Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-06-25
SOME COOL srors.


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Sea Girt is lovely resort on the Atlantic
l'coast, which grows in popularity each year. The
beach is as fine as can be found, and the bath
ing and boating are of the best. The fremont
| at Sea Girt stands fifty yards from the beach
| and has an unobstructed view of the ocean. The
fremont is first-class hotel in every respect,
and guests may be sure Of every attention and
comfort which can come from a finely fitted up
house and excellent management.
E. d. Richardson is the manager of the
Hotel Allaire at that most charming Of resorts,
| Spring Lake, N. j. This resort, situated at a
most favored portion of the Atlantic coast,
possesses every advantage IN the way of beach,
surf, surroundings and healthfulness. The
Allaire likewise is hotel with the best of
equipments and conveniences. day or a
week or q month spent at the Allaire will be
pleasantly remembered for many months.
The seventh season of the Carleton at Spring
Lake, n. j., has now started, with every pros
pect that the year will prove conclusively that
there is luck in the number seven. The Garlic
| ton certainly deserves luck. as for seven wears
It has furnished the refreshing spectacle Of q
thoroughly good hotel at a thoroughly pleasant
| resort. j. s. Hinkson is the proprietor Of this
excellent hotel and the good management of
the place is assured. Special rates are offered
during June.
Spring Lake, besides being a more than beau
tfful resort, is rich in excellent hotels Will
burton-by- the-Sea is hotel which certainly de-
serves an adjective of more power than excel
lent" 1t is managed by R. K. Letchwort,
whose business talent is we'll known. The hotel
is thoroughly equipped with every convenience
and Its table is first-class in every respect.
The Acme Villa at Cape May stands directly
on the beach, with clear view of the ocean
and an unobstructed path for the fresh breezes
from the WATER. Cape May for many years has
neld front rank as a summer resort. The
Acme furnishes q table which cannot be ex-
celled. Its rates are from 81 to 50. L. Mad
dock Is the proper person to whom to apply for
information.
The Oakland Beach Hotel at Warwick, R. l.,
was opened for the reception of guests on June
49, This splendid house is under the manage
ment OF NJ. +. Messu, late proprietor of the
Cliff Avenue Hotel and cottages at Newport
The Oakland Beach Hotel is delightfully."- located
on Narragansett bay and has been greatly i'm
proved since last season. Send to n. F.
Messu, Oakland Beach, for a souvenir
Thos. Prentis is now the proprietor of the
Ocean House on Main avenue, Ocean Grove
The house has been entirely renovated and put
| In the best of order. One hundred and fifty
guests can be accommodated with every COM
fort and convenience. The Ocean House 10
one Of the well-known hotels at the grove, and
this, year with the many improvements and an
energetic management, Is in o better position
shoh ONSi w aiAc cure VI RutStbs
Steamboats, run daily down to Leonardtown
Md, where Moores Hotel is now open for sum-
mer guests This Is a delightful place to spend
the hot months, being in easy reach of Wash
ington and yet blessed with cool air. lack Of
mosquitoes and splendid fishing and boating.
The terms at Coore's are most reasonable, 81 so
per day or S25 per month with half prices for
children under twelve and nurses.
BY addressing UnderhiI, ia Nassau street,
New York, the ssarcher after summer home
can get information concerning some seaside
cottages fully furnished for housekeeping stu
ated In wholesome climate. with sea air, ocean
view and surf bathing The cottages can be
rented for $3.50 to $3.50 for the season.
Atlantic City has a way Of making itself so
pleasant to visitors that they invariably return
after one visit For guests returning or per-
sons making their first visit to this delightful
resort there is no better place to stop than the
Wingfeld, which is on Ocean avenue near the
beach. The Accommodations at the Wingfield
are irst-cass in every respect, with every con-
venience and reasonable terms.
The Hotel Brunswick ia at Atlantic City and
at decidedly desirable portion of Atlantic City
az that. Ii is situated on Pacific avenue be-
tween New York and Tennessee avenues. The
brunswick is a fine hotel in all ways. Its ac-
commodarion and table cannot be surpassed
and If an additional guarantee should be needed
it is found il the fact that the hotel is under the
capable and energetic management Of Charles
Z. Murray, late Of the Colonnade Hotel in
Philadelphia.
The Berkeley Springs Hotel, at Berkeley
Springs, W. Va, Is now open for the season.
This hotel, under the able management of Mr..
George Freeman, has made an enyiable reputa-
ton. and Berkeley Springs itself has constantly
increased in popular favor as a cool and health
full place to spend the summer. The hotel has
been refurnished this year, and the con-
veniences and comforts are more ample than
ever. The proprietor will furnish all informa-
ton.
Persons thinking of making summer trip
would do well to write to A. W. Perrin, q. P
A.. Housatonic railroad, Bridgeport, Conn and
by 1nclosing five cents in stamps receive the
railroads new summer annual, ''Ye Olde Berk-
shire Hills"
1.-The Kittatinny" at Delaware Water Gap
opens on June % with many improvements over
last year. The hotel has been nearly doubled in
size and Is now the largest and best appointed
hotel in the Delaware valley. The hotel is a
delightful spot to spend the hot weather, being
situated III cool and most attractive position.
Circulars and information can be obtained from
W. A. Broadhead i Sons
The Leesburg Inn, Leesburg, Va, offers
special attractions to those in search of sum-
Iner homes and to those who desire a short
outing. You can leave Washington by 435 pm.
train Saturday, r. and d. r. r., spend Satur-
day night Sunday and Sunday night at Lees
burg Inn, returning Monday morning by
O'Clock. Col. Z. o. White il the proprietor and
w. w. Price manager.
There is always cool breeze at the Hygeia
Hotel, Fort Monroe, especially at night, and
when that fact is considered in connection with
the other attractions at this famous resort, the
Hygeia Is conceded to be desirable place to
hang up your hat for week or so. The terms
are IS per day, $3.50 per week, $50 per month
and upward. There is no malaria or hay fever.
The manager, F. N. Pike, will furnish all infor-
nation.
On the beach at Atlantic City is located the
Irvington Hotel. The proprietors, Chambers
d Hopes, ready for the reception Of
guests and will furnish upon application any
information that may be desired as to terms
and location Of rooms
In the White mountains celebrated as a sum- |
mer resort and near Conway, n H., is pleas |
antly located the Kearsage Hotel 1t will be |
open for the reception Of guests July 1. For |
illustrated circular and information address L. |
J. Kicker, North Conway, n. H.
Opposite the celebrated baths and grounds of |
Berkeley Springs, w. Va, is located the st. |
Charles Hotel. A new addition has been built |
and there are new sanitary arrangements |
throughout For information and terms ad- |
dress Charles P. Jack, owner and proprietor
At the extreme ocean end of Kentucky ave- |