The Jersey City news., 1901-07-20
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zans The year book or calendar Tor the
kWoman's Club is now ready for distri-
.4bution. 1t is much neater appearing
- Scument than during the past two years,
III all fancy touches removed. The
n yer is of gray felt paper lettered in
- shack, the only fancy touch being the
pink cord which binds the booklet to-
gether, and gives it touch of club cloor.
This is an Improvement over the first
club calendar issued two years ago. when
the women were over patriotic and put
on pink cover lettered in silver. The
cover soiled easily and the silver letters
rubbed off. Discovering the impractical
bility of pink covers the next attempt was
at felt paper on the pink hue, which
resulted in an ugly shade of purple
Again the silver letters Were used and
again they rubbed off This year both
lettering and cover have been considered
with the above result, in pink and gary,
the Vassar colors. redeemed by the black
lettering Year book, Jersey City Wo-
mans Club, 1901-19O2
The Jersey mosquito this year seems re-
sentful at the fun usually poked at his
size, and in consequence has developed in
himself a new specie obnoxiously small,
so small that he can crawl through the
wire screen. but what is lacking in size
he makes up in viciousness.
Save for an occasional practicer and the
numerous eaddies, always on hand, all is
quiet at the Jersey City Golf Links, and
the clubhouse. though still kept open. pre-
sents a deserted appearance without the
merry chatter of the golfers. Time was
when the community at large benefited by
this desertion of the golfers, and the links
were turned into an impromptu pleasure
park Every evening the youngsters went
there to play, while tired mothers brought
their babies for a roll on the grass and
the evening air. The boys soon discovered
the links made an excellent bicycle track.
and there were constant racing events
with a free fifht now and then by way
of settling the winner. But those days
passed away with the building of the new
clubhouse Now that the clubhouse is
kept open all summer the links are kept
in order and the children have lost their
pleasure park. Here's a chance for the
Woman's Club to create another park.
The fact that the people themselves thus
took advantage of the vacated links
proves that such park would be appre-
ciated in the hill section of the city, as
well as down town.
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Events on the golf links will be renewed
early in October. although match game
beAAen the Jersey City team and the
ILqe Ansack team will be played Sep
s-r 21. The first Wednesday aud SAT-
urday in October will bring the final COS
test in the CLIFFORD and Niese Cup cham
pior.ships On October the ladies will
nave their fail championship preliminary
urday in October will bring the final con-
test for ladies. Those qualified TO play
en- this occasion are: Miss Cornelia Post
B; Mrs. John Headden, third, 3; Mss T.
Toffey s; Mrs. B. P. Craig, 21A; Miss Hell
en- Rae. 21k: Miss Wilkinson, 219 and Miss
Hamilton, III points.
lot On<Mednesday, October 16, the prelirai- |
-Dcnazp round in the Niese Cup champion |
nF ship for ladies will be played, and those |
qualified to play are Miss Elizabeth Dixon |
with points; Mrs. B. P. Craig, a. Miss
Bertha Dixon, 25k; Mrs. John Headden,
third. ~: Miss Cornelia Post, 2, and Miss I
Toffey, III.
On the intervening Saturday. October |
u. the preliminary round in the Mems
Clifford Cup championship Will be played |
Those qualifying to play are: Messrs- Eli |
gene Leake. with a score of points; w. |
Ridgway, 4; G. H. Bowly, 3; j. Fl. Bum |
sted Jr.. 8; George F. Perkins, Jr., 3; |
Marrnaduke Tilden, Jr., 3; Robert L. |
Flemrning 8; D. Bowly, 214; B. H. Pelzer,
Jr., z; DR.. W. L. Pyle, 2; Messrs W.
Post. 2; NJ Grierson, 1; c. l. Meyer, /;
DR.. B. P. Craig, u.
DR.. ard Mrs. Nelson Newbury. of
Scranton. formerly of this city, are re-
ceiving congratulations upon the arrival
of little daughter. Katharine, now two
days old.
Mrs. Badgley has resigned her position
as agent of the Organized Aid Associa-
ton. and Mrs. Bouker of this city Will
taFe her place
Mr. and Mrs William Brinkerhoff of
Summit and Belmont avenue, spend
ing the summer on Block Island.
Mr. ard Mrs. Henry Lewis, the Misses
Lewis of Summit avenue and Miss Parker
of York street, have gone to Belmar for
the summer.
Mrs Knower, of No. q Belmont ave-
nue.. will spend the month of August at
Bloomington, n. j.
Mrs. J. e. Hulshizer, of Clifford avenue.
is visiting Mrs. Royalston of Newark
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Apgar. of Magnolia
avenue, are spending the summer at
Chatham, N. T.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Herbert Scott of this
city are also spending the summer at
Chatham, N. Y.
Mr. and Mrs Edward Van Wrinkle. Of
this city. have returned from a very en-
joyable trip to the Pan-American.
The Rev. and Mrs. W. Brush, of this
city, are spending the summer on Long