Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-08-18
CAPE MAY.
Special Correspondence of The Star.

CAPE MAY. y. j., August H. 1907.
This has been the big week of the sum-
lner sea son here and every hotel is filed to
its utmost capacity. Last Saturday night
large number of houses were compel ed
10 turn away inquiring guests. During the
Week there has been great social activi p"
along all lines. At the Golf Club house
there have been number of events which
nave been important because of being invi-
iation affairs. in addition to the regular
weekly tournaments.
At the Yacht Club house there was the
annual regatta today between Ocean City
ard Cape May. and large number of Wis
TORS We're he re by reason of this event.
The club is to build q new club house upon
tire Cape May harbor and will use as its
fiagpCle the mast of the Shamrock III,
which 1t purchased after that yacht was
defeated by the Reliance three years ago.
The new Hotel Cape May. which has been
iwo years in building. was thrown open for
the inspection of the public Sunday and
Monday evenings A number of hotel peo-
re from various cities were present to
view the brilliantly lighted structure The
lsGtel however. will not be ready for &C.
cupancy before November or December. 1t
las cost nearly 81 10000.
Representative and Mrs William H. Ora
ham of Pittsburg ara guests of Represent
atlve and Mrs. II. c. Loudensiager of New
Jersey at their cottage here.
Mss Virginia Kirk of Washington are
guests at the Wyoming for the remainder of
August.
Nj. and Mrs E s. Fletcher of Washing
TON are spending the midseason as guests
at the Wyoming
Miss Elizabeth Tower of Washington Is
q CUES. at the Colonial.
Mr. and Mrs. David s. Barry and Miss
Cora Barry of Washington are guests at
the Chafonte.
a9oL' n
have joined the Washington colony at the
Stockton
Miss NJ. Dusie and Miss A. Dusie and
Solitaire Dusie and Miss A. Dusie and
ton Hotel guests.
Well-known Virsinians who are soJourn-
ing at the Stockton include Mrs. Sarah Chi
chester Page. A. N. Chichester, jr., y. NJ.
Chichester Sd. and sLss Wallis.
Walter W. Talcott of Washington is So
journing at Congress Hall.
Miss Helen Mcintyre of Richmond IS a
guest at the Baltimore Inn.
Mrs Richard Peairo. Miss Tracy and Miss
Pine of Washington make up party stay
ing at the Baltimore Inn.
John a. DAILY OF New York and his moth
er. Mrs j. Esputa Daily of Washington. are
guests at the Glenwood. Mr.. Daily gave
some selections Sunday evening at the con-
cert at the Stockton Hotel and was round
~ applaudfd by tne large New York and
Washington colony present
William Bryant of Alexandria, Va. IS a
guest at the Wyoming.
Mrs S. J. Waggaman. Miss Gertrude Ty-
Ter Waggaman and S. A. Wagsaman. il,
formerly of Washington, bGt now of New
York, are among those who are staying at
the Columbia for the remainder of the sum-
mer.
Mrs William Fowler Brookes and Miss
Esther Fowler RrookeS of Alexandra are
at the Star villa for the remainder of the
summer.
Henry S Seldan of Washington is a guest
a the Star villa.
The National Hotel Stewards Association
met at Cane May Tuesday. Routine bust
ness was transacted and banquet was
held at the Merton.
Mrs s A. p. Duncannon and Miss NJ. +.
Duncannon of Washington are spending
some time as guests at the stockton
Mrs Robert Baker of Washington has
Joined friends at the Baltimore Inn