Evening star., 1895-06-03
SEASIDE AND MOUNTAIN.
Places Where People May Rest an,
Enjoy Cool BrccZes.

Is one Of those annual questions that a
good many people have to solve. No doubt
on account of the weather for the past few
days they have given it earlier considera-
tion than is urual. Places where the tenn
perature Is low and where the cool breeZes
prevail have a peculiar fascination and in
terest just now, and The Star, as usual
will lend its assistance in enabling its
readers to settle this question in a salts
factory manner. Below will be found some
| mention of places where it is desirable to
spend the heated term. and from time to
time The Star will publish additional in
formation On this extremely interesting
topic:
Hotel Wellington, Atlantic City. Is now
open and we'll prepared for the reception of
guests. Its admirable location on Ken
lucky avenue near the beach and the
splendid table kept by the managers, NJ. A.
and H. S. Minor. are only two of the many
advantages of this resort.
An all-the-year-round house Is Hotel
Pembroke, Atlantic City. on North Carolina
avenue near Pacific avenue Until July l.
however, Mrs. S. AXE. proprietress. offers
special rates. which will doubtless be taken
advantage of.
Cnexcelled in Its location and complete in
all its appointments, Hotel Traymore will
doubtless receive it's share Of guests from
this capital to Atlantic City. Under the
able management of D. S. White, jr., it can
be relied upon that the table will be as at
tractive as in former years.
Having made a success of his venture in
Atlantic City last year. Mr.. Charles E.
Cope has opened the Albemarle on Virginia
| avenue near the beach for it's second sea-
son. This artistic structure has every con-
venience, it's location is admirable cuisine
superb. and terms reasonable. An illus
trated booklet will be mailed fer the ask
ing.
Society will be as lively as ever at the
Chalfonte. Atlantic City. this year. Facing
directly on the beach, this house commands
a grand full ocean view, and breezes right
off the ocean blow through its spacious
halls and pleasant rooms. Sea water baths
can be taken without going from under it's
roof, and every convenience is supplied.
Address E. Roberts Sons for an illustrated
booklet, which they will gladly forward
you.
Refined In its society, convenient Of ac-
cess and complete in its appointments, the
Metropole commands a magnificent ocean
view at the ocean end of New York avenue,
Atlantic City. An elevator and modern
converiences are supplied. Terms range
from $40 to SIS Mrs. A. E. Thompson, pro-
pretress.
For those who want to enjoy the breezes
right off the ocean. the Rossmore, at Attain
tic City, offers pleasing attractions. The
house is situated at the corner of Pacific
and Tennessee avenues and has just re-
opened for the season. NJ. ]. Eckert. at
1l3 18th street northwest, can give all de-
sired information.
Hotel selby, at Atlantic City, is delight
fully situated on New jersey avenue near
the beach. Its large, airy rooms have a
pleasant outlook and great care Is taken
with the table. Its cuisine Is excellent
Moderate prices prevail. IS to s12 per week
being the charge. Benezet Decker Is the
manager.
The Ellton has opened this year under
new management 1t retains it's old loca-
tion on Kentucky avenue. Atlantic City,
near the beach, but 1t has been newly fur
nlsned, and II there should come raw and
cold days when 1t would be necessary to
remain indoors, steam heat can be fur
nished. NJ. H. Rand is the proprietor.
G. w. kendrick, the owner and proprietor
of Hotel Imperial. Atlantic City, announces
that his hosiery has been remodeled in
such way as to double its capacity; be-
sides it has been completely refurnished
This delightful stopping place is only 100
yards from the beach on Maryland avenue,
and from Its capacious piazzas a fine ocean
view is obtained. Every comfort and con-
venience is provided and an excellent table
set.
AT the ocean end Of Virginia avenue, At
| lantic City, commanding superb view of
| the ocean and catching all the breeze that
there is, stands Linden Hail. enlarged and
improved by Mrs w. L. Adams, the pro-
prietress, and ably managed by J. NJ. Bo-
gan.
Special rates are offered by Mrs. ]. F.
Neall of Hotel Kenderton, situated at the
ocean end of Tennessee avenue. Atlantic
City. Everything is first-ciass, and the
nearness to the ocean is an additional at
traction for this house.
If You want to learn the attractions Of
ferei by Hotel Atglen write to ]. E. Reed,
proprietor, Atlantic City, for booklet
which he will send you free Of cost. The
house is on Michigan avenue near the
fa
SO PEI week are offered.
For a first-class family hotel the Wav-
erly, at Atlantic City, offers attractions. L.
I. Bryant sustains his reputation as an able
manager, and his terms are moderate.
Hotel Edison, corner of Michigan and Pa
cific avenues, Atlantic City. has an elevator
and all conveliences for the comfort of
guests. 1t is well situated, and the proprie-
tor, ]. C. Copeland. believes he Is reason
ably successful in making things pleasant
for all who stay with him.
A. E. Marion will manage the Boscobel
this season. Special rates by the week are
offered and every convenience Is provided
Situated Kentucky avenue, Atlantic
City. close by the beach, cool bree.as
abound, and fine view of the surf is had.
What is said to be the largest hotel in
Atlantic City on the ocean front is Hotel
Dennis, managed by Joseph Fl. Borton. 1t
Is unnecessary to say anything of the at
tractiveness of a house that froats right on
the beach. From Its broad porches an un-
obstructed view Is had of the promenadcrs,
bathers and the many pleasure yachts that
put out from the inlet.
The Alhambra Hotel, on New York ave-
nue. near the beach, Is one of Atlantic City's
houses which remains open all the year 1t
is especially attractive, however, during the
summer months, and, under the manage
nlent of Mrs. ]. G.. Semple will retain its
reputation as a first-class home-like resort
One of the best places of resort in the
entire range of Allegheny mountains is
the Mountain View House at Aurora, West
Va. The air ls pure, the scenery is grand
beyond compare the accommodations are
first-class il every respect, and further
more the rctes are exceedingly reasonable.
For all the benefits of the ocean without
any OF Its drawbacks there is no place to
compare with the Oceanic Hotel, situated
on Star Island, ten miles off the coast
of Portsmouth, n. H, which will be opened
for the season on the nth of June. The
island is within cable communication of
the mainland. and steamers from Ports
mouth make three visits q day. Fishing,
bathilg and boating unsurpassed.
Mr.. Gilbert Johnson offers unusual In
ducements to persons desiring a pleasant
place to sperd the heated term. He has
charge of three first-class hotels, viz, The
Continental" at Narragansett Pier, r. L.,