Evening star., 1902-09-01
QUITE SATISFIED.
Cape May Hotels Have Had a Good
Season.
Special Correspondence of The Evening Star.

1 Special Correspondence Of The Evening Star
| CAPE MAY, y. J.. August ~ 1892
The summer season at this resort which
! so far has been one of the best, both finan-
| cially and socially that the resort has cx-
perienced for several years, promises to
| continue until late in September or into the
early part of October.
A number of entertainments have been
| arranged and the number OF golf contests
will take up the time and attentions of the
visitors and keep them busily engaged dur
ing the remainder of this protra cted season
The visitors. who are from every section
of the country, have come to learn that
| September is one OF the finest months Of
the year at the Seashore, and they propose
to remain here to enjoy this weather The
excellent railroad service which Cape May
has had since last spring will be main
tained because of the prospect for heavy
travel during the next month TO and from
the shore.
Charles II. Stuart has Joined the Wash
| ington colony at the Stockton. Mrs. +.
Briant is among the Washingtonians at the
Elberon. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Beck are also
at the Stockton. MFR. and Mrs. Alfred
Seton have Joined the Washington colony
at the Star Villa to remain until the con-
clusion of the summer season. NJ II.
Welsh, jr., is a Baltimore Inn guest for
short season. Mrs. A. c. Hawley has join
ed friends at the Villa Nova for an outing.
Miss Priscilla Sterns is sojourning at the
Baltimore Inn for a couple of weeks. Miss
A NJ. Hoffman is among capitol city guests
at the Shoreham, Cape May Point. Mr..
and Mrs. w. S. Gill are sojourning at the
Carleton, Cape May Point. Mrs. T. NJ.
Hall of Washington is registered at the
Carleton. Cape May Point. Miss Emma
Sells is bright belle of Washington stay
ing at Congress Hall. Mr.. and Mrs. Alber1
Barnes are among Washingtonians stayin.
at the Marcy for the remainder of the sum-
mer. Henry w. Thomas of Washington is
a guest of the BreKton for the balance Of
nlaFH q hac
Joined friends from Washington at the
Stockton Mr.. and Mrs. F. Cochran are So
journing at the Stockton for an indefinite
period. Mrs. K. Mcclellan Maure is a
guest at the Stockton for three weeks.
Mr. and Mrs w. c. Prentiss are sotourning
at the Stockton for a short season. Robert
N Harper is Stockton Hotel guest for
the remainder OF the summer. DR.. and Mrs.
Frank Leech are enjoying the season as
guests at the Colonial George ]. Easter
day has Joined his family, who have been
at the Chalfonte all summer. w. M Fair
fax is registered at the Aldlne. A. Geddes.
R. B. Patterson and E c. Dean are three
Washingtonians staying at the Lafayette.
Mrs. Z. II. Davis. Miss NJ. Davis and Miss
NJ. B. Davis are sojourning at the Stockton.
Thomas Hunder is a Stockton Hotel guest.
DIR. c. W. Filleer has been enjoying the
close of August here. sojourning at the
Stockton. Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Burton OF
Washington are registered at the Stockton
for ten days. Joseph Gawler is a we'll
ing the late season at the Lafayette, where
he has been coming for many seasons. Mr.
and Mrs. d. Wolfe Brown and Miss E. X.
Brown are guests at the Colonial w. p.
O'Connor, Ames O'Connor and Miss Mary
O'Connor are among WashingtonIans stay
ing at the Elberon for short season. Mr..
and Mrs. William l.. Clarke are registered
at the Colonial Mr. and Mrs. John H
Hanna and Miss Maude Beale are sojourn-
ing at the Star Villa Mrs. II. z. Darneille
Is with Mrs. P. A. Darneille and Miss Eva
Darneille at the Star Villa. Mr.. and Mrs
c. A Mason are Star Villa guests for the
remainder Of the season. James NJ Henry
came to the Baltimore Inn early in the
week, to remain there for a late summer
visit. U. s. Catlett and J. Z. Simpson OF
washington are at the Columbia Miss Az
ness E Martin and T. b. Bland are among
Washingtonians at the Shoreham. William
3 Nicholson and James A Chrystal came
to the Devon on Monday to remain for sew
eral days John W. Trainer OF washington
Is guest at the Columbia for a brief sea
son. Miss Yates and Mrs. c. A Stuart are
late arrivals at the Rudolph. Late arrivals
from Washington at the Brexton include
CHARLES E. Gallagher, James H Gallagher
l. c. Gallagher NJ. A Gallagher, J. NJ
Deering. Charles T. Deering and ]. NJ. Gill