Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-06-09
FOR SUMNER VACATIONS.
Where Neutrality-suspicious. May Seek
Rest and Recreation.

the spending of a summer vacation will
no doubt be gladly received by Washing
tonians who have not yet determined
where TO spend their holiday:
The Hotel DE Vile, Atlantic City, was
cpened the Isl of June. This popular
hotel is but eighty yards from the beach
and is plea sanity situated. The rates are
moderate. from 50 to SIS per week. Pride
is taken IN the menu.
This is the second season for the Grand
Atlantic Hotel. Atlantic City. conducted
by Chas. E. Cope. 1t is situated on Fir-
Ginia avenue and the beach, within few
yards of the new steel pier. 1t contains
800 suites of rooms, and affords the COM
forts sought at a summer resort.
The New Hotel Wellington" Atlantic
City. is the former wellington rebuilt.
enlarged and refurnished. 1t is conducted
by Geo. II. Coryell. In rebuilding atten-
ton was paid TO the comfort of the guests
possible. The location. at the ocean END
of Kentucky avenue, is advantageous. Spe-
cial rates are offered for June.
With pountifuily supplied table. every
MODERN convenience, situated on Kentucky
avenue, near the ocean, apd provided with
elevator, sun parlor and many comforts,
the Hotel Champagne offers great attrac-
tons to the sojourner at Atlantic City. A
special inducement in rates for June is Of
fered by the proprietor, Mr.. c. Shelton.
Tie Hotel Majestic, Atlantic City, on
Virginia avenue. seventy-five yards from
the beach, new and modern. with fine
ocean view, and provided with modern
CUnveniences. elevator. and excellent serv-
ice in all respects. During June special
terms Will be made by the proprietor, Mr..
w. H. Stehle.
What you want for summer comfort on
the seashore is a hotel which is cheerful
and homeike. The Hotel Traymore owned
and conducted BY D. S. White, jr., is such
place 1t is one of the attractive sum-
mer homes of Atlantic City. The rates
are as moderate as is consistent with
frSt-cl2sS service.
NJ W. Upham has reopened the Sea-
bright at the corner of Pacific and Rhode
Island avenues. Atlantic City, and will con-
duct Il in a manner best conducive to the
comfort of his guests. The house has
full ocean view and is heated with steam.
The cuisine Is excellent.
The Hotel Edison. which Is located on
Michigan avenue near the beach, at Allan
tic City, is conducted by ]. c. Copeland.
1t has an elevator, sun parlor, is steam
heated, and equipped with modern convent
enceS. Mr.. Copeland makes special rates
for the spring season and will send book
let upon application.
The Eastbourne is conveniently located
at Atlantic City, and is under the manage
ment of X. McCune. This is an entirely
new house. contains all the convcniences
pertaining to a modern hotel. and is equip
ped with public and private baths
The Hotel Boscobel at Atlantic City, N.
j., makes reduced rates in the spring
son, and a. E. Marion looks out for the
comfort of the guests. There is steam
heated sun parlor in the hotel, which COM
mands a full ocean view. The table is
We'll supplied, and the service is efficient.
The Hotel Cedarcroft. which is located
at the ocean end OF South Carolina avenue,
Atlantic City, is conducted by Mrs. W.
he a ran1
appliances for comfort, is heated by steam
and has Il sun parlor for the convenience
of guests.
The Hotel Denis is directly on the ocean
front of Atlantic City. The house combines
two aspects; it is very homelike and cheer
full and at the same time is equipped as a
modern hotel. Rooms are en- suite or single.
ArteSian water IS used throughout the
house and the cuisine is excellent. Music
is furnished for the entertainment of the
guests and o'clock tea is served The
rates are as low consistent with first
class SERVICE.
The Arlington Hotel at the sea end Of
Michigan avenue and fifty feet from the
board walk at Atlantic City, is open every
day in the year Crate fires and steam heat
make TIE house comfortable in cool
weather An elevator and all modern con-
veniences are provided II. w. Purchase is
the proprietor.
The Berkshire Inn, at Atlantic City, n. j.,
is conducted by Mr.. G. Frank Cope, and is
located at the ocean end of Virginia avenue.
This is high-class hotel with moderate
rates. TIE house has full view of the
ocean, Is steam heated and has an elevator
to the ground floor. The capacity of the
MOTEL Is for 300 guests, and Mr.. Cope, the
proprietor. is tireless in mis- efforts to make
his guests comfortable. Special spring
rates will be furnished upon application.
The Wav=rly. at Atlantic City, is now
open under the management of Lewis 7.
Bryant and has been greatly improved. 1t
is comfortable and homeiike house. Spe-
cial spring rates will be furnished on ap-
plicat1on, together with an illustrated book
let.
Persons of limited means who desire to
enjoy the pleasure OF Atlantic City will
find accommodations at reasonable rates
at The Evard. near the beach, on Ken
lucky avenue. A card to ]. Rauffenpart
will secure all information
Haddon Hall, at Atlantic City, N J..
has so long occupied a leading place among
the elegant hotels of the country that its
Eame Is synonymous among the cultured
and well-to-do with Atlantic City. The
same careful and experienced manage
ment retains control of the hosiery, which
occupies the most eligible location in the
great seaside resort. Leeds & Lippin-
colt will send a booklet on application.
Excellent accommodations, including all
comforts and cOnveniences, are assured to
patrons of the Hotel Imperial, at Atlantic
City, and the cottages connected with it
situated on Maryland avenue near the
beach at Atlantic City. G. W. kendrick is
the capable manager
Atlantic City is now at it's most charm
ing period. Everything is fresh and bright;
the crust of the summer crowds is lack
ing, and enjoyment without annoyance Is
attaInabie by all who go there. The Lo-
raine, on the beach at st. Charles Place,
has every convenience, and meets the de-
mandS of even the most faStidiouS. Saml.
Wagner & Son, the proprietors, will send
pamphlet on application.
The Hotel Royal, on Kentucky avenue
near the beach, Atlantic City will be found
a pleasant and comfortable house by Wis
itors to the popular resort. 1t Is centrally
located, and well kept, the manager being
Henry Miller, formerly of the Elberon.
Washingtonians will meet familiar host
at the Wiltshire, Virginia avenue near the
beach, Atlantic City, in S. s. Phoebus, for