Evening star., 1903-07-25
Annual Mixed Foursome.
.cial Correspondence Of The Evening Star

Special Correspondence OF L ne tfehlik S'ai
CAPE MAY, N. J.. July "A. 1908
1t has been most active "eek soclaiiy'
and although the height of the season is
yet a fortnight away the scenes about the
place are like those of the preceding sea-
sons.
1t has been an active week on the golf
links because the presidents annual mixed
foursome was played. lasting during Mon
day Tuesday and Wednesday.
An interstate tennis tournament was
played here on Wednesday, Thursday and
today, the participants being prominent
players from various states.
An organization which gives promise OF
being a prominent factor in the summer
life here is the Cape May Yacht Club. which
was organized last week and which has
among it's members about forty OF the most
prominent of the summer visitors VINO own
yachts or launches and keep them IN cape
May waters. There probably about
couple of hundred of these craft, and IL IS
expected that the membership OF the c!up
inside of another month will be greatly IN
crea sed The club proposes to build
10000 club house and to have it ready Tor
use by next summer. The hope of the or
ganization is to give prizes for speedy
yachts. and in all probability cape May
may have a chance to figure in prominent
races in the future.
Mr. and Mrs. B. ]. Wrightsman and their
son are among Washingtonians who have
Mr. and Mrs Joseph R. Mills among
Washingtonians at the Shoreham. Cape
May Point.
J. Harrington Mills has joined Mrs. Mills
at the Stockton.
Mr.. and Mrs. w H Seward are at the
Shoreham. Cape May Point, for a three
weeks visit
Sumner l. Kimball, general superintend-
ent of the United States life saving serv-
ice. and NJ. d. O'Connell. solicitor general
of the Treasury Department, have been
here enjoying visit.
c. D. Johnston has joined the Washington
colony here.
Mrs William Grosscup and Miss Gross
cup are among Washngtonians staying at
the Glrard.
Mrs Roseman and Miss Justine Roseman
are at the Glenwood for a months soJourn
Miss M E. Jackson of Washington IS
among late arrivals at the Columbia, where
she will remain for three weeks.
Governor Samuel Pennypacker of Penn
sylvania is a prominent arrival, who will
remain until Monday.
Drake, daughter of ex-senator Drake of
Iowa. christened the battle ship Iowa. is
spending the summer here
Mrs. w. d. DevrieS has Joined the Wash
ington colony at the Baltimore Inn.
Mr. and Mrs. Porterfeld are among the
Washingtonians who are taking a promi-
nent part in the events at the Stockton.
Mrs. Shea and Miss Dorothy Shea are
well-known late arrivals at the Stockton.
Mr. and Mrs w. X. White are among
those passing late July days at the Stock
ton.
Frank c.. Hall of the Congressional Ii
brary is passing his vacation at the Stock
ton.
Mr. and Mrs. c. A. Maxwell are enjoying
a delightful three weeks at the Lafayette.
l.. l.. Nathan is a Stockton guest.
Rev Wilbur F. Crafts is among Wash
ingtonians at the Colonial.
William N Thompson has joined the
Washington colony at the Brexton.
Miss Lulu 1. Walters and Miss J. NJ.
Crumb are late arrivals at the GlenwOod.
Louis G. Boynton has apartments at the
Rudolph
Miss Caroline C. Price is among Wash
ingtonians at the Carlton. Cape May Point.
Mr.. and Mrs. Narval Tabler and Miss
Jessie Tabler of Washington guests at
the cottage of Mr.. and Mrs. E. H. Allen.
Rev. J. Woods Elliott is located at the
Star villa
Henry s. Selvon of the United States
geological survey is among Washingtonians
at the Brexton.
F. b. Shafer is registered at the Stockton.
Mrs. A. Sander has arrived at the Wind
Sor
Mr.. and Mrs. J. II. Fishback and Mrs.
Colonial to spend three weeks.
Mrs. f. Hovey-Kng is among Washing
tonians at the Carlton.
Edward E. Windsor of Alexandria, Va.
is sojourning at the Marcy.
Miss Grace E. Sewell and Miss Anna L.
Sewell have apartments at the Glenwood.