Evening star., 1898-06-22

| Iound In the schedules of these lines
printed in The Star.
The Woodlawn at Rockville Md. opens
July 1. offering a delightful country home
| Tor the summer at moderate rates. The
| oodlaWn's rooms are large and airy, its
| pc rches are broad and the grounds are
well shaded. The hotel is also equipped
| with hot and cold baths and artesian wa
| ter Is furnished to the guests.
The Arlington at Ocean Grove, n. J.. is
one of the leading hotels at that resort.
| Mr. c. III. Millar. the proprietor. is Offer
| ing special rates for this summer that are
exceedingly attractive.
The Reade House at Atlantic City is sit
uated on Pacific avenue above New Jersey
avenue. directly in the fashionable uptown
| quarter, only one block from the beach,
Mr.. l.. Van Voorhees, would be pleased TO
see his many Washington friends there.
The Hotel Eaberon. at Atlantic City, is
open and ready for guests. This we'll
| known hotel is under new management
this year, DR.. Robert B. Ludy succeeding
| the former proprietorS. The terms are
| moderate, ranging from IS to s12 per week.
Delightfully."- situated at the ocean end of
| New York avenue, the Hotel Pitney at
Atlantic City. is in every way desirable
place to stop at the famous resort. The
service Is first-class and the prices are
| moderate. The hotel has a capacity of
| 125. Address F. c. Read for further par
| ticularS.
All the comforts of home are offered by
the Mt. Vernon Hotel. at Atlantic City
| The hotel is located on Pacific avenue near
| the beach. The terms range from 50 to
| $l4 per week, and the table board is first
| class. Write to Messrs. Moone d Shaw for
| q booklet giving all information.
Among the best-known family hotels at
| Atlantic City is the Brady House. delight
| fully located on Arkansas avenue near the
| ocean. The rooms cozy and well fur
| nshed, the fare excellent and the terms
| moderate. Write to James Brady for book
| let.
The Coney Island of Maryland is Bay
Ridge. Within few hours of Washing
| ten. this ideal place possesses all the sea-
| side requirements of an up-to-date salt
| water resort. The season has opened lnl
| already there are a number of Washing
! tonians summering there. A special fea-
| ture of the place is the hotel facilities
| Both the American and European plans
| prevail, and the amusements are legion.
| Congress Hall, at Cape May, has long
teen recognized as the popular hostelry Of
| this famous New jersey Iesort. Ii is the
| 1aVorlte or Wasfingtcniars visiting there.
| Ghe fotel cmris nds 4 view Of the ocean
| and is in many respects the most complete
| seaside hotel in the country. The season
! opens June %, and already a number of
| citizens from " ashingtor have engaged
| rooms. The table board is unsurpassed and
| competent orchestra furnishes music.
Write to R. Halpin, manager, for terms.
At the ocean end OF Ocean street, whore
| the salt water breeZes constantly linger Is
the Colonial, an excellent family hotel and
one OF the best at Cape May. The house
| Is exceliently appointed and the terms
| range from $40 to SIS per week. Write for
particulars
Directly overlooking the ocean at Cape
May is the Windsor. Since last season The
house has been greatly improved. The
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| been a feature of the house will still be
continued. Write to r. Halpin for terms.
| The Kenilworth, which proved so popular
as family hotel at Cape May last season,
viii continue this year under the same
well-know1 name cement of o. S. Wright.
| whose motif is "all the comforts Of home
| at moderate prices"
Entirely rebuilt, refitted and refurnished,
| the Hotel Berkeley at Cape May offers su-
perior inducements this season to summer
| visitors. The hctel faces the ocean, ami
| every room has an ocean view. There is an
| elevator, a sun narlor directly on the board
| walk, salt baths: in fact, all the necessities
| o: a strictly first-cass seaside hotel. Write
| 10 James and George Bew for information.
With a superior location at the ocean
| end of Virginia avenue and entirely new
| appointments throughout the Hotel Strand
| presents admirable opportunities to Attain
| tic City visitors who desire comforts at rea-
| sonable rates. Fair oairn & Williams offer
reduced rates for j dne
Collins 4 O'Brien, owners and managers
! of the Rossmore. Tennessee avenue near
the beach, Atlantic City, have altered and
| refurnished the well-known house and fit
tea 1T with all modern requisites. The
| table is an excellent ore and rates are rea-
sonable
Among the real homelike houses at At
| lantic City the Clifton corner of Connec-
tlcut and Atlantic avenues, enjoys deserved
popularity. w. F. Shaw. the manager will
send inquirers information regarding terms,
| &C.
Real summer pleasure is always obtain
| able in Maine, and this year the Hotel
Sorrento, at Sorrento, will doubtless be 4
favorite resort for Washing tonians, as A
X. Barrow, formerly of the Riggs House
ana Wizards, and also superintendent Of
the Columbia Athletic and Washington
Press Clubs, is the manager. The Hotel
Sorrento is first class in every particular,
and glance at the advertisement in
another column will be instructive.
The Ocean House at Swamscott, Mass.
| opened June 70 under the proprietorship of
j. r. Mead, who also owns THE Haml
tom at Bermuda. 1t is delightfully."- situat-
| ed and modernly managed.
The Hotel Rudolf, Atlantic City, is Sit
| uated at one of the most eligible points
on the famous beach, and has obtained
deserved popularity under the management
OF c. X. Myers. Until July special rates
are offered, that will be made known on
application.
Mountain Lake Park, situated on the sum-
nit of the Alleghanies. midway between
Deer Park and Oakland, presents unrivaled
attractions for summer spenders. The
Mountain Lake Park Hotel, under Mrs j.
K. Mckee's excellent management, is now
open.
The New England, South Carolina avenue,
Atlantic City, is near the surf and con-
venient to all points of interest in the great
city by the sea. The house contains all
conveuiences, and better still, first-class
table. Bryan & Williams, managers, offer
special rates for June.
No nearby point presents more pleasant
attractions for summer visitors than Har-
per's Ferry. The scenery is grand the air
delicious and there are abundant facilities
for fishing, boating and driving. The Hotel
Shenandoah offers special rates to families
which may be obtained by addressing M l..
Jones, the manager.
The waters of Bedford Springs, Pa, have
been long famous for their effective quail
ities and the location of the popular resort
is all that could be desired. Health and
pleasure seekers alike will find the Avon
dale Hotel desirable In every particular
Alsip & Smith will send all information
.Castleman's Ferry, Va, sixty miles from
Washington. is situated among the noun