New-York tribune., 1901-07-28
CAPE MAY HAS MANY VISITORS.

Cape May. N j.. July q (SpeciaD.-The height OF
the summer at this resort Will be reached IN
another week. and all previous records will be
broken More people have been here than ever be-
fore In July. and with the coming of the crowds
comes the life OF a cosmopolitan summer resort.
On every hand there amusements which the
visitors enjoy because Of their diversity. This
old resort has long been known for Its exclusive
ness and therefore the visitors who have
been Of the representative families of the larger
cities. This year there has not been much change
In the class OF visitors. although there have been
a few excursions. but the conservative ele
ment seems to have branched out on a new idea
and the young people are once more coming to the
town. The New-York element has been largely
increased over what it has been In former years,
and it is active IN the social events which take
place.
In the early part Of the week the bathers
somewhat frightened because OF the prevalence
Of jelIynsh in the breakers. This condition, how
ever. has been passed. and the bathing is now as
popular as 1t was before Never before in the rec
election OF visitors here has the presence OF Jelly
FISH been known, and It is probable that II Will be
long time before they bother the bath"rs again
On the golf links there has been continuous
round OF life all the week
Henry Austin Adams formerly rector OF the
Protestant Episcopal Church OF III" Redeemer, in
Elghty-ninth-st New York and who some years
ago became Roman Catholic. is resting az Cape
May. and VIII deliver lecture I'm the Iron Pier
Opera House tomorrow FOR tho benefit OF st
Mary's Roman Catholic Church.
Lieutenant Q. c. McCartency. L. 5. y. and fam
iIy are spending the remainder OF the summer
Cape May
Commander }. =. s. Lawrence. L. ;. y. and bride
are spending their honeymoon at the StccAton.
Captain Gmedlcy Darlington Butler. L. : A. IS
enjoying vacation here
Ihe Right Pew. Courtlau6t Whitehead. Bishop of
Pittsburg. who has been guest here for several
days will o!iicate III St Johns Church to-Iuorrow
Charles L. Tut, who owns one Of the largest nIae
properties In Colorado. and who is an excellent
wing shot IS occupying cottage AT Cape May for
the summer.
Judge Henry Bond Of the Missouri Court Of Ap-
peals and his daughter. Miss Irene, are spending
their vacation here.
Judge David = Marvil. OF the Delaware Supreme
Court. ~ a prominent guest.
Judge Henry NJ. Foote. of the Court ~ Claims OF
family
senator Joseph c. S. Blackburn. OF Kentucky ar
rived on Tuesday accompanied by Z. ". Harden.
Mr. and Mrs. +. u. Clcary, whose home Is In East
Orange are guests at leading hotel
Senator and Mrs. Charles A. Reed, of Plainheld
y. j., late arrivals
State CqHtrollcr William S. Hancock OF New
Jersey Is here enjoying short sojourn.
Senator Charles a. Francis. OF Monmouth Coun-
ty. y. j, Il here for brief vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. y. \. Duchemln spending a
short time with cottage friends.
Prominent arrivals from New-York are Mr. and
Mrs. r. B. Chandler Mr.. and Mrs. l.. l.. Lewis Mr.
and Mrs. w. J.. Raynor Charles H. Garrett. Jo-
seph Doyle. Mrs William Holmes ir Miss JnDet
Phillips, Thomas HoEe Edward r. Buhler. Mrs NJ
Edgar Roberts, Malcolm Roberts. Mr.. Mrs
T. L. Noye, Mrs F. l.. Clarke, V. G. Cramer. John
w Hallahan. Mr. and Mrs. Edward McMichan
Miss Rosae McMchan. I. ". Lehr. Miss f. car
rutke. Charles Phillips. Lily Allen. Aure Batonyt
G. o. Mack, Michael Nalenty, e. G ScottI s Zorn
Reinan Mr. and Mrs. s Hall, J. Harry Hasett
s. II. Miller Mrs J. Richmond c. j. Darcy