The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1897-07-23
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remain unsettled, Though u nuulper VI
the men have married girls from other
cities that does not show that II was be-
cause Jersey girls were not good enough.
Ii may have been that Jersey girls would
not have them. The list of these men is
long. But the list of Jersey girls who
nave married men from other cities is as
long. II not longer. This season Miss
Maude Brett married the Rev. W. Il.
Boocock of Long Island. Miss Alice Scud-
der married Mr.. Frank Hall, who, though
at the time residing here. was originally
a washingtonian. Miss Edna Scott,
daughter of the late City Clerk, mar
ried Mr.. Samuel Tull Of Philadelphia.
Miss Agnes Record married an out OF
town man. Miss Claire Warhrick Is en-
gagged to . Pennsylvanian-
Oh earlier date there are many instances
Of this preference for out of town men
A few prominent instances viii suffices
Miss Althea Bedle married Nj. Adoiph
Rusch OF another city. Miss May Dixon
married Mr.. Ross. Miss Maud Chiffon
married Mr.. Lemuel Serrell of Plainfeid.
Miss Forman married a Clergyman OF a
distant city. Miss Eleanor Underwood
married Mr.. Samuel Burrows Parrot OF
another State. Miss Cora Packer mar
ried Mr.. Gudebrod of Brooklyn Miss
May Lamberton married Mr.. Gustav
Becker, living in New York at the time
and of another country. Certainly the
Jersey girls do not wear the willow for
Jersey men. If the men pass the girls
by the girls show they do not care and
they even turn the tables.
So
The engagement is announced of Miss
Catherine Moulton, of Webster avenue,
and Mr.. J. Sydney Meyer of Hastings,
New York. Miss Moutton is visiting Mr..
and Mrs. Meyer at Hastings.
Lake Hopatcong is unusually popular
this year. Several well known society
people of this city are spending the sum-
mer at the clubhouse. formerly the Hotel
Breslin. General and Mrs. William c.
H-eppenheimer are spending the summer
there, as are Mr.. and Mrs. F1avel McGee
n family, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert w.
Elliott, Mrs. Joseph d. Bedle, Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph D. Bedle, and Mr.. and Mrs.
e. F. C. Young.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Reid are ait the Mount
Arlington Hotel. Lake Hopatcong.
Miss Elise Ramsay is spending the sum-
mer at Worthwhile IN the Adirondacks.
The season along the coast is in full
swirg. There are weekly hops at the
various hotels. At many hotels the wheel
themselves into bicycle clubs and they
take their rides together. his is done
very much at Asbury Park. Almost all
the hotels have these clubs. The weekly
euchres have also been instituted. The
craze seems TO be dying out at the Park,
however. Last year there were euchres
on every possible occasion. Now they
are i~nfrequent.
Mr.. Benjamin Farrier has been made
Captain of the Brunswick Bicycle Club.
There are fourteen members of the
club. Several of them are young women
and young men of other cities. This city
is represented by Mrs. Farrier n Mrs.
Thomas q. Kinds. The club makes
Pleasure Bay. Norwood, BeImar, Spring
Lake, and even Sea Gfrt. The rain
this week has interfered somewhat with
the rides. but the hard roads dry quickly
and the bicyclists are soon out in force.
All the principal hotels in the Park ave
hops on Saturday night. At the
Coleman hop Mrs. Joel Dickinson
and her. daughters were among the
dancers. Mrs. Dickinson wore blue
figured satin, trimmed with lace. Miss
Edith Dickinson wore white satin n
chiffon and Miss Eulalie Dickinson wore
white silk. Mrs. w. Farrier was at the
Brunswick hop in a handsome gown of
white organdie over pink. Miss Ida
Demorest attended the West Enc hop In
a gown of blue silk and white point
d'esprit.
The cottages as we'll as the hotels are
filing. Mr.. and Mrs. s. @. Negus of
Clifford avenue, have taken a cottage On
Sixth avenue, North Asbury Park. They
left the city last week, accompanied by
Mr.. Wesley Negus, Mr.. Charles Negus
and Mr.. Willard Negus. Mr.. and Mrs
Negus and their sons ride bicycles and
enjoy the many good roads in the city.
81 80
Mrs. Charles A. Holbrook, Miss Pearl
Holbrook and MIR. Charles 6. Holbrook
are spending the summer at the Majestic
Hotel.
Mr.. John A. Lane is stopping at the
Gramercy. Asbury Park.
Mr.. John L. Lynch spends Sundays at
the Atalanta Hotel, where his wife and
family are spending the surnmer
Mr.. Albert ]. Smith IS at the Brunswick
Hotel.
Mr.. and Mrs. George N. Lynes and
family OF West Hoboken are at the Jack
son Hotel, Ocean Grove.
Mr.. George O. Nottingham is spending
his vacation in Asbury Park
Mrs. Kate Van Clief and her son, Mr..
Leon Van clfef. are visiting Mrs Samuel
Coward, Manasquan-
MIR. William H. capes Of Bayonne is
at the Ramson Beach Hotel, Sea Bright.
Mr.. and Mrs. Allan L. McDermott,
with their son and daughter, Mr.. Walter
McDernott and Miss Alice McDern1ott,
are in their cottage, Tenth avenue, Bel
mar.
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