Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-06-27
WHERE COOL BREEzEs BLOW.
Resorts Where One Can Find Comfort
During the Summer.


man to rest and comfort for the summer that it
is quite difficult to make choice. What one
looks for is cool retreat, q good table, good
company, reasonable rates and comfortable
surroundings. BY glancing through the ad-
vertlsing columns OF THE STAB, which afford
an index TO the desirable mountain and seaside
resorts and rural retreats, one can find many
places that fill the conditions Of perfect sum-
mering place. To assist its readers in making
choice The STAR gives notices Of resorts
whose situation and management are such as
to commend them.
Three hundred guests can gaze on the
Atlantic ocean from the windows of their rooms
IN the Oriental hotel at Asbury Park N j.
This well-known hostelry is under the manage
ment OF Samuel B. Mcintyre, the proprietor.
The situation Of the house IL an extremely
pleasant one.
The st. Cloud hotel. at Asbury Park, Is one Of
the acceptable places at which to stop. It is
near the ocean--213 First avenue-and only
three houses stand between it and the beach.
N. Lewis Is the proprietor and he is prepared
TO make his guests happy.
Manager K. A. Wyatt, Of the st. James hotel,
at Asbury, has a reputation which will bring
over which he presides. The terms are always
satisfactory.
For thirteen years the Surf house has been
one of Asbury Parks well-known hotels. 1t is
only hundred yards from the waters edge
and the guests consequently have their fill Of
ozone. Rates may be had Of E. A. Martin, who
guarantees the best Of food and attention.
Large, well-ventilated rooms, pure artesian
water, perfect sanitation, and the best cuisine
are features offered by Mrs. ]. A. Apologize, Of
the New England, at Asbury Park This house
he
desirable one
The Fenimore, at Asbury Park, Is first
class house in every respect, being fitted
throughout with all modern improvements. It's
situation is remarkable for the fine scenery it
affords. Thomas Noble, the proprietor, will
answer all communications as to terms.
open all the year round is the Lenox house,
2l5 4th avenue. Asbury Park. Those who were
guests there last season will, il alive and fnan-
cially able, be found there again this summer.
everybody that ever stayed there swear by the
Lenox house and Z. A. Burzly.
A full view OF the "sad sea waves" can easily
be had from the windows of The Norwood. at
4th and Kingsley streets, Asbury Park, and s.
n. Severance will tell you how much it costs
Tor board. room, and scenery.
Just opened is the Hotel Columbia at Ocean
Beach, N. ]. 1t has been open for eleven
previous seasons, and will be just as popular as
L. r.
About 200 feet away from where the surf is
pounding upon the sands at Ocean Beach, N.
j., is the Neptune house, good place to stop.
A.. y. Sank is the repository Of information as
to the tariff
Mrs. VIM. Ottmer has the Brighton house at
Spring Lake Beach, N. J. The hotel is directly
on the beach itself and has the advantage Of
Deing In close proximity to Wilburton-by-the
'Hotel Allaire" is the attractive name Of an
equally attractive resort on the beach at Spring
Lake, N ]. 1t is frst-class in all its equip
ments and provided with all modern conye-
niences.
For quiet, delightful summer one should
stop at the Ell Dorado, on Broadway, at Ocean
Grove, n. j. Mrs. A. Loomis, whose address
Is r. ". BOX 2O76, spares no pains to insure the
comfort OF her guests, and her fourteen years
Oh experience make her an adept in this art
The Monmouth house, Spring Lake Beach,
N. D., offers unusual attractions to the leisure
and pleasure-seeking summer tourist. II ia
large and cool and possesses every advantage,
Il. Y. Maltby, the proprietor who is also at
the head of the Hotel Lafayette, Philadelphia,
will send full information.
The Hotel Oceanic, at Barnegat City, N. J., is
now open to summer visitors and is rapidly fill
ing. address L: G. Boyce, the proprietor, for
terms and all other particulars relative II n
The Palmer house, at Spring Lake, N. J.. is
first class in all particulars has fine location.
ana offers reasonable rates. j. R. Palmer will
SEND entfcing facts to inuuirers This Ia the
twelfth season for the house.
The Baltimore, also at Spring Lake ia hut
one block from the ocean and offers many in
ducements to the weary rest-seekers. Mrs. Il.
+. wheeler runs the establishment, and her
long experience ia the hotel business insures
comfort.
The hygiene arrangements Of The Ruskin. at
Spring Lake, N. j., are perfect. The bouss ia
enlarged and newly furnished, and it has the
advantage OF being near the beach and also on
posite the lake. Mrs. E. Clabaugh holds the
reins.
wiiiburton-by-tho-Sea, at Spring Lake, n. j.,
is well named, for it is directly on the beach.
1t Is open all the season, from June to October.
Mr.. X. X. Letchworth is the proprietor.
The Parker house is open at Sea Girt. N. H..
Tor the tenth season. 1t runs all the year
round and is a most charming resort. The
proprietor, Thomas Devlin, is well up in the
entertaining business.
The injunction to ego to Ocean Grove this
summer and stop at the Sheldon" is good ad-
vice, for besides the attractiveness Of the re-
sort the house is charming. 1t possesses all
the qualifications of a irst-class place.
The Hotel Brighton, at Ocean CITY. offers
great attractions to the tourist. II is but six
miles from Atlantic City and is in the midst of
all the joys Of summer life. For circulars ad-
dress A. ID. Stidman, 1923 7th street, this CITY.
The Spray View hotel is situated right OF, the
beach at Ocean Grove, is now in its twelfth sea-
son, is lighted by electricity, and offers many
other advantages.
Close to the new iron pier at Atlantic City
Is located 1.-THE Lelsnde." It is on Massachu-
setts avenue, at the beach, as everybody
knows who has visited Atlantic CITY. The
house is under the management of Mr.. Samuel
Wagner, who prides himself on giving satisfac-
ton TO his guests.
One OF the houses at Atlantic City that is open
all the year is the Florida, on Pacific avenue.
between New York and Tennessee avenues. The
proprietors, Davis & Browne, announce that
they continue to give frst-class accommoda-
tions at reasonable rates.
Mrs. c. A. Rines, whose qualities as host
ess are well known in Washington, has charge
Of the Coionnade at Atlantic City. Under her
efficient management the Elsmere, in this city,
has acquired an enviable reputation. Those
who visit the Colonnade will find comfortable
home. As great army Of Mrs. Rines' friends
and patrons from this city will spend a porto
Of the season with her, the house will have
special attractions for Washingtonians.