Evening star., 1897-06-10

dations and table. The bathing at the
beach is unrivaled.
Next to spending the summer in Wash
ington, 1t would be difficult to find a more
denshtful way OF passing II than by a
so1ourn In the Adirondacks. Hotel Child
VOID, at Childwold Park on Lake Massa-
wepie, is in the very heart of these grand
mountains. There are golf links tennis
courts, bowling alleys, dreamy drives and
excellent fishing and hunting. Charles p
Leland OF the famous family of bonifaces
is the manager.
Atlantic City visitors will be assured of
comfortable quarters and excellent meals
II they will make their headquarters at
the osborne which is pleasantly located at
the junction of Pacific and Arkansas
avenues. A bus meets all trains at the
depots.
one OF the best conducted and most con-
veiliently arranged hotels to be found at
Spring Lake, New Jersey. is the Wilbur
ton-by-the-Sea- This house will open for
the season Saturday next. and will be
under the management of Mr.. r. K. Lefch-
worth.
Mrs. r. II. Wilson and son, the pro-
prietors of the Aronda1e. one of the best
known hotels at Atlantic City, which is To-
Gated on Pacific and Kentucky avenues,
announce special rates to families. This
house is very near the beach, and its cui-
sine is famous.
The location of the Glaslyn, situated on
Park place, opposite the City Park, near
the beach, makes it one of the most de-
sirable houses at Atlantic City. Its cuisine
and furnishings are unexcelled. The house
is provided with an electric elevator, Mr.
S. S. Crowell being the proprietor.
Mrs. H. Y. Meyer, who this season con-
ducts the Wetherill, situated on Kentucky
avenue, near the beach, Atlantic City, an
ci.,l for hi ~ Sn
a day. The house has a capacity of 200
and is most delightful resort, furnished
with every convenience.
The Stratford, corner of Kentucky
avenue, is one of the best-equipped hotels
al Atlantic City. 1t is directly on the
pea y, every room giving a full view of the
ocean, 1t is possessed of every convenience
sun parlor, elevator and sanitary plumb
Ing. 1t is run on the European plan and
has cafe attached. Rates, 81 to 81 a day
Special rates will be given families by the
Nuttale House, Atlantic City, which will
be conducted this season by Mrs. M. NJ
Farrar and Mrs. NJ A. Atkinson of this
city. The house is situated on South Caro-
lima avenue, being the second from the
beach, and the rates are from 81 to Sl2 a
week.
A famous Atlantic City hotel is the
United States, Mr.. ]. r. Palmer, proprietor
1t has a capacity of 5OO and viii open Oh
INC --u VI lIiS uONtH he Terms Oh lHlS
house are very moderate, ana it is unsur-
passed in the accommodations afforded
guests.
There is no better known house or one
more favorably known than the Coleman
House, Asbury Park, N. ]. 1t is located
throughout with hot and cold baths. and
its table is not excelled by any at this pop
ular resort. There is a splendid orchestra
in the house. and nothing is left undone to
-xa1,l Al.
P Margetts, chief clerk. The house will
open the 26th instant.
The Metropolitan, the famous Asbury
Park hotel, opens for the season next Sat
urday, under the same successful manage
ment in former years, Mr.. Theodore
Owes being its proprietor. The house is de-
lightfully located, and is furnished with
every modern convenience Its guests will
also enjoy the music of a fine orchestra.
The pure air. the grand and romantic
scenery and the enjoyable features of
mountain liz commend Aurora, w. Va,
the most enjoyable feature in connection
with Aurora is the Mt. View House. This
hotel is an exceptionally desirable stopping
place in this delightful region, and has not
only first-class accommodations in every
respect, but a most reasonable list of rates.
Fro particulars address John A. LantZ, pro-
prietor.
The Hotel Columbia, the leading and
largest hotel ut Belmar, n. j., is situated
directly on the beach, and a most beautiful
view of the ocean may be obtained from all
points of the building. 1t has been enlarged
materially and beaut!fied to such an extent
as to make it exceedingly desirable as a
seaside stopping place. 1t has an addition
of fifty rooms over last season, a number
of new baths, a new electric light plant,
while not the least enjoyable feature is the
series of concerts given at this house dur
ing the season. NJ. Lindsay, the proprietor,
will send pamphlets and diagrams Upon
application. The service and cuisine are
unsurpassed, while all the fittings of the
hotel are new and elegant.
discount of 10 per cent is given on all
rates at the Hotel Aldine. Atlantic City,
until July 1. The prices are from 50 TO sl4
per week. The house Is supplied with all
modern conveniences and all the little ac-
cessories that must be found at every first
class hosiery in order to commend il to
the patronage of both transient and per-
manent boarders. The proprietor, Mr. H.
D. Eastman, will send a booklet containing
all Information about the house to any one
who desires 1t.
8. 8. Phoebus. formerly of the Hygcia,
Old Point Comfort. has taken charge of the
Hotel RossmOre. corner Tennessee and Pa
cific avenues, Atlantic City. Any one who
has visited the Hygeia under Mr.. Phoebus'
management will understand and appre-