The morning call., 1892-07-31
EASTERN SUMMER RESORTS.
Efforts Of New Workers to Keep Cool in
Summer.
Popularity Of the Roof Observation-Disclosures
AZ Watering Places and Noun
tain Homes.
Correspondence OF THE MORNING CALL

The favorite outing place Of the New
Workers who are forced by business cares
to remain in town is on the roof gardens,
which have become quite popular resorts
this season. In truth, after a fatiguing day
OF exhausting heat there Is scarcely more
comfortable nook in New York than in
front OF one Of the little round tables on the
roof garden, Swallowed all around by palms
and howers and I0Ofed by the sky glimmer-
Ing with stars or glowing with the pal radi-
ance OF moonlight. A lemonade. a creme
de menth, cigar if my lady" consents
seem TO soothe and sustain the freQuenters
OIL the ROOF gardens as much as the music of
the strlnged bands charms aud the airy con-
yoiutlons OF the danseuse entertains. Ii the
families are In the country cOterie of men
JOIN FORCES and while away several hours in
ehuinmy converse on the roof gardens.
Good Mrs. Piers0n stays in the city and
shares the vexations of heat aud the pleas
ures OF the roof gardens with her husband.
the well-known Henry b. Pierson, who
numbers scores of friends, in San Fran cisco.
number OF Californians are cut of town
Miss Kathlynne Stanton Heron is the guest
of Mrs. Eugene Kelly Jr. at Newport. She
is having glorious time driving, bathing
and participating in the social delights at
this exclusive resort of the swelldom of
New York. Miss Heron is also giving
drawing-roOm readings at Newport. aud her
health is better than 1t has been for three or
four years.
POPULAR CALIFoRNIANs.
Another attractive Californian at the
Hotel Kaaterskill besides Mrs. Peter TAYLOR
and her handsome daughter, Miss Alice
Taylor, Is Mrs. NJ. c. Ravens, who is ac-
eOmpanied by Mrs. }. l.. Noel. Mrs. Ravens
has been living In New York for more than
three years: Last year she spent several
months In Paris, and had q charming time
with number of Californians there, among
them being the beautiful prima donna,
Sybll Sanderson. Mrs. Ravens has a beau
tiful apartment in Thirty-fourth street, aud
Tor gay-hearted Californian lives very
quiet but delightful life, devoted chiefly to
music and books.
Mrs. Helene Burgh and her beautiful
young diughter are spending the first weeks
oil the outing season ri Richfed Springs.
Ii is Miss Burgh's first season out" and it
goes without saying that she will be a
belle. She is stately blonde, with a
pretty, RANT face, and Is highly accom-
piIshed. They expect soon to join the Cali
f0rnians In the Catskill Mountains.
Colonel and Mrs. Savage are summering
at Bergen Point, n. D., the guests of the
colonePs law associate, c. b. Smith. They
are right on the seashOre aud have 20 rooms
for four people and no end of good times.
The colonel is in tho seventh heaven of
glory. His latest book. The Little Lady
of Lagunitas," a Franco Californian ro-
nance. has sold five editions in New York
between Nav "A anu July 2l In Germany
il is going like hot cakes ard in England
the sales are enlivening. his play, My
Official Wife," comes out November l. Ii
will be played two years by Minnie Selig-
man. Next year the colonel and Mrs. Saw
age VIII spend several months in Germany
aud Russia.
PERSONAL NOTES.
Chester Williams and his charming wife.
who have been visiting several months in
| the East are now sojOurnng at the Hol.
land House, New York, as are also Mrs. j.
| l.. Flood, Miss M. l.. Fritz and Mr. f. V.
Mcdonald and wife. Among the other Cal
| nornians In New York are Mr.. Ii. Stern
| and j. A. Bernstein.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. NJ. A. McMullen aud Mr..
+, Il. Held have been taking a jaunt through
the mountains Of the East. they stopped
| few days al the Hotel Kaaterskill, and