Cape May Daily Herald

VOL. 1. NO. 34-

CAPE MAY. N. J.. MONDAY AUGUST 12, 1907.

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The Only Daily Morning Newspaper Published at Cape May.

WATCH THE BASE-BALL SCOBE THIS AFTERNOON Between Cape May ^dTOdwo^ by Inmngs DALLY HERALD OFFICE

GOSSIP

OF GOLF

Invitation Events Now Will Be in Order

LADIES ACTIVE TOO

Talk ol the Playing ol Those Who Go Around the Links---Inter-esting Fads

The CjH^May (iolf Club which in noletCTor (he great number of invitation events held on iu links each year, w ill uphold its reputation in this- line again this season and a number of semi-social events are being planned for this monlh. Judge KlUott Kodgers, of Pittsburg, usually gives one or two events each year and he is expected to give in .a few days some eventa. One of Judge Rodgers invitation tourneys will be a mix«l foursome competition at, medal playi and it is said that the other event that he contemplate;: holding will be a cross country feature in which the holes will be played in various directions in order to obtain the longest possible disR. Norris Williams, tha chairman of, the Handicap Committee, also usually gives an invitation event each- year, and his lourney,-the nature of which has not .yet been disclosed, will likely come along toward the latter part of August,and it is probable that Mr. and Mrs. Frank R. Shattuek, upon their return from Europe, will also p it up a set of cups to be competed for by the < 'ape May Club members. This wi>l not end the series of inyilatioh events however, as Dr. Charles N. Davis, chairman of the Green Committee, also make it his custom to give the members of the Cape May Cluban opportunity '-to compete for special trophies each sea-on. -Tresident Ed win E. Cook gave hi* invitation event last month, and' ’it i« likely that the other club memberwill follow the precedent set by hun and extend invitations only to the regular club members, but special prizes will very likely be awareed to any transient players who happen. tc f . be here at the time and finish with lower scores than the club members. The past week has been an active ove on the local links and several good matches have been played. One of the best of these was a ■four tail -foursome in which H- Wister Harvey - nd E. K. Bispham of the Phiiadelpbia J^unlry Club, were pitted against Mrs.'Ronald Harlow of Merton aredJ-J. Dougherty, the local dub

I400 XIGHTS SHINE FORTH Tbe*iiotel New Cape MSJ Urilllantlj Ugblrd Laat Mgbt ‘ ' The New'Hotel .Cape May was lighted from top to bottom last evening /or the first time, and attracted the attention of several hundred people .who were then ori.the boardwalk. Several people of prominence witnessed it, such as Harry Dennison, manager of the Waldorf-Astoria, New. o says it exceeds any hotel along the coast in regard to its lobbies

ltd piazzas.

Geo. W. Boyd of Philadelphio, Dr. Walter Starr, Dr. Measlier, Dr. J. Kelly, Judge Hildreth, Doyle A Doak, Senator Rogers and other prominent men viewed the spectacle. Over 14U0 lights w ere in illumination at one time. This w as a -Iron? test of the dynamos. The hotel will be lighted again this evening.

Summer Visitors in Pientj About the Resort .

GOSSIP OF LOBBIES

What is Going on" In the Cottage Colony—Many Interesting Chatteiings

^LOTUS QUARTET COMING Moat Famous Musical Organization In America The second number of the Young Men’s Association series of popular entertainments will bo lUr Lotus Quartet, one of the oldest and strongest glee dubs in the United Slates. The quartet.will be. under the personal direction of I. Henry Kauralski, one of New York’s most successful music teachers and directors. They w|It t»e accompanied by Alice S. Clayton,: a humorous reader and impersonator of rare power. Jt is very unusual lo secure a combination of sudi strength and everyone should patronize the entertainment at the Columbia Hotel dining room, Thursday, August ]5.

Hvockion Honda} Concert Following is the program of Sunday night's concert at the Stockton: Zampa Heroid Allegretto, from Symphony in A Beethoven

(Mr- Fiaptz Rusl a. Quartette .RigMetto Verdi b. Sextette g Lucia Donizetti Egyptian Snite Luigini Violin solo Roman/e Kiev (Mr- J- F. Zuninermanni" Intermezzo Astarie Mildenbeig Serenade Ttt’l Calvary Rodny Excerpts from "Pagliacei" , Leoncavallo I Know ThM My Redeemer IJveth” Handel

Aa 1 tougher,}- has not played for. some time, it waa thought that the Country Club pair would have an easy time, of it, but Mrs. Barlow bdped out beautifully with a number of par fours when Dougherty fell down -and they were only one down at the t irn arid coming home they soegeeded in aquaring the match with a three on

Vilmingloo Country C luh. which waa won by the former W. M. Allen, of^Philadelphia, has bees off on hi* iron* for some time, and as a mult George O. Kuddarda. of Overbrook had an ea*y time of it in a 27 bole match the other afternoon, bring U up.. H>Kta»(to was | pretty fast however, and hi* card showed a medal score of 3», 41 and *, and tn*-'Btround should have been a U, but for an H on a par four bole..

Seventh .annual open Tennis Tout -jnenlforehampkmship of South . sey will be held on the Coart, Sixth

- City, beginning Thursday, . Aug. 1&, 1S0T. Kntrie. will be raoaivwd at the M. F. < hampton Studio, K» Bomd w alk and Harry Inkeb Jewelry ■tore. Entries etaae un evening of Aagu

If .Yon Have

One good turn deserve* another. When your suit is delivered and It looks well we want you to tell your friends that Van Kessel made it. Some w omen love honor In men, others worship beauty, and not a few admire manliness, some like honesty in him best and some adore his money making instincts,, others admire charity,' b'ravery, modesty, learning: each and, every one has a different leaning, but in one thing they all agree, and that is the art of dressing well. Every woman loves lo aee a man well groomed and clothed: when she doesn't she is dead to womanly instincts- -Give a trial to Van Kessel, 424 Washington street! Repairing, ciea^pg, pressing,

&

Doing Kzcrlletit Work n C. Little bas opened a first class

at la a tail line of pain

materials. He will take contract* ' painting, and the excellent work done

Mr Little in the past lithe

One thousand cords of oak wood cut last winter or spring, delivered on ears at any * tali on on the West Jersey A 8. H. K K., deliveries to be made during Tail and Winter. Apply to 8aiem Glass Works, 8alem. S./. July », IT -

Lewb T. Btevcm U Commisebmeref Deed* for the- Btatas of Penneylvaalt New Jersey, also Notary PabUe,

PERSONAL MELANGE

IRON PIER TO-NIGHT The Drury Block Company will present tonight for the first time this son on the Iron Pier a drama of deep human interest which is in six i entitled “Drifting Apart, or Heart* of Oak.”

TO Walt For Ball PI*},-™ The launches Kay E. and Gertrude will not leave Wildwood until after the ball game is over this afternoon, thus giving the Cape May people ample time to gel home in the evening.

President of Council and Mrs. Ware e spending some time'at Jhe New Clarion, Atlantic City. Mr. and'Mrs. Charles E. McKean of SI. Paul, Minn., are guests of their uncle and aunt, Mr.'and Mpi. Isaac H. Smith, at their Washington street col-

lage.

Miss Katharine FentorTof New York and her niece, Miss Jennie V. Allen, e guest* of Mr. and Mrs. Lewis T. (evens at pottage on Corgie at. Mrs, Archie Paul and three util Li ten of Norwood, Pa. w are guests pf Mr*. Paul's parents, Mr. and Mr*. Samuel Stiles, at their cottage orr Lafayette street. ,te Geologist Henry B. KummeJ of New Jersey and Capt. L. M. Fuller, istant chief of ordnance, U. S. Arwere guests at the Columbia on Sunday. . They were here on matters mecled with the-work at the new harbor entrance. Charles Willing is among prominent clubmen slaying at the Stockton. G. H. Haymaoo of Philadelphia is a guest at the Chmlfonte for an- Indefinite slay. He recently underwent a period of fever and is here for his health. Rev. Francis Yaraell of Hazleton, Pa-, is spending Jris vacation here at the Windsor Hotel. Mr. Yaroell is a well known Episcopal clergyman and i as well a prominent musician. For number of summers he played in St, John's P. E. Church here. E. J. Stack pole, postmaster of Harrisburg, Pa-, is a prominent guest at Congress Hall. Heis accompanied by his family and will remain here for a fortnight. Alexander I. Du Pont of Wilmington has taken the eottage of I>r. Walter J, Freeman of the comer of Beach avenue and Jeflerson street and has his familyinstalled there for thenumroer. Samuel P. Howe and family of Camden are occupying the Wainwright collage at the comer of Columbia avenue and LiUle Howard atreet. George P. Bland and family .of Royerxford, Pa., are among the new eottage' uni lies on Stockton Row. Slate Potable Water Commissioner Harry Humphreys of CamdenAnd his family are occupying the ooRage at the comer of Decatur and Hughes for the summer. Mr. and Mrs. W-T. Peacock of Cam:n are occupying a Hughes street cottage for the remainder ot the season. Ex-Fire Chief Charles D. Purroy of New York and wife are guests at the Lafayette. Carl Garrison, son of Supreme Court Justice Chsries G. Garrison of New Jersey, is among the popular young men now atICape May. Prof- Cfiarles P. Sweeney of Darby, Pa., accompanied by Mrs. Sweeney, is a guest at the eottage of Mrs- Louis C. Sayre. \ David 8. BarrryVfor a number of years 'the Washiughm correspondent of the Laffaa News uWu, the New York Sun Li opposition to I be Aseocial«4 Prees, and more recently editor of the Providenee (R. I.) Journal, Is with his family spending the remainder of August at the Chalfonte. Mr*. Budd, wile of Judge Henry udd, one of the Common Pleas Judges of Philadelphia, is spending a at the Chalfonte.

The Pinsnee Committee of tiir Board of Freeholder* of the County of Cape Mae will sell at public sale, st Cape May Court House iu said county, on Tuesday the 27th day of August, 8SM7. at 1 o’clock p. m. Eighty-nine County goad Improvement Bond* of the delomiDapon of Jwo Hundred LtolLra .-Nine of these Bonds will be due Sep tember I, 1913; ten each succeeding year until the series i* paid. Bondwill be sold to highest bidder, one with privilege ot five. No bid will be received

less (ban par. 4. D. LrputN.

H. 8. Bimtaaromn, Wm. L. Jouisok,

3-8-31 Finance Committee.

.. . hrg toanoonoCe the arrival of ibr celebrated If - A H : line of fine woolens for fall and winter. tWT-Ofi sad will rake a real pleasure iu abowing'jou the Orwrsl both in cut of garment and

Our workmanship will ba'

- lotion. We pay special attention _ Ladies and Genu repair work> such as cleaning, presalng, aldering. in fact every thing pertaining to tbs tailoring business.

Wm. f. Borzell, 105 Perry Sr.

What Yon Have Been Waiting For Ah opportunity to purchase a alricily modern, np to date, well located home on ■y terms. Hcreltis: idose to the ocean having twelve rooms, large cement baeement, new hot plant iu excellent shape. Pine -system of electric llgh-.lngaod gas throughout the boose. Most desirable cottage for renting nn poses always brings good rent*. Only a small amount Of cash neoeaasrr to boy It.

Full DartJcular

Wanted for “Pilgrims Progress, 20 young India and ten young men l »ing in sacred production. Chore! people preferred. Address Iren Pier

Opera Houae.

• h. p.. 4 ey L V. Apply I. Vaughn Baas-Aa*. taal and North at < opae pMal. X-J. «.

Those Who Are Registered at The Old Resort

PEOPLE OF NOTE

Names Mentioned ol Those Who Come and Go From Our Hotels

Basaar To Be Given

A basaar will be given by the ladies of the P. E. Church of the Advent, of Lafayette street on Thursday, Friday, and Saturday evenings, August 16th, 16th and 17th, and', the proceeds will be for the benefit of this charch, which la the all-year P. J2. church of Ope May. The bazaar will be held in the Japanese Tea Boom,at Congress Hali,and be Conducted througont the day and evening

of the data given.

Tbe Cedi Cele, No. 8t<5 Ocean street, the mat elegantly appointed place oflte nature fo Cape May, and it the place'lo meet onea trienda. Scbhtz

Notice

J. Henry Edmunds, No. 512Wa bing>n street, la Oommiaaiuner of Deeds for New Jetaey and Pennsylvania, and also Notary Public. 8-8-tf -

The Cedi Vafe, No. !U5 Ocean Street, is the moat degantly appointed place of its nature in Cape May, and u>tbe' place to meet ones friends. Schlitx

Beer served.

For Sale mnd For Kent. I have a few chokw Farms fur sale clow > dty. Charles T. Camofasll. 508 Washington street, tf

Lout—While enameled belt buckle. Reward if returned to Miss MacAfee, Windsor Hotel. Ii

.Loot—String gold beads on Decatur street from the Aldtne to Wala' drug ; finder please return lo Aldtne and receive reward.

Bargains Is Cottage* and Building laid Charles T. Campbell.

Special Big Bay Shore Shrimp served st the Cecil Cafe, 206 Ocean Street Magnificent private dining rooms.

Special Hg Bay Khofv Shrimp at t the Osdl Cafe, 206 Ocean Street ; privmtedining rooms.

THE HOTEL ARRIVALS

Yesterday was the heighlh of the Cape May summer season, and all the hotels were filled. Some had to turn ay- guests Saturday- night, and in eral instance* .cots w ere used in hall ways and parlors to take care of the throng*. STOCKTOK Philadelphia, Tenn—Miss Elizabeth Kalljmoro-G E Curr and wife, Alfred J Carr, Charles K Harrison, Jr, Maguer, L E Searleobb, Dr Charles H Medders, Miss Mary- McChesh * Philadelphia—S M Meyerhof], Jack Lohrcn, W T Brewer, A Burgess, Mbs Mpigitrits Wright, (i N Henry, H J Hartley, Charles Willing, Russell Thayer Jr, William C Naylor, J CutFuller, Thos C Hirshuen, C A tone, J A Wade, I) E 'Wade, Ed J Wade, Wm 8 Muir and wife, W J Morrisey. J Crmqts, Wm -OUvpj and, wife, 14 Paul Oliver, William Oliver, Jr, W Zeis*, W B Supplee, Jama Carminex, WmJ Conlen, Martin V Bergen, Jr, John V Gallagher and wife, Rosa .O'Neill. , Titusville—T B Howland, wL'e and

child

Washington—Miss McFarland, Mis* M ’liusie, Mia A Dusie, Soli tare Duaie, J C McFarland "New York -E Johns, Mr* -L L Belt* Hi Bouts—Mis* Louise Chapma Germantowu—Miss Atkinson, Mis*. McKee, J Brown McKee, Alex Pet re. Llewellyn T McKee Camden—Richard C Taylor Darby—Samuel Lloyd Marietta, 0--A D Tbllett and wife, Misses Harriet and Jessie Tolled Boston—C A Wilson and daughter* Virginia—Sarah Chichester Page, A M Chichester,-Jr, A M Chichester, 3d, MlsaWaJH* /. Woodbury—A Browning Card pbell LXrXVETTE Baltimore—Alex C Troome, Thomas E Bard and wife, John M Requart, M M Whitehurst, S C Morgan New York—J L Thurston and wife, Mrs C Saint Jacques, Richard Mullbeau and wjfe, Charles D Purroy and wife, W G Cornell, C F Daily, wife and daughter Philadelphia—Mr* Jula Wei lens, IR Donohue and wife, Henry von F. Loris; Philip F Kelly, F D liater, Al*i fred J Gale and wife, J E P Dolany, Robert Johnston; 8 W Squires and daughter, H W Thomas and wL'e, K C Watson, W J Warner, wife and son H S Denpison, Wm A Mills, Ella Edwards, Miss Jane McApper, W V Shoemaker, T. W Clarke, C Draper, Miss May Harris, E T Stuart* Birdaboro—L P Kissinger Bridgeton--H A Janvier Easum, Md—Mr* F B Adkins St Paul—Julius Herlbnn Bryn Maw'r—Charles K Mellon Pittsburg—Arthur M Trutl Choter—Hubert J Riley and wife Indianapolis—O P Emsly and wilt Camden—Mia Nellie E fanning Cape May—J Spicer Learning

ley, M Honig, Mia Nellie Honig dnetnnati—Joseph Nicholas, Jr Philadelphia—Jaa A Miller, Carl W Miller, J Wister, Mrs Catharine S Abrams, Harold R Aiken, Aime M Lockhart, Kathryn Lehman, Arthur

Davis, U«° Whaley

Baltimore—Mr* Ida Abrams, H C eJelton and wife, Mia Edith Me* J titan, Noptood MeJvlton, H C Me /•Hon, H C MeJelton, Jr, A I Drt-

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Naw York—K M SummariU

Walter W Talcott

’ullen Miller Lumbervillc, Pa—Mr* R Quimby, Miss Mary 8 Quimby, Miss Marga!t Quimby Solebury, Pa—Mr* W Quimby Wilmington—Robert H Richards Rallimora—Jshn F Cockey, Jr, W F

Sutton

Allentown—I) Boodey and wife Philadelphia—John Blair MacAfee, Leon Inez and wife, Walter G Long, Laurence 8 Ancher, W H MacAfee, W McCourtney, C F Hahn, 8 P Pax. J D Eddnurd* New York—Helen E Warner Sole.bury, Pa—Wilnier Quinby Swanhmore—William E Walter and wife Reading—Rev B F Thurston I f Al 'oXTt - Philadelphia—K M Wood, John J A Doyle, M D, Miss Catharine Doyle, May- Lynch* Dr J M Mannix, Geo R Brown, Geo R Mackenzie, Munton E iiibbs, Chas J Thomson, W 8 Boor, George Bookoven, Mr and Mr* Jama P Edwards, Miss M P Edards, Geo P Little, LJ Ingram and ife, Arche Little, Jno 8 Robelter, John McCaffre and wife, R M Toppin -id wife Doylatown—Wm C Bryan and wife, Miss Helen L Biyan Chester—E 8 Fareon Yardley—Miss Miriam E Easels Bala—M E Hahn and wife Clifton Pa—W C Barnard Trenton—Mta E R Frazee, Miss C H Kevins, Mrs M Krazee Baltimore—Chas 8 Comer and family, Mrs E 8 Collins, Mia Collins, R H Goldsmith Elizabeth—Helen Kona Brooklyn—J H Burtis Overbrook—Geo A Supplee Pittsburg—G F Randolph and wife, Helen M Randolph, John Madden Philadelphia—Thomas Jamison and ife, Miss H T Jamison, Mrs J K Jamison, Mrs C K King, Mia Virginia King, Cariie Roth, Katie Campbell, Sarah Campbell, Walter Craig, C E Tyson and wife, A Morris, Mr* X, Mrs M J Armstrong, Erwin J Rulan, A B Jagkson, Daniel Donnelly, Hugh Donnelly, Mr* Donnelly, Miss Mary BednigfieSd, C H Land and ife, H B Land, Miss Grace Hall Leuf Howard Armstrong, C K King, Mrs L Ryan,.G F Manning, WH Cod ran. Joseph 1* F Daly. Mrs J PTTDaly, Jos Daly, Francis Daly VMtqiatx' Philadelphia—Henry N Goldsmith, Jacob K Cin, Mrs Smith Harrison, Mias Haler Byran, Eugene V Hassaandroni, Walter L Rosenberg, Albert F Damon, F A Vanv alkenkurg, Morris ’ Deutsch, Jama G Doak, Joseph T Dingee, Jno C Dingee, F E Brady New- York-t-Charla Temperly, Ellis D Thompan, Mia Gertrude Ritter, Mia Wellyri Runk Baltimore—Frank A Fund Boston—Mia Catherine Barvton, MissJCIiza Barstow Galvaton, Tex—R P Clark

Salem — Charles Press, George H Carpenter, J J Font Beverly—Wm T Kirk, Jr New York—Joseph Hoffman, Mr* Olga Ghitman Wayne—D T Dickson, Clarence Tolan, Jr . , El wood, N J—C E Sholey and wife Wilm'ngton—Mr* J H Bogart, Jr, France* H Bogart, Maijorie B Bogart Philadelphia—Etta Levi, Laura A Gotten thaler, Henry Rosenthal, Sig Scboenagle and wife, Mr* L Rosen Klein, Mia H Rosenstci:., Louis Kohn,

Mr Fulda

I VI CTO Hi A Pittsburg—Wm H Deilrich Cincinnati—E W Vealol and wife Ardmore—Wm Steel, Jr, Tha J

Leigh, Jr

Philadelphia—Mia Martha Bernstein, Mia Theresa Bernstein, E'YT

Monongahela—Albert Jonaand Baltimore-John M Requart Camden—Claude L Frie*, Harry Riey Philadelphia—H E Watoon, wife od daughter, E C Fowler Riverton—AIex*Marey Vineland—Charia W Wilson and

Mm UN-hard K Ptere, J W Harper, W

B DenbyPhiladelphu—H 1. Adorn* and wife, F W Craighead, Magruder Craighead, F Brow n, Tbuinn* Williams and wife Elklon, Md -Henry Lyitleton < onstable nle Plain* -Mifi H TS Williamson

M'issaliickon — Janie* Christie and wife l-otiisville, Ky—W H Field Philadelphia—Miss Kalharinc McBr O- C A MeCarry, A W Shield*. W A Davison, C C Humphrey*. *' G Kaya, 8 Waley .Sear*. M B Young, Mr* Willlaui Wat, Robert 1) Jenks, M 8 Laugltlin, Charia A Service and ife, E Arnold Service, Merrill Dobbins, T Munroe Dobbins, Mis* Laura Dobbins Sisterville, W Va—Robert McCormick and wife. Miss Myrtle Norris, C " McCormick Germantown—Henry J Raymond Wilmington, Del—C W McKirdy, H 8 Nichols New York—J Jenkins and wife Baltimore—Miss H A Duct, Mis A A Duer, Hartman K Harrison Isburgh—A B Kobiifcoli, W H Hays, Jr Doy-latown—Wm C Ryan and wife Miss Helen L Ryan Gardley—Miss Mariam K Know la Cynwyd—Jno P Edwards and wife, Miss M P Edwards Haddonfield—J C Remington, Jr

Ml Holly -M E Matlack and w ife, M Edward Matlack _ Conshohocken—J A Collins Philadelphia — Dorothy WeqdUng, Jennie Werfel, Mrs K JBelim, Helen Behm, C F Hulwr, Henry Kainold ' New York—John A Daly Washington—Miss J Espala Daly

Philadelphia -Mia KaIe-8hatton, J Cox. Josephine Barcalow, Ida B Chesion, Wm C Merritt, Leonard H Davis, Katie M Dade, Mary A Green, -Preston .Stratton, J 8 KI dredge, J T Carpenter and wife, Charia L Minster New Albany, Ind—A BWilliamson, Mrs R 8 Rutherford and son Chester, Pa—William J Wiser and wife, Miss Barnard a Wiser, Foward C Wiser* Plainfield, N J—C C Tomkins,, wife nd sou Wilmington—Beulah K Foster. Marie E Bristow, Lucy Connaway Burlington—G \V I-ew i* Cleveland—Anna McGrath, Marga et M McGrath Baltimore—John E Miedwig and rife, Florence A Lefl'erl

Berlin, N J—C F Humphrey Philadelphia—I Greenwaed, Mrs M Stevenson, D P O’Brien, Jr, Mrs I. L Moore, Russell L Moore Alexandria, Va—Wm Bryant New York—H C Seaman, Mrs B W Black, E C Leach

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August 10 Sat 11 Sun Mon 13 Tues 14 Wed 15 Thu 16 Fri 17 Sat

Mon Wed 22 ^bu 23 Fri 24 Sat Mon Toes Wed 29 Thu 30 Fri 31 Sat

1} Herald Tide Table HIGH TIDE MOONLIGHT Noon Evening After 8 18 8 38 “1 8 58 9 18 8 36 9 37 9 57 Cotil 9 00

1151 1213 12 58

10 00 10 30 HIM

The jolly boating party that went' through the rounds last Wcdnewlay evening report a fine time, and a very enjoyable (?) nil, had the man at the wheel kept them in the channel and -un them on a mud flat, nthying there long enough fa the gallant caplain to inform them that Charles A. Swain*0, 306-7 Jackoon at., wa the bat place in the city to purchase gar