The daily gazette., 1882-07-24
-~goporn R1PPLEs,

kbhVD heen said by VaFioun .s.ss.t.s ~
much has ha.ruInr po the unusual adVan'Sgps psho "
ents cOlee,m,tt ee,,,attop, bathing, ETC., OF neno- o.
climate, sitaIsh ~. y hardly necessary for me 70
both, thai !. I mnst by this time be qul.e
rpeat Wnat W,nr ~" readers. ! shall, therefore,
familiar 70 yo% yo,aan something OF the every
s.v e at this pleasant fsirIy ls' ushered in the
Iae v, House has about ~ .so ISsS, 1on0Iass I
Bdgnt also % quite number o. ,I,o% sne Jo1sS and
there alT The cottages are al oceupe ,.',i a
House lary ~, reason to believe that TINS WIN
there = i.'ou sv'' Of unusual gayety ana ENJOY
nent. ,,,ro Is unexeeptionally fine, and
The palnlnR .ln Ras II been patrontsed by such
never belCfs to,Iv nr hathers. We are glad TO
hOst o. !!.aat !umt Improvement In costumes
motto, lne nc Worn in former years at the sea
over tnTss gs. %ea ncat and pretty dresses OF the
aas t.. are especially attractiSe anu n.Ia, SI eU
l'ds as,s a'' weeIlftting suits of the gentlemen
lol'audivl asudmlirably adapted to swimming ana
are n aun'" f would be quite safe Tor me 70
foatng M seaside resort can present
Pay lnA' s,aSt N than that offered every morn
better s,sn ,sa heach in front of the Bright
9g gu 'TS Tho clad shouts Of the bathers and
louse, nv inioS,nrnt eylnced by all impress
E|he keen th .hg Ken that this hour is looked
pne WIN w. With greater expectation than
ln' pr'S'H other time Of the day ANA 50 'noeeo
1; S,h the exception of dancing there Is
o,5inp Ti," I appreciated more than this delight
O.nns rseoreation, To sit and watch the
~ l,hors ,s as they gambol about In the SUR,
alhelo q. nearly as much pleasure as If he
loius ,1ua,Ot"d ~. Ia The sport himself. There
pite Ijnes nor surf boats unnecessarily
n ,iro W ln' he tImId with the fear Of danger
VIZ ip",htnr Rehoboth is noted for its
u. O1ra e.aedem from death record. Dur
u,t W. whole history of the place drown
accident has never been known 10
H. The surf Is all that could be de
u sa, ,hs huge breakers dash upon the
sc sh VIA h Characteristic force, yet they
~ ", a, sS,r In shore that 1t is perfectly
y !, ,,nture beyond them. There Is no
-sassv 50 that even the most timid can
l@ immense pillows without danger
hJ1e carried beyond their depth.
imo1g the great throng of bathers In
Ofihe Bright House may be noticed
suv whose antics in the surf afford the ad-
Id1g lOOker-On much amusement and In
M CAPTAIN johnson and family are as
|grt swimmers as ever and the Captain
.yIDg taught all his family to swim and
M eljdes compacently along the waves,
I,T coDented with the result of his en-
avoS
Professor Ferdinand Fullmer might be
ktaken for porpoise or sunflsh, SO per-
ely at home is he in the water.
The dashing bathing Of Miss Charlotte
Nave Of Washington is by no means the
vt Of her many accomplishments. Miss
II Atherton preserves the same volubility
the midst of the seething billows as she
Is in the drawing room and parlor.
It l. surprising to what an extent dancing
carried on at the beach. Could the pious
gnators Of this charming resort have
lEned that its precincts shonld ever be-
he 80 polluted by the indulgence in this
pfdly amusement, they would have lifted
their hands in holy horror, and rested
uent to allow the place to go to decay un-
lhe rigid influence of strict church disci-
be and disaifected corporation. As it
however, there never was such scene Of
ysy and fashion as that which is pre-
td to the eye at the nightly hops at the
ght House The ball room is always
Nied with merry dancers, and the fun is
pup until late hour. The very salts
BH mucsic is furnished by Prof. Geo.
tkmans orchestra from Wilmington.
foil dress hop was given in the dining
At night and was in every particular
dlant success, There was an unusual
Rfr of accomplished dancers on the
and the costumes worn on the occa-
were both tasty and beautiful. OF the
ID, Misses Hill, Ricketts,, Keyes, Dillaye,
hertOn, Chapman, Pairs and Mrs. Chan
g from Washington Misses Bright, Ru-
ph and Wainwright from Wilmington,
Eaeled much attention by their graceful
nelng The gentlemen were SO numerous
lasarule always acquit themselves so
edllaDly that ii is hardly worth the while
mention names.
ne second grand hop of the season came
at The Douglass House on Tuesday even
ana with the help of visitors from the
ga House, the affair was quite a success
70 lne time Of their departure when the
crest began to decrease on account of the
petty of dancers.
ialr Will be given on the 5th of August
0to'. ohapel under the auspices of the
nts rom The hotel and cottages. The
Eyeus T are to help defray the chapel debt.
'fr OIL Washington preached last Sun
70 an appreciatiye and attentive congre-
0a We are favored every Sunday with
mu,s rom distinguished divines from
lotht Washington and other cities,
acty. s..N>' " i'e "'l''o''
~ board walk that has lust been placed
~. J.H lne bright and Douglass Houses
~ nS delightful promenade, and Is
~ appreciated as is shown by the
n.'Vas parasols which dot the walk be-
b,a.l, tJa NV Two hotels. The large, old
ts'eu ,Sa WI umbrellas are in constant demand
I sn a ;paag people, and could the history
.gao,l nas aas occurred under their um-
s,o1s eyo =. 'oas be written what collection
lplJ tan sV.ss nps and scenes of sweet rapture
pnsn,s a u unioded to the astounded senses
N t'.asf'ellag .aslsag mas and pas presume
eplv ,s,uilg aau. Oh those scenes would be
Mn. s Iippteelated T. by certain inquisitive
pn fl, tbs NJ nnl aaa around the hotel, to Judge
DDas ~ tI,a. lumber Of opera glasses and tele-
M 'i4; II !. afe continually sweeping the
lldn."n.s A. lrue that Rehoboth Is a little
n ,ug hug 1ae daytime, but am sure that
uj be bss"oatlal no,,,i and lady-like employmet
pe.innn,i iGn,ilfea than that of spying out
S,png niag about the actions OF others.
annal uaaal the Bright House is favored
9sa. auioer E Of talented musicians and
lhinora IRON 70. ~, Washington, New York,
Mani p.pa sna Wilmington. The perform
IN, Paroelessor Waldecker ON the plano,
he oD,aAt "aAelllan on the violin, are superb:
Ilvst,l s Eatsls ~ are frequently almost carried
6uled +. a'e . admirable and faultless duets
sleyr W s..l ,hese gentlemen, who are both,
qf Al Is,aunateh a,,'i. of the Conservatory of
arop .aI Psls, Nc Miss Lichenstein of Wil-
Hiaet ' al. a,ll Miss Ricketts, of Washington.
opiiasas,a s,eal deal of good music from a
pe . ,ra ,,,e guests guests stopping at the Bright
ushte,4 4'f u Mrs; Stephen Dillaye and
ss Sbinhanr;, b,n, keyes and daughter, the
b, Nh NP'e,d, daughters of Alex, Ship
4thptoUn,. ~, T. Young and Mr.. Heaid from
gAl a%n And \ Rom Wilmington Mr.. William
aly. and SsalnRliy, n Mr.. j. T. Cause and
u, n Rntt