Evening star., 1901-07-29
A SUCCESSFUL SEASON.
Splendid Bathing and Thousands OF
People Enjoying 1t.

PeOple Enjoying 1T.
Special Correspondence Of The Evening Star
CAPE MAY;rN. j.. July q. 1901.
Never in the history OF this resort has
there been such successful season as
that which Cape May is now having. Last
Sunday there were more people In Cape
May than have been here on any July day
In recent years, and the bookings for Au-
gust are SO large that Il is believed the
hotels will be taxed to their uttermost to
accommodate the guests. Even on last
Sunday many private cottagers were COM
PEELED to give up their spare rooms to &C
commodate the overflow at the hotels. In
this thr0ng OF guests Washington was we'll
represented. and the number of people
from that city is gradually on the increase.
During the week there has been great
deal Of social life on the golf links and
there has been q continuous round Of
events taking place from Monday until to-
day. The visitors from all sections OF the
country seem to take an interest In the
game. and as soon as they arrive almost
one OF the drst places which they visit
is the club house.
The bathing was never finer than now,
the temperature OF the water being about
14 degrees. making 1t entirely healthful.
There Is much fishing and good catches are
being made by the disciples OF Izaak Wal
ton.
A large number Of dances have been
given during the week The most bril-
iieM events. OF course. are the Saturday
balls at the big hotels.
Senator Joseph c. s. Blackburn OF yer-
sailles, KY. arrived at Cape May Tuesday
and joined his daughter Mrs. VIM. p.
Hal. and her family. Col Hall is now In
three weeks ago.
Judge Henry M. Foote Of the United
States Court of Claims. Is passing his va
cation here
Commander J. F. 8. Lawrence. U. 8. NJ.
and bride are spending their honeymoon at
the Stockton.
w. F. Borchers Of Washington Is a guest
at the Stockton.
Miss Jutina j. Roseman OF washington
has Joined her mother at the Glenwood.
EDWARD V. Vail. jr., Miss Catharine Os-
sfman and Miss Kate v. Darby form q
party OF Washingtontans at the Eberon.
Thomas A. BARLEY and Theodore Gritzan
OF Washington are enjoying short season
at the Devon.
Lieut. and Mrs. c. NJ. Mccarteney have
arrived at the Wyoming and are spending
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Ellis and Miss
Gertrude Ellis and Mrs. +. w. Hayworth
OF washington are staying at the Sea Crest
A. H Bryant and VIM. T. Burke IT.. Of
Alexandria have arrived at the Baltimore
Inn to spend the season.
Charles B. Wilson of Washington Is at
the same hotel.
L.
Miss Grace Howard and Bushrod Howard
form party OF Annapolis residents who
are sojourning at the Baltimore Inn.
alter b Bennett is one OF the best
The Misses Julia and virginia Elliott OF
washington are sojonfhing at Carol Villa.
captain G. c. Cooke Of Washington, who
hae just returned from .tha Philippines, is
Mrs. J. c. Baker 'of Washington has
leased cottage on Ocean street for the
Mrs g. 8: spln.tenq1 p and Mrs. Joseph A.
ington recently arrived at Congress Hall.
Luke 8. Kearney H washington is
Stockton Hotel guest. j.
ID Z. Dodge and Henry. Hammond are
also at tho same hotel b
Mr.. and Mrs. r. c. Berens OF Washington
are at the Stockton for long stay.
Mr. and Mrs. WiAiamdA A. Leekch are
among Washinstoniaqs staying ak the Co
Late washington asr,v..s q 1 .. the stoos-
ton include Henry G. Kemp, J. 3. Hubbell.
George R Ide. Vernan, 3. Hodge, 81. q
Chase. Mrs. q. g. Wright and George N.
Mr.. and Mrs w. T. Abrams and Mr.. and
Mrs r. Edmund Joyce OF Washington are
Congress Hall guests
Miss Helen Wexford, p. w. Callman. Z.
the Colonial. e-..-s
7. N. Foots and Thos. A. Dobbins a
Washington are guests at the Brexton
20 Cowting has joined the Washington
colony at the Htockfon.
Tony c. Zetellem Of Washington Is at the
Colonial. His wife win Join him shortly.
Mr., and Mrs. r. b. b. Chew. Jr., are Con-
gress Hall guests
A. M. sheappard Of washington has ar
rived at the Windsor
HyattsvfIle and Vicinity.
Special Correspondence Of The Evening Star.
HYATTSvILLE. Nd. July %. 1901.
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