Evening Star Newspaper, May 30, 1926, Page 60

s Govaeity, "RESORTS. RESORTS. ATLANTIO CITY. N. J. If you believed— the table was excellent, housekeeping immacu- late, music , the house electrically lighted and attractively fur- nished, . you'd write GALEN HALL for {llustrated folde¢ and rates i jes. llsS.&»C-:dm lerate rates com o fair treat refined clientele and sociability. HOTEL EA'!S rug:c Sl 00 OAIlV LY ea. l,vfl' vlmr‘llo;:unnh"l e "|! HOTEL YOU WILL RECOMMEND BINGIAN 3 ,uropean sime maf y(!l‘t LOWER RATES lrser -fnzle Fooms. oma. Bathing. Gorner reh, two exchangos pe=; Heite mg:uhphm. HOTHMEN, Probe Hotel Normandy 149 S. South Carolina Ave. American plan. Near beach. Brick construction. Light, airy, comfort- able rooms with running water or private_baths. Elevator from street Tev Bathing’ privileges. Excellent meals. Official hnldqulrtan-Mo(nr Club of Atlantic Cit: A. A. A * 0. ALLEN STAUFFER, Prop. he ATLANTIC CITV[ N.J. Plnlhps House Massachusetts Ave., Near Beach Every Modern Comfort and Convenlence. American and Europeza Plans, Club Breakfasts. €. MeCLELLAN New York Avenue and Beach. Centrall Rooms with Running Spacious porches. entirely renovated and redecorated. Elevator 10 stroet level. American or European plan. Booklet and rates on request. Ownership Management. ‘TLANTI! : t fiv ~N.d Established ll'll. Ilmml Aldm-. [ X etz o - BEI:i. EVEI LLE New York Ave. Near Beach. American and European Plans. water in all rooms. Special weekly rates. Dathing privileses. Under pew munage- Running RESORTS. ASBURY PARK, N. J. NORTA ASBURY PARK, N.J. PRIDE OF Tl-ll NOI!'fl-l JERSEY COAST and well-established hotel Dllllcrl.\! ON THE m Offeting every modem service to 500 discriminating oo Ametcn i, e e Th ot Opan sie pool. A Ia caree gril. Gotf, OPENS JUNE 2ith NEW YORK OFFICE: SHERMAN DENNI| n.‘lyfll‘ h"‘ Bureau ont as Avenue Tel. Caledonia 0260 Manager EYTHESEA B WILDWOOD, You Should Be ch, Too.' People, here now by the thousands, are happy because they have beaten summer to it at the Wildwoods. And when summer does arrive, it will not be a sudden rush of stifling heat to be prolonged for months, but a pleasant modulated season such as the Wildwoods have enjoyed through history. To supplement the health of the climate and the charm of the singing sea, are the beach and boardwalk attrac- tions, Eom on land and water, and entertainments of the highest type. Eighteen holes of %"’“‘ golf on the coume of the Wildwood Golf Club. Tennis. Fishing. Sailing. Motoring. Dancing. Theatres. Concerts. Numerous goo hotels, cottages and apartmeats. For information and booklet, write Managing Secretary, Wildwood Board of Trade WILDWOOD, N. J. NEW_LONDON. CONN. LDWOOD kiuest locudon, ap umlmnu- "and servic Golf. _Booklet. y Owner-Mgr, WATKINS jouth Care Watorof Eritats Bat . Folder and detale Guder pefsonal ownership E'%"m'isl’ rlvm{ Fo SWANN’S HOTEL ' PINEY POIV Pknllm , SORMAN & slum smr vm [D." .. Siis “THE OPEN DOOE TO HOSPITALITY" IVI GUIéefAN Axe i, Beach. | american, Rm!m\(; WATER T8 RY levato: 1 Prufiu Fatns. GEWATER §;Sarolina Ave. near Beach. 250. American pl; water all rooms, agement. _GEO. A. CAST] RURAL HOME Shady Side, Md. At the end of the hfimln btween, West Hive " ake trom 10 BeanScinawhere,™ For. 30 yoass “the. leating resort in Anne Arundel Co.. 200 guests ca- pacity. modem conveniences, arlor g8y aid Sedan type bussc iea at m from Sth and Pennl ivania ‘Ave. s phono Lincoln 4 Write or nhune xor THE_RURAL nofim co. Sh Side A W. ANDREWS, ral Mas Telephone w;-i n er_217. new. Elwood Hotel st James me !m?l Snnnl rnln im plan. $18 per week and up. A, Ocean End. Conn. Ave. Ideal Tabor Inn_ 2t 5 larse. airy rms. with sea 3 running water: 24th Management 3. P. & Ar M. Embmy Michigan Beach, Block from Reading :mlnn Amer. and European plans. Att 5. Bathing_permitted. HoW Rooms with running water. D Bathing privileges. $1.5 OCEAN CITY. !AEYG\ HALL, 1118 WESLEY AVE. Near Beach and Amusements. Exc. Culsine. Ownership Mgnt. CAPE MAY. N. J. fecray HOTEL WINDSOR o s ch Froi 300, Hot, and cold"oun lfi ) in_every ‘room. Private baths. Bunerahin ‘direction. R. HAL BEACH_WAVEN. N. J. Tll ISLAND ll:!?‘“ "K e Booklet. Five tennis courts. Open June 18th OCEAN CITY. MD. est_mo 01 Will be open for Decoration dns Amrrh:ln plan. _Garage. EN MAII PEN-MAR INN Quen Max 20 to sept T8 ____JOHN J. GIBBONS. Jr.. Manager. IDG nmm'r PA. MONTEREY INN Blue Ridge Summit, Pa. pen May 20—Opposite Golf Club o VISTA_SPRINGS, PA. GOLF — TENNIS BATHING — YACHTING MOTOR BOATING CONCERTS — DANCING Luxurious Hotel Bilemore cuisine and service plan BROKERS OFFICE Early Resesvationis: Forinformation, address ‘The Biltmore, New York John McEntee Bowman, President o= MOUNTARS Buena Vista Springs, Franklin County, Ps. Season June to October. 300 Rooms 100 Bullu Golt, Tennis. Saddle Bowling. ~ Conk Hotel Rennert, Baltimo, DELAWARE WATEE GAP. PA. Special June Rates and Attractions The Kittatinny The Mountain Paradise DehwmoW.\er Gap. Pa. 03 water sports. 1 and dflry ‘Excellent ‘culsine. . Gl ‘for tourists. Wolf Hollow Golf Club Now oben, Adjoins Kittatinny Park. 18 6.400 yards. Wonderful greens, itatinns " Eucets Gocorded every® prvi: R. F. ENGLE, Mgr. FIREPROOE ovElu.ookqu (OCEA! Centrally located. Hot snd cold runlr’-m Titer eultes with bathe, Tel. A lege. irite for booklet. autg maps. solf literature and specidl 1026 rates for S eenaon taaiiios and touriste: Ben phone 34. JOHN PURDY COPE NEW YORK. BEST HOTEL VALUE IN NEW YORK. eregorian 3&:" « ROOM BATH'S50-WEEK 42100 270725900 A Bowman Biltmore Institution Opens for the Season June 14 FISHING — MOTORING — RIDING All sports under ideal conditions MASRAGHUSRTTS, HOTEL ASPINWALL™ LENOX, MASS. _RESORTS. Obedient. From the London Passing Show. * Lady of the house (to maid)—Ah, Alice, T'll give Tibby her saucer of milk this morning—the doctor says I STATE 614 f BERKSHIRE - HILLS - CONFERENCE - PITTSFIELD - MASS. Summer Camps for Girls and Boys During many years Mr. Foster has supplied information about Summer Camps. By personal visitation and by recommendation of former patrons Mr. Foster has compiled a list of camps which he can recommend as in every way what camps should be. There are camps in New England, Canada, Michigan and Wisconsin, in the Rocky Mountain States, in New Mexico and California and the Pacific Northwest, at different rates, but all well conducted. A camping and fishing trip on horseback in the National Forests of New Mexico. Tours through the National Parks. tion of camps, pack trips, excursions . everywhere. Full informa- Steamship tickets and reservations to all parts of the world. No fees or charges Ask Mr. Foster - 503 14th St., Opposite New Willard Hotel 54 Ask Mr. Foster Offices in Large Cities and Resorts BAR HARBOR - Thisjeason Opportunity for every Outdoor Sport and Rec- reation under Perfect Natural Conditions.Golf, Mountain Climb- ing, Tennis, ‘Base Ball, Yacht- ing, Swimming, Fishing, Motor- ing, Walking, etc. The UNIQUE RESORT —in that it combines OCEAN, LAKE, MOUNTAIN and COUNTRY in un- surpassed beauty. Its greatest of all scenic attractions is the Lafayette National Park ‘With its 16 mountains and 20 lakes and ponds of Nature’s wonderland. ‘We can suit your pleasure and purse with the finest Summer hotels, attractive cottages—or more modest and desirable rooms. Write for Fall Particulars and Booklet. e s MRTORT CASTINE, MAINE For !doarMb—DeHrM!ul sum;;rhmq 10" Washing! '%:‘f'hn ::gogmm ars. * The Adlrondack Vacation REHOBOTH BEACH, DEL. HOTEL HENLOPEN iz Foat: rnul\(o»d food!, grnci surt bathing. 5-:;‘- Homes in New England Rentals—Sales SEASHORE &iomee; North and South Shores of Massachusetts ‘The Summer Vacationland of Amerles 1926 Catologueof Listings Sent on Request HENRY W. SAVAGE, Inc. 10 State Street, Boston, Mass. Est. 1840 ENGAGE YOUR SUMMER: HOME NOW Flshing. Bathing from cottage. In the beautiful l‘crhlurn PanoramA foe. 3,000 Feet Altitude In the Center of the Shenandoah National Park On the Lee Highway ‘The Scenic Mountain Resort of the Blue Ridge. Only 8-hour drive over Lee High- way; Washington-Luray busses pass entrance. N Individual cottages; rustic and original. Horses, bridle trails, ten- nis, etc. For literature, write, Intams of Virginia "".-; b...,ah.u. e il ‘York on February 12, by S. 8. Empress of France, garages 18,350 gross tons. Fas- "m“m!nr:n r\l m tastefully mol-d And aerve Rate, su.so and $15.00 per week; $250 per da; Mr.andMn.WillumRche P. 0., elther Monnt Juluon. Macanie or oq(ncy Springs, Va. Booklet. Helpful literature from your local agent, or C. E. Phelps, Canadian Pa- cific, 905 15th St. N.\W. Washington, D. C. Per- sonal service if desired. “See this world | = Attractive Week-End Trip—41% hours' | griveover ‘fno roads {hropgh tha b m? beauti- [} Shenandogh Valley of \ I 945 Pa. Ave. N.W. Jhess Mala 5457 COCKRE! Come to “Wild Beauty Park Farm” for_Health, Sport.” Rest, Recuperation. A" woodland par heaith “reort an nno OOON OOOOOOOOOOOON GOGRGORBGONKON IBGOROOON VIRGINIA BEACH, VA._ Wild Beauty Park Farm, Box 532. Orange. Virginis. The Leesburg Inn Leesburg, Va. 40 Miles from Washingion, D. C. I SPECIAI.. CHICKEN DINNER|| SUNDAYS Price Reasonable VALLEY VIEW SPRINGS. A natural boalth rowort, one of few places where you ually rest. ~Mineral | of remark: muiltlnfl v b‘fllmml ood comfortable rooms. cellent meals. - On west side of Massanutten ountuin, two miles” cast :.l’hen ‘Market, a.. z sonable. Wrfle. for’ folder. Or Qddpess’ Mer.” Valiey " View ‘Springs. New et P. O.. Va. NORTH HILL griemsasoniee henandoah _River Rorses: electricity. ishing, swimmin, fl chi dren, fnvallds or 1' peg, Wk Booklet Virginia Beach, Va. OPEN ALL THE YEAR to guests. Large verand two floors. Southern cui your home by the sea The Waverley Virginia Ocean front; every comfort; Booklet on request. e s oatls Diggs’ Hotel H. A. DIGGS, Prop. Fronting Chesapeake Bay Modern in every le'mfl Boarding; lodg- ™ T BolflntABlthhl THAM, ln( Plna fllh‘n[ Ind h‘l&“"! m ,opmgr" ‘o‘( Ocean !rienén Aan numn In the heart of all the beach mous Princess Anne golf course and clay tennis courts. Cards Make the POCAHONTAS Mrs. A. B. WILLIAMS, Owner-Mgr. Beach, Va. private baths; golf privilege. street. eltome “awalts our .The Foster Located ocean-front board Hot and & ol wager | i rr&nml b Mn. R. W. Lowe, Ho.!eu VIRGINIA BEACH Iaru. wnm-. \»mu‘:9 fimh ot an Fater T avery Toom. "Mre: Myrtie A- borne, owner-manager. . Spotswood Arms ty., Solt privi: 1000, "M N WATER FRONT—OCEAN VIEW lw.m {0 pavition gnd Ammfl s W roon Bene Neran B Wi, foraenty®2d | Modern. Entirely new. Virginia Beach. . Stop 2 Cottage Line. Ha € Facing_Bay. _Con: yertient to ts. Running water. Sea food. all rooms. Public and private baths. J. W. Modiin. Prop. Newcastle 2. Anudun plan. Excellent home cooking, Running water in For rates write George M. Modlin, Mgr. Mrs. HAY un.xm' vA S—Spend. yo; mfi fiun Mnunmn companions: bo-?mmo lm’ :lzhrhlml 00! L3 'l'he Greenlee Comtopabi xcellenf ing. Bath-houss b nrh'l osite Princess Anne. t home cook- : southern _cool able: 45 miles {rom Washington. HARPERS FERRY Ocean front n porches. MRS, 3. '%x"’cm"""r"x‘-’m THE ARLINGTON S SHENANDOAH INN Harper's ’LI-EE HYGEIA Soovor, ial rates until June 30, i U} n r Manager, GOLF IS PLAYED NOW ATOP PARIS BUILDING Six-HolegCourse Arranged on Big Department Store—Seven Pros on Duty. By the Associated Priss. PARIS, May 29.—'Housetop golf" is the latest contribution of Paris to civilization. A six-hole course on the roof of a big department stofe in the heart of the city is giving tired busi- ness men country club recreation just around the corner from their of- fices. Several professional golfers are in attendance to give lessons and dem- onstrations. Amateurs are tested out before they are allowed to play or else they are accompanied around the course by an expert. As yet there has been no report of a sliced or hooked ball going out of bounds and landing on the head of some pedes- trian in the busy street below, far out y; range of the customary warning “fore!" T FOLIES TO MOVE. PARIS, May 29 (#).—Everything is moving westward in Paris—even the Folies Bergere, France’s last word in up-to-date music halldom. From the site near the grand boulevards it has occupled for more than 40 years the Folies is on the westward march of other theaters toward the Etoile. It has acquired a new site in the Avenus De Wagram and it purposes to begin building this Summer. Under combined American and Brit- ish influence, the Etoile and Champs Elysees quarter is in a fair way to become another Monmartre, with its own theaters, cabarets and wnce Free 10-day Stopover granted by all railroads. Stay at least 3 days PICTU'RESQUE mountain ho- tels, 8,000 feet above sea-level, within two hours of the city! Snow-capped peaks 12,000 feet high, from where a marvelous pan- orama of lesser peaks, valleys, lakes and cities is visiblel * Near the top of Mt. Timpanogos is America’s farthest-south glacier: Piercing the side of this mountain is 8 wonder-cave, weird, beautiful, m:fommblel Méil coupon for detailed information 25-H a.nu ber of Commeree, Salt uhm"'dzy. thdwvhlcsmuhmynd— interested in a stopover. Please send me & pictorial. booklet. Mount Elhott Springs The Place to Spend Your Vacation! Virginia’s ideal mountain resort, 2,600 fect above sea level. New swimming pool, dancing, hiking and horseback riding. Located on the Midland Trail and the main line of the C. & O.R. R. You'll enjoy an invigorating week end or resfful vacation at Mount Elliott with its delightful home-like atmosphere. Post office, long distance telephone and telegraph facilities in the hotel. All modern conveniences. ‘Write for Rates and Booklet . —is one long, joyful holiday. The wonderful climate, glori- ous sunshine, inviting lakes, mguntam aks :lnd sulhhmc scenery combine to make it so. Sports galore and a welcome & 3 as unique as it is delightful. Hotel accommodations to suit of the Swunmmg Pool all purses. 2 For - specific information relative to rates, cottages. camping facilities, etc., LEAR waters from Mounuln Spnn& for your communicate dwcw with the hotel in the lwauu vou wish to »snd vour vacation. elrly mommz or lflu—golf unge. .-_om ‘fi Y- golf casino, tennis courts and rustic mounum trails > A Hote horses, competent uutmdou in lolf lidm¢ Andll:cworlgtfiuedmonhoul. WntefvrSnmm«nfiu m-‘ CREENBRIER WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS * W-VA: CO'IT Thornton Lewis, President Fred Sterry, Managing Director Harry Tait, ager Famous for its hos- pitality — noted social center — perfect repose, zest and recreation. NEW_YORK. NEW_YORK. [Delightful Vacation Days in the Adirondacks ] SARANAC INR E‘I’ Mount Elliott Springs In the Cry Waters Mount Elhott, Vlrglma For Fireproof ety appliances, appointments and service equal to e best Metropolitan hotels. Equipped with auto- matic ‘sprinklers in every room and closet. Sur- rounded by extensive lvate grounds, en- circled by ocean and river. 800 feet of ‘broad cement verandas. Superb view of land and sea scapes from the On—l-.tl.‘ AND ITS COI.DNY 10 Tennis Courts l‘ rts by 8 * s e, e 1HE EMERSON and COTTAGES / st "R S Open May 29tk into October Attractively Jocated. shaded by elme_—near Bathing Beach, St rt besytifully located deen Sumier. rogo autifully Jooat X BB comrae at (e oot hnd evers u ’?o activity to insure you a delightful stay. June 1st to Nov. CEWI'IFIED MILK POST & FLAGG'S BROKERAGE OFIICE t\l{!l fully !uml(hd and cared for with meals at the hotel, $600 and ' \II'W ALm’l‘O MARTEN'S PORTUGUESE TRIO AUGMENTED ’l'O SIX MRS. PREECE OF WASHINGTON WITH HER SADDLE HORSES Saranac Inn entertaine no one suffering with tuberculer trouble * f smmullr cond st shares of the D puberb 18:hole championship Open June 24 to Sept. 15 MMWAMMNIIMM“MMEP SMITH, Sec'y s o TR S WS R GRRE alls