The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-09-09
SUMNER TOURISTS RETURNING.
A Batch of Information of the Doing
of Well Known Jersey Folk.

A Batch of Information of the Doincs
of Well Known Jersey Folk.
Miss Fannie Struble is the guest OF
Miss Dixon, daughter of Judge Jonathan
Dixon, at her summer home at Bay
Head.
Mrs. j. Herbert Potts and family, of
Magnolia avenue, have returned from au
extended stay at New Hope. Pa. Mis-:
Ethel Potts VIII leave for boarding school
in Connecticut the last of the mouth.
Mr.. ClaI euce G. Harmstadt of this city
is among the cabin passengers of the
Normannia detained at Quarantine. Mr..
HarlnstadG is Il student ut Yale College,
and was returning to meet au appoint.
ment at New Haven.
Mrs. Charles G. Ewing and family OF
Crescent avenue have returned from a
summer among the Catskills.
Miss Annie Koonz of Communipaw
avenue Is the guest of Miss Mamie Finley
OF this city, at Tuxedo.
Mrs. w. E. Marvin, primary principal
OF Public School No. %, and Miss Jessie
Marvin nave returned from Chicago.
Mr.. AdnaU nderhill is spending his va
cation ut Lake George.
Miss Nora Root, of Public School No. l.,
is on her way home from an extended
tour of the Pacific Coast.
1he Misses Alice and Gertrude Seguine,
of School No. 23. have returned from
Delaware Water Gap.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Charles Booth of Com
munipaw avenue leave next week for an
extended stay in Maine.
Mrs. Madana De Hart. NJ. D., and the
Misses De Hart. of Paulmier place, will
return the, first of rext week from their
country house at Mount Freedom, n. j.
Mrs. Hugh Hume, who has been visit
Ing Mrs. Robert 6. Lyle, of Suydam
avenue. has returned to San Francisco.
Cal.
Mrs. D. NJ. Culver and Miss Sara cul-
yer. of Wilton street, have returned from
White Haven. Pa.
DIR. and Mrs. Pyle, of Bergen avenue,
AVE returned from MantolokIng, N. j.
Miss Condit, of York street, was one of
the bellies of The last german danced az
the Mansion House, Elizabethtown,
N. Y.
Mrs. Julia Ivers, formerly a resident of
this city, left East Orange on Monday
with her daughters for a two years stay
in Southern California.
A. b. Henson of this city is registered
at the Brandon House. Greenwood Lake,
N. Y.
Miss Meeker of Prospect street is visit
ing relatives in Creskill. Mr.. and Mrs.
y. w. Meeker have returned from the
same place.
Mrs. D. S. Hardenberg and family of
Pacific avenue have returned from Forked
River, N. j..
City Clerk John Scott and family, and
Mrs. w. Nc Williams have returned from
Asbury Park.
The Rev. Cornelius Brett of Bergen
avenue has returned from OCEAN Grove.
The Misses Rehill of Halliday street
have returned to school at the convent
near Madison, N. j.
The Rev. aud Mrs. G. E. Little have
sent out cards for the wedding of their
daughter, Miss Nellie Little, TO Mr.. Null
ford Grant ~Simonson, of Staten Island, in
the Lafayette NJ. E. Church. Pacific ave-
nue.. Tuesday evening, September 10, at
six O'Clock. A reception will follow at
the residence of the BRIDES parents. ad-
joining the church.
Mr.. and Mrs. Garrett V. H. Brinker-
hoff. and Mrs. C.. Howard Slater are
spendingtthe last of the season CD Lake
Ontario.
Miss Mamie Haley and Miss Martha
Van Horn have been visiting friends in
New Brunswick.
Mrs. Joel Dickinson and family. of
Commun1paw avenve, rave returned
from Ocean Grove.
Mr.. George Whyte of Grand street is at
White Haven, Pa.
Mrs. A. c. Louderbough of Pacific ave-
nue. is at Amherst, Mass, for a short
stay.
Mrs. A. M. Culver, Mrs. Almira Smith.
Miss Minnie Kimball and Mr.. William
Culver. of Madison avenue, have returned
from Amherst. Mass.
The summer c%olony'' of Jersey City
people at Spring Lake, n. j., has dis
persed with the cold wave. The CUBE rna-
Torlal residence is open once more, and
Miss Mary Albeit and Mrs. Leon Albeit,
Jr., no longer dispOrt in the surf before
the Monmouth House.
MI. John Holland will return on Sep
TENDER IL from a two months Western
tour.
Mrs. John Heck and son have returned
from the Catskills.
The Jersey City Lawn Tennis Club will
hold lis fall open tournament tomorrow
afternoon on its Bergen avenue grounds.
The Carteret and Dauforth Tennis
Clubs will continue their series of match
games tomorrow at The Carteret Club
grounds, Carteret avenue.
The Schubert Glee Club will hold lis
first business meeting of the season on
Monday evening next.