Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-06-03
SUMMER RESORTS.
Where Arrangements for spending the
Heated Term May Be Made.

where Arrangements for Spending the
Heated Term May Be Made.
Mr.. John E. Baker late OF the Everett Hotel
at Jacksonville Fla, is now at Fauquier White
Sulphur Springs, Va, where he Is conducting
modern hotel equipped with gas, electric
bells, hot and cold sulphur baths. A frst-clsss
livery stable will be run in connection with the
hotel.
Chapel Point, Maryland, is well known to
many people as delightfully."- situated place on
rising ground, overlooking the wide reaches Of
the lower Potomac. 1t has been a famous re-
sort in its time and is now reopened under new
management The Hotel Belleview, with ca
pacity Of 200 guests, has been handsomely fur
nished and is in thorough order. The hotel
faces thirty-mile stretch Of salt water, which
affords excellent opportunities for bathing, fish
ing and grabbing. The country surrounding is
highly cultivated and picturesque.
Another well-known lower Potomac resort is
Colton's, in st. Mary's county, Nd, reached by
the steamer Wakefield. Mrs. R ]. Adams Il
Co. will open the hotel June g.
Ocean City, Nd, is growing in popularity
each year and preparations have been COM
pleted for busy season at the Atlantic Hotel,
which opened June under the management Of
Mr. Theodore L. Page OF the Senate cafe, this
city. The house is lighted by electricity and
the sanitary arrangements are perfect.
Mr.. R. s. Sooy has opened the Hotel Brighton
at Ocean City, N. ]. The house is located con-
veniently at the corner of It'll and Ocean ave-
nue.. The sanitary arrangements are perfect
and the appointments are frst-class in every
respect
Those who 60 to the coast Of Maine for the
cool bracing air Of that region and the sleep
compelling nights under single blankets will
find good accommodations at the Acadian, at
Castine. Me-, kept by W. A. Walker. Pure
spring water and good drainage and sanitary
arrangements form an additional attraction to
this hotel Opportunities are afforded for boat
ing and fishing. Open June 81.
Rye, New Hampshire. will continue to be
favorite resort for those vending their way
down east, and Strsw's Point will attract it's
usual quota Here the Castle Mona cottages
hold out the opportunity Of having private
house without the trouble. as the cottages will
be rented entire or in flats.
A favorite resort for Baltimoreans Is the
Fauquier Institute at Warrenton. Va, which
will be open June l6 Shady grounds and lawns
and large, airy rooms will conduce to the COM
fort Of the guests.
Eehoboth Beach, Del, needs no recommend
alton for those who have ever visited it, but to
the stranger 1t may be said that the Hotel Hem
lopen 10 the place to 60 for good accommoda-
tons. 1t will open June "A under the manage
ment Of Mr.. Walter Burton.
Atlantic City is unquestionably one Of the
finest summer resorts in the country, and the
Hotel Traymore, W. W. Green l. Co., proprie-
tors. is one Of the best hotels there. It has all
modern conveniences and Is deservedly pop
ular.
open for the season on the Oath instant 1t is
a fine brick building near ocean and lake, and is
first-class in every respect. Its popularity is
shown by the fact that 1t is now In its 18th sea-
son.
Kenilworth Inn, under the capable manage
ment of Mrs. Annie Grubb, l. one of the most
attractive places at Atlantic City. 1t is on Ken
tucky avenue near the beach, and has all the
comforts of a home.
Washingtonians visiting Asbury Park this
summer will find excellent accommodations at
the Brighton. 1t is now open and offers re-
duced rates for spring and fall Mrs. Hamilton
Hunt is the proprietress.
Sea Villa, at the ocean end Of New York ave-
nue.. is Of the coolest places at Atlantic City,
and Mrs. B. H. Mattlack. the proprietress,
watches carefully after the comfort Of her
guests.
The Abemarle, on Virginia avenue near the
beach, Atlantic City. is modern high-clsss
hotel under the able management Of Cope 4
Bamford. The cuisine and service are ex-
cellent.
The Chalfonte. on the beach at Atlantic City,
has the reputation of being one of the finest
hotels the Atlantic coast. 1t is provided
with elevators and all other conveniences, in
GLIDING sun parlors and salt water baths in the
house. 1t offers advantages to convalescents
The Dennis, at Atlantic City, has been re-
built since last season and now offers accommo-
dations equal to the best Of them. 1t is situated
at the end of Michigan avenue and gets the full
benefit Of the ocean breezes.
One Of the most attractive hotels on the beach
at Atlantic City is the Irvington. kept by Cham
bers & Hopes. 1t is open all the year round
and has steam heat for the winter.
Nowhere at Atlantic City do the breezes blow
more refreshingly than at the Elkton, Mrs. E.
Vile, proprietress. situated on Kentucky ave.
nue. near the beach. This house has been re-
furnished since last year.
The Wiltshire, on Virginia avenue near the
beach, Atlantic City. has opened for the season
with all modern facilities for the comfort Of
pleasure seekers. Address E. L. Chandler
4 Co.
There is no better hotel Of its kind anywhere
than the Rossmore, at Atlantic City. under the
capable direction of Mr. NJ. ]. Eckert, formerly
Of the Florida House. 1t Is pleasure to stop
there.
The Victoria, Asbury Park Is now open and
oucfs fcuuCcu lotcs up w tuo lst vi ouAy. Az is
family hotel of the first class. with superior
table service. 1t Is eligibly situated ON the
ocean front
There is no better managed hotel at Atlantic
City than the Leland, on Massachusetts avenue
near the beach.
One Of the pleasantest places to visit during
the summer is the New England" at Atlantic
City, kept by Bryan & Williams. 1t is at the
ocean end OF South Carolina avenue. The
terms are moderate.
There is a fine hotel on New York avenue
near the beach at Atlantic City. 1t is the
Maryland and F. S. Orem is the proprietor.
1t caters specially to guests from this vicinity
and treats them well.
ANACOSTIA.
The police are much annoyed by the activity
Of thieves. The last victim was Mr.. Julius Toll