Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-06-27
SUMMER RESORTS.
Pleasant Retreats in the Mountains and ut
the Seaside.

Pleasant Retreats in the Mountains and ut
the Seaside.
Many are looking now for some place wherein
to spend the summer pleasantly. The adver-
Using columns Of The STAR furnish much in
formation on this subject, but to aid those who
are still undecided as to their summer plans
The STAR publishes notices OF resorts where
one can find comfort, pleasure and reasonable
rates.
The Colonnade at Atlantic City is now open
for the summer at June rates; but what makes
1t especially attractive to Washington people is
the fact that is is conducted under Washington
management G. A. Rines Co.. prOprietOrs
of the Elsmere, on H street, are making de-
Gshtful summer resort Of the Colonnade.
Every season ia pleasant one at Atlantic
City. and now the Mansion. which never closes
the year round, has developed with the season
from winter resort into a tirst-class summer
hotel. 1t is the largest hotel at Atlantic City
and one Of the best kept anywhere: Charles
McGlade. the proprietor, is willing to furnish
fuller particulars
The situation Of the Rossmore at the corner
Of Tennessee and Pacific avenues Atlantic City,
Is unsurpassed for beauty and convenience. 1t
Is near the beach and the accommodations are
as good as could be asked for The manager is
Mrs. John P. Doyle late Of Cape May.
Narragansett Pier is one of the most popular
summer resorts in the country and the Cont
1.
The Hygeia pacific and New York avenues)
is an Atlantic City hotel that keeps open all
the time and il popular twelve months out Of
every year. John Shellenberger is the man
ager and keeps the Hygeia in strictly first
class order. This hotel is only block from the
beach, and the terms range from Sl2 to so
per week.
Electric lights are not common in summer
hotels, but these, with all the other modern
L Il
Stoddart, ut the corner of Illinois and Pacific
avenues Atlantic City. 1t is first-class fam
lily hotel. with an excellent table, and under the
new management of Mrs. Mary Z. Dalgleish,
who has excellent references from people in
this city.
The Clifton House, at Berkeley Springs, W.
Va. adjoins the celebrated bath and public
park. 1t is open for the season. Address Mrs.
n. c. Delwange.
Front Royal, Va, has long been noted a. q
healthy and popular resort. The Mont vue
Hotel there is equally as popular. and since it
has been renovated and refurnished it enjoys
the best Of regulations. 1t is open for the
summer and J. F. Stinson, the proprietor, will
furnish all information.
Away mp there in Cumberland county, Pa,
are located tho famous Doubling Gap White
sulphur Red Chalybeate Springs. These springs
are in high Altitude where the festive mos
quito is unknown, and where tirst-class table
board is assured. The rates are from IS to Sl2
per week. A. Richey, MELVILLE, Cumberland
county. Pa, is the proprietor.
The Continental Hotel at that famous water
ing place, Narragansett Pier, RI, has opened
for the season under the able management Of
Clark n. Schofeld. Every inducement offered
by first-class house is promised.
Who is it that has ever been to Ocean Grove
that doesn't yearn for return visit? The new
Philadelphia Hotel, nearest the sea. is now
open for guests. Mrs. Il. b. Hunter is the pro-
prietress and she cautions all contemplating
visit to come early and avoid the rush.
The superior mineral qualities of the water
of Capon Springs and Baths in Hampshire
county, WA, are known all over the country.
The springs are only us miles from Washing
ton in beautiful mountain region. where the
heat OF summer is scarcely felt Health, hap
piness and above all good appetite to attack a
first-class meal are some Of the recommended
tions Manager W. H. Sale, the proprietor,
offers.
Among the first-aass hotels at Asbury Park
the Belden should not be overlooked 1t is
finely located on 4th avenue near Kingsley
street and possesses all the requisites that 20
to make frst-class hotel 1t is ably managed
by A. b. WashmOod.