Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-08-27
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Last Week of.ss . satisfactory

Special Correspondence Eyeplng Star.
CAPE MAY:sNJSAugus 20 1904.
Although according 10 d calendar tins Ia
the last week Of }ss1 Ter season, # has
not by any means ket 5 smaliest one ais
far as crowds aEe:2ofct5 hedS ,Fhe trdrca-
lions are now that th$Sedkon Will, last until
after the middle of SEPT nber,. because OF
the large number O nfagemeuts which
have been made at Ne hotels. No house
will close before the 18th. which VIII bs
ten days later than usually. All of the
smaller hotels expect to remain open until
the October winds blow.
September is the most charming month
down by the sea here. and It 81 Just warm
enough to make outdoor life ileaigheful The
golf club proposes to keep up It's tourna-
ments throughout the, month, fand there are
a number Of events to be given by the
yacht club. These " will be happenings
around which there will be interwoyen
other events Of different natures.
A series Of dances are to be given during
September and one Or two germans have
been planned. The present week has been
the greatest one OF the summer on the golf
links. as there have been events daily which
private nature. 80. ...sses.s.s. ....t--'.-.-
Mr. and Mrs. w. L. Taylor Of Washington
are at the Elberon.
Senior Don Crisoforo Canseco. second sec
WASn-
ington, Is a prominent visitor here.
Mr. and Mrs. p. D. Darhell have Joined
the Washington colony at the Stockton.
Mr.. and Mrs. John O. Shucker have join
ed the Washington contingent at the Carl
ton, Cape May Point. =,
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry B. Miller of WASH
ington are sojourning at Cape May Point.
Mrs. Edwin K McKeever Is at the Carl
ton, Cape May Point. i'Hs'.~
Mrs. May Carroll and Miss Ida M Riley
have i0fnod tho WaSfHnrtOr, -CNIop,, ho
Mr.. and Mrs Edward 8. Fletcher are
among the Neutrality-suspicious. at the Devon.
Mr.; and Mrs G. p Rlackiedse and Miss
Cassie Blackledge OF Washington are So
journing at the Devon: = -. e.
Mrs. E. c. Kernz and Miss Nellie Kernz
Of Washington are guests at the Elperon. =
Mr.. William F. Brooks OF Alexandria has
Joined his mother and sisters at the Balti-
more Inn. -
Mr.. and Mrs. William Henderson and son
Albert are enjoying summer life with cot
tage friends here. =
Mrs. A. F. Childs has joined the Wash
ington colony at the Brexton.
Mr. and Mrs. William B. Cline and the
Misses Cline are among Washingtonians at
the Wyoming.
Mr. and Mrs. William B. Orme are among
Washingtonians at the Wyoming.
Levi Villa of Washington Is a late ar
rival at the Stockton.
Mrs John r. Nisbet and Miss L. L. MIS-
bet have arrived at Congress Hall from
Washington, accompanied by Miss E. F..
Nisbet Of New York.
John Herman, jr. and Henry Thomas or
Washington are guests at the Baltimore
Inn.
J. Hampton Moore, former city treasurer
of Philadelphia and president of the Ma
tional League of Republican Clubs. Is q
late prominent arrival. III %
Robert Leading and Carl Leading OF
Washington are Stockton Hotel guests
Mrs. NJ T. Eakle, Miss. E. B. Eakle and
E. H. Eakle of Washington are guests at
the Chalfonte. -:
Mr.. and Mrs. u 8. Cahett are sojourning
at the Columbia. 80
Mr.. and Mrs J. C.. Arson Of Washington
are Stockton guests.
Mrs R. s. Archeriand the Misses Archer
of Richmond, Va, have, apartments at the
Windsor. - % .t
Mr.. and Mrs George Newton Of Wash
ington are located at the Elberon.
Mr.. and Mrs. John. NJ. Stovel have ar
rived at the Elbe1on fof stay Of two
weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. J.. s. lGarner, of washington
are late arrivals at the Wyoming.
c. H Brown Is sojourfihg at the Devon.
Mr. and Mrs. -ErHest< W. Jameson. OF
Washington are at the Windsor for fort
night. ..
rivals at the Star villa -, .
Miss Fannie Dixon Of Alexandra Is
guest at the Baltimore Inn.