The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1884-07-13
MAAr n come ON N sousz,.

NAAr - come ON N somsz1.
waterins.plsos life 10 tame enough q ~
People who have no summer homes ha,.
pretty generally decided upon their places a.
torture. and have arrived At them. The sun.
day husband" having escorted his family to
their place Of destination ind spent three mis-.
cradle days therc. has returned TO hard work
club dinners. and happiness. His better half
having unpacked all her Saratoga trunks. IA
training her temper and her digestion to on.
dure three months Of grcgariousness and star.
walton, while she nnds her chief enjoyment IN
rocking violently to aud fro on tho piazza Of the
hotel His daughters are occupied In DRESSING
and undressing In Watching the arrivals By
train and steamboat and wondering whore
all the men are.
The men. meanwhile. sre having not half 4
bad time Of II In town. Miss Hurst 10 making
things lively for them at Wallack's Theatre.
and giving thom all the exercise they want At
this time Of the year. Every one has heard Of
muscular Christianity. but muscular spirit
force or muscular electricity 10 new. What.
ever the explanation OF her performances may
BE-. certain It Is that Miss Hurst fills Wallacks
Theatre overy night with throng OF curious,
wondering men. She has neither beauty nor
graoe and she gives little Indication Of even
ordinary brain power. and yet BY strength Of
will or strength OF muscle she triumphs over
the most powerful and athletic OF the other
sex. and sends the fecblo ones spinning over
tho stage like 30 many teetotums. On Wednes-
day evening half the Union and nearly all the
Knickerbocker Club were present Mr.. Wright
Sanford. who 10 no mean weight. jumped upon
the chair held In Miss Hurst's extended hand.
and almost danced upon 1t In his easerness to
bring It to the floor. but. like all the rost he
ANONYMOUSLY failed. Mr.. Edward N. Dicker.
son. who 10 man Of colossal proportions. sue
ceeded In gaining temporary advantage over
this female Hercules. but 1t took all his strength
and weight to do II. and 1t left him moro OK.
hausted than the lady. Miss Hurst 10 certainly
o beneiacto to her sex. and deserves the big
Rest kind OF II medal from oil the dlsaflected
sisterhood. To have risen UP at this particu.
lar juncture. when they arc clamoring for po-
litical privileges and insisting upon intellec-
tual equality. and seized upon the worry strong.
hold Of masculine supremacy. it physical
might. Is feat as meritorious asst 10 surprising.
second Samson aud female one at that
had not been predicted for this dsy and gen.
Grafton. and ioi here she is in tho midst OF us.
Even tho coolest and most Indifferent among
us IL inclined to cry. What next2
Nothing exciting or even Interesting has 90.
CURED 40 yet at Newport. Tho season 10 put
ting out little tender shoots Of conviviality and
good will which in short time may blossom
and bear fruit The wedding OF Miss Charlotte
Augusta Tooker und Mr.. Whitney Warren on
Thursday next will bring people together and
will DO the first general gathering Of the sum
mer. The ceremony IL to take place at O'Clock
in All Saints Memorial Chapel. and is to b
followed by large reception ut Mr.. Tooker's
new and luxurious villa In Kay street The
sumptuousness Of this establishment the rich
ness and rarity Of its decoration. and the
artistic tasts-and one might say gonius-that
has been expended upon its drawing and din
ing room arrangements. are hardly exceeded
in Miss Wolfss and Mr.. Robert Goelet's new
houses The bride and her attendant brides
maids. who are to be Miss Daisy Stevens. Miss
Daisy Boeckman. Miss Edith Warren. and Miss
Iona Leroy. will thus have o rich background
and . beautiful setting for themselves and
their bridal nnery. and those who 60 only to
look ON will have a feast OF good things for
their Dyes as we'll as for their palates.
The next large wedding will be that Of Miss
Ella Dicksy and the Eev. Mr.. Douglas. which 10
appointed for tho second week in August
No engagements have taken place MS yet at
Newport. but news comes TO us from over the
sea OF the engagement OF Miss Margaret Blake.
daughter Of the late Charles F. Blake and
granddaughter Of Gen. John A. Dix. to Mr..
Lascelles Hoyle OF Prestwich. Lancashire. Eng.
The engagement OF Miss Daisy Wyeth to NJ.
Lewis L. Deladsld has also been recently an.
nouncad.
Tho long lines Of seaside resorts on the Jer-
sey and Long Island coasts are full to over
flowing. Babylon 10 getting to be almost city
BY the sea. and her large hotels are crowded.
At Islip. tho Pavilion has many nice people this
year. Among them are Mrs. and Miss Towns
end. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Saokett. Mr.. and
Mrs. Luckemeyer. Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred YounRs. and Mr. and Mrs.
Andariese. There Is . great deal Of driving.
much elaborate dressing. and the little CON-
munity 10 about the gsyest and pleasantest Of
anv at the minor watering places.
A dance was given on Friday evening at tho
Kennels. Far Rocksway. by the gentlemen OF
the Rookaway Club. The summer population
turned out In force. and the gayoty WAS kept
up until late hour. Mr.. Pierre La Montague
led german. In which many pretty women
took part. Among them were Miss Gertrude
Cheever. Miss Jessie Keene. Miss Nelson. tho
Misses Bseckman. Miss Alice Aslimore. Mrs.
Cruger Hasell. Miss Henrietta Strong. Miss
Emily Stevens. Miss Duer. Miss Campbell. Miss
Biningsr. and several others. All the nom.
bers Of the Hunt were present. besides othel
gentlemen from New York.
Among the arrivals by tho Bothnia from Eu-
rope was Mr.. Goold II. Redmond. who has
made tour OF q fcw months abroad. and spent
several weeks with Mr.. and Mrs. Morton u
their official residence In Paris.
Sir Roderick W. Cameron and family arrived
yesterday BY tho Germanic. as did also Mr. and
Mrs. William c. Rhinslander whose son Ia still
incarcerated for the shooting Of Mr.. Drake.
London Is SO dull In consequence OF the rigid
mourning enforced by the Queen for hel
youngest son. that English AZ we'll q Amer.
leans arc hocking to tho Continent in shoals
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Kearny Warren. who have
been paying long visit 70 Mr.. Junius Morgan
at Dover House. have left for Kssingsn. Nrs
Mary NJ. Trnyers and her daughter. Miss Grey
are also OF the party. Mr.. and Mrs. Astor an
at Langen Schwnlbach. where they have 70.
GENTLY been Joined by their son. Mr.. Waldorf
Aston. aud his family.