The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1889-09-08
THE SUMMER IS over.
And So Society Is Waking
Up for a Joyous Season.
ENGAGEMENTS AND PARTIES
Movements To and Fro Of the
ThrOng of Summerers 80 Some
Still Drink in Bracing Breezes.

p'AAA OAAnh Ii OldO1nS D1OChOss
The knowledge that the summer season
is indeed over is just impressing itself
upon the social mind, and people promi-
nent in social circles are fastening back
to their homes here intent upon finding
seasonable pleasures to supply the void in
social amusements made by the waning
of the summer. This week probably
more will return than during the previous
week in this month, and already those
who are lights of our social world are ar
ranging and discussing affairs which will
not transpire until much later in the year
than now.
1t is predicted by leaders in society this
year that the coming season will be one
notable for the brilliancy of its entertain
ments, and many who did not entertain
much last winter intend doing SO this
season.
The family of Ex-Governor Bedle will
remain in Europe until next spring and
will be greatly missed, as Mrs. Bedle's
dinners and ''teas" are exquisite af-
fairs. However, this will be to a great
extent redeemed by the reception which
Mrs Bedle proposes giving Immediately
after her return, to introduce her daugh-
ter, Miss Allie Bedle, in society.
Ex-Governor Abbett's family will re-
turn from Europe in October, and will be
at home some time before the season actr-
ally begins.
WEDDINGS IN PROSPECT.
There is a promise of q number of brill
liant weddings, some of which will not
come off until after Lent. The engage
ments recently announced are Miss Irma
Headden to Mr.. William Herman Ogden,
of Binghampton; Miss Sybil Eager to Mr..
Edward Young, son of Mr. r. +. q. Young;
Miss Mamie Wilkinson, daughter of Or.
Wilkinson, to Mr.. William Clark. As
weddings are always the best thing in the
scale of social entertainments the fulfill
ment of numerous engagements of longer
standing this winter viii give plenty Of
Zest to the usual round of gayeties.
But, it is rather early yet to make many
enquiries into what will be the doings Of
society this winter and at least another
month will have to pass before much is
really decided upon: In the meantime
those who have not the care of replenish-
ing their wardrobes will spend the inter-
vening time travelling
SUMMER NOTES.
Mrs. William Brown and Mrs. William
Bush, of Erie street, have returned from
Sullivan county, N. Y, where they have
been spending the summer.
Mr. and Mrs. Elliott Greene, Jr., and
Mr.. Elliot Greene, ST., of Pavonia avenue,
have gone to Chatauqua and Niagara
Falls.
Mr.. George W. Holden will spend the
latter part of September with his family
in Rayenna, Ohio.
Misses Florence and Cora Baker. OF
Ninth street, have gone to Binghampton
and Portland,..N Y.
Miss George Grimes, of Snake Hill, ia
visiting Miss Moxham, of the Heights.
Mr.. Nathan Mckinney will spend q por@
ton of this month at Fallsburg, N. Y.
Misses Eta and Amelia Schraeder are
at Asbury Park. They will return about
the 10Th.
Miss Ella Brain is spending September
at Toms River and Eatontown.
Miss Jessie Weeks. of Summit avenue,
has gone. to Newburg to remain several
weeks.
The family Of Mr.. G. NJ. Clerihew have
returned from Montclair.
Mrs. Irving Davis is spending some
time at the home of her mother in st.
Louis.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Fl. Hall have
been rusticating at North Port, L. /.
The Misses Childs. of the Heights, are
staying during September at Cape Cod.
Mr.. Edward Fields, of Grand street, is
spending his vacation among the Adiron-
dacks.
The family of Mr.. Andrew Post, Of
Magnolia avenue, will return from Easton
during the week.
Miss Mary Coughlin, of the Heights, is
staying during September in Sullivan
county. n. Y.
Headden have returned from the Della
ware Water Gap.
Mr.. George Fowler, of Ocean avenue, is
spending his vacation at Norwalk, Conn.
Miss Mamie Shaffer, of Third street,
has returned from Lackawaxen.
Mrs. W. B. Cowper and family are
among the Catskills.
Mr.. George III. Linsley, principal Of
School No. l, and Mrs. Linsley are trav-
elling through New York State. They
will return next week.
Miss Lena Whitmore, of the Heights,
has gone to Rhinebeck to spend this
month.
Mrs. Theodore Ryerson and daughters
will remain at Atlantic City until Oc-
tober.
Mr.. and Mrs James C. White, of West
Side avenue, have gsE Niagara Falls
Mr.. and Mrs Horat Evans, of Clinton
avenue are spending the autumn in the
Catskills.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Pringle are spending
a short time at Mount Tabor.
Miss Mamie Harvey, of Montgomery
street, is visiting friends at Nyack, N. Y. n
Mr.. Walter Pye, of Barrow street, has
gone to Niagara Falls.
Mr.. and Mrs Horace Simpson, of Cen
trail avenue, have gone to Scranton, Pa
Miss Nellie Buckley, of Grove street,
will remain at Schroon Lake, among the
! Adirondacks, until October.
Miss Annie Warner, of Grand street, is
| spending September at Rutland, VT.
| Mr.. James w. Stiles has gone to Vine
| land, N. j., to remain a short time.
| Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Wilson, of Wayne
street, are in Boston.
Mrs. e. D. Costigan, of Fifth street, is
travelling in Canada.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Baker, of Month
cello avenue. will spend month at
Batavia, N. Y.
Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin f. Bretten, Of
Montgomery street, are spending a short
time at Tuckahoe.
GOOD NEWS FOR GUNNERS.