New-York tribune., 1902-07-20
MANY NEW-YoRKERS AT CAPE NAY.
GoLFING AND PING PONG ENJoYED-MILI-
TARY AND NAVAL VISITORS.

Cape May. n. J.. July 10 (speciaD.-The past
week, and especially the last Saturday and Sun
day. there came TO the resort more people than
have been here on any previous second Sunday in
July within the recent years The colony from
New-York was largely increased. 1t has been
interesting week the visitors because OF the
many things provided for their entertainment The
gclr links, which are so popular a feature here.
have been almost constantly the scene during tho
week OF social incidents into which the visitorN
have entered with spirit OF recreation and fun.
On Monday there was the usual wOmen's eighteen
hole handicap medal play tournament, which
won by Miss Esther Dougherty. OF Philadelphia.
On Tuesday there was a ping pong tournament,
novelty on the links here. played because OF the
great fascination the summer colony has for that
game On Wednesday there was a mixed four
some, which was participated in by large num-
ber of players. on Saturday the regular handicap
tournaments took place entirely played by the
sterner During the progress OF these tourna-
ments the ladies associations make it interesting
by giving teas and receptions at the Golf Club
house. These are the regular events OF the week,
and viii be kept up for the summer. while any
number OF private contests will take place on the
links.
The match team contests which have been played
between Cape May and Atlantic City clubs viii be
repeated this season. the first taking place
July 90 at Peasantville, y. j., thirty miles from
Atlantic city. where the Atlantic City Club links
are located. The return match will be PLAYED here
at date not vet determined Cape May has
the matches in the past years. and among those
selected for the local team is George W Boyd.
assistant general passenger agent of the Pennsy-
Fania Railroad. who holds the record for the long
est drive on the Cape May links. and has in both
preceding years easily vanqushed his opponent
Military men are here this year in larger numbers
than usual, and almost every day the registers
OF some OF the hotels can be found the of
army and navy officers Major William A. COwieS.
mnr ns oT0ther ana m0ther : are Pere I4T tne s h
has recently arrived from Manila. is taking his
MTCorteney, OF the navy, Is here with his family
Lieutenant }. E Bailey, L. s y, naval con-
sTuStor. now stationed AT Cramps shipyard. Phila-
delphla is guest at the stockton.
Professor William Z. Story, of Worcester, Mass
a grandson of Chief Justice Joseph story OF the
United states supreme Court, accompanied by Mrs
Story and their SON Is here for the summer.
= X Reynolds and son. F;ainsford Reynolds. OF
New-YOrk. are guests at the cottage Of Mr. and
Alexander Simpson jr.. who recently retired from
the presidency Of the Pennsylvania Bar Association.
Mr.. and Mrs. \. T. Weed and Miss Eleanor Weed
OF New-YOrk have arrived and will remain here
Mr.. and Mrs. John Snyder. of Brooklyn. are en-
JoyinS their summer vacation here.
Jere ;. Black of York. Penn. a son OF former
Lieutenant Governor Black and grandson OF Jere-
miah : Black. former Attorney General OF the
united states. and one of the famous football team
Windsor.
Mr. and Mrs. E d Smith and the Misses Smith
life here
President George F. Baer OF the Philadelphia and
Reading Railroad and the Misses Baer are at the
Marine Villa for fortnight outing.
Late arrivals from New-1ork are J. C. Getzen-
datner; Miss Rose a; Donohue. w. d. Van SAINT
LYMAN. A. {. Weed. Walter NJ Fridenberg Mr.
and Mrs Joseph Reagen, Z. l. Hillary. William
Frederick w. Clements. William j. Kane, Charles
Williams. Joseph Workman, Mrs. 1. H. Becker.
]. Becker r. Montgomery Schell Mrs Thomas r
Janvter and S. b. Werthhemer.