The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1889-08-18
People Who Pass in the
Board Walk Parade at
Asbury.
THE GAME OF RAzzLE DAZZLE.
Religion Contends with Worldly
Joys at Ocean Groye---Points
from All the Ocean Beaches.
Special 70 The Sunday Morning Ne,os.

SuTceL6 stIlU DOdru walks OIUen look as
If some procession was going on.
The Saturday evening hops at the
large hotels have been overcrowded
for the past three weeks.
Oliver Sumner Teale, who is pass
ing the summer with bis wife at the
Sussex and Essex cottages, has been
doing Asbury Park with his friend,
Mr.. G. Biddle, for the last day or two.
Mr.. Teale wears some very elaborate
toilettes, and is credited in the Phila-
delphia papers with paying as much
as $3.50 for some of the gold en-
broidered sashes he sports.
J. X. Emmett has been doing Asbury
Park this week.
of the Sunday afternoon speakers at
the Fifth Avenue Pavilion tomorrow.
Among the prettiest girls staying
just now at Asbury is Miss Addie
Ward, of Jersey City, who is at the
Continental Hotel.
Several new drop-a-nickel-in the
slot machines have been put up here
during the past few days. In return
for this little attention they give a
neatly printed little novelette, of
forty eight pages.
DR.. +. s. Kopetschny, one of
Jersey City's prominent young doc
tors, is staying here at the Atalanta.
The young mans father is one of
the most famous physicians in Jersey
City.
In the recent swimming match here
John Macauly, of Jersey City, came
in second
Four Jersey City girls staying here
at the Continental are the Misses
Mamie and Annie Schrieber and the
Misses Ericka and Jessie Jones.
Max Salinger, of Jersey City, who
was connected with the case where a
woman was fined $25 for the luxury of
scolding, is staying at the Oriental
Hotel, and the ladies there are afraid
of even venturing on loud word.
Ira ID. Sankey will sing at the beach
meeting tomorrow afternoon at the
Fifth Avenue Pavilion. AS many as
ten Thousand people attended the SER
vices there last Sunday.
RAZZLE DAZZLE.
A very agreeable young man from
New York, George A. Schofield, Jr.,
who has been staying at the Coleman
House for several weeks, has invented
a new game which promises to become
an institution. 1t is called progressive
razzle-dazzle. At the party on Tues
day night at the hotel there were six
tables and different game going on
at each. Julius Chambers, of the
World, came in for the second gentle
mans prize, q carved sandal wood
paper cutter.
Many of the young fellows here are
wondering why their fathers did not
bring them up to be starters like
James G.. Sheridan, who when at
home lives on farm at Eatontown,
N. j. He is paid 500 day at Mon
mouth and other race courses, and
many of them think they could do it
just as we'll as he does.
Among the Jersey City people who
are now at Asbury Park are Mrs. E.
Atkins, Miss Kate Warner, Miss Grace
Atkins, E. A. Dufay, Miss Bessie Rose
wear, p. Herman, NJ. Salinger, f. s.
Kopetschny, L. W. Davey, F. III.
McDonough, J. Kopedo, w. G.. Frost,
T. Noonan, Jr., A. Fichte, Mrs. Frank
Mills, Grace Kennedy, William
Holmes, Mrs, A. Lahm, P. H.
Sheeran, w. II. Sherman, G. H.
BARLEY, A. W. Hopellof and
daughter, T. F. Noonan, Jr., l.. Lyons,
+. w. Dairy, John H. McDonough, A.
L. Soper, +. FL. Soper, Mr.. and Mrs.
w. H. Wood, Mary E. Grimes James
p. Cabell, Anna M. Grimes, Sarah
Scott, Nellie r. Mcfarland, w. d.
Mcfarland, Herman Kahle, Miss M.
Baron, W. N. Baron, Peter Herman,
William Healey, Miss Bessie Boscocas,
Mrs. M. E. Kidd, William H. Speer,
Jr., s. I. Dickinson, j. H. Dickinson,
Miss H. w. Banta, Miss f. M. Banta,
Mrs. Coleman and Miss Coleman.
OCEAN GROVES PRoPRIETY.
1t rather surprises some of the new
arrivals at Ocean Grove when they
find how very proper they are ex-
pected to be. No liquor, no cigars.
no novels. no kilograms, no lnilkman,
no papers.
Ct. E. Winants, of Bergen Point,
who recently presented Rutgers Col
lege with his check for 500, 600, is
rusticating at Ocean Grove at the
Sheldon.
On Monday the annual camp meet
ing begins at Ocean Grove and will
last until September /.
The Women's announcement Meet
ings which were held ON Wednesday
and Friday in the Tabernacle, Ocean
Grove, were very well attended.
Among the interesting speakers was
Mrs. Grace Weiser-Davis, of Jersey
City.
AS a precaution in case of other
such flooding rains as Ocean Grove
was visited with on Wednesday even
ing, 1t would not be amiss to have the
tents converted into boats, and the
canvas arranged as sails.
The fourth of the series of five races
by the Miniature Yacht Club, OF
Ocean Grove and Asbury Park at
tracted large crowd to Fletcher
Lake, which is in Ocean Grove, on
Friday afternoon.
Among the Jersey City people stay
ing at Ocean Grove now are ". Chap
man, Miss Emma Pollock, Mrs. J. e.
Merseles, Miss Ninette Hornblower,
s. 0. Church, w. M. Bried, +. G.
Hamstap, Thomas Reed, It. b. Apgar
and wife, s. b. Rogen, ii. V. Clinton,
Mr.. and Mrs. 4. p. Smith, K. d.
Gardner and sons, 7. Reed, Mrs. G.. |
0. Osborne, Miss NJ. McAndrews, Miss
Matte Bird and Miss Annie Osborne.
DEAL BRACH DoINGs.
This weeks bad weather has sue
ceeded very we'll in spelling all out |
door pleasure III we have anothar