Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-08-26
AT CAPE MAY.
Successful Season Nearing Its Close
Late Arrivals.

Speciai Correspondence of The Evening Star.
CAPE MAY. n. J., August "a. 1899.
The summer season at Cape May has
been very successful, and all this week the
crowds have equaled i'll numbers those OF
the preceding weeks, which, taken for such
a length of time, have been the most sue
cessful four weeks in a business way that
this resort has had for many years past
Every hotel has been compelled at various
times to turn away guests or to accommo-
date them with cots in Railways or In
apartments in private cottages
The proposed celebration of the hundredth
anniversary OF Cape May as a resort. which
was to have taken place on "Wednesday
of next week, has been postponed until
some time early next spring.
Mr. and Mrs. L. Meade of Washington
are staying at the Marine Villa.
Col and Mrs. T R. Marshall of Washing
ton who have been at Congress Hall for
three weeks left on Wednesday for Man
haitian Beach.
Mr.. and Mrs James Spottswood of Wash
irgton are guests at a Washington street
cottage for a season.
Mrs. C. L. Moore and Miss G. l.. Moore
are numbered among late arrivals from
Washington at the Star Villa.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Neal and Miss Lille
Neal are among Washingtonians who ore
staying at the Stockton.
6 Iandstreet. Stuart Landstreet and
Miss F. Davis of Davis, w. Va, and neph-
ew and nieces of ex-senator Henry G.
Davis are guests at the Stockton.
Thomas Dougherty and family. PAU
Bright and family, Mrs. w. G. Crook and
Miss Crook compose a party of Wash
irgtonians staying at the Carlton, Cape
May Point .,
der T. Hensey. Clarence Hensey and Miss
Edith H. Deban compose a Washington
party recently arrived at the Brexton.
Late Washington arrivals at the Chsi-
fcnte include Mr.. and Mrs. w. Hayes, MISS
Helen K Meyer, Mrs. P. II. ManniX MI
and Mrs. w L. Mannix, Miss Mary G.
Mannix Allen Mannix and R. Graham:
H. G. Kemp. H. Clay Browning and J. j.
Gardiner of Washington have joined their
families.
G. W. Ramsay is late arrival at Con-
gress Hall.
ilgton are included among the iate arfi'sis
at Congress Hall.
Fred H. Wines and G. 0. Totten, jr.. are
located at the Stockton Hotel with other
Washington friends.
the Washington guests at the BreXton
Joseph w. Munston Is a washington
guest at the Marine Villa.
Miss Grace Silvers and Miss Ellzabeth
Ramon of Washington are guests at the
Wyoming.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Henderson of Wash
ington are guests at Cape May with cot
tage friends.
Mrs c. N. Burr of Washington is a
Brexton guest.
M. Wilson of Washington is staying at
the Aldine for q season.
Brooke NJ Baker of washington has ar
rived at the Marine Villa.
Miss Mary Barns Is a Washington belle
staying at the Devon.
William F. Downey of Washington is
guest at the Stockton.
James c. Black of Washington is located
at the Shoreham for an extended visit.
The Misses Rosa and Fannie Easily,
daughters of Commodore Easily of the
navy, are spending all of August and Sep
TENDER at Cape May.
Hart Butterfield of Washington Is en-
joying the season at the Carlton.
Charles r. Wright is late arrival from
Washington at the Shoreham
Mrs Frank Harrison of Washington Is
also a late arrival at the Shorelfam.
Mr. and Mrs. James Stephens and M.
Kamayama an attache Of the japanese le-
CATION, are late arrivals at the Stockton.
B. NJ Mons is an arrival from Washing
ton at the BreXton.
Mr. and Mrs John B. Gier, Mrs. Anna
Keith and Miss Lizzie Tillie of Washington
are late arrivals at Miller cottage.