Evening star., 1915-08-15
Cape May, N. J.

Special Correspondence Of TIE star.
CAPE MAY, N. J., August 14-To-
night il the biggest one In the present
season and the greatest crowd OF the
summer Is here. To It there will be
added tomorrow those who take ad-
vantage of the excursions and Sunday
runs to the shore. This same condi-
tion will probably prevail next week,
SO that the active social life will be
most intense next week.
Today has also been one OF the big
gest days Of the place AZ far as
activity is concerned in the way OF
amusements, made by the visitors
themselves. At the Corinthian Yacht
Club there were the annual races of
the South Jersey Power Boat Associa-
ton, and these events took up the en-
tire day from o'clock in the morning
noon tho most important race was that
for the Coke Hall" cup, given by Com
modore w. Griscom Coke, and sailed
for a ffty-mile ocean course. 1t was
an open day at the clubhouse and
luncheon was served this afternoon to
the visitors, while dinner and enter
tainment was given tonight by the
members of the club to their visiting
friends.
over at the golf clubhouse the wom-
tournament was in progress. They
had a special musical program to take
care Of the numerous visitors who
came to the event. The golf club has
matches Of the teams Of the Atlantic
City and Cape May clubs. Two matches
are played, one at Atlantic City and
the other at Cape May, and special
trains go to and from these resorts in
order to carry the golfers and their
friends. The very best golfers Of the
east enter in the events.
The fishing in the harbor and in the
inlet OF the Cold Spring harbor is ex-
cellent.
Mrs. Campbell and Miss Campbell, wife
and daughter of Chief Justice Edward K
Campbell Of the United States Court Of
Claims, are also staying at the Chalfonte
for the month Of August.
Dorothy and Helen Fuskel and H. c.
Fuskel, are spending their vacation at
the Hotel Cape May.
Mrs. Charles c. Marburg and Miss
Agnes Messick have Joined the WASH
ington colony at the Baltimore Inn.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. E. Stellwagen Joined
the Washington colony at the Windsor
Hotel for August.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. A. Snyder Of Wash
ington are sojournins at the same
hotel.
Henry McElderry of Washington is q
patron at the Star Villa
Mrs. William Fowle Brookes and Miss
Esther Fowle Brookes Of Alexandria,
Va, are at the Star Villa on their an
| nual summer sojourn. and will stay
until the middle of September.
Mrs. ]. ]. Murphy and her son, Lieut..
J. M. Murphy. U. S. A. Of Roland Park,
are at the Lafayette for sojourn.
Mr. and Mrs. E. H. w. Harlem of Bel
Air are sojourning at the Hotel Lafay-
cite.
Mrs. J. H. Catlett and Miss Amy Cat
lett and Miss Elizabeth Catlett Of Staun-
| ton are making the Hotel Lafayette
| their August home.
| o. D. Darnell of Washington Is q Hotel
Lafayette patron.
]. c. K Campbell Of Washington Il
| also at the Hotel Lafayette.
| George B. Hooker of Washington IL
| staying at the Hotel Lafayette for his
vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. William 8. Adkins have
Joined the Washington colony at the
Hotel Lafayette.
Miss Mary Graham Of WASHINGTON has
Joined friends at the Chalfonte.
]. w. Bennett and A. w. Bennett are
among Washingtonians staying at the
Baltimore Inn during the month.
o. w. Stoney is among Washingtoniane
making the Hotel Cape May their August
| home.
Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Rodenbaush Joined
the Washington colony at the Chalfonte
Tuesday. and will remain for the balance
Of August.
her four daughters. Misses Julie, Eliza
beth. Jeanette and Mary. make up
Washington family staying at the
Chalfonte for the balance Of the season
Mrs: c. E. O'Reilly and Miss Jennie
OReilly are among Washingtoniani
staying at the Baltimore Inn.
| Mrs, wickliff Rose and Miss Rose OF
/ Washington are at the Chalfonte