Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-06-18

Cool Summer Resorts Where One Can Find
Comfort and Recreation.

Comfort and Recreation.
The Victoria at Asbury Park is one Of the
! popular family hotels of the country. Accom-
modating 200 guests at moderate prices it offers
| its guests every comfort in the way Of modern
improvements, superior table, gas, electricity
and artesian water. The hotel faces directly on
the ocean with all the advantages Of sea breeze
and pure air. Special terms are offered guests
before July and after September l.
Asbury Park becomes more popular each
| year as a resort from the hea. and dust Of the
| city. The place is noted for its fine and COM
Portable hotels, and standing high the list il
the Atalanta Hotel, which owes no small share
Of its success to the able management of its
proprietor, Mr. VIM. Applegate. The hotel
offers reduced rates up to July l.
Theo. Owes is still the well kno wn and always
popular proprietor of the equally popular Me-
tropolitan Hotel at Asbury Park, which opened
its hospitable doors for its guests on June IL.
The Metropolitan with its thorough accommo-
datiOns and excellent table is well known to
| hundreds of Washingtonians that 1t is only
necessary to say it is well equipped as ever
and open for business.
With capacity of 200 guests and standing in
splendid situation, only one and one-half
blocks from the ocean at Asbury Park. is the
Fenlmore, one of the most comfortable and
best managed of the coast resorts. 1t is useless
Park as a summer resort and it only need be
said that every possible advantage in the way of
comfort and attention can be obtained at the
Fenimore. For information write to Thos.
Noble
At Belmar, n. j., a resort constantly increas-
ing in popular favor. are the Atlantic House
and cottages under the able supervision Of G.
c. Austin, who will be glad to furnish all in
formation. The situation is directly on the
nd fha rtnr. Of rfor
ments have been made a feature, all the latest
improvements in this respect having been OBJ
tanned.
Fourth avenue at Asbury Park, N. j., pos
sesses the Hotel Belden. The location is q
delightful one, Just one block from the break
ers- The hotel is managed by A. b. WASH
mood. who is thoroughly capable Of looking
attentively after the interests Of his guests.
The table and arrangements at the Belden are
above reproach.
Melrose Inn On-The-Beach is at Belmar,
n. j., coast resort which has been
making rapid strides lately. The inn
opened on the LIST of this month and will
continue during the season. The guests
are assured Of not only most attractive resort,
but Of a thoroughly comfortable and attractive
hotel at MelrOse Inn. The management is ener-
getic and looks sharply after the comfort Of the
guests.
The sixteenth season Of the Hotel Columbia
at Belmar, N. j., has already commenced.
Each season Of this popular hotel has been more
popular than the last and the present season
promises to fully keep up the record. Belmar
itself is delightful spot to spend a short or
long time during the heated months. The
ocean is there in all its glory and with the COM
fort of the Columbia little more is left to be de-
sired.
Cape MAY, n. J.-who does not know by
pleasant experience this delightful resort and
then again who does not know Congress Hall
with its magnificent appointments and liberal
management? The hotel this year opens on
June 80, and the present season will see not
only the old attractions, but many advances
toward the entertainment Of the guests will be
made. Mrs. ]. F. Cake is the proper person to
write to for information.
Mr.. John Tracy. the wellknown and always
capable hotel man of Philadelphia, under the
firm name of John Tracy 4 Co., has charge Of
the Hotel Lafayette at Cape May, which is
already open for guests. This highly appointed
hotel stands in q splendid locality directly on
the beach and possesses every possible modern
improve lent The terms are from Is to s
per day.