The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-05-16

tired-Outs. and make them fresh ana
ready for the season al Newport.
As IS well known Ward McAlhster
illness came through a variety OF ron
foods which he after awhile, could not
digest. The illness of Mrs. Paran stew
ems came about indirectly in the same
way. During the last twelve months
the leaders Of society have been taken
of so alarmingly that there was de-
mand for Il cure that would really be
cure.
AT present the Prince of Wales Is at
Cannes taking the cure for Indigestion.
The Countess OF Essex and Lady Vol
verton. Lady Gray Edgerton and their
respective lords are taking the cure with
His Royal Highness. They 80 out every
day and join him at dinner. And m
London there are three German doctors
brought from Baden Baden 10 try to
cure the stomach troubles OF those VINO
entertain and are entertained Tor nv
Ing.
The sanitarium at Berne is ina appoint
ments modelled after the one al the out
skirts OF Carlsbad, where Carmen sylvia
went when she was so out OF sorts Few
years ago. Its principal feature IS mat
the dlning-room is under the trees.
Every evening at o'clock there gather
under the leanng-Out trees the inmates
Of the sanitarum. the doctor occupying
the seat OF honor at the mead OF me
table They are "a happy looking lo'
not at all invalid in appearance, but
they are worn out and ~ operating Jbat
the same. When sun 0Ics away the
guests eat in darkness until the stars
come out.
Those who have visited the keeley
cures have been struck by the happy
faces OF the inmates. They nave a So
cial life. much more exclusive than one
would suppose from the name OF the
place. They are a lot OF persons al
nicted with a trouble which they are
going 10 try 10 get rid OF. and, nciden-
tally. they are going 90 have goQd
time. The sanitarium IN ships that
Pass in the Night was a jolly place
the inmates getting well by natural
means. That means that they followed
directions. enjoyed themselves, and only
STAYED i'm bed when they were compelled
20.
The sanitarium at Bcrnc relies upon
its open-air eating for its cure. Ii IS
now pretty well settled that eating IN
che air gives the necessary supply Tor
the lungs. and does not crowd TOO mum
upon the heart. and the odors OF TIC
trees supply balsam better than dys-
pepsia medicine
The dining-room IS purposelY located
an eighth Of a mile from the house 10
give necessary exercise before ana aiter
meals. The path lies through the grass
on pleasant days and over boaro
walk when the dew is falling
This lad for eating out of doors Is
said 10 have originated with the beauu-
fu opera singer. Calve who Kept well
All season and she rs said to have taken
this hint from Or. Holbrook Curtis, VINO
treats the threats OF all the singers OF
the Metropolitan Opera House. All WIN
ter she ate with her windows open, win
shawls around her. and tried 10 imagine
she was al a March picnic.
The finest open-air dining-rOoms are
TO be found IN the Weather quarters OF
the city. one OF tnese Is on the roof OF
an apartment house In New York, where
parties can 20 up and dine with as much
state as below The dining-room is REM
ed out TO those who want II Tor - an
evening. with the dining-room 70 the
services Of walters and attendants TO
carry wraps 70 the guests ana other
things they may need. Seeing the boun-
tiful table and the magnificent dinner
service YOU would never imagine your
self TO be hundreds OF feet above the
street. on top OF house eating for
your health.
on the 81 Lawrence they eat out OIL
doors all summer and tor several years
senator Hin has taken his meals IN the
air from June 10 September. HIS FAVOR
ito stopping place Is very pretty resort
bv the sea where the proprietor mas
rugged up piazza Tor guests who want
10 eat in the open. Here Senator nm
sits long and happily az his meals. pull
ing In the air. and getting as much IN
ms way as he gets IN food. Ills WIN
dows are right over the sea, his cottage
standing with It's foundations halI suO-
merged
The menu for the out OF doors reDass