Evening star., 1898-06-07
SUMNER RESORTS.
Where WashinEtOnians Can Advan.
tageOusly spend Their Vacation.

| or thar families to enjoy rest either at the
seaside or at some country place. Below
are some suggestions that may help in set
ting the question where to go:
The dolce far niente" days are at hand
and the recollection of the lazy swash Of
the oceans waves makes one long to go to
the Wetherill, that well-known hotel on
Kentucky avenue, at the beach, Atlantic
City. 1t is a home-like place and year
after year many of it's patrons come with
| regularity that bespeaks everything for
the place. Mrs. H. Y. Meyer will furnish
a booklet on application.
The Hotel Kenderton, at the ocean end
of Tennessee avenue. Atlantic City, enjoys
a large patronage. because the rates are
reasonable and because Mrs. ]. F. Neall
SuperintendS it. Not every one who goes
to the seaside has the long purse of mil
lionaire, and those sojourners who have
not will find all the comforts necessary to
their healthful existence at the Kenderton.
The ST. Charles Hotel at Atlantic City
claims to be 1.-The finest hotel on the
coast" and it is a fact it is a splendidly
equipped and perfectly appointed place of
rest and recreation. 1t is managed by
James b. Reilly. a veteran in the business,
and his Identification with it establishes it's
reputation as a first-class, up-to-date hos
tery.
A "sun parlor." where sun baths may be
enjoyed by those who think that the suns
rays are potent health-givers, is one of the
Special features of the Chester Inn, at
Ocean and New York avenue, Atlantic
City. The inn is open the year round and
steam heat is provided during the winter
and spring seasons.
Ask for the Pennhurst when you reach
Atlantic City, and at the ocean end of
Michigan avenue you will find it. It's
fined name is an Indication that it is of
the kind to suit Washing tonians who do
not find their home citV enough of a
er resort for their tastes. An electric
elevator to the street level is boon to the
guests after they have worn themselves
out on sand and water.
Everybody who has been to Atlantic City
knows the Little Brighton Hotel and res
taurant. 1t was formerly on the board
walk, but is now at the ocean end of South
Carolina avenue. Home comforts and mod
crate rates is the summer cry of the pro-
Prietor, S. A. Schweisfcrt.
Only 100 feet frcm the beach and from
the grateful breezes that spring out of the
briny deep is the Hotel Stickney, Ken
lucky avenIe. Atlantic City. An elevator
adds to the pleasure of the guests, and
rates which will appeal to everybody ara
promised.
Families find special inducements offered
them for a stay at the Scarborough at At
lantic City. 1t is quiet, refined homelika
place, en- Maryland avenue on the beach
unobstructed view of old ocean is to be en-
joyed, and 1.-The ships that pass'' in thu
daytime are plainly seen. 1t has an ele
vator, steam heat and baths. Alfred Wy
man will send illustrated booklet to in
Quirers.
A new house in every respect is the New
England, al Atlantic City 1t is on South
Carolina avenue and the great waves from
the ocean break on the shore only seventy
five yards away. Ozone in deep draughts is
to be enjoyed there by those whose lungs
are in need of bracers. Reduced spring
rates are offered, and Bryan & Williams,
the proprietors, have booklet which they
will send upon application.
Hotel Atglen, on Michigan avenue, near
the beach, at Atlantic City, has many at
fractions for those who want the best at
the lowest price. 1t offers terms and COM
forts not always to be found together, and
its location is unsurpassed from the marine
point of view. j. Z. Reed is it's proprietor,
and his name is known from Maine to Cali
fornia among summer resort frequenters.
Chattolanee Springs Hotel, at Green
Spring Valley, Md, is 627 feet above tide
water. It is but fifty-three miles from
Washington, on the Pennsylvania railroad.
and boasts of superior advantages, with
fine, dry atmosphere, where cottages may
be rented and meals obtained at the hotel.
Invalids, convalescents and those seeking
rest and quiet will find Carroll Springs
SelltGIlun an lUedl Inc institution
is located 1T Forest Glen. Md. but nine
miles from Washington, and on an elevated
site 1t may be reached by B. and o. or
W. W. and Forest Glen railroad.
One of the most popular resorts in the
south is the Homestead Hotel, at Virginia
Hot Springs. in the old dominion noun
tains. The hosiery is strictly modern in
all its appointments, and a stay there in
sures baths from flowing hot springs of the
most celebrated and effective thermal wa
al hi mod NI-ith
form of hrst-clasS amusement. Two and
oue-half miles from the hot springs are the
famous healing springs, and flVe miles from
the latter are the warm springs, affording
the most luxurious bath and the desirable
qualities of family resort.
Seekers after rest, recreation and health
will find all three at Saratoga Springs, New
York. The Grand Union Hotel there will be
open June 10. Those who may go there
this season for the first time will do them
selves u favor by registering at the Grand
Union. An illustrated pamphlet will be
sent on request
Those who are in need of recuperation-
whose close attention to business has
caused a depletion of the nerve forceS-Will
find at DIR. Strong's sanitarium, Saratoga
Springs. N Y, Adirondack air, elegant
wheeling entertainments and Turkish, Rus
sian and sulphur waters. Send fer an H.
Illustrated circular and be convinced.
The United States Hotel at Saratoga
Springs, n. Y, "the queen of American wa
teIing places" announces it's opening to
take place June IA. The United States at
tracts its patrons by a model service, ami
those who once test it's hospitality become
its regular guests.
The Lee White Sulphur Springs, reached
by the Southern railway, are 1900 feet
above the level of The sea- The waters are
said to contain larger per cent of soda
than any springs in Virginia, and no lime.
The hotel affords hot and cold baths and
guests have the advantage of fine shade,
grand scenery and healthful atmosphere.
Visitors seeking the cool air, fine water
and grand scenery of the Virginia noun
tains win find Rock Enon Springs an ideal
resort during the hot weather of summer.
Besides the mineral baths there are a large
ball room, good music and a stage and
scenery for dramatic entertainments.
The waters of Bedford Springs, Pennsyl-
vania have earned for that locality the
title of the Carlsbad of America. In the
way of amusements the Bedford Springs
Hotel has magnificent golf links and one of
the finest bowling alleys in the country.
One OF the most accessible and at the
same time delightful of the Virginia springs
is that of l.. Z. Jordan, and known as the
Jordan White Sulphur Springs up in the
Shenandoah valley.
The Fairfax Inn is one of the best equip