The evening star and Newark advertiser., 1907-07-20
VACATIONS
SUMMER SEASON NEARING
ITS HEIGHT.
Shore and Mountain Resorts Filled with
Pleasure seekers-Water Sports
in the Lead.

Shore and Mountain Resorts Filled with
Pleasure seekers-water Sports
in the Lead.
Claude Entwistle. Frank Klunt and
David Brandt. are popular guests at the
Princeton Hotel. Asbury Park.
Mrs. Eloise Russell Ferrall. of 80 South
street. Is spending the summer at the
Bluff House. Milford. Pike County, Pa.
She will return to this city early In Sep
tember.
Joseph schadel. of Warren street. is at
the Claredon. Asbury Park.
Mr.. and Mrs E. H. Bedford are among
the Newarkers sojourning In Asbury Park
They are registered at the Claredon-
Miss Elizabeth cashion. of this city,
Is guest at the Gray Swan Inn, Spring
Lake. She will return In September.
Mr.. and Mrs Augustus Broemel, Miss
Meta Schumacher and Miss Elsa Schu-
macher, of Belmont avenue, are enjoying
themselves at the Herbert Cottage. Mt
Hermon way. Ocean Grove.
S. M. Marshall, Of Cincinnati. o.. is
spending few days with Mr.. and Mrs.
George L. Townley, of Ridgewood avenue.
this city
r. B. Mills and ], v. Mills. of this city,
are spending the summer at the ZINE
Bluff Inn, Point Pleasant.
Miss Hazel Bliss is at Point Pleasant,
where she will stay several weeks. She
is stopping at the Pine Bluff Inn.
F. w. Ward, of this city, was guest at
Inwood, Lake Hopatcong, during the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles A. Cummings, of
this city. are at Lake Hopatcong.
Mr. and Mrs George Robertson. Of this
city, will spend the rest OF this month
at Lake Hopatcong.
Mr. and Mrs. c. H. Rivers. of this city
are sojourning at the Ingleside Hotel.
Stamford. N. Y.
William II. Dove, Highland avenue,
will spend his vacation at the Atlantic
Highlands.
w. F. Dehnert of this city. will spend
his vacation at Ocean Grove
William T. Frey will spend his vacation
at Lake Placid. N. y
Frank NJ Kettner, of 20 Elizabeth ave-
nue. will spend his vacation at North
Wales, Pa.
Miss Nettie NJ Conger, of 81 Rowland
street, will lspend the next two weeks at
Atlantic City.
Miss Nettie Fredericks, Of Lafayette
street, will spend her vacation at Asbuiy
Park.
George NJ Campbell of this city, will
spend the next two weeks in Ocean Grove.
Mrs. H. Mayer and family. of 81 Fair
mount avenue, are at the Congress Hotel,
Hammell Station, L. 1.
Mrs. Matthew Garrigan, of Newton
street, is at the Congress, Hammell Sta
tion, l.. l.
Miss Kate Striker of Eleventh avenue,
will spend her vacation at the Windsor
Hotel Ocean Grove.
Mrs Schmnllinger and family, Of 513
South Orange avenue, are visiting friends
in Hoboken.
Miss Katherine Walker. of 16 Warren
street, has returned from lengthy stay
at Keansburg, N. ]
Miss M. Murray of South Sixth street, Is
spending her vacation at Asbury Park.
Mrs. ]. J. Gaffney and family. of South
Ninth street, are sojourning at Asbury
Park.
F. Hartman and family, of 55 urnet
street; ]. Bullenbach of South Sixth street;
Battalion Chief Moore and family Of Sec
ond street; Sergeant Suchard, of the
Fourth Precinct. and family, and Joseph
Biernesse, of South Eleventh street, are AT
Tottenville, Staten Island.
The Rev. F. A. Gaffney. rector Of St
Antonnuss Church, is expected home
August g. He will sail on the White Star
line steamer Cedric. After attending the
convention In Rome Father Gaffney visited
many of the European cities.
Miss Margaret Corbitt and Miss Lucy
Corbitt, of East Park street. will spend
next week in Asbury Park.
Miss NJ. B. McGovern and Miss E. T.
McGovern, of this city, are enjoying a
stay at the Clyde, Belmar
B. Harve Harris, of Halsey street, will
spend the next two weeks in the Hoosic
Mountains.
Asa c. Hun, of this city, will spend a
week at Lake Hopatcong.
Miss Helen L. Gibson. of Third avenue,
will spend her vacation in Boston and
Maine.
Martin w. Bennett, of q Longworth
street, will spend the next two weeks at
the Delaware Water Gap.
Miss Dora e. Bastian, of 1871 Clinton
place. will spend the next two weeks at
Swartswood N. J.
| ]. Monroe Baumchl of 81 Sixteenth ave-
nue.. will spend his vacation at the Grand
| Gorge, Catskill Mountains.
THROWN FROM CARRIAGE
Paul F. Perrottys Horse Was Frightened
Last Night by an Automobile.
The horse of Paul F. Perrotty. the