Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-07-28
ROUND OF soc1ABlLlTIEs.
Golf Teas All the, Go-Success of the
Pavilion Concerts.
Special CORRESPONDENCE of The Evening Star.

CAPE MAY, n. J., July 2s, 1900.
This has been the most interesting week
of the summer here. 1t has been one con-
tinuous round of social activity, and events
which have taken place have been largely
attended by the New Workers who We're at
Cape May. and they have taken a lead in
great many of these events.
1t has been exceedingly pleasant here all
the week, there being delightful sea breezes
blowing from off the ocean. On Monday
the first event which tranSpired was the
women's golf tournament on the local links,
and was participated IN by about forty of
the most prominent players here. While
they played golf a large tea in pro-
gress at the club house, and several private
dinners were gwen in various apartments.
Cape May has so far enjoyed the best
season for five or six years. There have
been all along more guests at the hotels
than even six years ago, when Cape May
had phenomenal season. When the sea-
son first opened the cottage colony was not
as large as usual. Now the cottages are al
most all occupied, although occupied late
and at lower rates than ordinarily.
popular feature this summer has been
the free concerts given by the band, pro-
E'ded at the municipal expense. Last year
an amount was raised by private subscrip-
uon 10 introduce the novelty of the con-
certS. and 1t proved so popular that the
legislature passed an act last winter allow
ing ape May to spend amount not cX
'tctiIiS "'Vvo loT music on It's DeacI front
ana IN Its public parks, and this summer
the governing body of this city have fur
nished amusement
Recent arrivals from Washington include
Mrs; D; H. Kent and Miss Kent, Carroll
villa; Mrs. John Leetch, Miss A B. Leetch
MISS r. Leetch and r. G. Leetch, Colonial ;
Miss Gilliard. Miss NJ c. Gilliard and Miss
Parsons. the Chalfonte; w. E. Tinney. Con-
sress Hall; George Lafferty, Stockton; Mr..
anil Mrs. Juan S. Attwell and their son
Juan Baltimore Inn; DR.. f. p. Maggie, Mrs.
A M Nagle and Nellie, Eugene and John
Maggie, the Ebbitt
James Curtis Reynolds, Mr.. and Mrs. A.
G. Hancock of Washington, Stockton. and
Or. Joseph l.. Wall of Washington and his
friend o. b. Mcdonald of Baltimore; r.
J. Paine, Mrs. Eleander. Mrs. F. H. Elder
Hall. S. E. Redfern, Star Villa F. r.
Githins, the Aldine. Miss Alice NJ Smith,
Mrs P. w. Coleman, Colonial. Prof. An
ton Gloetzner, Carlton. Cape May Point.
William B. Matthews. Mr.. and Mrs. Eu-
gene Byrnes. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles S. Will
SON. Mrs. F. v. Bennett, Mrs William P.
and w. B. Bennett, the stockton.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. P. Watrous, Stockton;
Mr.. and Mrs. z. II. Fishbacks and Mr. and
Mrs. c. W. Gaffnes Of Arlington. Md.
Devon; Mr.. and Mrs. John w. Cremer,
Stockton; Mr.. J. H. Strickland and Mr..
Wright Curtis of Woodside. Nd; Mrs. E.
Elwell Walters, Frank s. Hughes are
among Washingtonians at Carlton Cape
May Point: c. H. Magilf Devon.
MIR. and Mrs. Walter Stein of Washing
ton, who are spending some time here, are
entertaining largely during their sojourn.
Mrs. John Bryant and her daughter. Miss
Katharine Bryant. are amonElthe Washing
ton visitors who will remain n month.
A. Zelency and P. RogesWenski of the
Russian legation are guests here. The for
mer is a Stockton guest and the latter is
located at the Brexton.
T. c: Trescot is enjoying the season at
the Colonial. where he will stay two weeks.
Jack Ballinger. the Columbian University
crack tennis player, is sojourning at the
Stockton.
Miss TITLE Common has Joined Washington
friends at the Glenwood.
CAPTAIN Robert Sewell U s. A, who was
on the staff of General Lawton when he
was killed in the Philippines, is staying at
the cottage of his father, United States
Senator Sewell
The Misses Pearle and Ruby Wolverton
are among Washingtonians staying at the
Wyoming for an extended visit
General Theodore Schwann, accompanied
BY Mrs. Schwann and his sister, Miss
Schwann. is making the Stockton his home
for a month.
Mrs. George W. yCissell and Mrs E. P.