Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-08-19
AT CAPE MAY.
Pink Ball at Congress Hall-Late Ar
rivals From Washington.

Special Correspondence of The Evening Star.
CAPE MAY, N. j., August Is, 1889.
The most successful season for several
years past is that which Cape May has
passed through during the present summer.
The arrivals have been more numerous. es-
pecally during the past two weeks, than
were even expected by the most sanguine
and hopeful proprietor.
Last night pink ball was given at Con-
gress Hall, 1t being an annual occurrence.
Every part of the ball room, the rotunda
and all the public rooms Of the house were
decorated with pink. making the scene a
brilliant one.
Mrs. Lucien Carr, jr., and Lucien Carr.
third, of Winchester, Va, have arrived at
the Lafayette for an extended visit.
Mrs. Jefferson T. Moser and Miss Helen
c. Moser are among well-known Washing
ton visitors who are staying at the BreX-
ton.
Mr. and Mrs. w. T. Brick and Miss Eme-
line Hodge of Washington are occupying
apartments at the Brexton.
Ex-Governor William r. Merriam or Min
nesota now director of the census, with
Miss Merriam and Mrs. Hancock of Wash
ngton, is enjoying season or recreatlon
at the Stockton.
sew. who has recently arrived from Europe,
is Occupying his Windsor avenue cottage
DR.. and Mrs. 0. D. Darnielle of Washing
ton are occupying apartments at the
Stockton.
G. M. Darragh and Miss Darragh are also
among Washington guests at the Stockton
Leon Reizenstein and Milton Strassburger
are among Westinghouse staying at the
Star Villa.
at the Star Villa
MI. and Mrs. George O'Bool of Washing
ton are at the Star Villa.
E. r. Wood of Washington Is guest at
Congress Hall.
r. Weber Bryan of Washington is regis
tered at Congress Hail.
Mr.. and Mrs. Conrad H. Syme OF WASH
fngton are located at the Shoreham for a
Prominent Washington guests at the Carl
ton include Norman T. Elliott, S. T. Nor
sell. George R. Hamlin, Miss hidsiey' MT
Blair.
Stanley Chumback is staying at the Star
Villa with Washington friends
w, W. Breneman is resting at the Brex-
ton with Washingtonians.
John A. Baker of washington has joined
his family at the Marine Villa.
Last Saturdays arrivals at Congress Hail
included Mr.. and Mrs. John 7. Burning, Mr..
and Mrs. Garrett l.. Hills, j. Bartlett, II.
and j. H. Goodrich.
Among Saturdays arrivals at the Stock
ton from Washington were Mrs. Margaret
s. Darnielle, James D; Wilson J.. Morei
Hanford, A. Lambeth. Mrs. L. Lowery,
Miss NJ Brown and Milton NantZ.
Washingtonians at the Devon include D.
Fulton Harris George Bretherton and O.
Bretherton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas T. Bivens are en-
joying visit with Cape May friends.
Among Tuesdays arrivals at the Stock
ton from Washington were: w. G. Prem
t1ss, s. E. Watkins, Benjamin r. Stewart,
Mr. and Mrs. r. s. Calf, Miss Warner. g.
M. Darragh, Miss Darragh, Miss ConkHng.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Campbell are To-
Gated at the Lafayette.
D. Fulton Harris Of Washington has ar
rived at the Devon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hubert e. Peck and Miss
Bessie Carr Of Washington are at the
Shoreham.
p. r. Dumaine and Miss Marguerite Du-
maine Of Washington are guests at the
Carlton.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. D. Darrell are pleasantly
located at the Stockton.
Miss Elsie Sanders Of Washington has
Joined MI. and Mrs E. Berliner at Com
nress Hall.