New-York tribune., 1901-06-30

steamship line which was recently opened Cape
May is therefore entertaining the hosptable
Southerner. the Jolly quick New-Yorker and the
slow Phadelphian. and the resort has become
more of a cosmopolitan place already this season
than IT has been in past
Every hotel seems to have its New-York colony.
who active leaders in the social life.
The visitors to this place seem to have gone golf
mad and many OF them nov. instead OF lounging
about the beach, only there at the fashionable
hour. and spend the greater portion Of their time
on the golf links. The links is OF the finest
courses in the country. and good playing has
been seen here. Arrangements are now being made
for big contest some time IN July. with teams
from leading clubs throughout the East The event.
although not yet definitely decided upon. Will no
doubt be OF the features OF the season and
will only draw those who TO play golf.
but those who want TO come here 70 mingle with
the society that enters into the game.
The first of the women's handicap tournaments
was played on Monday afternoon, Mrs. Frank r.
shattuck OF Philadelphia, winning the contest.
She with Mrs. Elicit Rodgers. OF Pittsburg. who
won considerable fame as a golf player last year.
will probably enter the championship contest in
the United States Golf Association Journeys as
representatives OF the Cape May club
There have been dances. dinner parties md Ike
entertainments during the week about the cottages
and hotels. These taking the place just now
of the big balls which Will be given through July
and August. number Of germans will be given
this summer. which will be very pretty and inter
esting.
The bathing is good. and the beach is now
literally lined with people both bathing watch
Ing the bathers. around the noon hour The yacht
ing and fishing taking the attention OF the
sportsmen. and the bright moonlight nights which
have prevailed have induced many TO go on moon
light sails and enjoy the cool hreazes OF tho night
at some fashionable cafe.
YESTERDAY, a large number of leading newspaper
men from washington, together with others from
Baltimore and Philadelphia, came here. They are
pennsylvania railroad They will remain until
Monday and be under the care Of Assistant Gen
wives 5. and women friends are with them,
of East Orange n j. David E Benedct Of Yey
ark, r.: j.; Mr. and Mrs E. Cochran and Miss
Mrs, l. A., Voorhees,; Of BrGnswick Gouver,
Rgur l PinhI9 Piagdi1g I'd & Of Newaven Conn Nj am and
69d 69Ff P sPa Mrs nT Of 2f 6FG9byR Nj
Bryan, of Plainfed, and Mr.. and Mrs " Rodney
Burton. of Saratoga. are among late arrivals.
Upshur Dennis, OF Maryland. guests at Con-
Mr., and Mrs. H. c. FairchId. of Brooklyn. are
here for the summer:
, man and Assistant Secretary OF the Treasury Mil
ton E. Allies have their families here for the sum
New-Yorkers who are late arrivals at the leading
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+. Mann. S b. Withheimer, $. Goodman. Robert
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Davis, ". W Leland. Mrs W. b; Elliott, Miss
Elliott, X Doggett, Mr.. ana Mrs. r. %. richards,
Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Pearson 1r.. Charles Fraucken,
George L. Meter, Joseph Hurtz Charles Dan
forth, w. p Rich. II. Tebauit. e II. De Ford. A.
steitz. r. c. McCloy. Mr.. and Mrs. J. w Stoltz,
J. S. Sumpkns. Charles Kelly. Frank J. Field.
Allen. J. Alfred Nichols. William De Vine, Mr. and
w J. Lemon Mr. and Mrs. F. NJ. Gladwin, T. j.
Anderson. Miss Margaret Bedell. w, Van Blarcom,
Miss Smith Albert Bishop. Alfred Holden. Mr..
and Mrs John w. Kearney n. Rowland George
Mainwarng. Joseph Made. Malcolm B. Kreble,
Mr. and Mrs s. K. Moore. Robert r. Johnston.
Miss Isabelle Anderson: Donald Clarke Rarney
| Hill. J. w. Browning. Mrs. r. +. Murphy, Emma
L, Murphy ". H Power, c. r. Marchant. Mrs
Mooney Mrs J. O'Donovan and Miss Moore.