Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-06-05
SUMMER RESORTS,
Where Washinatonians Can Find Comfort
and Rest During the Heated Term.

Where Neutrality-suspicious. Can Find Comfort
and Rest During the Heated Term.
The readers Of The STAR who have not yet
made up their minds where to take their out
ing will find in the notes below many attrac
tive points from which to make q selestion:
One OF tho most desirable family hotels ct As
bury Park, NJ, 10 Norwood Hall. which is stu.
ated at the corner Of 4th avenue and Kingsley
street. 1t is located but one block from the
ocean and is managed by NJ. l.. McCray, who
has an excellent reputation a boniface.
Beach Haven, n. J., is becoming one Of the
favorite summer resorts of the Jersey coast.
On the 10th Of this month 'Engleside' opens.
most modern conveniences. II one Is timid
hot sea water baths can be had at the house.
Special inducements are offered for June
Fronting directly on the ocean ct Belmar. N.
j., whore the beach il beautiful and splendidly
adapted for bathing, Is the Atlantic House. VI
There are . number Of cottages managed by the
hotel that can be occupied il one desires to do
30.
Cape May never loses its popularity as a sum-
mer resort. Its attractions are manifold. For
those who intend to 90 there again this summer
Bre1ton Villa will be found to afford an excel
lent place TO spend the time.
The same liberal policy which has marked the
management of Congress Hall at Cape Mar will
again make that hotel one Of the most attract
i've places at this gay and pleasant ocean re-
sort This season promises to surpass all
Others in the smusements offered.
1t Is unnecessary to extol the excellence of
Asbury Park, N. j., for . summers outing.
All the advantages Of a seaside hotel are offered
by Tho Leadley," which begins its twelfth
season this year. 1t is situated very close to
the haaPh and OIo IN A
bathing pavilion is owned by the proprietors.
If one intends to 60 to the seashore the place
to be is ION the beach" That is the location
Of the Melrose Inn at Belmar, NJ, and all the
attractions Of the ocean are afforded. Tho
hotel is already opened after q thorough reno
walton.
Long Branch. Nj, will soon begin to assume
tho animation Of the summer season there
Some Of the hotels are already open, but the
West End Hotel, which Is regarded as ono Of
the most attractive and best equipped, will not
be ready for the public until June "a The cot
tages and restaurant will, however, be open on
the 10Th.
'.Neptune House" sounds as though it was
well adapted for hotel at a favorite seaside
resort This hostelry IL located at Belmar, N.
j., and Is an excellent place for any one to de-
vote his or her spare time this summer. Artesian
water is supplied.
something about the Hotel Aldine. Its location
on Pacific avenue near Ohio avenue is con-
veuient, and the house itself in all its appoint
ments Is hrst-clsss. The terms are reasonable
and descriptive catalogue can be obtained by
writing to Harry D. Eastman, the proprietor
ION the beach" has delightful warm weather
sound. but that 10 the way the Hotel Imperial,
Atlantic City, Is described In addition to this
choice location on Maryland avenue its appoint
ma 20 ~ -.
are only 90 to 50 per day and t10 to SlS per
week. Mr.. G. W. Kendrick will answer all
inquiriea
The location Of the Hotel Luray on Kentucky
avenue, Atlantic City. is directly on the beach.
There Is a sun parlor attached to the hotel and
the interior has an elevator and other conve-
niences Of frst-class house. The owner and
manager, Mr.. j. White, Ia able to furnish any
information that may be desired by those who
are contemplating spending some portion Of
the heated term under his hospitable roof.
At the Hotel Mt Vernon on Pacific avenue
near tine beach in Atlantic City the rates for
June arr from S8 to ga per week. The pro-
prietor, j. G. Copeland. announces that the
hotel this season, in the past, will be strictly
frst-class, with careful attention to the cuisine
The hotel Oriental, Atlantic City, is now
open and the proprietor, Alexander NJ. Open
heimer announces his readiness to make guests
comfortable.
The Hotel Pembroke on North Carolina ave-
nue. Pacific. Atls ntlc City, has been retitted
throughout 1t il open ali the year, Mrs. S.
Axe Is in charge.
Near the beach at Atlantic City is located the
Hotel Richmond, which is conducted BY j. d.
Pease and has all the facilities which are calcu-
lated to make life agreeable at the seashore.
The rates at Hotel Stickney on Kentucky ave-
niue, Atlantic City, are from o. to So so per day
and from 90 to s14 per week. The proprietor,
Mr.. L. v. Stickney, aims to make his house
homsliks.
The Lockwood, at Harper's Ferry. W. Va. is
now open, and the proprietress. Mrs. 8. E.
Lovett, Is ready to welcome guests and make
them happy. The terms are Sc per week.
On the 18th of the present month the Summit
House, at Harper's Ferry, will be open for the
reception Of guests. The proprietor, 8. W.
Lightner, says that 1t is the largest house in
that vicinity and occupies the highest point
Circulars can be obtained by addressing Mr..
Lightner.
Within eight hours ride from this city, over
the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad, are the vir-
ginia Hot Springs. The hotel Is new, SO are the
cottages, and the bathing establishment is one
Of the most complete In the world. Every
bath Is from the flowing hot springs. Informa-
ton can be obtained from the railroad office In
this city or BY writing to DR.. F. W. Chaplin or
J. +. Champlin, Hot Springs, Bath county, Va.
Everybody is familiar, or ought to be, with
the lovely scenery in the vicinity Of Hagers-
town. This can be enjoyed, as well IA excel
lent boarding, at the Kee Mar House, which is
kept by u. II. Dufhorne. He will be glad to