New-York tribune., 1902-08-31

son is the fact that the crowds stay here IN spite
OF the fact that there only two more days of
the summer. as far the calendar goes. The
prospects are that the splendid weather which has
prevailed by the seashore will continue and 1t is
khown from past experience that September and
october are the pleasantest months and the most
comfortable ones to pass the shore. and for that
reason a large number of guests will remain here
throughout the month. All the hotels will be kept
open throughout the month, unless 1t be the two
larger ones, which, by reason of the great number
Oh guests required to make them paying institu-
tfons. may close about September Is. The cottage
colony will remain intact until October, because of
the numerous affairs which have been planned.
These entertainments, together with the contests
on the golf links will claim all the attention Of
the guests who desire to remain here for recrea-
uon' and as consequence the season will be
ceedfngy lively for at least three weeks longer
Just at this time there are many dances, and a
number OF germans have been arranged for In
the next two weeks. New-York Brooklyn St
Louis, Pfttsburg, Baltimore. Washington Philadel-
phl&, Louisville and Chicago. well smaller
cities throughout the country, have representatives
mere, and the colonies from each of these places
inlngnng together have made Cape Nav a more
cosmopolitan resort this summer than ever before
On Wednesday the return golf match was played
between teams from the Atlantic City and the Cape
May clubs on the local links 1t is needless to say
ehal cape May was again the winner for the sixth
successive time in these contests which have ex-
tended over a period of three summer seasons.
Other team matches are to be played here with
visiting teams, throughout the remainder of the
season.
The thousands of visitors who were at Cane May
beach last Sunday were treated to the strange and
unusual sight in Northern waters of series of
Waterspouts at sea. During the morning a severe
electrical storm occurred. accompanied by thunder
snarp hghtn1ng and heavy rain. There appeared
to be two storms. from the west and one from,
the southwest, while there directly out of
ihe north hurricane, which went across the east
efh poruon or the resort. The two storms with the
wind forces seemed to meet about four miles off
shore' directly east of Cape May and as they met
hVe "aterspouts were formed and broken in sue
cesSlon These tall columns of water crea ted
prevailed just about bathing hour all the bathers
to the board walk. When they reached it their
Iii f,d seemed 20 TO chanSe TO wonderment and they
once once "a dd a. one OF the spouts appear to be coming
became frightened, but their fright only lasted
moment, because of the spout breaking amid a
roaring of thunder and flashes of lightning Such
regl2ns were wonderment to the thousands here
g nesrdg an an OF whom said they had never before wit
princess Of syria The conness sopSa an b exed ID
STAYING at one of the leading hotels with friends
She travel under her own name ne bnt has
uGn tn6a attention on the beach are the Misses Ger
Hugnson HawIey of Scotland who ars oI Mrs Mrs
the Scotch Highland dress upon the strand at CaDe
May. Mrs. Hawley is sister Mrs William n
Crane: wife of the actor who is also here enioy-
ing 6 late summer visit
Late arrivals from New-York are Miss Peter
SON Mss Addie Y. Derleb. Miss f. Koenig George
NJ. Allen, Miss Emma Braummen. Norman Could
MIS-: Mrs. u L; Manson Melanie c. Lewis Edward l.
Hillary. Erwin j. Rutan Miss Jane G. knight
Theodore Bunker. e. c. Anderson, Miss Caroline
MARQUIS Miss katharine Mcclure. Miss Mary
Stuart Dunlop. Mr.. and Mrs. F. r. Schroeder Ed
ward E. Gold, W. e. Brooks Miss Burbank. W P.
t4ibney j. o. Barnes. Miss Ada Smith. H over
hauPh, Henry Turney. j. James. Mr. and Mrs T Y
Scott tAfred Hadden. Lloyd Collins. Miss Gilbert