Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-08-04
WITH THE SEA WAVES.
Capital Folks who Are Enjoying
TheInaeINeS.

Special Correspondence Of The Evening Star
CAPE MAY, N. j., August 2, 1900.
Cape May hotels are entertaining this
summer residents from every state in the
Union. The southern people coming
here in larger numbers this year than
usual, and they take an active part in all
the social events
The efforts which were made early in the
year to get shorter route from Baltimore
to Cape May, by way Of the Queen Anne
railroad and steamer connection will
LeWeS across to Cape May. has been him
dered somewhat by the mistaken choice of
steamer IN the early part of the sum-
mer. The first steamer that was taken
proved too slow, and that had to be aban-
doned, and now the Queen Anne railroad
has provided the screw steamer Endeavor
ana TINS week the first regular trips We're
made. connecting with the Queen Anne
railroad at Lewes.
Bishop John F. Hurst of the NJ f.
Church is enjoying "a vacation here.
Albert f. Barry of Washington is So
journing at the Cape House. Cape May
FONT.
r: j. Marshall is also among Washing
tonians at the Cape House.
Neutrality-suspicious. staying at the Shore
nam include Mrs. X. l.. Whitehead. Miss
fltzsimmons, Mrs. V. NJ. Lamond and Miss
Virginia LamOnd.
Madam WI, wife of the Chinese minister
is sojourning here
Mr. and Mrs. James T Bivins are at the
stockton Tor couple of weeks.
Mrs. D. II. Kent and Miss Kent have
arrived at Carroll Villa for week.
Washingtonians at the Columbia include
). Henry Hanson, Mr. and Mrs E. H.
Peterson and Miss Florence Smith
y. II. Magiil IS at the Devon for the
j: B. Hamlin of Washington is at the
Lafayette.
Leon Desser of Chevy Chase, Nd, is So
Journing at the Star Villa.
Mrs. M. Dew Brennsaman of Washing
ton Is guest at the Star Villa
MISS Frazier and Miss Johnson are two
washington bellies spending the month of
August at the Colonial
hited States Senator II. D. Money Of
Nilsslsslppl accompanied by Mrs. Money
gress Hall.
Mr. and Mrs. j. Stanley Miller of Alex
andria, Va, are occuDvine apartments at
the Stockton for fortnight.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. b. Moore of Washington
are plea sanity located at the Stockton for
an indefinite period
-nr; ana Mrs f. c. Somers have Joined
the Washington colony al the Stockton.
tharles s. Wilson is also at the same
motel, as is j. N. Watson, jr
ME- mary Lennon and her granddaugh-
ter. Miss Mary Lerch, are among Wash
lngtonians who are STAYING at the Hotel
Gordon
Mr.. and Mrs. John D. Cremer of Wash
'AS In 81 e SueStS at the Ebbitt.
W. = Glenn, accompanied by Miss M
Eth l Glenn and Miss Laura E. Glenn, all
OF washington, are at the Chalfonte
Mr.. and Mrs. W. b. Shaw have arrived
gress Hall.
Or; Herman Christman of Washington is
staying at the Lafayette.
,r n, u. Kemp has Joined Washington
friends at the Stockton.
MIS- 3 H. Davis is among Alexandria
re Mu ms, s9Journing at the Brexton
Mr. ana Mrs ] r. Parker of Washington
are quests at the Stockton for al iaaeH-
havy. - & -' 70 oo'A III 'iie
j., MIS-: NJ F. Hailen and Mrs E. H. Mar
II are among Washingtonians staying at
'ne Sariton' Cape May Point
Coi. Malcolm Seaton. chief clerk of the
p Nav. once at Washington. Is at Cape
ma Nay POINT on his annual summer visit.
ne Is staying at the Shoreham
EiWyh Ireen is among Washington
guests at the Aldine for couple of weeks
Mrs: W. F; Brookes. Miss Esther Fowie
hTookes and Stacy Lea Brookes, ali Of
nieA anii, Va are enjoying the season at
Mr.. and Mrs George s. Anthony are
among the late arrivals from Washington
at the Lafayette