The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1894-07-27
SOCIAL GOSSIP.

the most fashionable resorts on the New
Jersey coast. Asbury Park, Ocean Grove,
Belmar, Spring Lake, Avon-by,theNSea ana
other well known summer settlements, all
have their distinguished Jersey city
guests.V
1t is rarely that there are found people
who have the same ideas on the oft disguised
subject of summer vacation. 1t would make
even the melancholy Jacques himself laugh
to see the way In which people "rest" for a
time from their labors. Instead OF donnlng
suitable outing clothes and living according
to Thoreau's directions, they indulge in a
constant round of galety. 1t would be far
more sensible to live "near to natures heart"
whether in the picturesque country where h..
P. Roe and Nathaniel Willis made their
homes, or elsewhere. For certainly one has
a variety of delightful summer resorts to
choose from.
Although August is popularity supposed to
be the month for sojourning-as the special
correspondent usually phrases lt-among the
mountains, yet many Jersey City residents
remain by the sea.
Mrs. A. B. Pierson is spending the summer
in a pretty cottage at Norwood Park near
Branchport.
Mr. G. U. Hobblevell of Bayonne is at the
West End, Asbury Park.
Mis-. A. Kellers of Bayonne has been visit
ing Mrs. William Turner at her cottage in
Brielle.
Miss Lillian Percy is visiting the Misses
j White at Briclle.
At the Monmouth House, Spring Lake, are
staying Mr.. Mahlon Apgar of Sip avenue,
Mr.. Henry ". Condict, Mrs. P. j. Koonz
and the Misses Koonz.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward r. Case and Miss
| Carrie Case have been two weeks at the
Ruskin House, Spring Lake.
Major and Mrs. G. Boltwood, with Miss
Julia Boltwood, are at the Neptune House,
Belmar.
Mr.. Thomas Moore Of Bayonne is spend
ing his vacation at the Brunswick, Ocean
Grove.
Miss Lily Rouse is registered at the Lafay-
cite, Ocean Grove.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles w. Parker of Bay
onne nave left the Beach House at Sea Grit.
Mr.. Alfred Henderson and Mr.. John Paal-
zorro are registered at the Wilburton-by-the-
Sea, Spring Lake,
Mr.. and Mrs. J. j. Detwiller and Miss
Detwiller are among the guests at The Column
bia Hotel, Belmar.
Miss Louise Perry will entertain Miss
Lulu Brown of Glenwood avenue at her
Brielle home this week.
Mr.. Otto Grouse will spend Sunday at the
Oxford Avon-by-the-Sea.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Miller are occupying
their cottage at Bay Head near the entrance
to Barnegat Bay.
Mr.. John j. Toffey, Jr., is a guest at the
Brunswick, Asbury Park.
Mr.. Frank B. Hague is spending a week
at the Wayerly, Ocean Grove.
Mr.. and Mrs. John P. Feenev will remain
at the Brunswick, Asbury Park, during
August.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Pearson, Jr., are reg
istered at the Lenox, Asbury Park.
Judge and Mrs. Jonathan Dixon, with
their three daughters, will occupy their
pretty cottage at Bay Head this summer.
Mrs. H. Martin is stopping at the Abe
marie, Ocean Grove.
Miss L. A. Lucas represents Jersey City
at the Buckingham. Avon-by-the-Sea.
Mr.. and Mrs. William A. Chilled and fam
ily are at the Columbia Hotel, Belmar.
Captain and Mrs. Thomas Halsey and Miss
Blanche Halsey are spending the summer at
the Union House, Brielle.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas A. Williams, at
their Avon by-the-Sea cottage are entertain
ing Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Hilton.
Mrs. S. B. Tabley is among the guests at
! the Brunswick, Asbqry Park.
Mr.. and Mrs. b. F.. Britten, who are now
at their Mount Tabor cottage, will spend
part of August at Ocean Grove.
Mr.. and Mrs George Dandy, with Mr.. and
Mrs. w. H. Dandy are at the Fenimore,
Asbury Park.
ing the week at the West End, Asbury
Park.
Messrs. F. B. Jones. N. D. Van Horn and
| w. r. Barrielo are at the Brunswick, Asbury
Park.
Miss Susie Paddock of Barrow street is
summering at Craftsbury, Vermont.
Mrs. S. Y. Billings is at S~ylvandale. Corn
wall.
Justice Charles A. Roe and family are
travelling in the South. They will visit
Maryland, Virginia, West Virginia and
| North Carolina.
Mr.. ). w. D~usenbery and family are at
Lake Pleasant, Hamilton County, ".
Miss Susie Bliss and Miss Mabel Taylor
will spend part of August at Mt. Pocono.
Rev. and Mrs. J. C. Emery and Miss c..
| Chadwick of Palisade avenue will spend
| August at Nantucket.
The Asbury Park Daily Spray announces
| that Miss NJ. G. Stoddard of Jersey City
| Heights is one of the bellies at the West
End.
Miss Anna Seward is now at the Metro
politan, Asbury Park.
Mr.. IL Mrs. Augustus Booraem are at
| the Hathaway Inn, Deal Beach.
Mr.. and Mrs. Augustus Creveling are
among the guests at the Coleman House,
Asbufy Park.
Mr.. Steven Jacobs and Miss M. L. Jacobs
| are tenting in Ocean Grove.
Mr.. Edward Hoos and family are spend
ing the sumrne at their farm in Spring Val
Misses M. T. and K. NJ. Jennings of Mercer
street have gone to Woodstock. in the Cats
kills, for the remainder of ohe summer
Mrs. George P. Eyerson is at South Cove
for the summer.
Mr.. w. Thorpe of Jackson avenue sailed
| last week for England.
Mr.. j. w, Kidd and family are summer
ing at Ocean Grove.
Messrs. f. w. Thomas, st. Clair Richards
and Sherwood Hedden are registered at the
Revere, Asbury Park.
Miss May Dickinson is at the Guy Man
sion, Asbury Park.
N,e Ja,oac Macn,iI1ap and MiSS Apnes
Macmillan are at the Fifth Avenue House,
Asbury Park.
Mr.. and Mrs. William H. Cummings of
West Side avenue will spend August in
Ocean Grove. z
Mr.. Percy Thorpe sailed for Europe on
Wednesday.
Rev. and Mrs. D.. R. Levine with Miss
| Annie Levine will spend August at their
| Mt. Tabor cottage.
Rev. and Mrs. Cornelius Brett with Miss
| Maude Brett and Mr.. Philip Brett are oc-
cupying their summer cottage at Mantolok-
! ing, near Gay Head.
Prof. Barnes and family will spend August
in the Adirondacks.
Miss E. Boyd is at the Central House,
Ocean Grove.
Mr.. Elijah s. Cowles will spend August in
Craftsbury, Vt.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. s.. McCabe with Miss
Beth McCabe are enjoying Asbury Park life
at the Guy Mansion.
Rev. James Parker is at the Fifth Avenue
House, Asbury Park.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Campbell have re-
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