The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1891-07-26
BABIES ON PARADE.
Fond Mothers Arranging
a Novel Demonstration
at AsburY Park.
REV. DIR. STOKES EXCITED
At Delaware Water Gap and Lake
HOpatcong Where Jersey
City Society People Are
Found.


sDeciat to the Sunday Morning Netos.
AsBURY PARK, July IS, 1891 The
event Of the week has been the episode
which occurred on the beach on Wednes-
day, when Mrs. Charles Baker upbraided
her husband for carrying on fiirtations
with other women. She waded in the
sea while he was bathing and threatened
to leave him then and there for his con-
duct.
Extensive preparations have been made
for the annual baby carriage parade on
the boardwalk on August 3. This novel
parade was inaugurated last year and
proved a great success. Over 300 car
riages were in line. and the Growing Of
the multitude of infants. mingled with
the music of the band. made it indeed
an interesting event.
The recent order Of things in Ocean
Grove has put the Rev. DR.. 4. H. Stokes,
president of the Ocean Grove Camp Meet
ing Association, In anything but happ y
state. The climax was reached today
when the Doctor received an anonymous
letter containing clipping from met
custom Of travelling through 9 the 's Streets
in bathing costume Across the article
was written In red ink, 'Who's the grea t.
est fool on earth? DR.. Stokes. The
Doctor Will send the letter tc Postmaster
General Wanamaker. in order that, il
possible, its origin may be traced out.
CROWDS JOURNEY sEAw ARD.
Today's fair weather brought an I'M
usually large number of city PEOPLE 20
both the PARK and Grove. All incoming
trains were crowded, and greater part
station here
Full dress hops were given at all the
leaaing hotels tonight, and it can be
truly said that the season IS now in full
sway.
SOME VISITORS.
Colonel Crurer, OF Governor Abbett,s
staff, is frequent visitor 10 the Park.
Hotel, Long Branch.
Ex-Judge and Mrs Stephen Ouaife and
their daughter, of Jersey City. have one
of the prettiest cottages here. located near
Sunset Lake.
A number of weIi-knopn Jersey CITY
people took part in Aunt Polly Bassettis
s.Singin, Skewp' on Thursday NIGHT.
Miss Ida Fay, Of Matawan, who is well
known among the Baptists in Jersey
City. will sail next month for missionary
fields Ia India.
Rev. DR.. James S. Chadwick. well
known in the Methodist Church. is To-
Gated at the Sheldon
Mr. and Mrs. VIM H Coles of Rah-
way. formerly Of Jersey CITY. are dorni.
ciied at the Arlington,
Two Of the poDnlar vounef lady ouesss
at the National n Ocean Grove are Misses
Berthe and Ida Sitter
school Commissioners Phiup Muldoon
Of Jersey civ Il ons Of As6urv PARK
freuuent visitors.
line Berkeley has the following jersey
City arrivals:--Mr. and Mrs. L. 8. FoIen,
G. b. Folen, Mrs G. T.. Bellmy and Henry
+. Beilnly. p = = :
Henry &. McCartin. well known Jer-
reg City commission merchanb, has been
spending several days1n the PARK.
The West End Hotel counts among its
arrivals Miss Emma G. Woodruff of Jer-
sey City.
warmly welcomed by his friends who are
sojourning mere.
Roger @. Mills of Texas has Joined his
family at the Brunswick. The Congress
man takes pleasure in disporting in the
surf and frequent driving.
Rev. j. r. Daniels, formerly pastor of a
Jersey City Methodist church, Is occupy
family. 49,
Ex-Governor Joseph d. BedIe of Jersey
City will address the national service at
the Asbury Park Auditorium tomorrow
afternoon at four O'Clock.
Lewis j. Apgar and wife of Jersey
Citv. accompanied by their pretty dauRh-
ters Sadie. Emily and Mamie. have ar
rived in the Park,
Mrs. J. w. Edge, Miss Edge and Miss
GLADYS Edge OF Jersey City are new
corners at the Belvedere.
this week, visiting Congressman Mills.
iie lie, and three of the scenes were laid ia
Hoboken.
S. Snortridge, Jr., of Jersey City ar
George q, Waterman. Auditor Of the
Central Railroad of New Jersey. is ut
the Coleman with his wife.
Charlie Jordan, the well known Jersey
Civ politician, is occupying an Asbury
PARK cottage.
Walter Chamberlain. of Jersey City, il
other po ,i along the shore. "
oa ~ Tho most nopular vouno lady
gnest,s eft the Richards House.