The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-06-28
SOCIETY'S HEGIRA.
Where jersey CITY People
Will Spend the Heated
Term.
AsBURY PARK THE FAVoRITE
Superintendent Poland's Dinner to
His Ushers-News ct the
Social World.

Jersey City is beginning to thin out as
its fortunate residents seek cooler CHIMES
where sea breezes or shady groves
abound. All the schools have now
closed, and the parents who did not
wish to take their children away before
its close are now able to pack up and
so henev their fancy takes them. AS
yet the delightful weather has kept the
city attractive, and has Withheld many
from going to seaside n country re-
sorts as early as usual. But when the
hot lays come the express wagons
will be out in force and the stay-at-
homes will begin to wonder If moving
day has come again.
One of the most popular resorts for
Jersey City people is Asbury Park. and
many have already engaged cottages or
rooms at the pleasant hotels and board
ing houses in which hat place abounds.
Prosecutor and Mrs. Charles Winfield
have engaged rooms at the Hotel Bruins
wick at Asbury Park. Mr.. and Mrs.
Winfield have visited the Park for sew
eral seasons. and Mrs. Winfield is ex-
tremely popular there. She may always
be seen at their weekly hops.
Miss Maude Williams of Bergen ave-
nue., one of the most attractive and
charming of Jersey City's bellies, will
visit Asbury Park this season.
Tht Rev. j. B. Faulks of Summit
avenue, Presiding Elder Of the Jersey
City District OF the Methodist Episcopal
Church, with his family. will stay at
Ocean Grove for a week during camp
meeting. }11 l2sd9
Mr.. and Mrs. John A. McMaster of
Clinton avenue will spend the summer
season at North Asbury Park. They will
probably be located in one of the board
ing houses on Seventh avenue. M.
McMaster is the Private Secretary Of
Governor Werts.
IN THE BERKSHIRE HILLS.
II all the Jersey City people who
visit the Berkshire Hills this summer
should all stay at the same place they
would make quite a colony. THE
News has already chronicled a number
of these. but ''still there's more to fol-
low"
Mrs. George R. Perkins of Bergen and
kensington avenues and her daughters,
Mrs. A. W. Ready and Mrs. Edward
Al Lee, Mass. among the berkshire
Ex,senator and Mrs. William Brinker-
a hnIo vii the sR gsrsshp. rrt Hills III the summer
and Mrs. E. p. Clark of Duncan avenue
WI NJ. spend snd M Mrs. su george Young. Miss
Bray and Miss Helen Bray Of New
York, formerly Of Jersey City will
during the summer.
Miss May Florence Park of Emory
street VIII be in Maine with her PAL,
De Hart, and family win spend the
summer in their country house. Mount
Freedom, New Jersey, Mr.. and Mrs;
visit Spring Valley, New York. this
It is barely possible that Miss Lucy
Paris. Miss Nelson has on several oeca-
sions stayed abroad during the surnr1e
taking vocal lessons from the best mas
will stay with her sister, Miss Minnie
Nelson. who Is studying art there, and
win undoubtedly visit Miss Florence Tur-
who is perfecting. her vocal studies at
Mrs; Lou +. Dressler, a talented mem,
hooks Of Havershsam. Noyes Beaseh,
Mr.. and Mrs. David Bishop, Of Grand
street. have taken a cottage in Orange
for the umrner
Mrs. Hannah. Cairns and her daugh-
during the Summer at a farm in Under
Miss Mamie Cropsey. a popular young
lady of the Heights. is now visiting
lfie'iuS Mrs. scGDpERss RETURN.
Mrs yohn sol + scn udd Str Misses Isrsg A Hsn
are expected home from Europe, on Mon
day. Mrs. Scudder and her daughters
wifi only remain in Jersey City unit,
Wednesday, when they will 60 their
s seeaaggdtidfr ,y hHm re a ths sael lsterl Island. Mr..
Mrs. Edward Schultz will spend a por-
ion of the summer vacation with her
father. Fish Commissioner Hackney of
New York. at HIS country home at Fort
Mrs. william Mullins, of Jersey ave
nue., will visit both Newport and Mar
~ragansett during the season.
old Bergen. Road, Greenville, will prob,
ably spend the summer in beautiful
sullivan county. New York.
# M pe.nnnt M Avenue We Will spend the su1I;-
rner in Liberty, Sullivan county. Miss
Hunt Will lrst visit some friends 10
Lake Mohonk New York. will have
rmong its residents there his summer.
Wr. and Mrs. Scion Palmer, OF Bergen
venue. and Mrs. Palmer's son, Mr.
Nj. and Mrs. +. r. Morse and Mrs
lillian Morse will visit the Catskilis
during the summer.
Justice and Mrs. Jonathan Iixor and
he Misses Dixon viii go to Say Head,
On the coast, this unnmer.
Chancellor and Mrs. McGill will so for
/ while to southern New Jersey ana
The Governors cottage at Sea Girt will
,e occupied during the National Guard
EncamrFnent this year by Governor and
Mrs. George T. Werts.