New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-26
GOV. ABBETT'S RECEPTION.
| BRILLIANT FESTIVITIES AT THE NEW.
JERSEY STATE CAMP.
RAIN PREVENTED TIE REv1Tw-MANY WE'LL
known PEOPLE AT THE HAIL.
10Y rrLEGRAru TO THE TKlnrNE.J

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State Camp. scacirt, n. j.. July 25.-rh,1 was 70
be the most brilliant day OF the week. well as the
last ono for the second Ecw-Jcrsey Brigade. which
will break camp tomorrow. The Governors review
had 70 be abandoned. owing to the terrific yanstorn
that prevailed al dOy, and the soldiers and their
friends had 70 seek shelter IN tie tents and mess
halls. Early this morning the trecg attachments
haulcd tcT howitzers ~ the beach and pract,cd ir
Ing az floating target, which was anchored 1860
yard. from shore. Tie handled The pieces we'll,
and most Of the shots struck in close proximity % tie
target. account of the rain, all drills dis
pensed with. Governor ALBEIT received dispatch
late this afternoon from Governor Iil who said hc
would visit the cgmp tomorrow The boys celebrated
their las night IN camp In the usual jcllGcaton The
officers participated IN thc reception in honor Of Gov
eruor Albeit at the Monmouth House. spring Lake.
The Governor began TO receive al O'Clock. At IL
O'Clock the large dning-W0n1. which va deliberately
decorated with Gags. rnntnG ferns and flowers,
thrown open, and the dancing began. The h0t1
orchestra furnished the musc, while tie I'M Ee-!-
mcnt band. which was stationed % the paz2a Gi'-
coured promenade music. The Officers we've ali iT
full4lress uniform The prGf1son Of blue coth
ana gole lace, and the rich costumes Of tho
ladies mace fine contrast. The grand march was
led by Governor Albeit and Mrs Plume. FLOWED by
Major General Plume and Miss Manic Albeit General
striker and Mrs Dodd. General spencer and Mrs
steele General steele ard Mrs ponn-lly, General
McGm and Mrs. Adr,an, General nonlcly ana Mr..
Ileppenhelmer. General Heppenhe.mer AMI MIR.
Iarvcy Colonel Harvey and Mrs. OHpiinlt Colonel
Van Clecf apd W.. Barrett, Colonel AdriSn snd Mis-
Van Cicef other officers following with their le1i@s
In order Of rank.
Amcng the many present were General Emmons
Clark. Lieutenant and Mrs. Walter G. SCHUYLER. Mr.
ana Mr., Charles II. VI. Earle, Captain +. II. Crary,
Captain Charles Z. LydccEcF Lieutenant Willism j.
Underwood, Lieutenant join q. lIolaGd. Lcui"'aut
Colonel G. b. Bosrwick, Colonel L. H. Kent, captain
James r Runtu Lieutenant ". 7. Howell, Lieutenant
c. II. Coven General II, T. Trcmlin, Licuteuant II.
L. Frcc!and. Edwa1a p Hamilton, william A Htc
CaptaiD Andrew Mills, Colonel otto II"pp' nheilncf
General Emil schacfcr, George g. sAafcr. James v.
johnston Mr.. and Mrs William l. Cnid, Mrs
Norman Peters. OF Newark; AZ. and Mrs. q. d. W.
vroom. Of Trenton; Leonard u. brown. the MISSES
Barclay. Of Newark: John Montgomery of Trenton;
Miss CAeeuy Of Orange; Mr.. and }'rs. W. :. John'ou
Mr. and Mrs. Charl"s Michaelack; Mrs. Tarlln. Of
Fair Haven; Miss Marsh, # Ea-ton; Nr ana Mrs
Elmer L. Green, Or. and Ms JOHN Ei1on. llr. and
Mrs. Cleveland Il'son, Colonel ana Ny Washington
H. ho'I MStS S "a and Miss M5tc9 Of i55nad re5a
E a t!aE G. t., Ni' Nl.s Mcmc l' STOCKTON
Mis- Mary sergeant. t. Eugene sergeant. :. Harry
s4r.caut John y. LHgery. John Bers'ah1n"r. G.. j..
bcWsal, william r. Hunt, T. 4. clifford. =. +.
B!gcIoU, Moses uigclow. NJ. and Mr., IIarr n NELLY
q IIen5 KS5;y ot Mr. S ani Mrs GGtc4 6 Kcgc
j. =. Connely, pcIer Hauck,, CharlcN D. lG-c: NJ
vaughn of Newark: Mrs. ana Mis, TioTne, .Iy.s
John stokes and wife Professor DdN' NJ. ald Nj.
Join PARKER Captain loan y. muu- and Vi.
vi, Carrie z. hdf2gd NJ and Mrs WlPeT p. Es6
Mis- F,tclle Sidclottorl. Nj and Mr.. Walter Clark
Mr. and Mr. william 4. Tanner Alcn T""ncr' NJ
NJ. John Chapman. Mis- T.. D. Chapman, D. =. p
Moran. Nj and NJ William Ga;; VI Ma n. l.. j
Ms Howard Mos VI. ard MIR. Robert And"
son. Of HeInar: T. II. Murphy and wife o. Point
Peasant: Edward y. Evans and John Wright ard
wife al Trenton.