Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-06-24

display OF fireworks. set or from small
boats stationed in the ocean just outside the
breakers
Since last year nearly two million dollars
have been expended In improvements. A
large number OF buildings have been erect
ed and mammoth eight-story hotel Is
nearly complied. Work has been steadily
progressing upon the building Of q land
locked harbor inside of Cold Spring inlet,
ana while this large sum has been spent on
these IMPROVEMENTS. the municipality has
proving its water service and sewage sys-s
TEN. In addition to these excellent public
utilities. owned by the city. there Is splen-
did lighting system which enables the re-
sort to be better lighted than many Of the
larger cities in the country.
Owing to the unique location OF the resort.
being on the mainland and not sandy
beach surrounded by water. al are ali re-
sorts between here and Long Branch. this
place has luxuriant foliage and well devel-
oped flower gardens The avenues are well
shaded by tail trees. and while It's beach Is
unexcelled It also possesses the charm of
the countryside as well as that OF the
ocean. The excellent drives which extend
from Cape May out into the country are
noted for their beauty. and hundreds of We
hicles are driven over them by their happy
occupants.
Prof. E. w. Reisinger of Georgetown Uni
versity and Mrs. Reisinger and Miss Rel
singer are, at the Star Villa for an ex-
tended visit
NJ. 8. G+inith of Baltimore is so5ourning
at the Windsor.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. P. Heines of Lynchburg
va, nave arrived at the Devon. where they
WIZ pass the summer.
E. N. Mcintyre of the United States navy
is late prominent arrival at the Colonial
Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Lewis. jr., of Utica,
~ T., are sojourning at the Colonial. Mrs
Lewis is a daughter of the late f. p Ker-
nan, former United States senator from
New York.
L. j. Naramore of Washington is a guest
at the Colonial
Miss Foister has Joined the Washington
colcny at the Star Villa.
A. NJ Mccormick is numbered among
Washingtoniaus at the Aldine
Mrs. Sussex D. Davis and Miss Susan r.
Davis of Haymarket. Va are late promi-
nent arrivals at the Aldine.
Dr A. j. Brown of Washington is resting
at the Aldine.
Mrs. William Crawford Johnson. Miss
MARIAN e Johnson and Monroe Johnson of
Frederick. Md. are guests at the Baltimore
Mr., and Mrs Charles j. Gilliss of Hay-
market, va, are guests at the Baltimore
Inn.
Miss E. H. Lawrence. Mrs A. M Robin
son and Kenneth Knight of Washington,
are late arrivals at the Carroll Villa
Mr.>and Mrs. s. N Barker of washington
are guests at the Windsor
X T. Warwick and ]. e. Galbray of
washington are sojourning at the Windsor.
William B. Harrison and William E. Har-
rison of Washington are late arrivals at
the Windsor
Mrs. D. c. Howell and Mr. and Mrs. J. E.
Reed of Catonsvllle Md, are guests at the
Windsor.
John Peter C. Hams. United States army,
Is late prominent arrival at the Windsor
II. z. Benson of Washington is a guest at
the Windsor
C. c. Long of Washington is sotourning at
Tie Windsor
Mrs T. F. Marshall, Mrs. c. A. Snow and
Mise Phillips Of Washington make up
party at the Windsor
MI aid Mrs. Robert E. Camtro of Wash
ingtor are guests at the Chalfonte.
Mrs Joseph E. Leaning of Washington
Is guest of cottage friends on Windsor
avenue.