Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-08-30
Cape May.
Special Correspondence of The Star.

Special Correspondence of The Star.
CAPE MAY, n. j., August 29.-The
horse was king here today, as the first
Cape May horse show was held on the
Cape May farmstead and attracted
thousands of visitors. The affair
turned out to be both social and
! financial success. The profits will be
turned over to the treasurer of the
Cape May Hospital fund. The chief
Judge of the event was Lewis E. War
ing of New York. while associated
with him was r. Penn Smith of Phila-
delphia. Special trains were run
throughout the day to accommodate
the throngs which attended.
Tonight a horse show ball was given
at the Hotel Cape May and was at
tended by the most prominent of the
social leaders, who are making Cape
May their summer home.
The golting contests of the week end
ed in a climax in the eighteen-hole
handicap tournament this afternoon,
in which there were players from
Pennsy lvania. Ohio, Indiana. Virginia,
West Virginia, Delaware, Maryland
and New York.
tage resort. a large number of these
villas will be kept open until early
october. as September has become an
active social month by reason of the
various amusemcnts which this con-
tingent provides for it's delectation.
The fishing is most excellent, both
III the new harbor and off at sea. A
large number of boats now make Cape
May harbor their rendezvous, owing
to the fact that the entrance has been
deepened by the United States govern
ment to twenty-five feet.
T. B. Jewell and Miss Janette Jewell
of Washington are enjoying season
at the Hotel Lafayette.
Rear Admiral William H. Emory, who
has been i'll at the Hotel Cape May.
has SO far recovered as to be able to
walk out of doors.
| Mrs. A. D. Brockett of Alexandria,
Va, is with friends at the Hotel Cape
May.
| Mr.. and Mrs. E. II. Pitcher. with Miss
Lois Pitcher and Paul Pitcher of Wash
ington, are spending some time at the
Baltimore Inn.
| G. \. Maddox of Washington is en-
! joying his vacation here.
| Mrs. Charles A. DAILY, Miss Marguer-
lite and Miss Frances Daily and Charles
A. DAILY. jr., of Washington are Hotel
Lafayette patrons.
| l.. Putnam Spring of Washington is
! sojourning at the Star Villa.
| Mr.. and Mrs. J. f. Harper and Miss
Dorothy Harper of Washington are
making the Star villa their August
! home.
! DIR. John W. Lowe of Baltimore, with
| w. p. Morrison and John W. Lowe, IT,
of Washington, is staying at the Hotel
| Columbia.
| Mr.. and Mrs. S. c. LuthbuIl of Wash
/ ington are spending some time at the
Colonial.
| Miss Bertha Padgett returned to
Washington Wednesday after passing
| six weeks at Cape May.
| MI. and Mrs. Z. b. Henderson of
| Washington are with Cape May friends
| for the remainder of the summer
| Capt. Henry Smithers. L. S. a, sta
| toned at Fort Myer, is passing two
weeks with his family, who has been
| here for the entire summer.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Walter E. Schneider,
| Ct. q. Hammer and L. L. Hammer of
Washington motored to Cape May and
enjoyed a pleasant sojourn here.
| Alan b. T. Ewing of Washington is
here for a vacation.
| Duncan Stuart of Washington is
| sojourning here for period.
| Mrs. j. ID. Ralman of Washington Is
visiting cottage friends here.
| DR.. and Mrs. ]. X. Haywood Of Wash
ington enjoying an extended
| sojourn at Cape May.
| Mr.. and Mrs. James Hand Wiley of
Washington are enjoying a two-week
vacation at Cape May.
|