New-York tribune., 1902-08-10
MANY VISITORS AT CAPE MAY :
GAYETY PREvAILING-sOCIAL ACTIVITY
GOLF PLAYING.

Cape May. y. J.. Aug. (speciaD.-The gayety
which prevails al this resort is due to the fact
that the season is successful as has been any
past season within recent years excepting last
year. which the hest for ten years pre-
viOus. The thronGS here -ast Saturday night are
gain here this evening and fill every conceivable
boarding place and hotel and make it particularly
lively the boardwalk, which stretches along
the ocean front. in the hotel exchanges. about
their ball rooms and piazzas. along the principal
tEorougkfares in The city and about the Golf Club
house and links.
1t has been active week in social way be-
cause of the exceptionally large number of small
events which have taken pace. and which were
well attended and greatly enjoyed by the partici-
pants. 1t is noticeable fact here that of all the
visitors who come here there are of the rough
or excursion element which visit the majority OF
the resorts the larger cities, and conse-
quence the of visitors here of the refined
coterie, and almost be introduced to
mngIe with the cream of the guests At the Golf
Club the visitor must always be introduced before
he enjoy the social privileges afforded one
there and play upon the links.
1t has been an important week the golfers be-
cause Of the extra events which have taken place
In addition to the usual women's handicap Mon
day. the mems handicap this afternoon. the mixed
foursome on Wednesday. and the clock golf early
in the week there was home match play be-
tween teams of the Cape May and Atlantic City
clubs Northield the links of the latter organza-
ton on Wednesday. The local golfers and a large
number of friends went over by special tram
as the guests of Colonel George W. Boyd. the as
sistant general passenger agent of the company to
witness the playing The return match Will be
played here next Wednesday.
Mrs c. H. Stanton of New-York. was the winner
last Monday in Class of the womens handicap
medal play tournament Mrs Stanton is gradually
forging ahead a good player. and now holds
many points toward the season cup III 'Ae
Glass B.
The Right Rev John Scarborough. Bishop Of
New-Jersey, was distinguished visitor early in the
week
Henry seIden. of the United States Geological
Mr. ana Mrs Edward CIery. of East Orange
N J.. have arrived here. with the Misses CIery' 10
remain throughout the month OF August
Among the arrivals of the week who were mere
on the revenue cutter Gresham in company ny Win WITH
D. NJ Barry, of Detroit president OF the -IdtlDla !
Of Kansas City and S. G. Penfield. president of the
Goodyear Rubber Company of New-Iork >-ou-
The Rev Leo KoeniG, pastor of one or New
York's well known Lutheran churches Is with MS
faly Gnngressman at David j. Foster Of the Vermont
District is prominent late aTIixa djpr6Sn %p Of
the Pension Committee of Co2gresSS. ana lorii'sr
Congressman George Hires of New-Jersey- = Mice
Emma Lothrop. who is guest Of Mr and Ms MS
Inthrop is a sister OF Theodore Lothrop. Vice
President of the American Steel and Wire COM
Pnst Historian Of the New York Chapter OF the Co
ona Danes recording seGretaTy Of II tne
with other similar organizations. She is here TO
spend the month OF August 49, =.
Judge John NJ Krott of Sioux City. Iowa is
among late prominent arrivals .--o,, l,r
Arthur B. Reeve. OF Brooklyn. is well known
Princeton man who has joined the large numoer
of unde-graduatcs Of that university here
Late arrivals from New-York are; George 54 HecE-
ell jr Mr. and Mrs. NJ. P Moody. Oscar Goodland
Mrs II E Westley, Mr. and Mrs G stewart
Miss Carmolita Lewis, Miss A. Gregory, Wiilar +
gyey. Mr and Mrs. j. F. McEyey. Mrs " +
Durfey. Mr ana Mrs. T. w. Durfey. c VI small
Miss Gussie Wearns, William HerShler, Mrs l.
Hershier Mr.. ard Mrs Theodore E. Tack Nj and NJ
Mrs Luke o. Reilly, Miss Jane A Applegate w III
Perrins J. r Mills. G. Y. Kahn. s. n Kahn. MISS
Gertrude Whiteside, Mr.. and Mrs. r: B. Wheeier.
William sturm, Edward Fosdick, NJ P Corson. F.
A Freidenrich Miss Isabelle Lewis Miss Cornella
Il lewis q F. Lewis Mr. and Mrs. L Benjamin
livingstone Miss Moorehouse, Adolph Rosenbury. &.
George e Webb, Mrs. y. E. Stol. Mr.. and Mrs
| O F. HInch H Raymond. E. H Hall. William
| n sayre 1r.. A A. koenig. Nicholas hoenls'
| Nicholas Koenig ir. NJ. VI. koenig, Z. G. Apple
gate fr., Mr. and Mrs E. G. Applegate. NJ w Ap-