The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-07-31
LIVELY LADIES' DAY.
The Greenvil1e Yacht Club
Entertained It's Fair
Guests.
INTER-CLUB TENNIS TOURNEY.
Jersey City Clubs Team Was
Beaten-Baseball, Wheel
and Athletics.
INTER-CLUB TENNIS TOURNEY.

The storm on Saturday deferred many
from attending the Greenviile Yacht
Clubs Ladies Day. The rain ceased at
noon and at one O'CLOCK. the time fixed
for the entertainment. 1t began to look
like q clear and pleasant afternoon. 1t
did not clear entirely aud the large and
early crowd that characterized the recep-
ton two weeks ago was not present. Up
to four O'Clock they came struggling In
until there was quite a large number
ready for the afternoons sail. Among
the earliest arrivals were Mrs. Goldwaite.
Mrs. Sampson, Miss Sampson. Mrs. I.
Vreeland, Mrs. Morton. Mrs. Mitchell,
Miss Simmons, Miss Reid, the Misses
Brooke, Mrs. Hicks, Mrs. Hume, Miss
Hume, Miss Kate Vreeland, Mrs. Queen,
MI. Queen, Miss Queen and MIR. Queen,
Jr.. Mar. Berry, Charles VreeIand, George
Kirner, Pen Vreelaud. Captain Renshaw,
DIR. Hollister and Commodore Norton
The n6ted yfchtmAu, Captain Joe Els
worth, ran down from Bayonn ne in the
Dove" thinking that a race would take
1Iace. but when tie found :hatit was q, to
him, embarrassing ladies' day he quick
ly took himself OF.
While The women talked style and the
men l6lh6u ulUlcy. u uuulUc Ol Ol0 UOAlS
were gotten under way aud moved to The
dock. The crowd was divided up into
small parties and they went on the eXcur-
siou.
Among the first boats to cav were DR..
HOLSTERS OatKa, Commodore Morton's
Lottie NJ, Captain Pennistou's PhRnIx,
Captain w. p. Vreelaud's Aida, Cap
tain Simmons Lucy, Captain Renshaw's
Matte r. SCOT after these boats We're
away with their lively passengers the
sun came out brightly and must have
cleared up all douots oil the part of
many thai the Ladies' Day would not
take place, for soon the people came
down in groups, and before long the
docks was again crowded and the second
installment Of the fleet vas started.
There were lots of non-Greenylilites
among these, but they all got off 10 good
shape.
The boats that went out with these
were Captain kattenstrOth's Bonito. Cap
tain W. P. Vreelsnd's Lizzie V, aud Cap
tain George Bouker's L zzie B..
The yachts returned about seven
O'Clock. and upper was served at the
gayly decorated club house. An enter
Iaiuinent of singing aud recitatloas fol-
lowed. The dancing began at eight
O'Clock and continued until twelve. The
music Tor the dancing and also some
musical selectious were furnished by
Prof. Schlund's Orchestra.
The Oatka and the Lottie NJ took
parties out in she evening to enjoy II
lnoolight sail. and they did not retura
until after midnight. the reception did
lot close until nearly two O'Clock in the
morcing. and the committee didn't get
away until almost daybreak. Amoug
the late arrivals were Mr.. and Mrs.
MltzenIns, Mr., Saybold aud daughter,
lin Aaron aud family, George Kraus,
the Misses Vreeland, Mr.. Lignt0ody. Mr.,
Greyilie, Mrs. Armstrong, Mrs. Hoffnan
aud daughter, Mr.. and -drs. Simmons,
the Misses Simmons, Mr.. Weller. Mr..
Beggs. Mr.. aud Mrs. George kirner, Mrs.
Cadmus, Mrs. George w. Vreeland.