The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1891-09-06

has gone to the Catskilt 70 remain two
weeks.
Mrs. L. L. cesner Of Seventh street
will spend q part Of the autumn a6 Sag
Harbor l.. /.
Mss Sadie Wilson Of Pacific avenue Is
at Hhillipsburgh spending q few weeks.
The family OF John Voorhees,, president
OF the Board Of Education, have returned
from Turner'S, Orange county, y. ",
where they have been spending the sum
Mr. and Mrs D. Fowler have returned
from Turner's, Orange county, n. X.
They were guests OF the Halleubeck
House.
Mr. Charles Jackson Of Van Worst
street. is stopping at the Prospect House
at Nyack, Rockland county, n. Y.
Miss Susie Lambertson Of Palisade ave-
nue. is rusticating in the Caiskills.
Miss Minnie Brewer OF Fourth street
has returned from Hightstown and Ocean
Grove.
MIR. and Mrs. w hitenor and Miss Whit
enor Of Eighth street are enjoying a few
weeks at Midyaie, Passaic county.
Mrs j. Gray and her daughter are
spending few weeks &C HonesdaIe,
Miss Jennie Hance of Passaic avenue
has gone to Asbury PARK 10 remain
through September.
Principal A. D. Joslin has returned
AEOLil 1AlOTt1s 4HlfSS-s tfu0Ie ne Has DeGH
spending the summer.
Miss Maggie Wood of Eighth street has
returned from the Catskiils.
MIR. and Mrs. q. r. G. Young have been
enjoying few weeks at the Grand Union
Hotel, Saratoga.
MIR. Elliott Green, jr,. of pavonia ave-
nue., has returned from a pleasant stay
among the CatskiIls.
Mrs. Van Horne, OK No. PAS Seventh
street, has returned from the Catskils
Misses Van Cleef, of Jersey avenue, and
their brother. Mr.. John Van Cleef, have
returned from Massachusetts,.
Ex-Governor and Mrs. Joseph %. Bedle
aud Miss Allie BedIe are ia Saratoga.
They. are stopping at the Grand Union
Hotel.
Miss Dickinson, Of No. 6Ss Jersey ave-
nue.. has returned from Ocean Grove after
spending several weeks
Miss Lucy Pattison OF Communfpaw
avenue has gone to Asbury Park to spend
this month.
Mr.. aud Mrs. E. E. Broadmeadow have
returned from pleasant trip to Oyster
Bay, Long Island
DR., and Mrs. S. w. Clark of NO 100
Mercer street are enjoying the Autumn
among the mountains.
Mr.. and Mrs. L w. Eye of No 462 Jer-
sey avenue, who have been making an
extended tour through the West have
returned.
Miss Annie e. Hare and Miss Gussie
Warulow are enjoying a few weeks at
Ocean Grove.
Miss Mamie Molier and Miss Nellie
| O'Donnell are passing a few weeks pleas
antly among the Catskills.
Miss Mamie Schwindeman of Fourth
street is at Oceanic n. J. She will re-
main two weeks.
Miss Effie Girard OF Bergen avenue
has gone TO Asbury PARK to spend this
month.
Mrs. A. L. Doremus Of Eighth street
has returned from the Adirondacks
| Miss Jennie Gillett OF Ocean avenue
has gone to Albany TO spend the month OF
September
Miss Ada T. Van Horne Of Montgomery
street is enjoying few weeks among the
/ Catskills.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Strow OF Pavonis
avenue are entertaining Mrs. Henry
| Strow and daughter of Camden.
Rev. DR.. Parmley has returned from
Saratoga.
has returned from Poughkeepsie. New
Miss Louise Reynolds of Montgomery
street is enjoying few weeks at the
| Catskills.
Mrs. Augustus Creveling OF Jersey
avenue has returned from Saratoga.
The family of Rev. p. G. Blight has re-
! turned from the Seaside.
Mrs Thomas Wood Of Erie sEreat has
| returned from Orange, N. J.
Mrs A. i. Meany OF New York has
been visiting friends on Seventh street.
Miss Marie Boyd OF Lafayette street
left on Monday for two weeks sojourr
| with friends at Greene, Schenango county
n. Z
James Hopkins, JT., son Of Roundsmar
Hopkins of the First precinct, arrived
home Friday from Europe on the Inmar
steamship City of Berlin Young Mr.
| Hopkins has been abroad two years, mos
| of which time he has spent with relatives
| spent some time at Paris in the summer
1882