The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-06-14
WILL SUMMER AT CAPE MAY.

CAPE MAY, N. j., June 13.--The season
will open formally at the Hotel Cape
May on Monday with the Maryland
Bankers Association In session for the
week.
In the week of June 90 the Society Of
Automobile Engineers OF America will
make the Hotel Cape May Its convention
place. and a number OF events have been
arranged on the beach and drive for the
benefit OF members.
on July 1, . and the Maryland Bar
Association will meet at the Hotel Cape
May. This will be the third successive
meeting Of the association here.
The resort government will provide free
concerts on the beach this season. The
concerts will be given three times a day
from June 2s until September H.
The United States Government Is con-
tinuing the dredging at Cold Spring Inlet.
the entrance to the new Cape May harbor,
TO a depth OF twenty-five feet. BY reason
of It's present depth a new steamer line
will begin running boats next Saturday
between here and Philadelphia, and an
other line will be established between here
and Lewes, Del. so as to connect with
the Queen Ann route over the Delaware
and Maryland peninsula.
At a Chautauqua to be held here late
In July the principal speakers Will be
Secretary OF State Bryan. Judge Ben u.
Lindsey OF Denver. ex-Congressman Fred
erick c. Lands OF Indiana and the Rev.
Dr. Newell Dwight Hills of Brooklyn.
The Corinthian Yacht Club, whose new
clubhouse costing $4,000 lie located on
the edge OF the harbor. had Its opening
for the summer to-day.
The tournaments have started on the
links OF the Cape May Golf Club.
and each Saturday will find a larger field
nf MIA ling ma 81
nine hole course, which ls within twenty
minutes walk OF the centre OF the resort.
Among the early visitors to arrive was
eX-Postmaster-G General John Wanamaker.
who niotored here. He owns the Presi-
dent Harrison cottage occupied by Presi-
dent and Mrs. Harrison In the summers
OF 1890 and 1891.
Gen. Peter c. Hams and Mrs. Hams
are occupying a cottage on Stockton
avenue for the summer. Capt Peter c.
Hams. Jr. will be with them.
James t. Tndle Of Valley Forge. Pa,
son-in-law OF ex-Secretary OF State
Phlander g. Knox. has built colonial
residence at New Jersey and Reading
avenues. and will entertain during the
summer Secretary and Mrs. Knox and
Mr.. and Mrs. Reed Knox
George w. Boyd. passenger trafic
| manager OF the Pennsylvania Railroad.
and Mrs. Boyd are now occupying for
| Baltimore avenues.
Nine Olivia Fremstsd. the operate
| star. has a cottage on Stockton avenue.
Attorney-General John W. Westcott Of
| New Jersey, who nominated Woodrow
Wilson for President at the Baltimore
| convention, and his family are occupying
| a cottage here for the season.
Capt Robert Sewell and family are
occupying a cottage on New Jersey ave-
| nue.. at which they arrived this week.
| Vlce-Chancellor and Mrs. Edmund p.
Leaning OF New Jersey are cottagers on
| Kearney avenue.
The Misses Powell. granddaughters OF
the late Gen. Phil Kearny, are In their
| Beach avenue cottage for the summer
| Mr.. and Mrs. +. o. Richards OF New
| York will pass a portion of the summer
az the Hotel Cape May. Others from
New York who have engaged suites there
are Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Mccall. Mrs
I j. f. Bates Miss Mills, Miss NJ. Bechtel
Mrs Edward J. Brewer, F. w. Hartman
and family. Mr.. and Mrs. Duncan Camp
bell and Mr.. and Mrs. ]. W. Wheaton.