The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1894-06-29
SOCIAL NEWS.

"a DItUJy uOlu6 CdQIu VIVA bbhSO "
Wednesday afternoon at No. 33 Magnolia
avenue, when Miss BERTHE M. Sault and MI.
George Clinton Thonliar were married by
the Rev. /. w. Hathaway. The maid or
honor was Miss Grace Kingston and the best
man Mr.. Arthur Starrett- The bridal dress
was of pearl colored faille SIX trimmed wit9
lace. After The wedding reception, Mr.. and
| Mrs. Thomiar left for Niagara Falls.
Now that the various commandments are
| over and June is now near her end Jersey
City folk are hurying to establish Them
selves among the mountains or at the sea
shore before July begins his fiery reign.
Those who pave their own summer cottage
need not spend weeks in wondering where
they ought to go and how they "w1l! get
there" Though, perhaps, they would be
glad to nave even that anxiety occasionally
for variety's sake.
Among those who do not tire of their
summer homes is City Clerk John e. Scott,
whose cottage at Asbury Park has been re-
paired for this seasons use.
Ex-Judge Allan McDermott ard family
are now in their pretty villa at Belmar.
The Rev. Cornelius Brett and family are
now established in their cottage near Gay
Head, where they have long been accus-
toned to spend their INNER
Ex-Governor Bedle and family are at the
Ocean Hotel. Long Branch.
AT the Hathaway Inn on Deal Beach are
stopping Mr.. and Mrs. Augustus Booraem
and Mr.. and Mrs. A. Slower.
Prosecutoriand Mrs. Winfield will spend
the summer months at the Hotel Brunswick,
Asbury Park.
Among those who usually are found at the
pretty resort, Avon-By-The-Sea, are MIR. and
Mrs. Thomas Williams, Mrs. Jennie Holden
and Mr.. and Mrs. james Noe.
At Weirtown on Ba1negat Bay, Captain
and Mrs. A. j. Newbury have a pretty sum
mer home which will be occupied by them
on Saturday. e.
Dr.. Florence De Hart is spending a week
with friends at Point Pleasant.
Mr.. and Mrs, Edward Woolley and Miss
Ida Demarest go, on Saturday, to Mont
gomery. Orange county, where they Intend
to spend the summer.
Mrs. Edward Nc Mimi of Summit avenue
has gone to Pottstown, Pa. for q few weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles H Haskell intend to
pass the summer at Casco Terrace, near
Portland, Maine.
Among those who intend to sail for
Europe on Saturday are Mr.. and Mrs. H.. G.
Wait, Miss Pauline Sauvet of Hasbrouck
Institute and Mr.. and Mrs. F. W. Eveleth
Miss Minnie Nelson has resigned her posi-
ton as Superintendent of the Hasbrouck Art
School, and will shortly go abroad for u
year. She will spend most Of her time In
Paris studying under celebrated artists. She
will be accompanied by Miss Lucy Nelson,
who also intends to spend some time abroad.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Niese are now oc-
cupying their cottage at Morristown.
Mr.. and Mrs. George w. Case OF Ken
sington avenue nave recently gone to their
new summer home at w yckoff.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Babbltt are also at
Wyckoff.
Miss Blanche Halsey will spend the sum-
mer at Brielle.
DIR. De Hart and family have gone to
their country home at Mt. Freedom.
Mic, Clar,o M lnTt ruhn prQH1nfad this
June from a medical college, will spend a
year in hospital study.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H.. Turner will be at
Brielle this summer.
Mrs. E. F. C. Young and party, who are
making a tour in the West, are compelled by
reason of the strikes to remain at Livings-
ton, Montana. They are not able to obtain
any other supplies than those furnished by
the parIor car in which they are travelling.
The destination of the party, it will be lie
membered, is Yellowstone Park.
Judge and Mrs. Marcus Beach, with their
son, Mr.. George Beach, go to the Prospect
House at CatskiH next week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Mcbride with the
Misses Jean and Lucy Mcbride will spend
July at the Prospect House.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Stevens are now at
their Lakewood cottage.
Mrs. George Clifford and daughter are at
Greenwood Lake.
Mr.. S. V. Billings will spend two weeks of
July at Cornwall-on-the-Sea
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Bonsall of Palisade
avenue are at Ocean Grove.
Rev. and Mrs. J. L.. Scudder, with Misses
Allie and Addie Scudder, nave gone to their
summer cottage at Shelter Island.
Mr.. VIM. Van Keuren and FAMILY are at
the Normandie, Asbury Park
Mr.. and Mrs. W. L Dennison are at
L~archemont. Mrs. Dennison was formerly
Miss Emily Post of this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Sullivan are at the
Byron Cottage, Long Branch.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Z. Feeney are staying
at the Hotel Brunswick, Asbury Park.