The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1889-08-04
Pleasure Reigns Along the
Coast and Jupiter
P1uVius Rains
There, Too.
s0H, BOTHER THE MEN,,
There Seem, to Be Only Three
Unmarried Samples at Deal
Beach, and They Won't Go
Around.
s6sseial to he s..naau M0r,,,.i,.g Ns,es.

Much emphatic conversation has been
carried on at the station here during
the recent wet weather by the owners
of the thousand odd trunks that have
been completely water soaked each
day for the want of suitable shelter.
The Guernsey is one of the most
cheerful hotels in Asbury Park. On
Wednesday evenings a regular invita-
tion hop is given.
Two verylfine singers who are will
ing always to entertain their friends
of an evening at the Guernsey are
Miss Jennie Lennox, daughter OF Wal,
ter Lennox, of the sold Homestead"
company, and Miss Lndeman, of the
3 Z Little Tycoon company,
Abe Hummel, who is now at his cot
fage in Saratoga, told friend early
III the week that he dropped $4,000
last Saturday at the Monmouth
William Mclean, bookmaker at
Monmouth, lost 81, 200 last Saturday
there. He boards with his wife, a
snowy brunette who wears O variety
O Of elaborate toilettes, at the Coleman
House.. Mrs. McLean's brother is a
daaler for Phil Daily.
It is said that there is about as
much gambling going on at Asbury
4 Park as at Long Branch, but that it
isnot as much on the surface. That is
to say, instead of it's being on the
ground floor, it is on the third or
fourth story.
la boolSmaEer boarding at Asbury
Park told a friend yesterday that this
had been a very unlqcky season for
them SO far, and that they had al
ready lost $f2, 900 at Monmouth.
Al progressive euchre party was
given at the Coleman House at which
4 the prizes were very elaborate
Among the players We're Julius Cham
bers. Of the World, and his wife, and
4 Nv. NJ. Fuller, OF THE JERSEY CITY
NEWS.
One Of the most agreeable men here
now is Thomas f. Noonan, the well
known Jersey City lawyer
The cold water advocates have been
Y in their element this week at Ocean
Grove.
AS many as fifty families foated in
and took possession of their tents on
Thursday at Ocean Grove.
r. w. Reed, of Jersey City, mem
Der Of Company G., Fourth Regiment,
g., N. j., drops down here occa-
sionally to visit his sister, who is stay
: ing at the Prospect House.
The latest Jersey City arrivals at As
bury Park include III. G.. McCully, A.
" wv Norris, Miss Shuran, Miss Emma
Shuran, Thomas f. Noonan, f. w.
Reed Captain and Mrs. "A. J.. New
3 bury, Miss Collum. Miss Benton, G.. F.
FARRELL ID. Rinaldo and family, Will
lam N. Baron, Miss Mamie Baron,
William Kroft, William G. Cudlipp,
+ Nj N. Edwards, NJ. A. Dalinger, J. A.
GDody. Mrs. M. Polinge, F. p. Bene-
dict, il. O. Hamistad and G. G. Ham
istad.
DEAL BEACH OUGHT TO BE HAPPY.
There are so many young men who
are not at Deal Beach this summer
\ that their number probably accounts
for the fewness of those who are there,
and this -interferes sadly with the
pleasure Of alot of pretty girls who
want escorts to walk with, and part
ners for the dance and tennis. In fact
the proprietor is half inclined to adj
4 yertfse for a lot of eligibfes to be
boarded at half rates. The few that
y are here have to work very hard and
go through no end of dancing every
Charles D. Schenck is prepared to
doshis duty, and lis fortunately an adj
lnirable dancer.
John III. Rider can swim as we'll as
n Mr.. Schenck dances, but this is not an
available parlor accomplishment.
Colonel NJ ~ Patrick is quite the
life Of the house, and is always plan
& ming something In the way of frolic
Bat ttllree are not enough to go
Ks around.
{ Whist parties have been the pre-
vailing dissipation during the wet
weather, but a tennis tournament will
be held on Monday on the grounds of
tie Hathaway House.
Il. and Mrs. James Il. Stewart are
passing few weeks at the Hathaway.
Mr.. and Mrs John w, Alexander and
family arrived Yesterday for the sea-
son. Mrs w. r Carson is passing
few weeks at the Beach. Mrs. M. A.
fsassid y, OF Jersey City, and her
charming daughter are passing few
weeks Ut the Hathaway House. G..
Lake Is placed on pedestal as the
beauty of the house.
Spring LAKE TOO WET.
priDg Lake, like all of the other
resorts, has been under o cloud during
the wet weather of the past week, and
every thing has been as duh as posi-
BILE As usual, every one took the
greatest interest in General William
Sherman while he was there on
Monday and Tuesday, visiting friends
at the Monmouth House. Quite a
nunber came on from Philadelphia,
and were guests OF Miss Berwind, to
attend the large hop given at the
y Monmouth House during the week
Yhese included Mr.. and Mrs. Claus