Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-04-05
EARLY SUMMER RESORT BREEzEs.


The Oakland hotel has been enlarged, at the
summit OF the Alleghanies, In Maryland, on the
B. and o. r. R.
The Stockton hotel, Cape May, changes hands
this year, Mr. Boothby, OF the Rowland house.
Long Branch, taking charge, In lieu OF Mr.. Duffy,
who has managed it for ten years.
The Kensington is the name of the new hotel at
Saratoga 1t viii be opened by the Coleman house
of New York.
been enlarged and improved for this season. Ad-
| dftional cottages have also been built.
A new summer resort, called Mountain Lake
Park, will be opened this season between Beer
Park and Oakland, on the B. and O. r. R Some
thirty cottages are under way there. 1t is Balti-
more enterprise.
In June, unadorned and unextended, Aotwith-
standing the talk OF last season. The Crumps, OF
Philadelphia, have released It.
1t is expected that Catskin will have an excep-
tlOnally line season, and preparations are being
made accordingly. The two new hotels will be
under the same management as last year, which
was all that any che could desire.
Bridgehampton, L. l., is to have a new hotel but
whether 1t will be completed In time for this sea-
| son Is doubtful All the Long Island champions
and no one knows how many there are-are very
The Colonnade at Atlantic City-which, by the
way. has become winter as well as summer re-
s0rt-haS been open all the season. 1t will con-
tinue under the management Of Mrs. RineS, OF this
| city.
The Vermont House. Mrs D. B. Stockham, Of
washington, opens at Atlantic City the 10Th Of
april 1t Is well kept and fayorably located.
! The long established and well-known Capon
Springs are early in the field this season. This
resort was crowded last year, and Mr.. Sale PROM
ses the same round Of excellence for the season OF
82. Full details may be found in the advertise
ment
Fireworks'at Manhattan Beach, N Y, are to be
as great feature this as last season. and promises
as DrllilanC as the fireworks themselves are made.
II they were free there would not be so much said
about them.
| No news concerning Rockaway and Long Beach
| to be doubtful. The season at the former place
courts.
In the circular issued by some of the Long Branch
hotel keepers, reference is made to the fact that
President Arthur and ex-PreSident Grant will oc-
| cupy cottages there.
| June, and, as usual, will close early in Septem-
| Der Newport IS not a good place for hotels,
and there is never a great deal Of money to be
| made.
Many improvements have been made at the Fort
William Henry Hotel, Lake George, since last sea-
son, and now that one may go by rail from New
resort
Two Of the most delightful places on the Jersey
| coast are spring Lake Beach and Sea Girt, which
are ABOUT mile apart, and where the hotels, the
leading ones, are all under the ma nagement of Mr.
L. u Maltby, SO long and so favorably known.
| me wentworth, at Newcastle, n. H., one OF the
| largest and most elegant hotels on the Atlantic
coast, and by many considered the finest for its
location, furnishing, and the manifold attractions
LON oners It's guests, Will be open for the season
| june "A With unexcelled advantages for ocean
yachting. bathing and fishing, it also affords STILL
water bathing and boating on inland waters of
| rare beauty, and the most delightful drives over
excellent roads, through country replete with
historical interest. and Astounding in most charm
| ing views The abundance OF pure Water for every
purpose Is feature OF this hotel, and has been OBJ
Calned by sinking an artesian well at great ex-
penSe The rooms are large and we'll ventilated,
provided with electric bells, the furniture is nice
and new, the beds are OF the best class the eleva-
| tor the largest and best in use, and the grounds
are brilliantly illuminated with electric lights
| Ihere Is superb band, cuisine equal to the best
city hotels, and Geographic communication.