Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-08-19
MISS TERRY BY THE SEA.
TheFair Actress SoiOurning at Mar
ra&ansett Pier.
Fro1a tAs w ~ World.

From The .Ne10 York WOrLd
NARRAGANsETT PIER, r. l., Aug. Is.
Ellen Terry is here and Is to be seen ri
Ing about with the Lockwoods, who a
her hosts. in white gown, with blaC
hat and gloves and big black sunshad
The night of her arrival the Lockwood
entertained aboard their yacht, whjd
lies here off shore, a few persons w
we're fortunate enough 10 know her. n
the boat was brilliantly Illuminated
her honor with many colOred lights, D.
one knew of her arrival until 1T vs.
guessed from the unusually festive appr
ance OF the yacht, TIE Casino has On
crowded every evening with people awt-
ing her arrival, but so far she has not ME
her appearance. She seems to BEN
blooming health and good spirits, hut mt
upon enjoying herself in d quiet wv.
Mrs. Lockwood, her hostess, who is prn-
juent i'll New York society, is a siste of
secretary Bayard.
People from all parts Of the country re
here, each with different code of nm
ners, and to prevent any jar new md
simple Narragansett rule of behaVio is
adopted that manages to lit all the visi.
tors from all localities. Some one FROM
Newport came over last week and salt
with magnificent superciliousness tina
Narragansett was unspeakably vulgar
from certain point of Vie.
But undoubtedly there is no place on We
W hole Atlantic seabOard where peCle
have so much simple, hearty fun And
healthy exercise. Everyone does juG as
pleases him; a certain set in each De OF
the hotels is best pleased to be qut, ana
dignitied, and another is pleased o pei
well not to be so much so. 4
There are some very peculiar nd PIC
turesque people at the pier who ma tFs
mode of life agreeable, amos thepa
Young widow whose hair issoIhetDhs
When Mrs. H4ch app6trs
on the beach in the morning. an arteUIc
bathing raiment, she has Great he.ce VI
bair Eangi; III waves an4
curls TO her knees. SheduhSeS Ii anu
strikes out for deep W.T. ner soinen
name floating behind he ana l"llgel 'l"n
ger hair is the follow4g VI men 10 neI
oaminr wake Angler bath she gath
ira mn tho drinn1n mass into great |
ono win a swaan her big white arm, |
yTinys If drv and,hen promenades the |
earh snreading 5road its splendOrs to |
no ,,Inds end an and accompanied by !
o,no half dozen en- who eagerly assist |
a I've nrocoss citing all that human |
oI6 thorouVhI vAaken out to the breezes. |
NTrs uoteb iaot in the strict cOnstruc- |
on of the vora widow, but she Will be |
. soon no thnlvOrce courts have COM
leted a Itfielatter they have in hand.
\ tha meannle she is the despair OF all !
70 wives treyes OF whose better halves |
re- in the h lit Of straying widowWard. |
~. Ii+tlo t,le at the Casino is crowded |
REQ dean Ich day, and she sits there |
mid a Inv court, upheld by her two
,jIdran no are eherubs in white fan |!
u and iyerit all her beauty.
AnotbepersOn who attracts good deal |
atten6n in a deterrent way is Miss |
imj @ith, the sister Of Mrs. Willie X. |
apdar4it. She wears the same costume |
,arv ~ at the Casino. and il is certain !
a rssarkablp one. 1t is a dark-blue |
in red very short in |
10 stts and completed by white, high |
lale shoes. She looks thin and pale and |
.euI to he quiet and TO have little TO say
II one except her friend, Mrs. Frank |
iaL from whom she is inseparable, and !
nJseetHs to be one of her few cOmpan- |
u 1t is said here that the match with |
italian Count that was broken of be- |
lse of trouble about the dot, is on again, !
| she IS shortly TO go to Europe to be /
de a Countess, her brother-in-law hav- |
been brought to see reason in the mat /
of providing q suitable dover. The |
tune she wears is said TO be a Russian /
lsant costume, and has given Nara !
lsett a subject for unlimited copversa-
n for several DAYS az least. /
The Young woman known to her ad- |
rers as "The M0doc," "Pocohontas,"
d the princess of the Natchez Tribe"
the most remarkable looking |
rson here. She is tall and full of clean
lsce. and. naturally very dark, has |
rned herself with wind and sun to the
Nst desirable and to be envied meer-
baum shade. Her eyes and hair are
ick as midnight, and her teeth a gleam-
9 row Of pearls. When the sun shines |
her smooth bronze cheeks. her eyes |
.ht up and her teeth illuminate her face. !
e looks then Ikea splendid savage. She !
AXIS like tigTesS, and gives one the Inn
ession of superb suppleness and |
Iength. Her costumes are planned 60 |
centuate the savage impression. She !
ears rich, vivid cOlors. In the mornings !
e has n crimson Turkish feZ on her black !
,ks and her feet encased in yellow Turk |
B slippers. At night she has an orange |
't HlhSN @Oh II WIN a hnb " inalCu btdb
almost uncannily suggestive OF the |
-ress.
Mrs, James Brown Potter's younger |
SER Miss Jenny Urquhart, who is a |
NOUS bani0ist, is spending few weeks |
IRE with her mother and father, and to |
sSeeo in her train on most occasions is |
'mg Perry Davis, the son Of the man |
lo made fortune on the celebrated |!
ram Killer" Miss Urquhart is pretty |
fdhil Of yiyacity and esprit, but is not !
any means rival OF her famous elder !
ser.
inc jewellers OF the Pier have not yet |
Nered from their Indignation over the |
preston that has gone abroad this year /
Helr bathing dresses. They are now as .
uest and decent as bathing suits ever |
~ ana In no way resemble the brief gar
5uIs whose description had Mortified |
upper people elsewhere. The correct |
eI. mere is rigid dark blue from head to |
.r' with red handKerchiets about the |
way ana hair, and wide red canvas
~ mere are many variations upon |
i1 correctness, however. Respectable
..or4s Of families are to be seen IN an .
.,ol exactly reproducing the old carl i
"es OF the bloOmer costume, while |
"s olher mothers of families, not so in
" Le..y respectable, dsport themselves
iuHd gowns of blood red and white
'iapes, and few girls go in laced tight
lu,o stays and wearing what might be
!, Ien Tor tennis dress, only that like the
|,oinaR's peticOats, they are cut of |
a aa, aoout and up TO their knees. The |
,,, ON coming out OF the water is not |
o Eoou as when they 90 IN, and the SWIM
WIN simpler aud looser suits have
'uef the best OF it then.
"hLPLESS IN THEIR BOAT.