The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1889-06-27
.SUMMERING All ASBURY.
M1NY JERSEY CITY People Ire
RUsTICATTNG THERE.

Dcdl Iteacn.
AsBURy PARK, June 81, 1sS9.-The
hotels all have their orchestras on
hand o and the guests will begin
their summer dancing on Saturday
evening, and many of them will give
large hops a week from tomorrow
evening, OF July 4.
The first regular hop will be given
on Saturday evening at the Coleman
House, the ball room being opened
for the first time this summer. Two
hundred invitations to those already
here have been sent out and many
new arrivals + expected on Satur-
day. G. H. Rivers, Jr., of Brooklyn,
orchestra which he secured is a par
ticularly fine one, each player being
the leader of an orchestra at home.
Quite a bevy of ladies collect every
evening in the large drawing room of
the Coleman and persuade Mr.. Rivers
to dance for them the Cacucha, the
Kinka or the Hornpipe Comique. He
is a beautiful dancer and can do what
only two other ballet masters can ac-
complish in the way of a treble kick
in the air.
DRUGS AND DRosS.
While the owner of New York's
most fashionable drug business was
with O friend he la~ughingly asked to
be given a peep at Hugh Kinmouth,
who has a number of stores here,
thinking such a rich druggist would
be quite a curiosity. This naturally
was intended as a huge joke, as every
III knows that even barrels of money
are made from a few little boxes of
pills. A few years since twenty-year-
old Maude Stanford, a niece of
Leland Stanford, passed a summer
here and fell a captive before the
charms of the village druggist, who
is said to be over fifty years old and
the reverse of beautiful, SO they were
married and a check for several hun
| dred thousand dollars from the brides
uncle formed a part of the trouseau.
| Now Mr.. Kinmouth is said to be, even
when on pleasure bent, of a frugal
turn of mind, and by a judicious
| course of rolling his wife's money over
has continued to double, if not
treble it.
JERSEY CITY PEOPLE.
Among the Jersey City people stay
ing here at the moment are j. G. Nc
| Miss Agnes Dickson, E. F. Pierson
and family, the Rev. Charles Herr and
child at the Coleman. Mr.. and Mrs.
j. Hamilton and daughter, Mr.. and
Mrs. J. McIrloy, Mr.. and Mrs. J. B.
! Moore, Mr.. and Mrs. William Booth
| at the Victoria. G.. j. Brouerancher,
G.. j. B~rouerancher and Miss Josie
| Allison at the Ocean Hotel. N. r.
Skinner and wife at the Metropolitan.
Mrs. De Hart, and sol and Miss L.
Ely at the Commercial. John f.
| Lynch at the Brunswick.
AsBURY PARKLETs.
William r. Dill, who lives in As
bury Park on Monroe avenue, has a
live American eagle which measures
six feet seven and a half inches from
tip to tip OF wings, which he captured
| eight years ago at Point Pleasant,
| where he found him sitting on a fence
| rail.
Nj. and Mrs. Peterson, who have
been in the habit of coming here for
a number of seasons, have arrived at
their Fourth avenue cottage. Mrs.
| Peterson is the mother of George w.
ChiIds.
Among the well known people stay
ing just now at Asbury are DR.. George
f. Shrady, who was one of General
Grants physicians; A. st. Gandens,
| the sculptor; John i. Carncross, the
minstrel, and the whole Lennox
family, including the father, who
takes the part of the banker in "The
Old Homestead;' his son, w. s. Len
nox, Jr., Langtry's manager, and
| Fred Lennox, who has been playing
in the Said Pashan Company in Cali
fornia.
AT OCEAN GROVE.
Samuel Sterling, of Jersey City, who
carries ON an extensive mercantile
| business on West street, New York, is
Grove. Mr.. Sterling has been a visitor
to the Grove for years back and al
WAYS makes his headquarters at this
house. and also Mrs. III. A. Noughte,
who annually visits Ocean Grove at
this season of the year. Later ON Mrs.
Noughte will pass a portion of the
| summer in the mountains of Pennsyl-
! vania. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Judge,
George Nysis, Samuel Lyons and John
| Lyons are staying at the United States
| Hotel in Ocean Grove. d. Van Wrinkle
is at the Atlantic, also in the Grove.
DEAL BEACH.
The band of the Hathaway House
| will be down on Monday, and It's large
ball room, So by 46, will be thrown
open for the first hop ON Thursday
evening, July 4. Nicholas Loritz, the
| well-known theatrical manager and
actor, conteinplates building a large
hotel next season at Deal Beach,
which he says is the coming summer
resort for the ~favorites of the foot
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