Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-08-27
CAPE MAN s REVIVAL
The Best Season fsince the War is Now
aosing.
Guests From thr south ana West I'm
usually Observation-Disclosures n onians
Enjoying the August Days.
Correspondence of The, Evening Star.


CAPE MAY, N j., August 2e, 1885,
The season holdscon here with a remark
able tenacity, and 1T may in the end prove
to have been the most successful and most
remarkable one since the rebellion Before
that time the place was rivaled only by
Long Branch and Newport, and it was
great resort for southerners. The war
broke of this patronage. and Cape May
has only in the past few years been re-
gaining that class Of patronage, until this
year tile south and west have furnished
almost half of the summer guests.
A distinguished audience was at Congress
Hall last Sunday evening, in which were
Ambassador Patenotre,. Minister Romero,
Minister Andrade and their families. At
the Stockton Miss Hattie Meads Smith was
a prominent sooist.
Z. E. Patton Of the Baltimore and Ohio
railroad and Mrs. Patton Of Washington
are guests at the Stockton.
Mr. and Mrs. Grant w. Taylor are en-
joying their annual outing here.
Councilman-at-large and Mrs Richard r.
| Miller Of Camden, N. j., are entertaining
at their cottage here Mr.. and Mrs. George
W. Ross and Miss Ethel Demar Ross.
Miss F. N. Mahaffy. Miss c. E. Wells,
Dcwney and Miss Charlotte c. Wells form
| a bevy of Washington bellies staying at
| the Brexton.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. F. Thomas are guests
Mr.. and Mrs. A. C. Stone and Miss Mary
F. Stone are staying at the Baltimore Inn.
John ]. Reilly is guest at the Lafay-
cite.
C. F. Larrabee Is at the shoreham Cape
May Point
Messrs. Peter and T. j. Grogan are
| Lafayette Hotel guests from Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Levi G.. Baker Of Wash
ington are passing the time here.
Mr.. and Mrs. John T. Windrim of Phila-
delphia. formerly Of Washington, are stay
| ing at the Windsor.
Mrs. A. O. Duyall and Miss NJ. Duvall
| Mr.. and Mrs. T. A. Roderick are guests
| at the Devon. for fortnight
p. r. Dumaine. Andrew Dumaine. Ga
| briel Dumane and Miss Marguerite Du-
| maine among recent Westinghouse
| to register at the Carlton, Cape May
Point.
Howe Totten is guest at the Colonial
| Mr.. and Mrs l.. s. Shedd and Miss Eliza
beth Shedd are staying at the Star villa.
Miss Eugene Reyburn has joined her
parents DR.. and Mrs. Robert Reyburn.
who have been passing August at the Eb
| bitt.
| Mr.. ]. J. Gerson and his two daughters
ere enjoying the late August days at the
| OriOle.
Lieut.. and Mrs. Davis. the son-in-law and
| daughter of L. s. Marshall A. A. Wilson,
| have left the Wilson's at the Stockton. and
| have gone to New Brunswick, N. j., for
| the remainder of the summer
U. $. A.. and Ms. Milliam E. Lewis are
guests at the Baltimore Inn.
William I. jr. Mrs. D. S. Kirk.
| Miss Emma L. Xix, Mrs. Theodore "
Kirk and Alan g. Kirk make up a party
OF Washingtonians at Congress Hall.
Miss Lulu Thorn is a Washington belle
| who Is popular at the Star Villa.
| A NJ. Lainberth obs q Congress Hall
! guest. ,-3a.
Mayor and Mrs. John Boyd Thatcher of
| Albany. N. w., are prominent guests at
| the Lafayette.
Mr.. Morris TIubert, second secretary Of
| French embassy, is a guest at the cottage
| II Ambassador and Madame Patenotre.