Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-06-13
THE SUMMER OUTING.
Interesting Information GleanedFrom
The Stars Advertising Columns.


| one of the questions that is just now alb
| sorbing the attention of the domestic de-
| batting society. Fortunately, the partici-
pants in this discussion are confronted with
q situation rather than a theory, and there
| fore facts count more than distractions. 1t
Is the purpose of The Star to publish from
| time to time notices about places on the
seashore and the mountains where hot
weather is unknown, and where the tired
| worker rest amid the soothing In
| fuenceS Of nature.
+, On the beach front stands the Chalfonte,
one OF the most attractive Of Atlantic City
many hotels. Hot sea water baths are pro-
vided, and there is an elevator. Messrs.
Z. Roberts & Sons, proprietors should be
addressed for descriptive illustrated book
| let's.
| The LIST of this month the ATLANTA Hotel,
Asb1ry Park, N. j., opened for the season.
II enjoys the great advantage Of an ocean
frontage. Proprietor VIM. Applegate will
furnish all information.
Another famous New England resort Is
watch Hiil, r. l., and a desirable hotel Is
the Larkin House. conducted by F. s.
! Aldrich. The house is open from June until
october, and guests are insured a comfort
able as We'll as pleasant time. The climate
at Watch Hill Is salubrious and the tenn
| perature Is never oppressive.
| Ocean Grove, n. j., is sought by many in
| preference to the more densely populated
seaside resorts. owing to its quiet. The
! Sheldon, which begins its season June 20.
/ announces accommodations for $50 persons
! and Manager Il. H. Brush is ready at all
times TO explain the particular advantages
and attractions his house offers to those
seeking an enjoyable vacation.
Old reliable Piney Point, on the Potomac.
| comes to the front of nearby summer re-
sorts again this year. This is place where
| a man gets solid comfort, and where the
table is kept up all through the season and
supplied with sea food. You don't go to
Piney Point and live on canned goods. tt
genuine pleasure to sit out on the broad
veranda after one of Col. Williams good
J suppers and watch the rollers come in from
| the southeast and break on the beach, Col.
| Williams advertises hard-time rates this
year, too.
| one block from the ocean stands the
I-eadley, u popular Asbury Park On. j.
hotel. Since last season it has been en-
iiarged and furnished with every modern
! Improvement. Messrs. Probst & LeadIey
] the genial proprietors will furnish all de-
sired information.
! The Elberon. Tennessee and Pacific ave-
nues, Atlantic City. N. j.. has been refur-
! nished and possesses every convenience.
! The hotel Is now open, MIR. j. Eckert, form
| erly of The Rossmore, and now at 1123-25
! 18th street, this city. being the proprietor.
! Tho Alvin at Colonial Beach. on the Po-
tomac. is private boarding house. located
on the Deach. Wnere persons can obtain
board at reasonable rates.
Long Branch is practically the Oldest re-
sort of its kind on the Jersey coast and it
possesses charms for many Washington
lars. No expense has been spared to make
/ the Ocean House new. complete and COM
Portable family hotel, and in addition rea-
! sonabie rates are offered by Manager NJ. j.
/ Butler
Proprietor W. Harvey Jones Of the Hotel
! Columbia, Asoury Park. n. j., has opened
| his house for the season. 1t Is situated on
] 9TH avenue. has an ocean frontage and all
! the modern improvements. Capacity. 200
delightful house is The Elkton. situated
on kentucky avenue, Atlantic City, n. j.
| This hotel IS near the beach, and its ap-
poin are first-class. Proprietor f.
| Vile provides home comforts.
DR.. Blackstone and son have opened River
Springs resort on the Potomac and promise
guests as many comforts for the money as
any other resort in Maryland.
Superior table board and special weekly
rates are to be had at the Ebbitt near the
beach. Cape May. N. j.. by applying to
Percy Haldeman.
Mrs. Chas. b. Goldsborough Of the Hotel
Lyndhurst, Asbury Park, n. j., announces
the opening OF that popular resort. 1t en-
| joys every modern improvement. and has a
delightful beach and promenade.
| Proprietor F. S. Orem of The Maryland
announces the reopening of his house. 1t Is
situated near the beach. on New York ave
nue.. Atlantic City, y. j., and Is one Of the
most charming houses at that famous re-
sort.
Chapel Point, on the Potomac. is now
open. and the Hotel Belleview. conducted
by Mrs. Kretchmar, offers reasonable terms.
The usual Inducements attaching to a salt
water resort held out by the manage
ment, who assure guests of good time.
Spring Lake. n. j., Is said to be an ideal
spot for midsummer rest from the cares
of home and business. r. X. Letchworth
states that his hotel, Wilburton- by-the-S Sea
will remain open for the accommoda ton of
guests from June until October.
Belmar. N. j., is charming retreat
First-class appointments characterize the
Hotel Colorado. which has delightful To-
ca ton on the beach. b. b. Pole Is the man
6ger.
Pleasantly situated on Wesley Lake, at
Asbury Park, n. j., Is the Lake Avenue
House. conducted by Mrs. NJ. b. Wheeler.
The rates are very moderate. and besides
being near the beach. there is every con-
venience In the house.
The present warm spell undoubtedly occa-
sions longing thoughts of refreshing ocean
breezes in the minds of almost every resident
of a close and dusty city. Cape May, n. j., is
noted far and wide as a popular summer
resort, and the Stockton Hotel located there
! Is equally as well known. The hosiery,
under the manag ement of +. T. Walton. will
patrons In even better style than hereto
fore.
The Shelburne Is one Of those famous At
lantic City resorts which remain open
throughout the year. Situated directly on
the beach. its position is a most charming
one. Proprietor j. ID. Southwick has sup
piled his house with every convenience in
Guiding hot and cold water baths and ele-
vator.
One Of the largest and at the same time
one of the most conveniently arranged
hotels at Asbury Park, y. j., is the Feni-
more. 1t has accommodations for 200 guests
and is delightfully."- situated. For circu-
BILE.
On the Goth instant the well-known West
End Hotel, Asbury Park, n. j., will open
for the season. Located directly on the
beach, its situation Is exceedingly pleasant
The capacity OF the house is 400. Address
Proprietor J. S. Ripley for information and
circulars.
The Brighton. Asbury Park, N. j., con-
Quoted by Mrs. Hamilton Hunt, is but a
block from the beach, and Is a deseryedly
well--nown resort. Mrs Hunt has her
house open all the year. and gives her pa
irons every nome comfort.
Spring Lake. n. j., promises to be as
Popular this season as ever, and one of the
most comfortable houses is the Allaire con-
Quoted by h. NJ. Richardson. The hotel is
directly on the beach, and has many ad-