New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-21
CAPE NAYS social ACTIVITY.
MANY DANCES At THE BIG HoTELs-GoLF
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c,ra Nov Aug % lspeclaD-The week which
closed WITH to-n,ght's ve-attenGsi hops AT the
la-g,r ho,e.s has been. aside from last week. the
caves, %, the summer season. and the people nave
been here In large numbers as they were iast
weel The hotel accommodations have been taxed
10 the utmost capacity. All through the wee"
there has been an unusual amount OF gayety and
social activity in which the visitors participated
The visitors az SIN coming IN large numbers
from al over the Eastern states. and mineling
freely with one another Ia the various incidents
taking place ard thoroughly enjoying them
selves wherever they may happen TO DEE ABOUT 'he
resort Tho weeks events started N auspiclously
on Monday with = wonIn's qualifying tournam' nj
q, the go'r links. N wAlrh there were players
from New York Plttsburg. Baltimore Washington
wilmington and philadelphia. Some good scores
were made and there /. more social activity about
The clubhouse on the days when tho women play
than on the days that for the men alone.
on Tuesday night the first biz dance Of the week
took place at the Stockton Hotel and 1t was. for
an early week affair. one Of the best SO far this
on Wednesday there was an exciting game AZ
the golf Inks between teams from the Country
Club At Atlantic CITY and the cape Mag club. IN
which the local team was yanqulshed by a score
Of 81 10 70 In the game OF the week previous. al
Atlantic city. the cape May team were the victors,
and this ev.ns up the score Following the con-
test on Wednesday there was n large reception
held the clubhouse.
on Wednesday night large mdweek dance
took place at Congress Hall. where all had a
pleasant time. on the same evening german
was given nj the Stockton Hoto. on Friday even
ing another german took place At the Stockton.
led by Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Burling, OF New
York. On Friday night, AZ Congress Han, don
May. and largely attended The proceeds of the
evening were devoted 70 the heneht II -! Mar
garets House. country week home for he poor
OF the bis cities, and a large sum was realized
from this entertainment Tonight Congress Hall
S %Ss fay b @@ wss given ' fr II os Se
a at hr a hG ssl IN Tnf t S9
Among late arrivals AT The Lafayette from New
York are Mr.. and Mrs. william Blair and W. ii.
Z D haring OF Nsw-ysrk Is a; the GlemMood
stay at Cape, May. and is one OF the best swim
msrs here She Is ascSmp@ni,sd by her TO sister
Mr. and Mrs. c. F.. Birdseyer are booked at the
Stockton FOR visit 70 last Until Sep,ember;
Mrs James A. Meehan. OF New-fork Is visiting
MIss Florenee Van Horn OF New-York is pass
Mrs Laura Durand OF Irylngton. ~ j.. is the
guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. +. e. Hopkins. at their
Mr' and Mrs. charles f. wes!erviIt are guests at
the Brexton villa fern for an extended Nt,, period
Mrs Leo Koenlg and Miss Koenig. daughters of
Point sotiass for 3Iro an sStendsa peri1d,
Mrs ' Elisab ." cob. OF NswYork. is the guest
Of Mime Emma Suslhe. AT her cottage here.
John Tenny jr.. II among late arrivals at the
Stockton
Miss II. n. Baker, OF New-York. Is at the
Colonial
Among late arrivals at the Windsor are Mr.. and
Mrs Stanley Nj. Moran and Miss Jennie Moran.
Mr.. and Mrs Arthur j. Smith. OF Brooklyn.
Mt the Stockton. and AZ the same house Isaac
NJ. Dyckman and Mrs. Alexander NJ Welch. Of
New-York
Miss De Brackleer and Mss Alice DE Brackleer.
Of New-York. have arrived to spend the rema nder
OF the summer.
Mrs. j. ID. Whalov and Miss Beherns OF New
York. late arrivals at the chaifonte.
Mr. and Mrs Lloyd T.. I.onergan. OF New York
are passIER two weeks at the CARROLL Nllla.