The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1894-07-06
SOCIAL GOSSIP.

Mrs. DR.. Durrie gave recently a reception
to Miss Ethel Newcomb, the talented young
pianist, who has gone abroad with the intsn-
ton of spending three years In the study OF
music.
Mrs. Durrie was assisted in receiving by
Mrs. William Newcomb. Miss Newcomb
wore a pretty gown of white Inousseline de
sole over white silk. Among those who
wished Miss Newcomb success in her student
life abroad were:-Mr. and Mrs. William
Hunter Brown, Mr.. and Mrs. Il. Il. Lyle,
Miss Katrina Green. Mr.. George Tanner,
Miss Lucy Nelson, DIR. and Mrs. Cornelius
Brett, Miss Maude Brett, Mr.. George Percy,
Mr.. Philip Brett, Mr.. and Mrs. w. New
| comb. Mr.. and Mrs. Edward l.. Young and
others.
Jersey City is now beginning to send its
full quota to the sea shore ana the noun
tains. 1t is usual for those who spend the
| entire summer out of the city to 60 to tho
sea side in july, to the mountains in August
aud back to the sea III September.
Many Jersey City people are Hooking to
Asbury Park and adjacent summer resorts.
Among them are Prosecutor and Mrs. G. ii.
Winfield, who are occupying a cottage at
Asbury Park this summer.
The Rev. DR.. e. Herr and family are also
at Ashury Park for the summer months.
Ex-Governor Bedle and family are passing
the summer at their ElDaron Cottage.
Governor George T.. Werts and family
will soon go to Point Pleasant. They are
now at Sea Girt.
Mr.. and Mrs. Allan L.. McDermott have
gone to the Beimar House for the uinmer
Lieutenant and Mrs. John w. Aymar are
at the Newman, Asbury Park.
A. B. Poland, State superintendent OF
Public Education, will stay at the Ocean
Hotel, Asbury Park, during the educational
convention.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. Sullivan are at the Bruins
wick, Asbury Park.
Captain and Mrs. s.. l.. Brewster are at
the St. James Hotel, Asbury Park.
MIR. aud Mrs. John Mullins, with their
daughter, Miss Mary Mullins, sailed ON the
Etruria last Saturday. They will return i'll
September.
Fir. and Mrs. J. W. Eye will go to Asbury
Park a week from Saturday.
Mr.. George Toffey is staying at the Bruins
wick, Asbury Park.
Misses Julia and Annie Reid of Bergen
avenue are also staying at Asbury Park.
Miss Esther E. Burdick of the Public
Library has just returned from a three
weeks visit to friends in Brewster and in
Hartford.
Mrs. George Watson Cole is now at As
bury Park.
Rev. and Mrs. j. c.. Emery with Miss ID.
Chadwick will soon go to Nantucket.
DIX and Mrs. Charles Putnam, with Miss
Mabel Taylor of Sip avenue, will go to
Cross Lake, near Syracuse. next week.
Miss Susie Bliss will will go to Mt Pocnoo
in August.
Miss Heloise Hamilton is staying at As
bury Park.
MI. and Mrs. Frank Cavalli are now at
the Leroy, Asbury Park.
Mr.. and Mrs. George / Jewel of Bergen
avenue have gone to Asbury Park for the
summer.
Mrs. s. D. Mackey and Miss Edith Mac
key are spending a month in Ocean Grove.
Other Jersey City residents stopping at
Asbury Park are:-Miss Josie Diehl. Miss
Lizzie Troup, Mr.. and Mrs. II. p. Cullan,
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Satterson, Mr.. Howard
Quincy, Mayor P. F. Wanser and wife,
Mr.. and Mrs, w. H.lVernon, Mr.. Charles
Bumstead, Mr.. H. L. Brown, Mrs. Humph-
rey Carr, Mr.. Robert Rogers, Mr.. Shaier
Darlington, miss c. Darlington, Mr. Daniel
Wesley Negus, Mr.. Lewis P. Vernon, Coun-
ciilor James A. Gordon, Mr.. II. G.. Black,
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Frazes, Mrs. L. j..
Zabriskie, Mrs. j. L. Bedle, Mrs, +. /.
Smith, MFR. Otis Smith. MIR. Edward +.
Moxon. Mr.. Henry Fitch and Mr.. Nelson
Sheriff..
At Avon-by-the-Sea are Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas I'll. Williams, Mr.. T. Hilton Viii
iiains, Mrs. Jennie Holden, Mr.. and Mrs. r.
L. Lawrence, MIR. and Mrs. James Noe, Mr..
and Mrs. A. G.. Evans, Mr.. L. II. Lucas, Mr..
]. II. Gilmore and Mr.. and Mrs. r.. d.
| Earle.
Misses Julia Dowdeu, Fanny L.. Riordan,
| Nome Lyons and Annie Perdue are spending
Mr.. and Mrs. q. d, Perry are at their
Brielle cottage.
Mr.. William FL. Turner and family are
alao 0ccuDyinp their cOttage)at BrisIIe. s