New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-16
,neaoocx tongue. are 70 be found in Die Restaurant or

Of peacock tongues be found In the restaurant
circular balcony where great striped umpreas
shelter them from the glare OF the sun on the sand
below. There private rooms for whist and ecarte
where doubtless play Ia high but nothing OF that sort APP
pears for everything is permissible 90 long as 1t docs
not seem to be permitted These rooms especially
the property of the Cerce Union Club and are not open
TO the visitors In ordinary of the Salon. The Cerce
Union Club is the pressng divinity Of Trouville as was
the Due de Morny OF Deauvie. sThe Due de Morny Is
dead, and Deauvle except for one brief week, Ian
gushes but the Cerce has end and Trouve thrives
The architecture Of Trouvie Notwithstanding and
intended for sunshine Not, however in substance All
the gay and laughing villas on the beach are built sub
stsntally Of brick Bit they are barred and striped
with cOor they large panels OF enamel in bright
coors; gold mosacs displaying mermads and dolphns
friezes bright and shining es and the Maison Per-
son is a mass of small but brilliant arabesques. The
effect is sparkling in the sunshine ana although as an
artist critically remarks. the Trouvle architecture does
not "composeb we'll it is essentially suitable 10 life "a
Touvile, which might also say does not compose
The beach OK tends beyond Cabourg in magnificent
sweep of fine soft sand with scarcely peooe 70 brulse
the dainty that dance It, At the bathing hour
the ssnds are crowded. There is suggestion OF the
classic in the procession OF pegnoirdraped ngure and
runner darts the beach The French bathing cos
is very ugly 70: so artistic people No one wears
stockings ana although the sand is so line that IL Is un-
necessary almost every one wearsspsdries with pasks.
in the back and lacing over the sandal fronts
Dresses with yachts half foot long sailing on seas o.
Casinos lighthouses and bahers, among the designs
frequently here tor the promenade Hounds chase
foxes over an entire toilette and s.eeplechase riders
jnmppg bitches ana hedges borne along by others
There Is comparayey little richness OF toilette at IrOu-
VILE but there chic and every sort OF bizarre fancy
translated into dress mode OF the moment Is the
@corsage notant" which Sara Benhardt introduced IL
Fedora" Its mysteries shall not attempt to IN
rayel but II Is something which woman who hopes
10 call herself well dressed afford 10 he without
Her ne xt hope salvation k In her Rhine stones when
sparkle her slippers trembe her breast and giean
IN her hair -, o., l.. 1901
At half past the great pavilion OF the Salon Is spread
for the afternoon concert Mozart Is sometimes played
rarely Bach occ lsionay Beethoven; but have never
heard at Trouyille mOrsel OF wagner, hchumann
Brahm or any modern German composer. There Is no
end OF Verdi and ROssin and OF course all tue french-
men except BeroZ. The music at the Naoli however
is its great feature If excerpts the gaming wcn Is
ant OF All comparison. From TO 10 In tue evening Is
second concert little white sud gold theatre whch
is included in three francs admission 10 the saicn
| This is varied twice week by play. To which an
of the Paais Royal gives representations but langnd
attended, Dancing is evidently classed among atm
etcs and to these the French not addicted There
is scarcely any dancing at Trouve. Know OF noth
ing more melancholy than ball at the Salon. Every
body goes but dress; few aniaole young
peope spin around In the teetotum fashion prevalent
here and cit down. In threcquarers OF an hour there
ia scarcely left But the Sale des Petts Jerx
will be crowded. and II you observe you VIII ma that
the bali has only adjourned 10 another place Nothing
makes Roadway here against play. To see Irou ie
first and last secure of the highest rank OF seats
overlooking the Petits Chevaux