The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-06-09
SUMMER SCHEMES.
Where Society Folk Will Go
When the Weather
Grows Warmer.
MANY TO COUNTRY HOUSES.
Chicago as a Summer Resort-News
from the World of society
Musical Notes.
MANY TO COUNTRY HOUSES.

1t is quite unnecessary to tell anyone
that it's warm weather. There Is a class
of people who will insist upon asking
everyone they meet whether it's yet
warm enough, but such people do not
count. No one need say that summer IS
coming in, but perhaps it might not be so
far out OF place to suggest a way or 80 III
which our people will spend the summer.
The regular way everybody knows-to
90 out OF this town to another town by
the seaside or among the mount,ins: a
real town. where one may or must make
three toilettes daily, aud where the
presence of the everlasting bill Is or the
many-sounding sea bears the same rela-
ton to the place as the scenery ! q the
tneatre-to bring out In relief the cos
TUNES of the performers. Here one may
go to "rest"-aud much good NAV the
rest do themi This sounds Xix q i'll
natured snarl, but it does seem funny
that people who have worn themselves
out in society all winter will systematic
ally go TO work to reproduce the anne
effect in the summer.
HOUSES u OF TOWN.
The favored few who own country
houses have the question practically set
tied. There Is something fascinating
about ones own house In The country
about the idea of oDe's own vine aud fig
tree-though the vine may be mainly
productive of caterpill ers and the fig tree
appear as an insignih cant pine. When.
therefore, one may look to a
summer In = house with all the luxuries
and conveniences of the city home and
the added joys of added space, life IS In
Iced worth living. Such q state OF affairs
have Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Niese. who own
a beautiful cottage at M~orrlstown. Mr..
and Mrs. John S. DeHart of Mercer street
have a country house at Mount Freedom,
near Dover, New Jersey. Mr.. and Mrs.
Helm owns a fine villa at Helmetta,
which town is largely the property OF
Mr.. Helm. The Rev. and Mrs. Cornelius
Brett w q cottage down on the Jersey
coast near Gay Head, where they spend
the ummer. City Clerk John K. Scott
and family go to Asbury Park, where he
owns a handsome house. Hr. and Mrs.
Joseph A. Dear own a pretty hoine Mrs.
Elite Henderson has u summer house IN
Long Branch. Mr.. aud Mrs. w. ID.
Turner of York street, own u country
seat at Brielle.
PLANS FOR FITTING.
As for the sumner negira on the part
of people who do not 90 to the same place
every year, it is not so easy TO say Ihe
same colony that goes year after year to
Prospect Park, among The Catskills, Will
make the usual pilgrimage in 1893. Mr.
and Mrs. Harry Mcbride, Judge and Mrs.
Marcus Beach. MIR. Il Mrs. Frank NAL
Tory, Mrs. S. D. Mackay and sevsral
more are among the NUMBER. Mrs. ;: ID.
Marvin and Miss Jessie Marvin OF Com
munipaw avenue will leave he last Of
the month for n summer in Chicago
There is a prospect that qui te a party OF
Jersey City people will START on a Euro
pean tour during The summer. but un-
Fortunately the scheme is as yet ia such u
chaotic state that the issue is doubtful.
The Rev. Frederic Mortimer has already
sailed for Europe. The Rev. d. R. Low
rie and family will spend the summer at
Mount Tabor, where the pastor is at the
head Of the Camping Association.
Miss Emile Schroeder of Kensingt N
avenue will spend some time among the
Orange Mountains. MIR. aud Mrs. Chas.
w. Booth of C~ommunlpaw avenue will
speud the summer at Caldwell, among
the Oranges. Mr.. and Mrs. Harnistad of
Communlpaw avenue leave soon for
Asbury Park. This list may do for a first
iustalIment-not very large, because it is
yet early in June, but tn be followed by
an ever increasing list until the first OF
September calls the sum mer wanderers
home.