Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-07-07
those dead Trask children, is not far

away
There is one hotel-the oldest Sarato-
ca hosiery of much aristocracy. and
10 is obliged 10 keep open month or so
longer than the others were Roswell p.
Flower comes every year. Here Jay
Gould spent q summer. Here Mrs.
Blarclford. widow OF the Washington
Judge. Addison Cammack, the banker;
Berry Wall. the dude. and Blaine Car
ncgie. Ddmrosch contingency. spends
It's time when ut Saratoga. The host
is a retired physician of vast wealth,
and his hotel bears the stamp OF his
culture
BEAUTIFL MRS. FRANK BEARD.
Another hotel has the reputation OF
being the shOwiesJ Here come the
sports. the pretty girls, the woman
with the largest wardrObeip The world,
the gambler with name so black You
dare not speak il. and the potpourri OF
travel. Here reigned q summer age
Miss Maudc Howard. daughter of Joe
Howard. the most beautiful girl who
ever stepped the piaLzas and here she
may come again. now as Mrs. Frank
Beard. the owner Of Lazzerone, winner
OF the Suburban.
Looking nOrthward from anywhere
one secs Union avenue, which is one OF
the worlds famous streets. IL mas
shown more celebrities the way 10 lake
dinners than ever did another lake
thorOughfare. Cornelius Vanderbilt
sped Maud ). up Union avenue TO Sara
t0ga Lake The day he sold her TO Rob
crt Bonner for one farewell dinner and
it was along Union avenue that jim
Fisk. John Morrissey and Stokes went
TO the last of their festive dinners.
A midsummer fete is i'm the air. IL Is
to De the annual Shakespedrian carni-
val at one OF the hotels This means
Merry Wives of Windsor 80 on the lawn
Shakespeare Quadrillc, readings from
She poet and @ childrens carnival dur
ing the Shakespeare days. This mis-
The hotel with much life and the or
chestra which. until Victor Herbert
was chosen to lead Gilmore's band,
numbered him as one of its proud mem
bers. rchearses all day on Shakespeare
music. History tells us that Shakes
peare whisCled his play music ana
painted q sign This is lawn, bur
Shakespeare q la mode seed not do TINS.
WOMEN PLAY THE RACES.
Tho beautiful girls Of Saratoga are
absolutely bewildering. They are ev-
ervwhere and doing everything, from
drinking a glass of spring water with 4
WY face and mending the tiny SIX
stocking with a postage stamp under
the trees of q shady court to betting Oh
the races. flirting and dancing dcsper-
atcly until morning.
And DO they play the races? You ask.
An. do they2 During racing season the
woman's betting-room in the rear OF
the graud stand. is filed with th"m,
and they elbow each other away TO get
"a price. and stand in line waiting for
the markings on the blackboard. DO
they bet much? No. not much FOR Sar-
atOga-the town of money. a loss OF
500 Will drive a pretty girl home dis
concerted at the third race while a gain
of $50 viii suffice her into stopping
with feminine discreetness.
AT the track little Abe Hummel. the
great New York lawyer, is their god.
Like Jove. De sits on High Olympus in
the judges stand and looks after each
small interest. At the first Tip q
card Isl lowered from the side telling the
number of the probable winning horse.
Away fly the bellies 90 put bet or
him. And when he gallops home last
MS Dee usually does, they wipe away
their pretty tears and stiu love their
J0ye.
A small ocean OF ink has been spilled
over Berry Wall as the King OF the
Dudes. But he is as nothing to Mrs.
Walls desserts. She is the queen of
beauty. and were she only 10 care FOR it
she might reign in bolledom. Each
morning in a natty Norfolk she visits
the lovely Congress Park at daylight
and sins it's cool salty water. With her
are the family of Senator Edward Muir
phy. whose daughter is Hugh J. Grants
bride. and Mrs Flower. All, how these
folks will miss the CrOkers. But they
have still with them eX-May0r Gilroy'
family who always come here.
Lucky Baldwin counts not a little
of his luck at Saratoga. Here he found
Zelda Sanders. the child actress whom
iIE Lac uNNUltNls anu tlNA q AlN NtlA NNlAAA
this summer in white trousers and dep
rec3ting smile.
The woman with q thousand dresses
has lust arrived. she had thirty
trunks. three dogs three maids and
three horses. so she. no doubt, goes by
the theos0phic rule or three. the lucky
number. But she paints her face and
seems most uncomfortable dragging
around her clothes All. poor, dear wo-
man,
From q business point Of view Sara
toga is doing we'll The cab owners
the great horde that stand in the street
TO- tempt one out of ones Quarers-are
making rich. and the cottage industry
IS becoming a very great one. like the
Newport villas and the Cape May sum
mer homes
Prices are not lower this year. Tru-
lv speaking they are little sleeper
which tells Of certain prosperity. And
SO Saratoga opens for its gay season.
los rising curtain gives great glimpses
OF enjoyment ana the stage as it is set,
is wonderfully restful and pretty
HARRY GERMAINE.