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The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1904-09-13

IL connection with the recent
visit OF a representative Of the San
Antonio Fair, THE HERALD would
impress upon the people of Cameron
county the advantages 10 be attain
ed bv an exhibit Of our products at
the Fair. It IS true the time IS
short for an extensive display OF
this kind, but il is not too late to
show the world what can be grown
in this section, which can be found
nowhere else. When the commit
tee from the Board of Trade calls
on YOU. which il will do IN few
DAYS. give Them every assistanoe IN
your power, and The result will be
an exhibit that viii surprise the
great masses that attend the Fair
and viii be a speaking advertise
ment for this section fifty time
more convincing than multiplicity
Of words. Talk is good, but whei
backed up by actual results, tn
beholder must believe.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1904-09-13

IT is said that the Harrington
branch of the st. L, b & NJ rail
way will be completed to Fordyce,
the terminus, in two weeks, grad
ing having been finished. When
this is done the attention OF John
ston Bros. will be given entirely to
the work of building the road from
Robstown to Bay City Johnston
Bros. will move their office to
Houston or the oath.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1904-09-13

PUT on your thinking cap and
see what YOU have that would dis
play the wonderful resources of
this country. Every farmer and
truck gardener has something that
will speak fol- this section, and
what not let It speak at the San
Antonio Fair this fail
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1904-09-13
HE WEATHER.

brownsville, Tex. sept IS, 1861
Dated New Orleans. La Tonight aiie
wednesday showers; Ugh 70 tresh so1isAl'
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READY FOR CARNIVAL
A Four-Day Fete All Planned Out at
Asbury Park.

Special Correspondence of The Evening Star
ASBURY PARK, N. J., August ~, 1894.
The past week has been made interesting
by the publication of two important an
nouncements on the part of the Carnival
Association. The first was of the addition
of whole days gayeties to the big three
day fete. as September l. which is the day
Immediately following the baby parade. will
be the occasion of a combined regatta ana
water carnival on Deal Lake. in the ar
rangements for which the neighbortng re-
sorts of Allenhurst, Deal and Loeb Arbour
have united with Asbury Park to make the
occasion glittering success. The lake car
nival will commence with water sports
canoe. rowing and motor-bOat racing IN the
daylight hours. and a gorgeous illumination
of the lake banks ard the lake-bordering
cottages and hotels in the evening. Be-
sides the general illumination and the
parade Of boats. there will be an elaborate
fireworks display. the contribution of the
Allenhurst representatives in the big fes-
tival. Considerable credit Is due to Chair
man Harold B. Ayers OF the Carnival Asso-
citation for his far-sightedness in arrang-
ing with the Deal Lake boating organ.zl-
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AMATEURS ACT.
Summer Visitors Give Play and Con-
cert

Special Correspondence of The Evening Star.
CAPON SPRINGS. August II, 1904.
The past week here has been noted for
the number of its pleasant events On
Thursday evening a delightful german was
given by the management.
Saturday evening a successful entertain
ment took place in the way of a play and
concert. The play. Lend Me Five Shil-
lings," was gotten up by Mrs Chas. F.
Carusi and Miss Helen Cassin of Wash
irgton and Representative Hay of Madison
Va, Miss Helen Hodges of Philadelphia
acting as stage manager The parts were
we'll played by Mrs. Chas. f. Carusi of
Washington, Miss Elizabeth Brooks CO.
lumbus, Ohio; Mr.. Willis Browning New
York; Representative Hay, Virginia. Mr..
Paul Mackall, Washington; l.. B. Stanley
Kentucky, and VIM Burke Washington.
The concert preceding the play was arrang-
ed by Mrs. f. w. Clark of Philadelphia,
who also played the accompaniment for
several delightful songs sung by Mrs.
Roland P. FalHner, Miss Florence Worth
ington, Washington, and Miss Katharine
Main of Philadelphia. Among the ushers
were Miss Helen Cassin Miss Edith Burke,
Miss Daisy Mackall, Washington.
Arrivals from Washington this week in
clude: Mrs. J. E. Gallsby. Mrs. w. r. Du
Bose, the Misses Du Bose Mr.. and Mrs.
VIM. I'll. Groscup DR.. and Mrs. ]. c. MUIR
ply, Miss E. H. Black. w. H. Wells.
Commander Norris, U. s. N, and Mrs
Norris are among the popular guests now
here from Washington.
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THE GROVE EVENTS.
Music and Study Have Important
Place

Special Correspondence Of The Evening Star.
OCEAN GROVE, n. j., August H. 1904.
The Summer School of Theology, which
is one of the most important of the sea-
sons gatherings at Ocean Grove, COM
menced its ten days session last Monday.
The musical features of this week at
Ocean Grove have included the famous an
nual children's musical festival. This Is
one of the prettiest of the many musical
entertainments of the season, and attract
ed an attendance of nearly 1900 auditors.
There We're a thousand of the youngsters
in the big choir loft, and the little girls
were gaily gowned in pretty Japanese cos
tunes of white, with facingS and floral Or
naments of gold and rose. The little boys
all appeared in uniforms patterned after
the summer service dress of the United
States regular cavalry. There were a num-
Der of noted professional entertainers in
attendance, and solos and rectations were
rendered by them, well as by the chill
dren. The Mikado Mandolin Club, COM
posed of sixty pretty girls. were dressed
in colored kimonos and rendered two pref
ty numbers, while the gypsy chorus of
hundred voices also sang.
Last Sunday was missionary Sunday, and
a number of noted missionary workers
were in attendance at the big and little
services at the Grove
Washington is represented at the Shell
don by William A Bates, who will make
extended stay here.
The La Pierre is entertaining Mr.. and
Mrs. Hosea B. Moulton and their daugh-
ter of Washington.
Among the Washington contingent at the
United States are Mr.. and Mrs l.. 3. Sny-
der. They are accompanied by their daugh-
ter, Miss Esther Smith Snyder, and will
spend the balance of the heated term at
this hotel
Mrs T. c. Dulin and her son Of WASH
ington are prominent among the recent
registrations at the New Arborton.
Mrs. H. f. Polkinhorn and Miss Kate
Polkinhorn of Washington are at the OS-
born House
Mrs. G. c. Sampson, wife of DR.. Samp-
son of Washington. is enjoying a sea-
shore outing at the Osborn.
James Whittier of Richmond Va is
comfortably quartered at the Sheldon for
a protracted stay.
Miss Harriet M. Swartwout and Miss
Jessamine SwartwOut of Washington are
at the lie Chevalier for lengthy stay.
Among the WashingtOnians a the Wa
verify are Mr.. and Mrs. w. F. Roduck
Washington is represented at the United
States by S. V. Gelselman, who will spend
several weeks here
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VARIETY OF SPORTS.
A Tennis Tournament Will Last q
Week

Special Correspondence Of The Evening Star.
SPRING LAKE, \. J., August H. 1904.
Entries for the various events of the car
nival period are coming In rapidly at the
headquarters of Spring Lakes newly or
ganiZed Carnival Associatio
The tennis tournament has grown to such
proportions that instead of occupying sim
ply two days of the carnival il will be "A
week-long affair, beginning on the 18th in
slant. The same is true of the golf tour
nament, which. instead of occupying two
whole days. will be divided into a six-day
event of briefer matches
Last night cotillion was given in the
dainty ball room of the Casino, and for to-
morrow night a full dress dance is sched-
uled.
A big dance will be held at the New Mon
mouth tomorrow evening.
Tomorrow night at the Alaire another
of the weekly series of balls is to be held.
A. Geary Johnson of Washington has
Joined his family at the Essex q Sussex
for the balance of August
Otto Carmichael of Washington is lately
registered at the New Monmouth.
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cars at the Hollywood horse show grounds.
and q big attendance Is anticipated for
this the first Of the annual automobile
shows here.
The wind up Of the automobile week will
be a magnificent noral automobile parade
1t Is now expected that there will be up
ward OF 200 big and little cars in line. and
prizes have been offered for the most beau
tifuliy decorated cars. The chief trophy
of the lot will be a handsome silver cup.
Seniors ]. d. Da Casta and Pedro Nadar-
haes OF the Portuguese legation at Wash
tngton are enjoying a fortnight's sojourn
at Elberon.
of it's delightful lawn parties tomorrow
evening. After the lawn party there will
be dancing in the ball room until a late
hour.
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ton to bring this splendid oelebratioe
within the carnival period
Last Wednesday evening a benont vaude
Casino
Thursday evening a big military bail was
given in the Asbury Avenue Casino.
Last Tuesday evening the fifteenth an
nual children's carnival was given In the
big rotunda ball room OF the Lafayette
Hotel The event took the form of a May
day festival and the big rotunda bah room
was converted into a bower OF pink bios
SONS and sober greenery.
Friday evening the annual cotilion was
given at the big Brunswick.
The annual cotillion at the Coleman House
will take place next Friday.
Tuesday night at the Marlborough a chit
drenS fete was given. and tomorrow night.
at the Hotel Manhattan. the annual mas
querade ball will be held.
One of the events of the Hotel Coumbia's
busy social week was the Monday evening
musicale.
An afternoon euchre party was given at
Sunset Hall this week. In which ffty-siN
players participated.
A euchre party entertained the Florida
guests early in the week
A progressive euchre party was given at
the Touraine early in the week
At the Brighton the guests were enter
tanned at musicale this week.
Kane Mahoney of Washington is a gu nst
at Sunset Hall. where he VIII make a pro-
tracted stay.
Among the guests of the Columbia Is VIII
lam B. Pizzni of Washington.
Washington Is represented at the Tenny
House by Mrs. r. Foster and Warren X.
Forster. This hotel Is also entertaining
from the same city Miss Isabel Gaisberg
and F. X. Gu.sberg.
Among the Washington contingent at the
Victoria is G. Warfield Simpson.
The register at Norwood Hall bears the
signature of Harry J. Lee. He halls from
Washington.
Among the Washington contingent at the
I.yndhurst Is H. Seaman. This hotel IS also
entertaining A. Pugh and +. Snyder OF the
same city.
w. S. Weinex of Washington, with ms
wife and family. Is spending the remainder
of the season at the Ashland.
Prominent among the Washington con-
tingent at the Washington Is Miss Linda
A. FRANKIE and Miss Hilda y. FRANKIE.
Mrs r. b. Dalrymple of Washington IS
at the Monmouth for an extended sojourn.
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BIGGEST CROWDS YET
Hotels Are Having Best Business of
the Season

the Season,
Special Correspondence Of The Even;,o Co..
CAPE MAY, N. J.. August 7, 100,
The hotels have this week tho .ra,t...
crowd of the season and the old ras,ut
with it's hundred years of bistor, as -
sort, Is the scene Of much gayetv. becausa
the midsummer balls are in progress at tho
leading hotels. New York's fair soy .nd
their gallant beaux are we'll represented
here, and they seem to lead in ALI tho
events taking place.
One of the schemes on foot to .a+ .ho
visitors here Is to have a Southern tour
ney on the beach drive Imnro,,;sea
iances, with steamers of national coIors
are 20 be used and the contestants will he
CARRIED like rye knights of old'' with
breast plate and helmet. Then in the
evening, the falfest girl will be selected
by the successful knight and crowned
queen with stately ceremonies at 49, 81
the big hotels. "a
Miss Margaret Leech of Washington whn
is staying at the Glenwood was thirteen
years of age on Tuesday. and was aarea-
aoiy SURPRISED ny proprietor Ludlam. when
she went TO me table for dinner by seeiny
III front of her an attractive cake witb
thirteen candles around it.
Mrs J. L. ' augnn and Mrs J. T. Corpaal
OF richmond are pleasantly located at the
Chaifonte.
r. Russell Underwood is located at Con-
gress Hall.
J. II. Goodrich has joined the Washington
colony at Congress Hall
A. G. Farrer is among observation-disclosures
passing August at Congress Hall
w. Fl. Cation has Joined the Wasbingtor
colony at the Lafayette. 'o''
MIR. and Mrs. II. Scatchard of Roanoke
Va, with their-two sons, are guests az
the Baltimore Inn.
Mrs. Oils Johnson of Washington has ar
rived at the, Baltimore Inn.
Mr. and Mrs. b. T. Mccartney are located
at the Brexton.
Julian Carr of Winchester, Va. is a ruest
at the Wyoming.
Mr. and Mrs. J. NJ Mclaughlin are
among Washingtonians at the AIdine.
Mr. and Mrs. +. So Wild of WASHINGTON
are sojournine at the Aldine.
Mr. and Mrs Harry P Hopper are among
Westinghouse at the Devon
Mrs s. A. Magruder of Washington has
jCined friends at the Stockton.
Mrs NJ n. Douglass and Miss Douglass
have apartments at the Sea Crest Inn for
the season.
r. w. Dutton, deputy recorder of deeds.
and family, are guests at the Cane House
Cape May Point.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. F. Ross OF Washington
are registered at the Cape House
Mrs. Norman T. Elliott and Miss Clara
Elliott of Washington are sojourning at
the Carlton.
lonial.
Miss Beatrice Ciuett of Troy. N. T., are be-
ing entertained by Miss Marion K. Ayres ct
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HOTELS.
Near Home News.
Special Correspondence of The Evening Star.
NORTH CHESAPEAKE BEACH. Md.


NORTH CHESAPEAKE BEACH. Nd.
August Il, 1904
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. T. G1eist and family are
occupying a cottage for the season on Bay
avenue. They have recently entertained
Mr.. and Mrs. II. V. Clustering and dauyb
ter, Miss Margaret. Mr.. and Mrs. T.. u
Clark Mr.. Thomas and Miss Jennie Lever
ing. Joseph Benedict. Miss Jane Hathaway
Edward and Miss Mildred Clark and Mr.
and Mrs Charles Easterling and daughter
Mrs. viii Haley has been the guest - :
the family of Dr. George w. Boyd at Wild
Rose Cottage. Misses Mabel and Ressi.
Boyd, with Messrs. Octavius Smith of Cuh.
and George Calver. have been enjoying
themselves hugely horseback riding aions
the shady lanes etc. e
Dr. Caiver is having a cottage erected
here.
Mr. and Mrs. John W. HinkeI and daugh-
ter Miss Hilda, gave dinner to Mr. and
MIS- Alex w. Kent, Miss Faye Kent Misc
Ethel Barber. A-''
Nh A "at t,I party was given to Mrs
Mrs Zoe and Miss Bernice Rigby Mrs A
u Shaw and Mrs. Alex W. Kent by Mr.
T. j. Williams and sister, at ''The Pines
Mrs. Jane Hughes entertained the ,,a,ss.
euchre club Wednesday at her cottage, ."The
Fern" A"7
A party Of twenty-five from the hotel and
cottages made the magnificent trip across
the bay and up the Choptank
fhe mother of Mr. W. A. Darling has
been visiting him and his family at his
hats In The Pines and Holly"
There was an impromptu hop given To tho
children at the Hotel Calvert Monday even
ing. In addition to the dancing seyerai
songs. rendered by Mrs. j. II. and Miss
Gertrude Boteler. fancy dance by Mss
Eernice Rigby and violin solo by Master
vincent Stack were highly enjoyed
Among recent arrivals at the Hotel Cal
vert are; Mr. and Mrs John B. Stack and
family, Mrs Ida Laurie, Mrs. ]. II Rotaisr
and daughter. Gertrude: Mr. and MIS-
Michael Mess and family, Mr. and Mrs
G. Shaw and family. Mrs. Zoe Rigby and
brother. Mr.. Alexander and Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas s'
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A NOTIFICATION BALL.
Dancing and Supper to Follow the
Ceremony.

Special Correspondence of TIE Evening Star
GREENBRIER WHITE SULPHUR
SPRINGS, w. Va. August II. 1894.
A ball will be given Wednesday evening
next after the notification meeting In honor
of ex-senator Davis. The ball room will
be deliberately decorated. and appropriate
favors will be distributed during the cotii-
lion. which will be led by Thomas Ii.
Paine of Atlanta, Ga. with Mrs. Paine. At
l o'clock champagne supper will be serv-
ed.
A leap year dance this week was chap
eroned by Mrs Thomas Chatard of WASH
ington, Mrs. Rawlins Lowndes of Charles
ton and Mrs. Foster Thomas of Louisville,
who received the guests.
Recent arrivals from Washington are:
Gen. Calvin De Witt, Mrs. III. RoZier Du-
lany and family. Cleveland Lansing, L. $.
A.; Miss Wills, l.. Mummnger. b. l.. Du-
laney. Colonel Heine Read, w. o. Lott,
Miss Edith Howard. Miss n. @. Jones, Mr..
and Mrs. H. j. Callahan and Mrs. Douglas
French Forrest
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COMING HOSPITALITIES.
The Cottage Set Have Announced
Dates

Special Correspondence of The Evening Star.
NEWPORT. r. l., August l.. 1904.
Naturally the largest gathering of the
season was the postponed lawn fete at The
Elms in behalf of the consumptive fund,
with its three bands of music Somehow
they did manage to run in the fete between
showers. All told, nearly 5000 people at
tended, yet not half as many We're esti-
mated, owing to the spaciousness of the
gardens and the fact that patronage was
distributed over several hours.
The unusual character of this economic
season. which is bringing diverse elements
more closely together here than for a score
of years, was again shown by the recent
cricket game between the gents of the
cottages and their buffers and walters.
The last week in August will bring a
number of sizable affairs. Mr.. and Mrs
Pembroke Jones are not to give big ball
place Offering informal dance at the
Clam Bake Club the 22d. On the o4th MIS-
Oliver Belmont and Mrs. Harry I.ehr have
managed to arrange large conflicting din
ners Mrs. Mortimer Brooks has taken the
9th for her biggest spread of the simmer
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Woodvile Rockhill of
Washington left this week, after visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. Arnold Hague at their Beacon
Hill cottage.
Mrs Gherardi of Washington is a late
cottage arrival.
members OF the French embassy stationed
at NarraSansett practically transferred
their headquarters to this city during the
stay in these waters of the French cruiser
Duplex.
Late hotel arrivals from Washington: w
I. Bingham, c. Cook, Mrs. w. r. Merriam
Miss Merriam Miss Louisa b. Merriam
Clarence Moore, E. c. Carter Mr. and Mrs
William Corcoran Hill. w. F. Montgomery,
Master Montgomery. Miss Mary Montgom-
cry. Mrs. Sammonds. Mr. and Mrs. F. w.
Huidekoper. f. c. Foster, Miss r. McKaig
Mrs c. P. Fletcher, Mrs. A. c. Merrill E.
B. Chambers.
Mrs Geo. P Wetmore of Washington was
one of those who gave cottage dinners ills
week
DR.. Richard Grady is here from Annapolis
John Bolt of Newport. the news of whose
coming marriage with Miss Louise Horst
mann of Washington was given out few
days ago. is one of the best liked members
of the local golf club. and 1t is said that If
was through the medium of that sport that
they became acquainted
Mrs. Arthur l.. Stinson of Washlngto IN is
visiting at Tiverton.
Senator Geo. Peabody Wetmore is n1an
ming to give a dinner tomorrow evening ot
Chateau Sur Mer for Attorney General
Moody. Secretary Morton and General Cor
bin. The two former are on an official visit
here to the naval stations.
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AN OCEAN RESORT
With a Mile and a Half of Boardwalk
Washington Visitors.

Special Correspondence of The Evening Star
Rk;HOBOTH. Del. August ., 1904
This. the nearest ocean resort to Wash
ington. was established in 1874. has popu-
lation al the height of the season OF more
than o.e00. and the permanent residents
number about 300 The boardwalk. which
was destroyed by the storm last winter.
has been rebuilt and is now one and one
half miles long by sixteen feet wide. with
numerous systems and water works in
stalled.
The camp meeting opens here August II
and continues until August 2S. August ~
will be temperance day. the 2td will be de-
voted to missions and the 18th will be Ep-
worth League day. A great number are
expected from Washington to attend this
camp meeting.
Among those who have been here this
season or who are now here are:
The Windermere-MrS. j.. Z. MOrell, Miss
Julia T. Hunter. Misses Mary and Alice
O'Neill. Mr.. and Mrs. r. ID. Chase, Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank T. Israel. wife and sons, Frank
lin and Charles Wesley.
The Henlopen-Mr and Mrs. w. II. Rich
ardson and son, Mrs. Seabrook. Mrs. Nm.
ker.
The Brayton-D. S. Miller. T. A. kiaseI.
wife and child: Mr.. and Mrs. c. -. Purse,
A. w. Smith. J. F. Mohun.
Waterman Cottage-William Thompson,
Chas. Soran. Chas Stricken.
The Casino Hotel-tharihs I. ThoEl1s,
John r. Brown. w. Rodney Burton and
wife, Mrs Haine. Miss Evelyn Haine. J. A.
Lawyer.
Hotel Townsend-Mr. and Mrs J. NJ. Nc
Lauglin and son. Mrs. NJ. NJ. Jinger, Mrs.
Jeanette NJ. Dammeyer. Mrs. II. Mccoy,
r. T. Phillips. Mr.. and Mrs hopkins, Miss
S. A. Moore. Mrs. J. w. Moore, Mrs. c. ).
Montague and daughter. Mrs. J. y. Nc
Cherry, Mrs. J. l.. Morrison. W. ID. Marean,
Misses c. F. MareaD. NJ. =. Marean. +. r..
Marean and Margaret Marean. Miss NJ. r..
Speare, J. NJ. Taylor. Daisy Taylor. Elnia
Taylor. Miss $. T.. Hammond. f.. H. Ham
mond. Rev. +. ID. Power. Miss Lizzie Gies-
chung, Mr. and Mrs. G. +. johnson.
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tho cottage Of her parents Mr.. and Mr..
Louis H. Ayres

the cottage Of her parents. Mr.. and Mrs..
Louis H. Ayres.
Mr. and Mrs. D. B. Tennan Of Loudoun
county Va. are enjoying they summer So
Journ as guests at the Stockton
MRS. Barry Buckley of Washington Is
among late arrivals at the Baltimore Inn.
MISS Agnes M Nordeman has Joined the
washington colony at the Devon.
Mr. and Mrs. A. c. Proctor are passing
their honeymoon at the Stockton Hotel.
Mr and Mrs. Charles p. Davis and Miss
f. Davis of Richmond are enjoying a sea-
son as guests at the Windsor.
Mrs. George c. Carter of Alexandria, Va.
Is passing August at the Brexton.
A. B. Reith and Miss Lizzie Tilly Of
washington are guests at the Marcy.
Summerfield Mccartney. son OF the late
Lieut.. Mccartney. is sojourning at the Wy
oming.
Mrs. w. B. orme and Mrs. Hone are
among Washfngtonians at the Wyoming.
Col. and Mrs. E. III. Patterson Of Wash
ington are sojourning at the Glenwood
A. NJ Chichester. jr.. and F. X. Satterlee
of Leesburg, Va, are at the Baltimore Inn.
Ter are located at the Shoreham, Cape May
Point. for an extended period
Mrs. r. w. Dunn of Washington is So
::ourning at the Cape House, Cape May
Point.
Donald L. Dutton and Harold H. Dutton
of Washington are enjoying season at the
Cape House.
M. f. Pettis is at Cape May Point for an
extended sojourn.
The Misses Elizabeth and Margaret Leech
of Washington are guests at the Glenwood.
John Hamilton Of Washington is sojourn-
ing at the Stockton.
Mrs. s. A. Wall Of Washington is late
arrival at the Stockton.
J. X. Mock and family have Joined the
Washington colony at the Columbia.
Joseph Gawler is on his annual visit to
Cape May and is a guest at the Lafayette.
Mrs. C. W. Bickford and Miss Bickford
have apartments at the Lafayette.
Dr. and Mrs. Garrett l.. Hill are at Con-
gress Hall for an extended sojourn.
j. A. Eckert Of Washington Is soJourn-
ing at the Lafayette.
r B. Pollard Of Richmond. Va. is Star
Villa arrival.
Mr. and Mrs T. ]. McDOnough OF wash
ington are guests at the Sea Crest Inn.
Miss Mary f. PettiS of Washington Is So
journing at the Sea Crest Inn.
Mrs. l.. P. Webster Of Washington Is So
journing at the Ebbitt.