The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1894-08-21
GOSSIP.

Mrs. Edward Schultz of Danforth avenue and
her sister, Miss Mamie Hackney, of Fort Plain,
Ny, are soiourning at Asbury Park.
Mr.. Frank Jeanne of Pearsall avenue is on
the Atlantic en- route for Europe, where he
will spend several months in a pleasure trip.
Miss Edith Nelson of Danforth avenue is
rusticating at Greenwood Lake.
Mrs. Ely and family of Danforth avenue will
remove to New York early next month.
Mr.. Frederick Jaehne of Hooker avenue
and Mr.. Robert Carey of Pearsall avenue
have returned from a short trip to Asbury
Park.
Miss NJ. Gibbs of Danforth avenue has left
Tor Anglesey, NY, where she will spend
several weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Burger of Boston, who
have been visiting Mr.. Charles R. Burger of
C~laremont, have returned home.
Messrs. Gustaye Lembeck, William Klumpp
and Thomas Bumsted are spending their vaca-
lions at Lake George, NY.
Mrs. Scott and Mrs. Weller of Garfield ave-
nue. are sojourning at Asbury Park.
Mrs. Jaehne of Hooker avenue, who has been
spending the past two months in Germany
will return home next week. She left Hamburg
yesterday.
MI. John Jardine of Pearsall and Garfield
avenues left yesterday for Wappinger's Falls.
Ny, where he will spend several weeks.
The family of Judge Henry Puster are at
kispaton in the Catskills. The Judge Will
join them the latter part of this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Mitchell are enjoying
the ocean breezes at Belmar.
Mr.. Benjamin Buck of Pearsall avenue is
visiting relatives at Baltimore, Md.
The New York Bay Yacht Club will hold &
Ladies Day on Saturday. In the afternoon the
pretty yacht of the club fleet will be at the dis
posal of the ladies and an experienced yachts
man will be on board each yacht. In the even
ing there will be a supper and dancing at the
clubhouse.
Mrs. Doris Latermann, seventy-nine years old,
an inmate of the Raymond Roth Pioneer We're
in on Garfield avenue, died early Sunday morn
ing from old age. This is the second death at
the home since it was opened. Mrs. Later
mann will ha h,iyia5 fhic a ftoppnop IN tha Nrarr
York Bay Cemetery.
Greenville Lodge No. 10, 1. o. o. F., will hold
its regular meeting this evening at Bender
Hall. One new member will be initiated.
The annual picnic of the George Thompso
Association attracted a large number of peo-
pie to the Schuetzen Park last evening. Dane
ing was the feature and the popular pastime
was INDUCED in until midnight.
The Greenville Building and Loan Assoeia-
ton No. 2 will meet this evening at Bamber
Hall to receive subscriptions.
The Eighth Company of the Boys Brigade
of the Linden avenue NJ E. Church is receiv-
ing able support from the Pastor. Rev. C. f..
Hull, and the church. The boys will be equip
ped with full uniforms and rifles and all that
they will be required to pay is the ten cents
weekly membership fee. The instructor, Pri-
vatei John Riley of the Fourth Regiment Gun
Detachpenta has had lots of experience in
military matters, heahayfng served in the Ma
Itionali Guard of this State seven years. t
ERfie Lutheran Cheralt Union will RESUME it's
regular weekly rehearsals on "Wednesday even=}
lingo September 5. The directress, Miss Annie,
Lamcken. has fully recovered from the attack
ofIeyphoids0fever which confined her to her
home for many weeks and she win again COM
duct all the rehearsals. The rehearsals will
besheld in the church on McAdoo avenue until
cold weather arrives, when they will be held
at 1.-THE residences of the members.
4Nerv few crabs are being caught in the
Newark Bay this season. Old fishermen say
that the scarcity of the shell fish is due to the
presence of sharks. !
The Greenville Republican League Club will