Evening star., 1901-08-15
GREAT TIMES AT THE CAPE.
Washington Residents Who Are En-
jOying Its Pleasures.

Special Correspondence of The Evening Star.
CAPE MAY. n. j., August IA, 1901.
The record of all past seasons was broken
last Sunday because of the presence OF
more visitors than have been seen here be-
fore in a single day in the history Of the
resort. Washingtonians were well repre-
sented in this throng, and they have been
taking active part in the events which
have been transpiring during the week. 1t
has been a pleasant week at the shore
there being much amusement to keep the
visitor engaged, The week of midsummr
balls is in progress and the dances and din
ners which are being given are the most
elaborate ones given for years.
IT has been a good week for the golfers
"Wednesday a large party of them went
over to NorthfeId. near Atlantic City,
where a match game was played between
Cape May and the Atlantic City clubs
Next Wednesday a return contest will be
played on the local links fine sea breeze
has been blowing here all the week, max
ing 1t delightfully."- cool, Notwithstanding
the heat of the inland.
G. F. Wills and William Bookmire are
among Washingtonians who are staying at
the Devon.
Chauncey Hickox and Miss Daisy Hickox
have joined the Washington colony at the
Wyoming.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Cragin and
Miss Lillian Cragtn are among Washing
tonians who are here to remain until the
middle of September.
Mrs. d. Agnew Greenlee Is a Wyoming
guest for a short period.
j. b. L. Orne has Joined the Washing
ton colony at the Wyoming.
Joshua B. Callahan, Morgan B. Callahan
and Hallard n. Norris compose a jolly
party from Washington who are staying
at the Elberon. They will remain several
weeks.
J. S. Raynard of Washington is also a
guest at the Elberon.
Miss Susie ]. Mcdonald of Washington is
popular belle who will stay until the close
of the season.
Charles B. Bell, deputy clerk of the
United States Supreme Court,and Mrs. Bell
have Joined Mr.. and Mrs. r. Edwin Joyce
of Washington and will spend some time at
Congress Hall.
b. F. Peters, chief clerk of the Navy De-
partment accompanied by Mrs, Peters. is
spending August days at Congress Hall.
Mrs. Fahey, wife of DIR. John c. Fahey
mayor Of Wilmington. Del. is with a party
of friends enjoying mid-August days at
Cape May.
A party OF washingtonians who are
guests at the Elberon Is made up of G.. W.
Weigand. William c. Connor. w. A. Miller.
Miss Mary w. Hoover and Mrs. NJ. H.
Hoover.
Mrs J. NJ Creecy, r. B. Creecy. f. c.
Creecy and Edward d. Creecy make up a
family of Washingtonians who are at the
Stockton Hotel for a fortnight
John n. Nolan and son are guests at the
Stockton Hotel for short season.
Mr.. and Mrs. John c. Davisson. Miss Da-
visson and Miss Brown OF Washington are
enjoying the late season at the Stockton.
Frank A. Berger of Washington Is q late
prominent arrival at the Windsor.
Charles A. Fiske and ]. L. Whfteside
have Joined the Washington colony at
Congress Hall.
j. A. knight of Washington has joined
the party from the capital city at the Coz
lumbia-
Mrs John Miller, Miss Elisabeth B.
keech and Miss G. NJ. Dante OF Washing
ton are sojourning at the Aidine.
:. Washingtonians who arrived at the Stock
ton on Saturday were Archibald Greenlees.
Miss Greenlees. Lieutenant C. M. Ofiey and
family. s. n. Darragh, Miss Katharine A.