The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-07-14
ASBURY PARK News.
What Jersey City People
Are Doing at the Popu-
lar Summer City.
BABY PARADE SCHEDULED
Notes of the Summer Hegira-
Where Our Society Folk Are
Bound for the Season.

Special to The JERSEY CITY Ne1cs.
AsBURY PARK, July IA. 1893. Now that
the Fourth of July ush is over, there is
nothing particular to do except to wait
for the Baby Parade III enjoy ones
observed, from early morning. when the
real lovers of nature get dow to the
shore. aud the people who believe in ex-
ercise go out for a walk before breakfast.
through a day of bathing, lying on the
sand under red parasols, enjoying an
afternoon dream in a piazza hammock.
going on dress parade on the board walk,
and ending with perhaps an lnfor MAJ
dance. and perhaps, IL It be a Wednesday
or Saturday night. the regular hotel hop.
The mid-week hops were nothing re-
markable This week, but those for to-
morrow night promise brilliant gather
ings, notably at the Brunswick and Cole
man. At the Plaza Miss Helen Blythe is
arranging an entertainm ent in aid OF a
free Ice fund. Tners was q successful
euchre party at the Brunswick on We'd
nesday, with pretty japanese prizes.
Brown University Glee Club will give a
concert OF college songs With banjo and
guitar number. Ia the Auditorium, Non
day night.
The hops for tomorrow night will be at
the Brunswick. Hotel Columbia, Cole
Cloud, Metropolitan and Laurel. 1t is to
be hoped that the Coleman hop will not
end az last Saturday nights did-by the
sudden eclipse Of all the electric lights at
ten o'clock.
COMING EVENTS.
The date OF the Baby Parade has been
changed from Saturday. July 80, TO
Tuesday. August l, SO as not TO interfere
with the bicycle races. As usual, Miss
Helen Mills will have charge of the pro-
cesslon. Parents may consult her from
ten to twelve A. NJ. and three to five p.
NJ. daily. The usual number of bicycle
fiends will no doubt congregate here for
the coming race. Nick Kaufman. the
trick bicyclisr, who can ride a wheel up
side down, or wrong side out. or any
way, has been engaged to give perform
auces at the meet of the AS curry Park
Wheelmen on the 2lst and 22d.
They say along the beach that one can
teHPhiladelphia girls because they always
wear white canvass ties. However it be
it seems to me that one can tell a Jersey
City girl by the fact That they are gen
orally better looking than other girls.
They are enough here to tell, at all
events, as the hotel register shows. A
gentle charity arranged by Miss Josie
Zen Brock, a popular young lady here
for the summer, is n fair in aid of crippled
children. which will be held in August,
in the old band pavilion on Asbury ave
Tue
Over in Ocean Grove the meetings go
on as usual. the Sunday School Assem-
bly, being the aain attraction. A new fea-
ture this year in this department is a
prize OF q handsome Bible. to be awarded
to the boy or girl who passes the best
written examination at the close of the
assembly.
LATE ARRIVALS.
There is quite a Jersey City colony at
the Fairfield. Among the number are
Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. Searle, Mr.. E. A.
Haldeman, Miss J.. w. Bogart. Mrs. E.
NJ. Meyers and her daughter Miss Meyers.
At the Brunswick there are Messrs.
Henry L. Kellers, Fl. Clarke and Joseph
H. Evans. MIR. aud Mrs. Frank Cavalli
with their children are staying at Nor
wood Hall. They have recently returned
from a Trip to Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Bonner are at the
Coleman House, Mr.. G. Young is regist-
cred at the Laurel House. In Ocean
Grove Nj. and Mrs. E. Greeue and Mrs.
Earle Maudaville are staying at the
National Hotel.