National Republican., 1882-08-21
SUMMER CORRESPONDENCE.
rntercsiInE Letter from Deer Park
Grand Rail and who Pnr1icIpntesp,

Special Correspondence OF THE RErunLicAN:
DEER PARK, MD,, Aug. l9.-1n reading over your
interesting and always welcomed paper received
to-day notice that you have been having some
hot weather and that even the camp meeting
folks, who are or ought 20 be under the special
protection of Providence, are sweltcring In tie
heat, while your Paris correspondent of July 20
says; I'VE are having most lovely weather just
now, clear and bright and not too warm; in fact,
the nights have all the delicious freshness Of oc
tober." The latter describes the weather here all
through July, August and September. 1t would
nmise you TO see the expression Of amGzement on
the faces Of the guests here when they open Wash
ingon and Baltimore papers and see how high the
thermometer stands there, and that sO-and 80 was
Frustrated by the effects of the heat They can
scarcely comprehend that they arc but compara-
lively few miles from these and yet they can
wear light wraps in the middle of tae day, dance
In the evening without inconvenience, and
sleep under two heavy blankets at night.
With no mosquitoes, lovely walks and
rides, beautiful women, handsome men, en-
chaating music, an abundance Of everything to
plea,e the most fasIidious palate; air that fills
your lungs with life, and makes your eyes
brighten aud cheeks fl, no fash ,ouab.e require.
ments Out perfect frecdpln, ono Is frcShened and
invigornted, and looks forward to eauu succeed
lug day as one more day of health and happiness.
such iIl. Is Deer Psrk, with washington only 2Oo
aud see Us, and We will prove /; to you. If you
don't care TO como and prove 1t, here NJ II height
OF 200 Feet on these grand old mountains, we
can look down Oh you with supreme indifference
ana say, 90 on with sun-sirOkes, and miserable
musquito. biting, health destroying nights but us
Tor us, give us the mountain air, or give us a
evenings tide with Captain Blake on the Cor.
corau." But l fear your readers, will think this
country not only makes one healthy but woIdy.
50 Will close with q few items.
GRAND COMPLEMENTARY nALL
was given at the hotel on Tuesday evening, tho
lSth, Tor the benefit OF Professor ii. Sl. jung
nickcls orchestra OF Baltimore, who furnish us
ieet to dancing and old hearts ~ beating with
memories OF other days, OF those who attended
noticed from Washington the Misses Eusds, Miss
Thom, Messrs. George and WIN Eustis, Mrs. Fen.
dali, DIR. +. IL. Pipes, OF the Pension oiice DR..
Mnulsby and wife, Mrs Calf and lust, but not
least, Miss Ella Wurivld. From Bil imOre, Mrs
and Miss kryser, Miss Williams, Mrs. and Miss
Marhcnd. Mrs. Cloiworthy, Miss Scott, Mrs. q. X
Lord, and MIS-. Glover. From other cities, Miss
Mamie Harrison, Mrs. Talbot, daughter, and son,
OF oflndianapolis; Mrs. Elkins. OF New York; Cap.
tain, Misses Birdie and Helen HARRISON, and Miss
May Davis, of Piedmont, W. Va; Fursyihe HArr!-
son, of Cumberland, aud Miss Downey.. of
Wyoming Territory; Miss Hopkins, Misses
Peters, Misses Rcthchilds,. Mrs. Mack, Mrs
Fleckheiiner, Miss Burkntl DIT, and Mrs. Lawtou,
OF Cincinnati, aud Miss Dunn, of Chiicothe; Mr.
John A. Hervey, the state Department, aud his
queenly sister, Mrs. Patterson. of Wheeling. Major
Z. Boyd Garrett, who formerly keUt The City Hotel
in Alexandra, was muster OF cercmunie,, and i'll
consequence the ceremonies were not lacking
in any particular Miss Mamie Harrison. daugn-
Ter OF Senator ltarriso OF lniliann, who has leen
visiting Miss Katie Davis since July l, leaves ior
home Tonight, much TO the regret OF hrr many
friends. Miss Ella Wa;iield, oi your city, VINO has
been visiting Mrs. Elkins since the latter pait OF
July, VIII remain here until the 1St of September
MIR. FJrsythe Harrison, brother of captain g. W.
tion in Arizona Tcritoryas as quarterm ster's agent.
MORE ANON.