The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-07-08

klns OF Montgomery street will spend
some time i'll Richheld D pings.
General William C. Heppenheimer O 1
Gov. Abbett's staff is staying with h is
wife At the Monmouth House, Sprin G
DIR. and Mrs P. j.. Koouz and family OF
Communipaw avenue are registered at
the Congress Hall, SaratoLa.
Mr. aud Mrs. jerome NJ. Gillette aud
family. of Lafayette, who have spent
several years IN London. will return to
his country early in September when
Mr.: Harry Gillette will enter Yale.
Mr.. F. S. Carter of this city Is regis
tered at the Monmouth HOUSE, Spring
Lake.
Mrs. w. w. McWilliams OF Maple
street will spend the month of August IN
Asbury Park.
Mr.. Charles C.. Forester of Grand
street is at the Laurel House, Asbury
Park.
Mr.. and Mrs. George NJ. Montgomery
are occupying their cottage on Fifth ave-
nue at Belmar. Not lar from then are
Mr.. and Mrs. p. Sanford Ross and the
Misses Ross OF NewarH, at their pretty
villa.
MIR. and Mrs. c. H. Taylor of the
Heights are at Newport.
MIR. aud Mrs. Augustus Creveling of
this city, who recently sailed for a sum-
mer u Europe, are now in Paris.
Mr.. John A. Holland, of Pacific ave-
nue.. left early in The week tor
Plltsbura to visit his parents aud, in-
c~identally. learn how strikes are man
agei.
mir. and Mrs. joseph Zumbusch aud
family, of Lafayette, will spend the sum
mef at PARK Ridge.
Mr. Clareuce Harmstad, of Commune
paw avenue, and Mr.. Philip Brett, of Ber-
gen avenue. will spend the vacation
abroad.
Mis-. Hauck. wife of the Ex-Alderman.
and her son. Mr.. Adam Hauck, are en-
joving a European tour.
Professor Louis Bevier, of Rutgers Col
lege. who has just been appointed a mem-
Der of the Committee on Resume by the
New Jersey Teachers Association at As
bury Park, is q brother of Miss Marie
Bevier, of the high school faculty.
Miss Jennie M. Lewis. Primary Prin-
cipal of Public School. No. s, and Miss
Elizabeth Hutchings, of Mercer street,
will spend the month of August at Bar
HaTb0r.
Unfortunately all those people who
made q pilgrimage to the Pennsylvania
depot "Wednesday night to see President
H~arrison's Df1Sa e Car, had their labor for
their pains. The car was transferred at
Marion and sent to Loon Lake. Adiron-
dacks. DR.. and Mrs. G. A. De Witt and
MIR. and Miss Katharine Van Horne are
among the jersey City people in that
vicinity.
Mr.. Allan McDermott and family will
spend The Summer at Belmar. in their
Tenth avenue cottage.
Mr.. and Mrs. James O'Neiil will spend
the summer at Traymore, Atlantic City.
Miss Emille Schroeder, Of Montgomery
street, will Leave tomorrow for a visit to
Miss Bessie Williamson, at Wyoming,
n. j.
Mrs. Bryce Collard and Miss Edith
Collard, OF Clinton avenue, will spend
the month of August at Lake Bomosesne,
Vermont. Miss Jessie Per Lee, of Clerk
street, will probably spend part of the
summer at the same place.
Mr.. Andrew j. Kennedy IS ENJOYING
his vacation at his home at ston,
W. Va.
The CarEeret Tennis Clubs Fourth Of
July decoration. and the Danforth Ten
mis- Clubs tournament on the same day
were the only social evunts of tine week.
The Carterets celebrated with a lawn
tea. The grounds have the best situa-
ton in the city, on Carueret avenue,
overlooking the bay. The Danforth's
CHAMPIONSHIPS were as foilows:-Miss
Annie Armstrong, ladies' singles; Messrs.
Henry Bartlett aud Samuel McAnerney,
gentlemen's doubles: MIR. Samuel Me-
Anerney, gentlemen's singles. In the
evening there was a fine display of fire
works. and refreshments were served.
Miss Emma Huber of Astnr Piace has
gone TO South Notwalk, Conn.,, for q few
weeks visit.