Evening star., 1902-08-09
ALONG THE MARBLE-L1KE BEACH
Well-Known Washingtonians Enjoy
ing Sojourn at Cape May.
ondence of The Evening Star.

Well-Known Washingtonians Enjoy
ing a Sojourn at Cape May.
Special Correspondence of The Evening Star
CAPE MAY, N. J., August 8, 1902.
A charming week has been enjoyed by
the great number of guests who are now
at Cape May. Although on Friday and
Saturday of last week the arrivals were
greater in number than at any previous
end of the summer season, those who are
expected tonight and tomorrow night will
far exceed those of the preceding week,
and Cape May will present a gayety which
is only known here at the crowning of the
summer season. The guests are very
evenly divided between Philadelphians.
Baltimoreans and Washingtonians. The
visitors from the latter cities about equal
the number of guests who are here from
the Quaker city, and as consequence
there Is q mfngling Of the southern hospf-
tality and the reservedness possessed by
the Philadelphian. all of which goes to
make up happy combination Of the sea-
side throng.
1t Is noticed that the visitors to Cape
May are OF the better classes of the larger
cities, and there Is none of that rough ele-
ment which comes usually with excursions.
AS Cape May has not been an excursion re-
sort for some years past there is a vein
running through the social doings here
when once entered by the visitor gives the
guest desire to always remain in that
happy condition.
Victorious on the Golf Links.
It has been a great week with the golfers,
and 1t was particularly so on Wednesday.
On that day the Cape May team won from
the Atlantic City team in a match play at
the Northf1eld links OF the Atlantic City Golf
Club by q score Of So to A. The players
and their friends went from Cape May by
special train as the guests OF Mr.. George
w. Boyd. Mr.. Boyd, being a golfer him
self. played and downed his opponent. who
tic City Golf Club. The return match will
be played here next Wednesday.
Senior Don Augusta F. Pulldo, charge
d,affaires Of the Venezuelan legation at
Washington. was among Wednesday, 9
prominent arrivals at the Stockton. He
was accompanied by Col. Carroll Mercer.
Col. and Mrs. Josiah Shaw are among
the Star villa c. T. Almy Of Washington
Is guest at the Stockton. Mr.. and Mrs.
w. NJ Bittinger are among Washington
ians at the Columbia Edward B. Du-
vail of Washington is at the Stockton,
Mrs. John Ts Bivins are among we'll
known Washingtendans at Congress Hall.
Mr.. and Mrs. William H Budd OF
| Washington are registered at the Lafay-
ington are at the Elberon. Mrs. D. Hickox
Of Washington Is ct the Brexton for her
| summer sojourn. Mr.. Harry Selden Of the
geological survey is spending his summer
vacation here. DR.. and Mrs ]. w. Bayne
and Miss Louise Bayne are at the Star
Villa. Miss Reba H. Miller Of Elkton, ac-
companied by. Miss Kate Walsh Of Wash
ington, is a guest at the Marcy. Mr.. and
Mrs William B. orme and their children
are with the Washington colony at the
Stockton. Edward c. Johnson Of Washing
ton Is registered at the Colonial for short
season. Mr.. and Mrs. G. W. Easterday
have apartments at the Rudolph for the
season. Col. Malcolm Heaton Of the patent
Office and Mrs. Heaton are at the Shore
ham. Walter R. Harper has Joined the
Washington colony at the Stockton. Mr..
| and Mrs. D. Mooreford and Miss Mooreford
| are guests at the Baltimore Inn from
Washington. L. D: Parsons is a Washing
tonian at the Windsor: A party of Wash
Chas. Marshall, D. J. Mcconnell. Miss
Bessie Mcconnell and Frank Mcconnell.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Packard and U. 8.
| Catlett Of Washington are sojourning at
| the Columbia. Miss A. E. Walsh Of Wash
ington is guest at the Marcy. Mr..
and Mrs Herndon Morsell, H. T. Nor
sell. Miss M. Allen. Miss M. A. Latimer,
George r. May, Mrs. 8. ]. May and Mrs.
L. Grey are party Of Washingtonians
| Point. Washingtonians at the Shoreham
include Miss Florence Ide, Miss Elsie G.
| Clafln, Miss Lydia Hughes, Miss Anna
Hughes. Miss Gertrude Derzter. Miss Mar
| ise Chatf1eld and Miss Jennie Risley. Mr.
| and Mrs. ]. H. Fishback are at the Colo
NAL for short vacation: Mr.: T. M. Bick'
! ford is registered at the Colonial from
liam A. Ridgeley are also among Wash
| ingtonians at the Colonial. William E
Corbin. Charles Lukins and w. T.
Clarke are among Washington guests at
| ~ IN la${
and Miss Virginia Elliott are registered al
| the Brexton Mrs. w. M. Kirkus and Miss
Ruth G. Kirkus are sojourning at the Star
Villa with other Washingtonians Miss
ing at the Chalfonte for the month Of Au.
gust. J. M. Robertson of Washington is
! registered at the Lafayette. r. e. Geare
! Eugene B. Mills, Frank Byron and Mrs M
Representative D. J. Foster Of Vermont is
| at Congress Hall. G. e. Bandle and T. M
Roberts Of Washington are late arrivals al
| the Windsor Mr.. and Mrs. w. g. Moore
| are at the Rudolph for the remainder OF
the summer. J. B. Truman Of Washington
| is at the Aldine. L. 8. Hanlon OF Wash
ington is sojourning at the Windsor for the
| month of August. Some Washington ar
berger, s. F. Stuberger. George T. Brown
Robert Morrison, Mrs. Thomas w. Kim
| Miss May H Kim. Miss Estelle Winger,
and Mr. and Mrs. Thomas e. Miller. Mrs
| Hattie MeaQeS tSuIIn IS also q guest at tQe
| Stockton for the remainder Of the summer
| F. r. Morse Of washington Is at the Cres.
cent villa for a short season Mr. and Mrs
| J. Shaw Of washington are at the Star VII
| Ia Miss M M. Macabe Of Washington is al
| the Baltimore, Inn for the balance Of the
| summer. Mrs. e: J. Nelson Of Washington
is at the Carleton: Cape May Point. Mrs
| A. M. Nagle. John M. Nagie, J. q. Field
Field of washington are recent arrivals al
the Aldlne. Miss Mitchell and Miss Eliza.
beth Mitchell have Joined the Washington
| colony at the Wyoming. Mr.. and Mrs
Charles H. Heinie Of Washington are
| guests at the Elberon.