New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-13
JERSEY CITY.
LITTLE GOING ON IN SOCIAL CIRCLES.
PLEASANT INCIDENTS OF THE wEEK-wHERf
wELl-KNowN PEOPLE ARE SPEND
ING THE SUMNER.


ING THE SUMMER.
One Of the most enjoyable wedding anniversaries
OF the season was that of Mr. and Mrs James kaoi-
80 =, James-ave who celebrated their tin we'd
ding this week The house pro'rseiy deco
rated with flowers and potted plants. and exce"en'
music was provided Among those pies'n, 49, 60
Major W. b. Simmons. Mr.. and Mrs w. - '''"-
mons. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Anderson anu many
other well-known people
The marriage Of Miss Annie Kitrick and Wiii'ai"
Walters. In st. Patrick's Roman Cathonc Cnu''n
r.cen.,v was n pIeasant affair. Miss Neihe fiahh'-
gan was bridesmaid and John Nicho' oil fi's'o"
PENN was best man. After the ceremony -
ton was held at the home OF the bride : pa ms
Mr. and Mrs Andrew Kitrck Of No. S45 Pacifc-a'e
Mr. and Mrs. Walters. after the festiV'ies S'a' va
for Lake George. Among those VINO oons'
tho Young couple were Mr.. and Mrs. John kitrlch
Mr. and Mrs John WhelGon. William Garner Wii-
lam risson OF Brooklyn Miss Mamie brao'' MISS
Rose Kelt Miss Eleanor Rourke MISS Agnes ran
nagan Miss Gertrude Fitzsibbons. MISS Annie AcA
erman William Bolkland, Edward Kaiser James
Herman and others.
The reception given by Louisa j. Hopp OF NO %
81 Pau,'s-aye few days ago was pleasant ana
,ve,,a,tended affair Some OF the guests present
were Mr. and Mrs. A. NJ Baulf. Mr. and Mrs. John
TAYLOR Miss Laura Browning, F. G. johnson, W. A.
Navin and W. II Browning.
A pleasant evening passed this week at the
home of Miss Rose Lindenberger. OF No. " Grit
ftb-st who entertained a number OF friends Inc
features Of the evening were singing. music and
dancing. Among those who contributed 70 the en- en-
joymen Of the evening were Miss Lena Mss
Caroline Berger. l. Winner Frederick Lauteroerger'
John Ellsworth and William Rohlfs.
gone TO yellow Park 10 examine It's wonders ls:
The party consists Of Miss Lillian Terrel Mss
and Miss Jennie Owens
The exhibition of sewing given by the shidren IN
st. Jos t2s sc fsfsn exhibition chi Was Complete
cess Monsignor Seton has this week Seen seek
ing recreation at his brothers home IN sou'hamp-
ton Long Island.
In few days Miss Evelyn Fascke Of Cresee.i
ave- will sail for Europe re,n Sns VIII '"S "e'
The Board OF Governors Of the New-Jersey nowi
ing Club has appointed committees as RnhsTt
5 HSdse Edgar Bdwe charles Parkinson: John
Cummings and James c; Sia EEsnk Gaze Kimmery
auditing Robert Jordan A. yiiads ana 0na and
Fowler billiards Edgar Bidwe Jqnn H Trnser EEK
Wright and L. II. Caire entertanmen'' 2 rha clrb
Clarke. sidney Jordan and A. nj Rehne he reno
V Vased. u ''''' ''
NOTES OF SUMMER VACATIONS.
n, and Mrs. c. Howard Slater have engaged pas
sage TO Europe for July II. Mrs Daniei Iohey' OF
Bergen-ave, and her married daughter MRS. Leshe
Hitchcock. have gone to Mamaroneck, and VIII re-
main there until autumn
Laura DetWiller, daughter VI NAME NN'''
missioner Jacob Detwler, Of Danforth-ave., VIII
mass the summer at Mount Pokins n Y
William Laughlin of No. Paulmier Place and
h,s daughter Miss Jennie Laughlin. are now on
the Atlantic bound for Europe They Will remain
abroad until fall
]. Warren Dusenbury and his family have secured
rooms at the Sturgis House. Lake Pleasant. In the
Adirondacks. for the summer
The Rev. William Eakins. OF st. Pauls Me,nodist
En,sconal Church. and his family have gone 10
Keene n. H.. for two months
The Rev. J. c. Jackson and his family occupy a
cottage in Ocean Grove. They will have Tor neign-
hors Mrs George NJ. Backus and her FAMILY
Mr. and Mrs James Wilson Of No. II Brinkerhoff-
ar and Miss Annie Z. Cronter have gone 10 ther
summer homes in Greenwich. Conn.
Miss Lillian Coyle. Of Grand-st. Is visiting friends
in Newport.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Herbert, OF No. 2o2 Jack
eon-ave are in the Catskills.
Mr. and Mrs George P Howell. Of Pavonia-ave.,
are in Saratoga, and will remain there until the
season closes go
DR. and Mrs l. NJ Quimby. Of Crescent-ave.. will
occupy their cottage at Shark River during the
heated term.
Mrs. George Lifred and her niece. Miss Annie
Bion of No. 25 Magnoia-ave.. sailed for Europe
few days ago
The wife of the Rev W. D: Grant. pastor OF the
South BERGEN Reformed Church, has gone 10
Guelph, Canada.
Miss Jennie Whinyates. of Magnolia ave. sailed
last Saturday for Europe on the Cmoria' one VIII
remain abroad q year.