The Sunday herald. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1866-1887, 1886-08-01


Howe'sdaughterw with unusual satisfao,ion,io
she Is unconsciously helping TO break down
the old idea Of literary women. Not long
since II was taken for granted that woman
OF brains must OF necessity he fright, and
az for woman writer Well. she added
insult TO injury by dressing like scare
crow and never darning her stockings.
mons avous change tout celia" IL Is now
conceded that feminine brains are not In.
compatible with taste in dress and even a
fair amount OF good looks. The candid oh
server will go so far as TO declare that Mis-
Howe is one OF the most attractive looking
women In Newport, and that her external
appearance is the least interesting part Of
her. SO the world moves, and some day we
may return TO the era Of Aspasia, when
beauty and brains we're synonymous.
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ir,snds mnst make their annearsnce. The
season Is fairly opened, but will not reach
its height until the races begin, on the oath
Of the month. The United States still holds
It's pre-eminence among the great hotels,
many Of Its guests returning each year. The
rooms are the perfection Of neatness, table
admirable, piazza wide and shady, aud
Stubb's music, which returns every season,
quite the best that one hears here. Zach
hotel has Its own band, and open-air music
and piazza life form great feature of the
days pleasure. Here, to the strains of one
| OF Beethoven's divine symphonies, groups
of earnest men discuss the latest political
question and bevies Of fair women the still
more puzzling last fashion in dress or @s
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making strong bid this season for being
not too fast but just fast enough. There Is
| quite fascinating piquancy about the cos
times In vogue among ths habitues of the
fairer sex. They make most artistic and
adroit approach TO riskinsss without being
rsprshensibls according to the social code.
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Atlantic City is now the prize of the polioi
The swarniing rsbhls from thu banks of til.
Delaware and Hudson, aud the casual and
economical visitor from inland, transforms 1t
into a daily fair that one might easily con.
fuse with Con-y Island. had run down
there las. week, and found tho place won
drOusly improved as a popular resort. To
recognizes It as the sober and pleasant shore
of ten years ago would be impossible. One
cannot blame fashion for flying Atlantic City
between June ar1 October, after seeing what
the dog days reduce It to. Not that there
are not lice people left there still, hut they
are swallowed by the crowd, or would he IL
they did not saolude themselves. The town
is given over to riotously jolly mob, that
come to the ssa shore to enjoy themselves
and don't care fig for fashion, or for social
forms. The appearance of my friends Cad
Icy or Snobson on the board walk would be
the signal for a riot.-Twn Tones.
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