The Sunday tatler and Jersey City express. (Jersey City, N.J.) 1883-1886, 1886-08-08

| capt. JOG Elis worth, OF DayOuuS, ~
cruising in Long Island Sound on board
the new yacht, "Atlantic, which will take
part in the coming yacht race of the New
| York Yacht Club, off Newport.
/ County Clerk Mclaughlin is a guest at
/ the Mansion House, Keyport.
| Miss Irene Brennan, of Marion, will
| leave about the Goth for Hamilton, Canada,
| where she will visit friends for o week
| or SO.
Mr.. John D. Cornish, of Jersey City,
came in town on Tuesday evening and is
visiting his friends and relatives. - Wash-
| taqton Star.
After visit of five weeks at the Hub
Maggie Killen, of Pine street, is at home
again.
Cashier Machold, of the Hoboken Saw
| ings Bank, is guest at the Union Hotel,
| Sharon Springs.
Warren Newcomb and wife, of Fairmount
avenue, are at Auburn Springs, Maine.
Pastor Fletcher. of the First Baptist
Church, HobokeH, and family. are at
Aatohah, West Chester County, N. Y.
Mamie T. Leary. of Bay street, and Title
Plunkett, of Second street, have arranged
| for brief sojourn in the Catskills, leaving
on Tuesday next.
W. 81. Quinn and family, of Second
street, are guests at the Hotel Rockland,
Nantasket Beach, Mass.
Mrs. j. NJ Smith, of 403 Grove street, is
| is western New York.
Mrs. I. Hopper and Mrs. J. Walters, of
| the Heights, will return from Edwards,
N. Y, via Ogdensburg, Thousand Islands,
Toronto, Niagara Falls, etc., expecting to
be home about the end of September.
George E. Bickell, of Seventh street, is
in the Catskills.
Ex-Direetor Budden is at Newport.
Mrs. and Miss Eagan, of Grove street,
ore at Keyport guests OF County Clerk
Mclaughlin.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Cleary, of Twelfth
street, are in Vermont.
Mrs A. Rollin, of Third street, will re-
turn from Saratoga this week.
Mrs. E. Ledore, of First street, went to
Saratoga, for week, last Thursday.
The Banks family, of Van Reipen avenue,
is at Mount Kisco, N. Y.
The family of DR.. j. Hornblower of Gen.
trail Avenue, are at their Summer seat in
Morristown.
The Misses Lulu Grant, of William
Street, and Eta Howard, of North Street,
are spending a short season together at
Jacksonville, n. j.
John A. Minturn, of Hoboken, is off on
trip to Oswego, N. Y.
The Misses Helen and Minnie Mobiles, of
Hoboken, are at Cooperstown, N. Y.
Miss Julia Sherwood, daughter of Rev.
DR.. Sherwood, is spending brief season
at Haverstraw, N. Y.
Miss Jessie Slater, of Bowers Street, is
at Newport, r. l.
Miss Mamie Rockwell, of the Heights, is
IN the Catskills.
John Laws, of the Heights, intends
spending few weeks at Asbury Park.
Ramsay Morris, of Pavonia Avenue, will
manage Nine. Khea's company next season.
Miss Lou Whelan. Of Grace Street, and
Miss Il. Hermans, are spending the month
of August at Hampstead. Long Island.
Ed. Farley, of 548 Newark Avenue. is
rusticating at Saratoga County, New York.
Frank Crandell, of Summit Avenue,
left for Philadelphia last week expecting to
remain until the 18th.
Tia Misses Maud and Alice Durell, of
Paiisade Avenue, have left Boston and will
spend tho remainder of the Summer at
Hampton Beach, Mass.
Miss Lottie Marsh, of the Heights, is
whiling away the heated term at Chester,
NY.
Ar. snd Mrs. W. E. wilks and family, of
Summit Avenue. are at the Branch.
Mrs. William Young, of Fifth street, is
in Central New York.
Mrs. L. T. Lyme and Miss Lyme, of
Grove street, are at the Atlantic Highlands,
where thev will remain till September.
Miss P. Kayser, of the High School, and
Miss Ida Thiess, of School No. 2, are at
Mt. Airy, Ulster County, N. Y.
William Utzs family, of Hoboken, are
rusticating in Hunterdon County,
William B. Smith, of PaIisade avenue,
- IL Co ,.,,1r
Monticello, N. Y.
Miss Sadie Tully, of the Heights, is at
home again. She has been sojourneying
at Hackensack.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Dewey and Miss
Jeanette Runton, all of Hoboken, are
summering at Asbury Park.
Miss Bijou Shipman is at the Heath
House, Schoolys Mountain.
Miss Dora Jaehnke, of Park avenue, Ho-
boken, is at Far Rockaway.
Miss Johanna Gellhaar, of Congress
street, is spending August in Plainfeid.
Miss Martie Knox. of Jefferson avenue,
is home again from her sojourn in Sullivan
County.
Mrs. B. Michels, of the Heights, is
guest of Miss Lehman at the latter's
Coney Island cottage.
George Hoormann, of Bloomfield street,
Hoboken, is off on two months trip to
Texas and New Orleans.
VIM. Heeseler, of the Hoboken Acade-
mie, is abroad visiting his old home in Ber-
lin. He expects to return about Septem-
Der 10.
Secretary J. G. Pickenback, Of the Ho-
boken Savings Bank, is taking his first
vacation in ten years, which he is spending
| in Connecticut.
B. A. O'Uonor, of this city, is stopping
at the Adelphia Hotel, Saratoga.
J. E. McAyoy, of this city, has registered
at the Holden House, Sarstoga.
L. Fisher, of this city, is Willing away
the summer hours at the Adelphia Hotel,
! Saratoga.
C.L. Northrup and wife, of this city,
are passing the month of August at the.
| Grand IIninn Hotel Saratnoa ~