St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-07-05
BEAUTY'S BOWER,
The Highly Fashionable Way the New
York Bellies Pass the Summer
Season.
Exciting Routine ut the Springs
Among the Elect of ''the Upper
Teu.c
Wall Street Brokers Rush Away to
the Resorts to Rest Their
Brains.

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hangs heavily on our hands at
Newport, said a society belle, when
questioned as how she passed her days at
That most fashionable of all resorts.
on see, we do not get up very early,
put we don't remain in bed after o'clock
because it isn't good for the complexion
you know. Well. after ones bath and
breakfast there is the mail to attend to, in
Ni'ati0hs To answer, ETC., and by 10 or II
o'clock IL is time to order the dOg-cart
around, take your tennis racquet and go off
play tennis.
Mamma spends her mornings writing.
crocheting and sitting ON the niazza or in
the Casino talking. and NV brother snends
his time as l do, only he has the added
pleasure of smoking.
After lunch, you know" she continued
waving her big Japanese fan, lone has to
take rest and spend an hour or more
DRESSING FOR THE DRIVE
on Bellevue avenue, or garden party IT
MIS-. AStors or Mrs. Wilson'S. or some ones
else. Then we dress again for the evening
Next month 1t will be done for balls and
receptions, but now it is only for dinner
parties, and find them extremely stupid.
because the young men are so extremely
lew and the old men awful bOreS.
In July and August we will have Yacht
ing parties. polo-playing, races and hunts,
you Know, and it will be perfectly delight
ful. We wont have even q moments time
for anything but enjoyment. and that is
what l like"
Bathing, driving, hops-that's how we
amuSe ourselves" said laconic dude who
has spent several seasons at Long Branch
You don't see much of people till about
10 o'clock; the girls are busy curling their
hair and the men are too lazy to get I'D.
Then, after an hour at breakfast, every
one goes down to the beach-some to
battle and the rest TO look on. OF course.
you have to lunch after swim, and then
you can sit around and talk to
DOZENS OF PRETTY GIRLS
or only one, whichever suits your fancy.
or you can go to sleep. But at 5 YOU must
be out driving on Ocean avenue or YOU
aren't fashionable. Then come supper.
hops, lovely moonlight promenades on the
piazza, and the day is done. The women
pretend to do fancy work, but it don't
count. Why girl ! know has been knit
ting the same silk purse for the last three
years. Mr.. ChildS, Mr.. and Mrs. Hoey.
OIilef
fashionable people who have cottages here
give dinner parties and dances, and we have
carniyals and amateur theatricals, YOU
know"
Saratoga is the place to thoroughly en-
joy ones SELF said prominent society
lady, land big hotel is the place TO stay,
There is very little cottage life there, but at
the hotels it is delightful. a walk to Con-
gress park or one of the other springs in
the morning, draught of the sparkling
water and chat with acquaintance come
before breakfast. Then we ladies sit on
the hotel piaZZaS, read and do fancy work
while
THE BAND PLAYS.
and the men go off to read and smoke.
Every one goes to the races in August. but
in July they stay about the hotels until din
ner.
Then comes a nap, and at or5 we go
to drive. either out to the lake or up to
Judge HiltOn's beautiful home. The lovely
garden parties at the Grand Union, the
ehildren'S carnival at Congress hall. the
hops at all the hotels and the evening mu-
sic on the piaZZaS ill our evenings with
pleasure. Then comes another visit to the
springs before going to bed. Mrs. Loril-
lard, Mrs Guernsey, Josh Billings and
other prominent people are at the springs,
and think we shall have a delightful sea-
son."
Mrs. Marshall o. Roberts, Mrs. Burton
Harrison and the AppletOns are making
LenOX delightful this summer. " said a Young
lady the other day. They give such
charming teas and dinner parties, and we
have tennis, archery and rowing.D
Mount DeSeret, with its wild beauty and
sea air; NarraganSett Pier, with its naval
station; Cape May, with the bathing and
sailing, and even Ocean Grove. with its
all offer peculiar attrac-
tons to pleasure-seekers.
Saratoga Springs will have this summer
as jOyial
A THRONG OF BROKERS
as have ever sought social distinction.
William II. Vanderbilt and his wife will,
Of course, cut the biggest SpIurge. He has
a suite of half dozen apart
mentS in the Grand Union hotel. with a
small army of uniformed lackeyS and pri-
yate orchestra.
He has yielded to the entreaties of his
wife and has ordered a six-horse coach,
which will crush the gravel along the fash
Onable drives twice every day. The six
speedy SteedS will wear harness decorated
with diamonds, and every lackey will have
10 wear gold chain, even if he has only
silver watch.
Mr.. Vanderbilt will wear duck clothing
al summer. In the cool of the evening a
luck gown will hide his symmetrical form.
JAY Gould has come to the stern resolve
hat his presence in Wall street is impera-
i've all summer, and as his dancing DAYS
ire over he has given his son Fred a pOck-
,tful of money, the patenal blessing and
eluctant permission TO join the giddy thrOng
It Saratoga. Fred has bought Twenty-Five
lew suits of clothes and
ENGAGED TWO vALETs,
Who will take turns in dressing and I'M
lressing his precious person four times
very day. Fred has also bought a stud of
FLOODED horses and will look out for a
wife.
Mrs. JOhnJ. BloOdgOOd. the beautiful
wife of one of Mr.. GOuld's most trusted
brokers', will while away the heated term
1t the springs, while her husband yells |
himself hOarse on the Stock Exchange and |
axes what satisfaction he may in squeezing |
he shorts.
James II. Jesup also has a lovely wife, |
whom he will show to the best advantage |
N the glittering salons of SaratOga's pal |
ices.
. Addison Cammack, the great white bear |
Of the Windsor hotel, whose visits upon |
he street, few and far between as they are
always preSage sudden shrinkage in val |
les, will try 10 forget the surliness of his
business bent and lose some OF his adipose
issue by drinking settler water and
wALTZING WITH THE GIRLS.
Having tapped the little bulls of some
$3.50, 900 quite recently Addison can dash
he expense. Mr.. Cammack is noted for
MS attention TO his shirt bosom.
Henry Clews, who wears the same suit
al the year. is q small man but he has q