Telegram-herald., 1889-09-02
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cone sooaE tie streets. On. yes. So.
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-bus a0oody tnas Il Any oody quite
tAs eonuary. happen during the past
~ssk ~ have brushed against several
psopls ~ho oa ysrlozs occasions have
fasEhed rhesr rsgnt - tive anc - have
shsir names Ia ne papers. Miss Gracs
d Dodge, one II the ~onsn school
Commissioners. made pleasant picture
On he streets Of Ssz YORK the other day.
3all sa1 falE With chestnut hair ana
fEesA knzlisa complexion. she Is good
exanpls Of . wealthy young woman
Wa spends q great part u her sumner
IA town rh7n there ~ss Mrs. Nackay.
the wife u tbs bona6za King, .ho In
eFesn ~hite India silk morning xoWn.
vita pearls IN hsr ears, stretched out
her tiny black satin slippers and declared
sh4s ses fsrx ~ss a. good . summer
resOrt as one could fRd Mrs Maud
Howe Elliott. julia Ward Howe's dA1gh-
tsE. sao IL almost as beautiful now as
ace -.s "A 1870, when Porter painted his
sslebrAsed picture Of her, cant quite
ssazae herself % Newport When New
gork publishers are 70 D. dealt with.
Bus astsr a. The chief sxcissment OF
city life N August centres about the
~hls..s OF sAs postmAa.
Fzoa A CAsrrE oS ONE OF The THors
AND IsLAsDs-'"rhe house boat bids
talr 30 becoms a distinctive feature
Of our scenery. -Four or i've wealthy
Canadian families are sdnmering IN
these delightful hoanng cottages
They are ranged close 20 the shore over
against two u the prsttiest Canadian
lslznds and form quite a social colony,
where afternoon teas are given. visits
made In sast- dying canoes. with now
and then q moonlight concert, . dance
or supper and sbous AL . sense Of
romance and glorious freedom. When
goa gvs tired OF the rocky shores over
kanx with trees about your houseboas,
81 yoa have 20 do Is % up anchors and
shove yourself along with poles TO a
kazh abiding place. or II a more ambi-
s1ous move Is desired you call a launch
o. . sox and steam away 70 another
Island Yesterday afternoon was fete
day and we were almost as gay as at
Henley on The Thames. Our Canadian
friends enter with the utmost hearth
ness into everything. The houseboats
were decorated with bright flags
and huge parasols OF flowers There
were flowers everywhere. Huge
earthenrare vases and blue china Jars
we're ranged along decks and golden
rod and Wild scarlet hollyhocks and
cardinal flowers blocmed IN profusion,
elomatis vines with their white and
feashsry seeds clambering from draw
bridge 70 awning Light cedar canoes
glided from island 10 island and dozens
OF rowboas dsnced on the waters.
There were tennis games and cricket
on convenient meadow. and these
Northern girls looked more blithesome
even than during the winter carnival in
their silk blouses of lilac pale yellow,
scarlet and blue. with white glazed
sailor hats baseball and Eton caps,
soft round felts and broad brimmed
head fxings OF every description.
Sometimes \ whole boatload wore the
same colors. A six-oared barge was
manned By half a dozen dsmsels in yell
low and black. who made picturesque
crew But n you want % fall victim
g. The ewig weibliche you should see 4
handsome Canadian girl paddle canoe.
The house boat IN which We are visiting
IS not By any means a mere drifting
raft. II Is \ regular tw0-story house
bulls on barge. with lace curtains AT
its windows and ten rooms inside. u
has Eat roof where We strew rigs and
cushions and lie in steamer chairs and
hammocks under gay. striped awning
Il hasn't "a many gables "a Queen
Anne cottage. indeed. truth compels the
admission that it IS rectangular In shape
and suggests 4 packing box floating.
ha. is is painted In reds and cool greens
and looks very gay or an evening with
rows Of japanese lanterns hanging from
beam 20 beam. II mas good expanse
deck fore and af- where are more avn
irrs and hammocSs and easv chairs.
and where we hare morning glories and
nasturtiur,s and scarlet runners grow
i,- i- eoro- borss. There is bath
room nns-ai-s. butff YOU want a really
GOOD -iun~s os course YOU ta.ye a header
or - -ho vin8ox. We haven't a piano
brt our nex- boat neichbor has. and he
music goes ~s~~ we'll with ou- violin.
There ia plenty of room for entertaia-
i-- ~neefs ard when The stars come out
ard rhe drava7ii-s j. pulled ND ne
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