Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-07-07
AWAY FROM THE HEAT.
Where Persons May Go to Escape the
.City's Sultry Weather.

Aaty's Sultry weather.
The hot days now admonish these who
live in cities that the time for taking a
vacation has arrived. Those Washing
tcnians who have not yet determined
where to spend their outing will find a few
pointers in the following paragraphs:
Mrs M. H. Thomas. formerly of Bal
timore. is in charge Of the Tudor Hall. ut
the sea end of South Carolina avenue.
Atlantic City, and Is ready to entertain
travellers in the most BETTING and COM
Portable manner.
An attraction of the Hotel Aldine. near
the beach, Atlantic City. is the special ac-
commodations for bicyclists and photo
graphers. There is complete dark room
for amateur photographers. The rates are
reasonable and accommodations up to date.
H. D. Eastman is the proprietor.
La Normandie. 81 South Delaware ave-
nue., Atlantic City. is open all the year.
but presents special attractions for the
summer tourists. NJ. E. Bratten. former
ly of the Lakewood, will promptly attend
to communications.
On South Carolina avenue. corner Pa
ciic avenue Atlantic City. is the Ocean
Villa, Of which Mrs. NJ. E. Suffer is the
proprietress. This is one of the most pop
ular of the Atlantic City resorts and de-
serves its popularity.
All modern improv sments and appoint
ments characterize the Hotel La Fon-
tame, ocean end of Kentucky avenue, At
lantic City. The cuisine Is first-class and
guests never have occasion to regret stop
ping there. Special weekly rates are
given.
All Westinghouse, as well as summer
travellers throughout the country. know
something of the Hotel Stickney, on Ken
lucky avenue, Atlantic City. 1t is one
Of the best equipped OF the modern no.
tells of that great resort, and is homelike
md MI inf in re int r. &c
100 feet from the ocean and on the most
popular portion of the famous board walk.
L. B. Stickney is the proprietor.
Henry Heckler. proprietor of the Hotel
Heckler. corner of Alta ntic and Pennsyl-
vania avenues. Atlantic City. is an exper-
fenced and popular hotel man, and his hos
telry is nearly always filled. The hotel
is open all the year and is we'll patron
lied.
Mrs. c. P. Buzby Of Baltimore has
charge of the Oriole. 212O Pacific avenue.
near the beach. Atlantic City. In addi-
ton to splendid equipments and service
the terms are exceedingly reasonable. The
Oriole is open all the year.
Beautifully situated on the lower Po-
tomac river, in full view of the Piney
Point Hotel. is SWANS Hotel, j. T.
Swami. Piney Point. proprietor. Accommo-
dationS and table are good and there is
sailing, bathing. fishing and Grabbing.
There are daily mails from Washington.
A pleasant place to spend a vacation is
at Garratt's. Piney Point. Md. 1t has
every convenience and the guests are af-
forded all enjoyment possible. A carriage
meets the guests at the wharf.
Moore's Hotel and summer resort at
Leonardtown, Md, is a pleasant place for
visit in summer. There is salt water
bathing. boating, fishing and grabbing.
At Annapolis, Nd. Is Sanderson's ia
nous hotel with large airy rooms. all mod
ern conveniences. a splendid table and all
the delights found around salt water. w.
Sanderson, formerly Of the Congressional
Hotel of this city. Is the proprietor. and
knows how to welcome and entertain sum-
mer travellers.