Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-07-02
FOR THE SUMMER VACATION.
Pleasant Places Where One Can Find
Health and Pleasure

4 hc6Itn ana treasure.
One Of the pleasant perplexities Of life il to
have to select from the scores Of inviting re-
sorts place to spend the summer vacation.
Those who are confronted by the problem may
derive much assistance from the advertising
columns of The STAR, which furnish q very
complete index Of mountain and seaside re-
sorts and rural retreats within access Of Wash
ington. To further aid its readers The STAR
| publishes notices of such resorts where one
can find health, ozone, comfort, pleasure and
reasonable rates.
Spring Lake, New, Jersey, is one Of the chain
| of delightful resorts along the Jersey coast
The Carleton hotel, conveniently located near
| the beach, has been opened since June 1. The
| house is handsomely appointed and provided
with every comfort. The proprietor, 1. 8. Hink-
son, takes much pride in the reputation his
table has acquired.
One Of the acknowledged fashionable resorts
| of the north shore is the Wentworth, stu
ated at Newcastle, N. H., thirty minutes ride
| from Portsmouth, The air is cool and heath
full, the location high and the rates reasonable.
Frank Jones is the proprietor and w. X. Hill
| is the manager.
Conspicuous among the many hotels at that
well Unknown resort, Atlantic City, is the Weth-
Grill. The hotel is delightfully."- situated on
Kentucky avenue, near the beach, and salt
water air is abundant. NJ. J. Eckert is the pro-
prietor, and he will furnish all information
upon application.
Situated at the ocean end of Sunset avenue,
Asbury Park, N. j., is the Madison hotel, per-
feet In all appointments, pure artesian water,
and everything that goes to make a frst-class
hotel. c. b. Stewart will furnish rates and in
formation upon application.
Among the many Jersey resorts none is more
popular than Asbury Park. The Coleman
house, recently enlarged and improved under
the able management of B. W. Swope, is one Of
the first-class hotels of the park, and persons
desiring good accommodations should write to
]. E. Ralph, the proprietor, for particulars. %
In the midst of picturesque surroundings, be-
tween Watkins Glen and Geneva, Long Point
hotel, on Seneca lake, n. Y, is conducted as a
first-class family resort Oscar SNYDER whose
address is % East 14th street, New York city,
will, upon application. furnish circulars and all
needed information concerning this attractive
place.
The famous resort, the Hotel Kaaterskill,
amid the lovely scenery of the Catskill noun
tains, N. Y, retains its place as one of the
popular summer stopping places. w. F. Paige,
the proprietor, announces that the rates have
been reduced, and that during July they will
be s21 a week and upward. full descriptive
guide can be obtained upon application.
Finely situated by the sea, the Acadian hotel
tourists. based upon the climate and reas on
able terms. The terms are 81 so per day and
from 80 to SIS per week. /. L. Lovejoy,
the manager, will furnish circulars when re-
quested-
The favorite seaside resort, Block Island, r.
l., in addition to its natural attractions can
boast of the Hotel Manisses which is fitted ND
with all the modern devices for comfort and
enjoyment. 1t is located Is miles at sea and
the climate Is delightful. c. Z. and f. A.
Brown, the managers can be addressed at the
Grand hotel, 31st street and Broadway New
York city.
At Key East Beach, N j., the Hotel Oxford,
under the management of Geo. F. Adams, is
open for the reception of guests, with all the
facilities for which this house is noted
Every visitor to Atlantic City has seen the
Mansion hotel, and everybody that knows a
good thing when lie sees it admires Mr. Nc
Glade's beautiful hostelry. The new restau-
rants is a remarkably fine affair; much better
even than its predecessor. Brophy's orchestra
has been engaged to ''soothe the savage
breast
If you are looking out for a summer resort
where mosquitoes are to be found don't go to
Leonardtown, one of the prettiest villages in
in Maryland. Herbert F. Moore keeps the ho-
tel there and he offers every inducement to
visitors. Steamboats, touch daily at the place.
Elegant buildings; magnificent shade; pure
water; no mosquitoes; no malaria; fresh vege-
tables; ice; milk; excellent table" What more
can be said in behalf of the Windsor Sulphur
Springs,on the Western Maryland railroad? Get
circular at 623 Pennsylvania avenue, or ad-
dress Miss Crane, New Windsor Md.
For the modest sum Of $3.50 per day, 50 per
week, or $50 per month you can obtain excel
lent accommodations and board at Potomac
hotel, on st. Georges Island, Md. If you have
a family special arrangements can be made.
Good sailing and bathing; both of them free to
guests. Full information from r. ]. Adams 4
Bros, Piney Point, Md
The announcement that the Mountain house
summer resort is now open for the reception of
guests is sufficient to cause a rush toward the
Deer Park region. Mrs. J. s. Laughlin is ready
to respond to any requests for terms, &C. Ad-
dress her at Deer Park, Md.
Twelve hundred feet above high-water mark
is the Remove hotel, at Remove, Clinton county.
Pa. MIR. c. Fl. Kemp has been hard at work
preparing for his guests and now announces
that all things are ready. Terms can be ar
ranged to suit almost any one. Send to c. II.
Kemp for a circular.
If you don't like it at Remove 90 to the
Thomson house, at Kane McKeon county, Pa.
This is another of Mr.. Kemps hotels. and is
nearer the stars by 800 feet than its relative at
Remove. The rates are the same at both places
and the only choice is as to location.
Old-time visitors to Atlantic City are familiar
with the merits OF the United States hotel at
Atlantic City, and each year the list of its
patrons increases in number. Like a great
many other good things which are good in this
world, the management of the hotel improves
with age and this season its hospitable doors are
open for the reception of guests as usual Mr.
b. II. Brown is the proprietor, and the manager
is II. b. Warden.
Under the capable management Of Mr. C. W.
Spofford, the proprietor of the Riggs house in
this city. the Atlantic hotel, at Ocean CITY, Md,
will afford delightful retreat for those desir-
Gus to get away from the city, Under such
circumstances the boating, cunning, and fish
ing can be enjoyed with the keen zest The
hotel has capacity of GOO, and Mr.. Spofford
will furnish all information that may be de-
sired. The terms are g. so and SO per day and
$3.50 and $40 per week.
Under the same management as last year the
Bright house, Cape Henlopen Beach, Rehoboth.
Del, will be conducted this year. Full infor-
nation can be obtained by addressing Walter
Burton, 935 l. street, this city.
Colonial Beach is popular resort for Wash
ingtonians. 1t is only 6s miles down the river.
| and the Colonial Beach hotel is this year under
new management The hotel building has
been very much improved and many new fea-
lures have been added for the comfort and en-
joyment of the guests.
"Colton's, on the Potomac" is a familiar
! name to the citizens of the District. This
| favorite resort still contributes to the health
and enjoyment Of those who go there The
PROPRIETOR. Rruce Coltop cap ha oddrao,ad -