Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-07-14
THOUSANDS ON HAND.
Cape May stason Wen started-Guests
From Washington.


From Washington.
Special Correspondence of The Evening Star.
CAPE MAY. N. j., July r. 1900.
While Cape May has been receiving visit
ors since early spring, and while there have
been hundreds of guests here all during
June, now that July has been thoroughly
opened and that the warm weather has be-
gun to come throughout the country, Cape
Mays hundreds have swelled to thousands
and on every hand the visitor is present.
One OF the prominent guests expected
shortly is Bishop John F. Hurst of the
Methodist Episcopal Church. He will stay
at the Elheron while here and will occupy
local pulpit once or twice.
Among those who are occupying cottages
mere TINS season are Mr.. and Mrs. George
W. Boyd of Philadelphia. Mr.. Boyd is as
sistant general passenger agent Of the
pennsylvania railroad. Mr.. and Mrs. Boyd
are entertaining Miss Louise Kaufman
and Miss Molle Davis of Washington. Miss
Davis was .ast season the champion cooked
hat bowler.
Mrs. William J. Rich is spending some
time at the Carlton. Cape May Point.
E. Quincy Smith of Washington is with
party Of Philadelphians staying at the
Shoreham. Cape May Point.
Major F. H. Nash. U. s. A., and family
are guests at the Brexton.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Brown of Washing
ton will remain at the Windsor until Sep
TENDER
George L. Wentworth has Joined the
washington colony at the Stockton. He will
remain all summer
Ex-Representatfve George Hires Of New
Jersey. with his family. IS sojourning at
the Stockton.
L. Walter Weed Washington has ar
rived at the Star Villa, to remain for an
extended season.
Mrs. G. L. Moore and Mrs T. E. Redfern
of Washington have also Joined the large
COLONY at the Star Villa
Miss Frances Martin OF Washington. D.
C.. is staying at the Shoreham. Cape May
Point for the summer
Mr.. and Mrs. Archibald Greenlees and
Miss Greenlees of Washington are at the
Stockton for season.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will am f. Story and Will
lam E. Story. Jr.. Major Edward C. Carter,
U. S. A, and Mrs. Carter. DR.. and Mrs
p. e. Page and family are recently arrived
Washingtonians
Mrs: ]: Ryan Deveraux and Miss Mary E.
Slnnott of Washington are enjoying the sea-
son at Jackson street hotel.
Miss Katharine King Of Washington has
arrived at the Sea Crest Inn, where she
VIII remain all summer.
j. w. Schlade is among Neutrality-suspicious.
passing the summer at the Stockton.
w. l.. Hirst has Joined Washington
friends at the Stockton. He Is assistant
manager of the Georgetown University
track team
Prof. 5. n. D. North, who is in charge
of the statistical department of the United
States census, accompanied by Mrs. North,
is visiting Washington friends at the Brex-
ton. 1a.
party of young Washingtonians who
came to the Stockton for an outing was
made up Of NJ. NJ. Bartlett, John O. Nor
gan. Arthur G. Beland and L. b. Magruder.
Frederick s. Hughes is passing the sum-
mer at the Carlton. Cape May Point
Dr. J. s. Wall has joined the Washington
colony at Congress Hall He will remain
here fortnight.
Mrs. Chauncey Tilly and Miss Fannie
Tiliy are here for. the summer. They will
not return to their Washington home until
late in September !"
Thomas J. Root. jr. Of Washington is
visiting cottage friends here fora couple
Mrs. George F. OFT has arrived for visit
Of fortnight. ~