The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-07-30
GOSSIP.

Moonlight sailing parties are very pop
ular in G%reepvilie just new. Every even
i 7ach the ~sla04 IS erowd Ge With Sha p GFasn girIs
who have either just returned from a
spin about the bay or are waiting to
9 ,S,sI one Of the many yachts Of the
Than those. of the Greenvilie Yacht Club
would be hard to find and as a result
numbers. Last night Mr.. Julius Link,
who. by the way. can handle a boat as
well as n other tar on the New York
Bay shore. took out a merry party in
the trim catboat Bertha. Among those
in the party were Misses Lizzie, Annie,
Frances and Mamie B~rockhausef.
Schultz. Jr.. is arranging to spend his
Old Forge, in the Adirondack Mountains.
He will go armed with gun n fishing
tackle. and during his stay there he ex-
poets to make things hum. He promises
70 send on to his friends ali the yenison
mis- trusty rife brings down. and nan
ton. The Commissioners brother. Ed
ward Schultz. has lust returned from a
section is overrun with all sorts of game.
The Committee of Gentlemen interested
IN the proposed new bank who were APP
pointed at the last meeting to prepare a
prospectus. will meet this evening at the
Lembeck Building. The committee will
report at the regular meeting which will
t6 ueiu Ol Eltody CfSAAH oS tHO S~AiiS
Mrs. James e. Sullivan. of Linden
avenue, is rusticating at Rome, N. Y:
have organized the Minerva Social Club.
Mr.. Charles Kleppe. of Avenue E, is the
father of the organization. Officers will
The much talked of parish picnic Of St.
Pau1s. R.. Church, will be held to-
morrow afternoon and evening at the
weather proves Favorable the. famous
plea sure ground will groan under the
weight of the large crowd that is sure to
prize bowling, athletic games and games
for the children. while daneing will be
INDUCED in both In the afternoon and
voting contest for a valuable gayel. The
so5assie Of Greenvilies and h voting
~eommodors 6; r; McGiehan Of the
ing in his handsome new cabin cat boat
where his wife is spending the summer.
The Fnsign's mast, which was split by
the storm on Saturday, was replaced by
The work on the new entrance gates
Of the New York Bay Cemetery is prog
ressing at. a rapid, rate. and unless an
unexpected obstacle looms ZIP it will be
completed very shortly. The cemetery is
now arranged in its summer garb, the
horal displays arranged by Cemetery
t1OrfSt hFuSe uelllR LIE llUSt tldUbfdlG
in the history of the cemetery. A hand
some granite monument has been placed
over the grave of August Zeugner. the
late proprietor of the Belvedere Hotel.
The Greenville Building and Loan AS
sociation No. 2 will meet to receive
Subscriptions this evening at the new
Lembeck building.
The Minkakwa Club has Temporarily
abandoned the weekly euchre t%ourna-
ments. the members of the entertain
ment committee having fed to the coun-
try for fresh air. When the committee
returns the tournaments will be resumed.
Yesterday afternoon a wheelwonnan,
attired in a red waist, drab blocmers,
black leggings. and topped off by a
white yachting cap. created a mild sem
sation on the new County Road
The Edward Bischof Association held
its second annual picnic yesterday at
4ontnerss Passaic Garden. The members
entertained a decoration Of the g. +.
Cfemons Association. The multitude
Freshoider Piercy and wife led the grand
march.