The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-07-25
SUMNER RE SORT ECHOES.

New York Mail and Express.
The fishing is unusually good at Atlantic City
now.
As summer resort Pueblo is neck and neck
with Fort Yuma, A t.
Coney Island belle has started hotel, with
scarlet dress. slippers and stockings.
A polo-player's collar bone has been brokon at
Newport. and thus is another social hero added
to ''our set"
White Sulphur Springs has more Southern
girls than any other place. but their wall is that
of poor Mariana
A place of interest at Lebanon is the Shaker
Village, which no visitor should overlook None
of the Shakeresses take Harpers Bazaar.
The height of the Long Branch season is close
at hand. 1t will be quite as high as ever, and
no impecunious person, however tall, will be
able to touch it.
A nuisance at summer hotels is the woman
who can't, but thinks she can, sing, yelling at
the rano in the evening, and keeping all the ba-
bies on our floor awake
Somebody has found out that the united wealth
of the residents of Hollyhead, Long Branch, Is
$50 600 900. Relatives of such people need never
hesitate when dining with them. la carte, TO
ask for second plate of ice-creanl!
'iAnd do you drink the sulphur water2" she
said to old Mr.. Prm at Richfied as they sat
together on the hotel piazza. He turned to her
gravely, and then remarked with great solem-
conversation indicate insanity!"
Eccentric equipages are peculiar to Bar Har-
bor One man drives four in hand of mules
another three ponies, tandem, and third two
goats There is something in Bar Hartor air
conductive to Ego your please" and it is really
fashionable there to do the rough-a nd-ready act
Laura said Mrs Parvenu while they all sat
together in the evening on the piazza of Cats
kill hotel, Laura, go over where all them PEG.
pie is standing looking up at the sky. heard a
lady say there's a roaring. bowling Alice dis
covered somewhere-see what all the fuss is
about"
Thus far there has not been as much enter:
tanning at Newport as usual. The fact is said
by the local Jenkins to be due to the absence of
so many habitues in Europe and to the many
cottage people in mourning. No reference to
the possible low tide of fashionable bank ac
counts is made.
who's that speaking pieces in the parlor9"
asked Mrs. Parvenu on the hotel piazza. oh"
said a gentleman in the circle, some public
reader-an itinerant, suppose" Mrs. Parvenu
went over, looked in at the parlor window, came
back and said: well. he may be an itnerant.
you say, but he looks more like an Italian to
me-"
Something is the matter with Lake George
this year. None of the hotels arc even half full,
and there is, of course, great deal of grumbling
among the proprietors. This is to be deplored.
as there is no finer resort anywhere, and if it
were ''in Europe hotels could not be fast enough
eStaDUSueO 10 accommodate the people WHO
would flock there.
''Looresa" says Mr. Mntzerheimer, at Long
Branch. to his daughter "Looresa led me bre-
send you do mine trent Meester Bloominheim,
of Worth streeds, vite goots." And while the
newly-introduced pair play battledore and shut
tlecock with small talk Mr.. Mintzerheimer goes
over to his wife and whispers: dot Bloomin-
helm ish very vealthy-vorth so much ash dree
millions; vite goots, my tear!"
At West Point-Scene, Cadet hop. Young
woman, painting after waltz I'm so fond of
dancing, aren't you?" Cadet Yes, awfully; I'm
so glad you are fond of it, too" "Oh. | think
it's divine, don't your Eyes, by Jove. real,
kind of heavenly. don't you!" Eyes. that's just
it-really sublime, don't you think SO, toog"
''Yes indeed, think So" Having rested. they
resume the may. We think this is delightfully."-
intellectual don't you!
Flne-looking, stately, white haired danes in
brocades and antique laces: fresh, blooming, nom
artiicially reconstructed girls, in cool musns and
bright ribbons. abound at the peaceful White
Sulphur Springs in Virginia, where there was
society" a hundred years ago. Good society,
SIR yes, sir; good society," eh CAD, sir; yon IN
derstand me, sir Colonel. my friend, Major
Blueblood of Fairfax-old General Blueblood's
family, you remember; fine people,"
Now is the time when miladys maid and lit
tie Johnnys nurse get together at summer ho-
tells and exchange family secrets. and permit the
long incarcerated Tabby to escape from the bag
Then Mrs. Luges maid tells her what Johnny
Tufts nurse has revealed about Mrs. Tufts ''go
ngs on" at home-how they have corned beef
three times week and desert only on Sundays;
how Mr.. Turf CANDLES and all tn rest, with
some added. Oh, Abigail the hired GIRL what a