The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-07-12

ASBURY HAS WHEELS
Boomers and Bicyclists
Everywhere at the Famous
Summer Resort.
HUDSON CoUNTY's COHORTS
Cottages Filling Up With Jersey
City society-social Hap
penings.
CoUNTY's COHORTS
Special to the Jcrscv Citp Meas.

ASBIJRY PARK. July u, 1895.-Asbury
| Park this year IS, if possible, lovelier
than Ii has ever been before. The
| grass seems greener. the sun brighter,
| md the ocean-well. it is the same
| Grand Old Ocean" AS for the people,
| the boardwalk exhibits the usual nurn-
| Der of pretty girls, with the endless
| sailor hats and yachting caps. Men,
too. are not at q premium, and may
| be seen promenading the beach in groups
The hotslkeepers have not as yet been
| obliged to advertise for men in the
.Wanteds,o as it is said one at Lake
| George has done.
The hotels seem over-run with bridal
| parties; all the June brides seem to
have chosen Asbury Park for their
| honeymoon, and they occupy all the best
seats, beach and elsewhere, with the
most innocent air imaginable. Still they
seem not to mind when they afiord
amusement to the other guests and are
utterly impervious to criticism. Sofne OF
these harmless people have had their
greatness thrust upon them in the most
cruel manner by practical 1okers al
home. AT one hotel a young couple
were obliged to receive, in view Oh an
the guests, a trunk tied with proad
white satin ribbon, and with three olu
slippers gracefully grouped on top. "A
chambermaid betrayed another PAIR by
telling of the quantity OF rice whlef
she swept from the Hoor- PeThaps the
class most interested in these people IS
that known as the small poy. lhese
boys band themselves together ana
search the beach, along the edge OF the
III the oafh ooineae y, p"
lions and the WOODS along Edshsh aia
Oak Bluff avenues, py Deai Lake al
ways discovering themselves at the most
inopportune moment
A GREAT ATTRACTION.
The League OF American Wheelmen at
tracts much attention at the Park this
week simply because the nlcycilsss are
any and everywhere. The place is sifnp-
ly ,over-run with them; II seems as II
there is hardly room LOT one inofe' Ia"
yet someone, ike the ancient efowh III the
circus. is continually calling, More eie-
phants!" Bicycle CLUBS and lnoiViauaA
bicyclists from all over the country are
there. h Hudson county WheeiInen
attract much attention, but the palm is
yielded to the Denver Clup, winch Is
eighty strong. This CLUB has poth men
and women as members, and in the par
49, n,htah Nwas bela tbev ali wore white
aue me- a nSu
duck suits. The new woman is seen ev-
erywhere, and already IN people of
oonservat,vs Asbnrv park grow accus-
toned to the sight of boomers. Bloom
ers. boomers. bleomers! the place is
- ill., ona a e now the cir,
timex with theHi. anu u Is nov ume ST.
who rides the wheel with a skirt VINO
1oots off If n,ace in that
town.
JIMMY STILL THE PET.
The bicvcle races take a great deal OF
No., ,s s,,l1 +ha foy-
attetaich, ana AiMihy Is 9Nn - ~
orfte of Monmouth county people. Wheel
er Sanger Murphy. Taxis and Tyler
=, o"e
are also expected 70 raee anu some eA-
citing runs will be made. Yesterdays
,acas yera Very fine and were watched
..sa~s noma 49,
by an eagerly enthusiastic croWo, Dull
In the races of to-day the most interest
has os,taraa
mas er
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