The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1891-08-02
ASBURT'S BABY PARADE
Preparations for the Great
Annual Show at the
Seaside Park.
AMUSEMENT AND CHARITY
A Long List Of Jersey City People
Sojourning at the Various
Coast Resorts.

Special to tie Sunday MoYniag Nstos
AsBURT PARK, August /, 1891. Three
days rainy weather has had its effect on
the twin cities BY the sea. The arrivals
Were comparatively few. while the num-
Der OF summer guests who departed for
their homes was far in excess of that o
any previous week. The hotel men are
sad. particularly those of the larger
houses. Many Of the small houses have
their full quota Of guests, and they are
the only ones who are happy.
Great preparations are being made for
the annual baby parade on the board
walk Monday. This novel exhibition
was inaugurated last year, and proved an
immense success. Nearly two hundred
carriages were In line, decorated with all
the hues Of the rainbow This years
procession will outnnmber that of last
year, and the decorations will be far more
elaborate. "A box of candy will be given
10 each baby.
An entertainment was given in the ball
room OF the Coleman on Thursday night
Tor the benefit of the Home of the Mer-
ciful Saviour Of Crippled Children at
Avon. IL added S238 to the fund.
M. ]. Jacobs, che well-known theatrical
man. gave u benefit with q company of
artists last night for the Church of the
Holy Spirit on Second avenue. 1t was an
artistic and financial success.
Among recent arrivals are j. Charles
Appleby OF Jersey City, who is located at
the Hotel Oxford; Miss Sadie Mayer,
Jersey City belle. is at the Colonnade.
Brett Athon of JerseyC City has laid aside
business cares for a short time, and is at
the Ell Dorado
H. J. Stilson and E. Vaughn, both Of
Bayonne. are registered a5 the popular
Columbia.
g. D. Mackay, Jersey City lawyer and
politician, is At the Coleman for few
weeks.
John Holmes, the wealthy crack manu-
facturer Of Jersey City, is registered at
Prosecutor winaeld and wife are at
the Brunswick.
Colonel Robert Alexander, a popular
Jersey City denizen. Is at the Ocean,
Jersey City is further represented at
the Colennade by lsaac Nathan and Nor
timer Meyer.
R; NJ; Petrio Of Jersey City is quarterea
at the Fenimore.
Miss.Lillie Germans jersey City school
teacher, is rustteating at the Cliff with
her nephew
Genial John T. Boyd, clerk and dis
pensing agent of the Hudson Freeholders
freqne ntlg sgaEls Eersat the Coleman.
Bergen county. and editor Of the Bergen
County Democrat, is domiciled az the
Ocean Hotel
Miss Aida Sappin Is a Jersey City belle
whose society is sought after by the
sterner sex at the Metropolitan.
Frank Foye Of Jersey City entertained
at the Arlington this week Miss Blanche
J. Kidd, Mrs. A Kidd ana Mrs. ]. T.
Crowder
Henry c. wylie Of Rutherford, who is
associated with Jere Johnson, the New
York auctioneer. has been at the La
Pierre the past week.
William N. Baron of your city is ru sti-
eating a Fifth Avenue cottage.
J. Tonnley Crane, formerly Of Jersey
City, is pernnanent resident OF Asbury
aPark.
j.. a. Edwards of Jersey City is at the
ATLANTA.
John Q. Rankin. the popular Mayor Of
Elizabeth is late arrival at the Vic
tora
Mrs. r. A. Ritter of Jersey City, &C
scompanied by her onsRaymond, is de-
klightfully stbuated IN the Glove.
Mrs NJ r. McGhesney, propfietress of
sthe Park. Hetel at Orange, is auesp at
the Hotel Brunswick.
Miss j. P. freeman of Metuchen is
considered by many the belle of the sum-
mer population. She Is at the St. James.
Mrs 3 4. siIApsop, who is at the
Alaska with ner sons ROBERT Hpd Harry,
is the wife Of the firm of c. A. Woolsey,
paint mapufacturers of your city.
f. W Mailahin and A. L. Session of
Jersey City, arrived at the Ocean on
Thursday.
At the Nationals Samuel Cosgrove,
Jersey City contractor.
Ex-Governor Joseph ID. Bedle addressed
q large audience at the national service
held at the Asbupy Park Auditorium last
Sunday onthe responsibilities of man.
w. w. Smith, representing the Tide
Water Oil Company of Bayonne, ia So
journing at the Surf House with his
family.
Rev. DR.. Henry A. Buttz formerly of
Jersey City and now President of Drew
Theological Seminary at Madison. spent
several days this week at the Octagon
House, Sea Bright.
at the Atlantic Highlands Is Garrett Van
Horn of Jersey City.
John Heyef is q Jersey City guest of the
Globe Hotel at Red Bank.
Mrs. Herman l.. Roosevelt the daugh-
ter Of the late William w. Shipper of
Hoboken, is occupying handsome cot
ta1e on Rumson Bluff, opposite Sea
Al little daughter Of Archibald Shorter
of Jersey City was knocked down by
horse and wagon yesterday and badly
bruised.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. n. Fleming OF Bayonne
chaperoned grabbing party that went to
Shark River yesterday.
John SiIlcock and Joseph Hersh, both
OF Jersey City. are among the new corners
at the United States.
Mrs. 4. Fl. Clark of Jersey City is stop
ping at the Berkeley
DIR. w. w. Varick makes weekly trips
to Asbury Park, where his wife is spend
ing the summer. She is domiciled at the
Victoria.
Mrs. William Johnson, wife of whole
ss1e druggist of Morristown, is one of
Asburg Parks summer visitors.
DR.. Charles K Imbrie OF Jersey City is
taxing his summer outing ere.
Joseph G. kingdom of the Mount Holly
Mirror, is resting from his editorial
duties at the Portland
SUMNER NOTES.
r,amiues and Goings of Jersey City Peo-