The Sunday tatler and Jersey City express. (Jersey City, N.J.) 1883-1886, 1886-08-22

of Fifth street this city returned home last We'd
nesday. They were accompanied By their cousin.
Miss Minnie Gobisch
Mr. and Mrs G. O. DiIloway. Of GreenviIie. find
plenty of diversified amusement at the Hunter
House, in the Catskills.
Miss Martha Knox has returned to her home in
Jefferson avenue again, after months recreation
in Sullivan County, N. Y
Ex-Director Simmons OF the Board Of Educa-
ton. is sojouming with his family at the Hunter
House, Catskill Mountains
VIM. Doyle, the detective and Michael Doyle, an
ex-detective. have had good two weeks at sharon
Springs and are back again.
The Misses Tilden-Fannie and Jessie-daugh-
tiers of Mr. Duke Tilden of the Erie Railway, enjoy
the ocean breezes at the Grove.
Chief of Police Benz amin F. Murphy returned
from Sharon Springs with his family last week.
The Chief is as brown nut
Hattie Skillman, CT Grand street, knows where
to go in the country. she goes this week for
months sojourn in Massachusetts.
Mrs. p Frank. of Sh smley, will return home
with her family, after a i've weeks scjourn at
Kensice, Westchester County, N. Y.
Susie Hathaway and Allie Banks, of the Heights,
who have been spending the Summer together at
Sing Sing, N Y, are at home again.
Mrs. George W. Reinhard and the Misses Rein
hard, of Bramhail avenue, enjoy this lovely
weather at Moticello. sullivan County. N. Y,
Robert Moore and wife, of eighth street. are
among the pleasure seekers from this city in
Orange County. N. Y. They are at Searsvllle.
Mrs. Crumm has returned from the CatsSills to
her home in Mercer street. She reports the weather
in the mountains being exceptionally cool.
Samuel Hoffman and Miss Eta Hoffman, accom-
panied by the Misses Ella and Carrie Stewart. are
touring it at Niagara and along the st. Lawrence.
Mrs. Herman Hyers, after staying the month of
August in the oatskills with her sister, Miss May
Hoschel, will meet her husband at Oceanic \. J.
The toney Brandon House at Greenwood Lake
counts among its guests MIR. and Mrs Geo. Miller
and daughter May, and Miss Cora Jennings. of this
city.
Miss Geanie Mason and her mother, Mrs. H. P.
Mason. of Wilton street. are wishing selkirk. n.
mi cd nv MicsD nj ia 0f m
avenue
Ed Heritage and W. Scott. of the Heights, are
rusicatlng at Sing Sing, Point View and Staten
Island, and contemplate going TO Niagara for
few days.
Mrs. J.sA and Miss Annie Martin, Mrs T. Shader
and Miss Kittie Fortaer of Seventh street. help to
enliven the social whirl at The Oakland House, at
Ocean Grove.
Mrs. H. f. Reinhard, of Van Reipen avenue has
returned from six weeks sojsurn in Pennsylva-
mia. having visited all the large cities of that State
in her absence.
Two Jersey City young ladies-Dora Evers, of
Jersey avenue and Agnes Higinns. of Eighth street
find enjoyment from the heat Of the city at Gold
Springs n. Y.
ed from very pleasant visit to the Delaware
Water Gap, as has also Miss Jennie Bloom, of
Eighth street.
Among the Jersey City people who have HE'D
them to Mount Washington are the Misses Julia A.
Chapman, L. Frazee and Eva Houston. They are
all guests at the Summit House.
Justice Wanser. Inspector Lange, Fred. Chaplin
and Sergeant Holderer came home last Wednesday
night loaded down with the fish they had caught
on their excursion to Bsrnegat Bay.
Myron J. Furst is expected to return from Eu-
rope tomorrow on the steamer !" Beige
land" in company with his naice, Miss Lissner, of
Brooklyn, who has completed her studies in Paris.
Among Jersey City professional people stopping
at the Diggle Cottage Newport, R. l., Mr.. John
Mayor, comedian, and wife; Chas. Roach and Ada
Castleton, of the HEIGHTS. Dan Sully and
pany gave performance on Tuesday and Wednes-
day evenings. chiidren's entertainment was
given Friday afternoon.