New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-17
JERSEY CITY.
RECEPTIONS NOT ENTIRELY ABANDONED
IN SUMMER
BEER BoTrLERs OBJECT TO THE HIGH LICENSE
THE QUESTION OF LOCOMOTIVE WHISTLES

BEER-BoTrLERs OBJECT TO THE HIGH LICENSE
THE QUESTION OF LOCOMOTIVE WHISTLES
Personal NOTES.
The reception given by Mr.. and Mrs. Hugo Grum-
bach OF No. Ill Paiisade-ave.. Tuesday night
was the social incident Of the week on the Heights.
The delightful new home OF the host and hostess
profusey decorated with flowers and potted
plants and presented charming appearance Good
music provided and singing and dancing were
enjoyed. Among those who partook OF supper we're
Mr. and Mrs. William Hannan. Mr.. and Mrs Rich
ard (;arrck the Misses Lottie and Alice Garrick.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Smith. Miss Lille Trainor.
Miss Lille Coussen. Harry Brown, George Heck,
William Heck and Frank Ryer
Ella Alberts and Florence Triple. two children
Of twelve years. few days ago held fair at NO
"a Jewett-ave., the proceeds Of which were 10 be
applied to the Chidrens Home. The little ones
were successful In their efforts and realized s'o',
which was paid to the Home
4 few weeks ago the Board Of Aldermen adopted
an ordinance placing the license fee for beer-oo'-
Gers at seJ9 The Hudson County Bottiers Asso-
citation is much troubled this action and says
tina, the fee should not be greater than $40 the
amount charged in Newark Tae association also
processes 20 believe that the ordinance was passed
In the interest OF brewers who do large botthng
business and AFFORD to pay high license. me
action of the Aldermen viii be reviewed by the
courts. as the association has engaged counsel to
contest their action
The free baths at the Peoples Palace have been
we'll patronized this summer The total NUMBER
has been 7O9S a weekly average OF about thou
sand To the disgrace of Jersey City there is pot
single free public bath in H. excepting that IN the
Peoples Palace although repeated efforts Tor
dozen years have been made TO have the city ON
Gals provide one
4 movement, is on foot for concerted action
against the locomotive whistles In Jersey CITY ana
IL is probable that when Chancellor McGul returns
from Europe he will be asked for an injunction
restraining the horrible screening OF these whistles
during the night
bicycle party has been formed by Miss Annie
and Miss Mary Lennon. Miss Josephine NJ AL
maueg Miss Carolyn Lining. Miss Annie FarreH'
Miss Tessie and Miss Louisa Morgan, Of Bergen
Heights The young women will 50 TO the Atlantic
Highlands and for couple OF weeks VIII rue oNcr
Monmouth County their wheels
James Z Kinlen. OF Lafayetie-st., has returned
from his trip through Canada ana Nova Scotia The
remainder Of the summer Will be passed by MN d.
Asbury Park
Miss Mamie Andrews and Miss Agnes AndreWs' OF
No ls7 Cator-ave are in Orange County ~ y
and they will remain there until September
symes' Of Fourth-st are at Cairo. in the Catsisils
Mr. and Mrs. Luther c; Connect Of no; 100 d ra,
cicave and thsir family are at BarnSga c s,p
Ex-Finance Commissioner John Edelsteln and
Mrs Edss'en are at Deal BeaSe tour
The Rev DIR. Lowerie, pastor OF the Emory
Ne.hodist Episcopal Church is at Mount Tabor.
He has been president of the Camp Meeting AS
socs ton for eight years.
Mr. and Mrs Charles CooIs Miss Annie K Klein
Herman Klein Miss Minnie Neumann, Otto Stoei-
fer and Mr. and Mrs Richard Feury. al or fali-
sade-ave.. are camping out on the Blue Mountains.
The Rev c. + Hull, pastor Of the Linden Ave
nue. Methodist Church. has gone 10 kensco y; \.
He will return to his pulpit about September 10
Mrs James A Smith and her daughter, Miss
Ethel Smith. Of Garfeld-ave.. are summering at
Mount Tabor
Police Commissioner John P. Feeney is at Sharon
Springs
istrict-Attorney Charles S. Winfield has
tage at Asbury Park.