Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-08-29
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Cause . Scattering of Pleasure Seekers at
Cape May.
The Realities Of September NJ the
Observation-Disclosures. BatkimE.
Boating and Fun.


CAPE MAY. n. j.. August ~. 1881
The season here remained at it's best
Until this morning. when. as is always the
case. the departing trains were pretty gen.
orally crowded with visitors returning
home. The usual northeast storm which
nearly always visits the seashore in the
latter end of August came this morning to
remind the more tin,id in days of such
phenome ma that it was going home" time
for them.
While hundreds left the resort today there
are many remaining to enjoy September
here. That month is the finest season of
the year at the seashorc. and no better
bathing nor happier evenings can be pass
ed. and the temperature is SO delightful
then that the rounds of sayety can be gone
through with without much discomfort.
or late years Cape May has been the home
In September of a large cottage col0ny an
Of numerous guests at these hospitable
villas. Many OF our best cottage residents
entertain largely and grancly.
The season Of opera and evening concerts
Will close with the present week, and then
all entertainment will be at private cot
tages and only open to the tnvitei guests.
September Is also an excellent month here
for the disciples OF lzaak Walton. Fish
never are more abundant than then, and hun
dreds take the month to enjoy such sport.
The shooting season for some game also
enjoy such privileges also. Already many
gunners are here with their champion dogs
and ready fer the opening OF the season.
Next Saturday the meadows about the Cape
will be the places to hear the report of the
gums. and Cape May will be turned from a
fashionable summer resort to a spor: y
headquarters.
Wallace Streaten, VIM. A. Piess ami
Charlton NJ Clarke were AMONG recent ar
rivals at the shore.
Frank Wilson Brown of Washington is
again a guest at Congress He'll
G. A. MacAilister Is among Washington
friends at Congress Hall.
Mrs. A. ID. Duval and Miss Maggie Duval
were among Saturdays arrivals at the
Brexton. @
II. X. Bailey Is among Washington latc
ARR, ais at the Brexton.
H. II. Newman of Washington Is popu-
lar Shorelnm guest.
Mr. and Mrs. william Stone Albert AMI
Miss Albert are located at Congress Hall.
DIR. j. c. Mcclure and Miss G.. Hin Nc
Guire are stopping at Congress Hall.
Jules p Washington is guest at the
chalfonte.
Miss Augusta Durgan better known as
Margaret Halliday on the stage. is here.
Thomas V. Smith of Washington Ia !ocat-
ed at Congress Hall.
ID. A Ray and Miss l.. J. Ray are pleas
antly located with other Westinghouse at
the Star Villa.
Rev. and Mrs. Clarence Bispham are en-
jcying a sojourn at the Brexton.
Mr. and Mrs. J. +. Graham are also at the
Bl exton Villa.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. II. Armes and Misses
Jessie and Elizabeth May Armes are at the
Windsor. registering from Washington.
James b. May of Washington Is at
Marcy's
Messrs +. j. and p. Grogan have joined
the Washington colony at the Lafayette
w. s. Roose and Joseph Gawler are enjoy
Ing their annual visit to the Cape. They are
stopping at the Devon.
A
Webb and Hiss Hutchinson are among
observation-disclosures who will remain at Con-
gress Hall until the hotel closes[
Mrs Thomas Kirby and family are pleas
antly located at Congress Hall.
w. I. Symons is among Washington peo-
pie at Congress Hall
How ard M Barker Is a guest at Congress
Hail.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. HI. Singleton and two
CHILDREN are among the Washington colony
at the Brexton.