coulter's Steel Phillips. Alexander, ifr. and Mrs.

J. S. JohnjWfi E. E. Slick.

Mr. and Mrs. W. D. McCIJ By Mary Taylor Fait.

Gloucester, Mass. 29. The most brilliant functions of the past weeks were the hand concert July 10, at the Essex County club, Manchester, the dinner-dance at the same club, on Friday evening. July 21, and the big golf tournaments and tennis preliminaries at the same club. On band cornert afternoon, 100 luncheon parties were served and 2UO tea parties.

At the dinner-dance every table was taken. D. H. Ilostetter, of Pittsburg and Beverly hd a table for eight and Robert Mentley of Youngstown and Mangolia. one for six.

D. C. Bake-well, of the Pittsburg Golf club is contesting in the club's golf tourneys. This week's society event in Manchester was the bridge tournament and sale at the Boylston Beal residence on Smith's Point. Mrs.

Beal is a Bostonian and a sister of airs. J. Pierpont Morgan, of New York. The proceeds of the affair were for the Elizabeth Peabody Settlement House, Boston. There has been considerable entertaining at the various leading summer homes and by prominent matrons.

Miss Helen Taft was entertained at dinner at the Iongworth summer home at Pride's Sunday evening, July Ifi. Mrs. Wallingford of Pittsburg and Count and Countess DeChambnin assisted Mrs." Longworth on that occasion. Covers were placed for eight. The visit of Mr.

and Mrs. J. H. Harding of Kew York, at "Eagle Rock" occasioned much entertaining In their Iionor by the H. C.

Fricks. On the conclusion of their visit July 19, they went J. B. Sneathern. Mr.

and Mrs. H. Deal. N. July 29.

Registered at Hathaway Inn are Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Murphy.

Mr. and Mrs. A. Leonard, Miss Margaret Leonard. Austin L-on- ard.

Miss Millioent Freeman, Miss Molly Freeman. Mr. and Mrs. George F. Donaldson and Mr.

and Mrs. Washington M. Solllday, of Pittsburg. Mr. and Mrs.

Horace F. Craig. Howard Craig, Miss Elaine Craig and Mr. and Mrs. Henry L.

Craig, of Pittsburg, are spending the summer at the Ocean View House. Lovett, Mrs. S. S. Anderson.

W. W. derson. Mrs. W.

H. Griffln, Miss AVON-BY-THE-SEA Voorhis, Mr. and Mrs. J. C.

Hart, Mr. and Mrs. R. II. Cunningham, Mrs.

James Morrison, Mr. and Mrs. George E. Hidchews. Long Cottage Jack Bysta, Mrs.

J. M. Simpson. John Sakey, R. W.

Shawrara, Frank O. Allen. Elmore Cottage Mr. and Mrs. R.

L. Daey, Mr. and Mrs. XV. E.

Frost and son, Sadie O'Leary, Mr. and Mrs. Smyder, J. A. Patrick, Mr.

and Mrs. John O'Leary, Mrs. Edward Williams. Waverly Cottage Mrs. Frank Shaner, J.

XV. Wise, Mildred Frankenstein, Martin Moyer. Weaver Cottage Mrs. L. R.

Wallace, Miss M. J. K. L. Adair.

Miss B. A. Mil Daugherty. Charles Shoemaker. W.

son and family, J. C. Sneathern. IJ Hlxon. J.

A. Ueeln. p. S. GallagheJ C.

Green. E. H. Erlle, J. A.

Mc A. Amsthong. M. H. Miller.

A. HaBcieier, jyiiss Alice Jriagemeier, Carl Storch, C. L. Edwards, M. C.

Burchneld, Mr. and Mrs. B. M. Weiss and daughter, Mr.

a4r.Mrs. H. Senkey, Mr. and Mrs' K. D.

Graff, Miss Graff, Dr. J. B. Graff, Dr, and Mrs. J.

A. Brown. Mr. and Mrs! H. C.

Wolley, J. A. Dean, Miss Kate Adair, Miss M. J. Adair, L.

B. Richard, Mr. and G. F. Wright, E.

N. Price, A. G. Green. Mr.

and Mrs. J. A. Thomas, Mrs. Bowling, Mr.

and Mrs. J. J. Datz, F. E.

McDonald. Hotel Bartlett XV. B. Dubs, II. C.

Schallenergr, Howard Schallenberger. Miss B.f Miller, Mrs. R. B. Barnhart.

Joseph. K. Thompson, L. O. Rand.

Mrs. A. R. Kelly, Mis Alma Mae Rebele. Mr.

and Mrs. W. A. Young, Mr. and Mrs.

John Shuler, F. L. Lovett, W. L. B.

Rose, M. A. Callanzaro. Frpiik Owens, J. XV: Hlrd, Mr.

and Mrs. George Mitchell, John Cook. L. A. Johnston, L.

B. Richards, Miss Minnie Link, Mis-) Rose Foster, C. H. Given, ii. M.

Domerest, Mrs. Sarah strong and family. Virginia Hofr caret Durham. Myrtle Lowe, Ett Lowe. Marne offer.

R. ASBURY PARK hart. E. XV. Johnson, S.

W. CrJ ler. Esther McNerny, Miss Nellie Bar Buckler, E. G. Sible.

W. F. Avon. N. July 9.

Among the late arrivals at the Avon Inn are Mr. and Mrs. II. L. Humphreys, Mr.

and Mrs. Frederick L. Allison, Morton Allison. Mrs. Ella M.

Bunting, Miss Alice Bunting and Howard S. Bunting, of Pittsburg. The Stratford Jnn is entertaining Mr. and Mrs. T.

B. StilUnan, Mrs. E. J. Ruck, E.

J. Ruck, Miss Ida French, James D. French and Miss Inez S. Colby, of Pittsburg. Mr.

and Mrs. Elmer T. Trout and family, of Pittsburg, are spending the season at the Buckingham. Myers, Chester Selbert. Mr Gates.

A. B. Dalton. K. Kr Laughlin.

J. II. Lydlc. R. W.

G. Kensington. P. S. Gi nard.

Schenley Cottage Mrs. Bell, Joseph Sneider, Mrs. Heckman, John Daniels, Miss M. A. Martin.

Anderson Cottage Mrs. Elizabeth Meyer, Mrs. Lena Bachora, MYs. Hanna Haas. Gray Cottage Mrs.

Mary E. Willery, By Harry B. Wilson. Asbury, Park. N.

July 29. Pittsburg is represented at Hotel Columbia by Mr. ar.d Mrs. XV. J.

Askln and Miss Margaret E. Askln. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Homes, Miss Vir- B.

Borden. M. R. Weston. H.

T. A. Larned. C. A.

Horan. F. Fox. T. U.

Jones, Miss Mary. Smith and V. B. Frai.