The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1889-07-18
SEASH0RE ENJOYMENTS.
NOW THE SUMMER SEASON IS PASS
ING PLEASANTLY 1T ASBURT.
Nine Hundred Chunks of Baggage-Den-
lists in Convention-Gay Visitors and
What They Wear-Among the Saints
at Ocean Grove.

Mic HluuuEtu C0unks OI DdE&akC-Do
lists in Convention-Gay Visitors and
What They wear-Among the Saints
at Ocean Grove.
Special to the JERSEY City Netos.
AsBURY PARK, July II, 1SS9.-Over
nine hundred pieces of baggage were
handled on last Saturday al Asbury
Park station. These represent many
more arrivals, as most of the Saturday
visitors come with a hand bag, only to
remain until Monday.
Harry Prall, prominent in the So
ciety circles of Jersey City, is staying
here at the Continental, on Fifth ave
nue.. Mr.. Prall is connected with the
large wholesale dry goods house of
Sweetster, Pembroke & Co., of New
| York.
There were hops at all of the prin-
| cipal hotels in the Park on Saturday
evening.
Mrs. julius Chambers, wife of the
news editor of the World, wore at the
Coleman House hop on Saturday
evening a very elaborate toilet of
white lace over mauve silk.
Fireworks were set off on the beach
on Saturday evening, including some
very large fire balloons which rose to a
great height and kept lighted for a
long time.
H. f. Morse, of Jersey City, and
Fred Kerr, of Newark, made a
bicycling trip from Newark to Asbury
Park and spent Sunday at the Com
mercial Hotel.
THE TOOTH PULIERS' CHIN.
The New Jersey Dental Society was
in convention today "wednesday at
the West End Hotel, where the $50
members are principally located. AS
many of them have wives, children,
partners and friends with them the
large hotel is full. Two sessions will
be held both today and tomorrow and
only one on Friday, the last day. The
dentists are a particularly jolly set
and propose to have a good time gem
orally while they are here. They will
make excursions to Long Branch and
in the direction of Spring Lake.
Mrs. Newell, one of Jersey City's
well known physicians, is staying at
the Berkshire House on Seventh ave-
nue.. Mrs. Newell has her daughter
with her.
Prof. A. B. Guilford, of the Jersey
City public schools, is a guest at the
Oriental Hotel.
ENGLISH DONS.
The nobility are collecting here. Reg
istered at the Albion Hotel is Sir Wal
ter Smith, of Hollywood Park, Eng
land, and at the National Hotel, Earl
Vaudeville.
Go~-ao.o,oa- AToA1o1 4ho hr;i1iant
Young democrat who represents the
Jersey City district, is summering at
Belmar, as Ocean Beach isnow called,
but he passes some of his time at AS
bury Park every week.
Among the late arrivals at the Lake
Avenue Hotel is DR.. w. +. Hedstrom,
of Jersey City.
G.. E. Evarts, of Jersey City, who
has been for thirty years the manager
of the old Camden and Amboy Road,
is staying at the Brunswick Hotel
| with his wife.
Among the Jersey City guests at
| Asbury Park now are Mr.. and Mrs.
G. Swartz, Mrs. L. Bauman,
Mr.. and Mrs. d. Bauman, Mr.. and
Mrs. J. Meyer, Mrs. G. Van Horn, A.
Van Horn, J. Hoffman. Mrs. Kyerson,
William H. johnson, Miss NJ. V. Reed,
Mrs. Il. E. Bailey, w. E. Eldridge,
Mr.. and Mrs. W. @. Turner, H. Morse,
w. b. Tamkins, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Wenins, Jr., A. d. Joslin, w. r.
Baron, Cyrus Cole and A.. b. Guilford.
OCEAN GROVE DoINGs.
The Ocean Grove Yacht Club will
have a second miniature yacht race
on Deal Lake on Saturday afternoon
at three O'Clock. The prizes will be a
handsome silver ice pitcher and gold
lined goblet, which have been con
tributed by the proprietors of several
leading hotels.
There has only been one arrest SO
far this season among the Saints, as
the Ocean Growers are called, to distin-
guish them from the sinners of Asbury
Park, and that was of a thoroughly
reckless fishman who attempted to
drive fast.
Treasurer j. B. Cleveland, of Jer-
sey City, and his wife are among the
guests of the National Hotel.
The second annual Inter-Denomi-
national Bible Conference will be held
in Ocean Grove from July 25 to July
80. Rev. DR.. l.. w. Munhall will
! preside at the meetings and Mrs. John
j. Lowe will conduct the singing.
Among the visitors at Ocean Grove
lust now from Jersey City are L. A.
Merritt, Mrs. r. Clarke, Mr.. Nc
Naughten, William McNaughten, DR..
r. Walls, w. FL. Walls and John w.
Aymar.
Veterans of the Ballet.
H., an. DL;IyIIrbsn p,oao