Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-09

The man who makes cartoons for The
humorous papers and has added many
thrifty Frocnback 10 his oyahequ.f by
recent representations Of tho solitary
condition Of the sonshoro resorts is fun
ny. but inaccurate. War that those
who aid not know the temper Of the
American woman thought would work
havoc with the ncaHhoro resorts, has
been a blessing unllloycd TO noaHhurc
hotel and real estate owners, ana this,
too. despite the fact that at the out
break OF hoatiiltlcs many bonlfaocs were
10 discouraged az the outlook that they
concluded not 10 open their houses at
all this summer.
In New York city u q summer resort
bureau managed by two bright young
women VINO keep IN touch with all the
suburban retreats Of the country. ni-
though their chief interest 10 In those
OF New ENGLAND. They represent the
different railroads. steamship lines ho-
tcin ana real estate agencies. They have
patrons from Maine 10 California ana
from Florida 10 oregon. In speaking
Of the extent 60 which the war 10 NE
fcctlng the summer resort business the
most self satisfied expression over
spreads tho face Of the fair managcrous.
She says:
ITS a surprise 10 ~ an. but IL IN
unusually good soason-ln fact the best
We ever had. We thought people would
be- afraid 10 20 10 the rcnshoro on nc-
count OF the spanlarda. Instead they
seem 90 be anxious Co be along the
coast. perhaps In order 90 catch frut
glimpse ~ the enemy. People who ncvcr
before spent summer on this side Of
the ocean arc periodically remaining
At home and swelling the ranks Of those
who are making n prosperous " quiet
season at Newport. liar Harbor. Mar
rnEnnsett Pier. Ions Branch. etc"
No one who notrH the newspapers can
fail 20 be impressed by tho spirit u
activity that pcfyadcH an the resorts.
At Newport the young Prince Of Hell
GUMS visit to Mu. Potter Palmer ~
her villa. Friedman airs Potter halls
from Chicago. was an event of absorb
lnF interest Prince Albert Ia reported
20 have said;
u might like 10 marry an American
giri ana make one Of them a real queen.
and could. you know"
Whether any American girl would or
not. considering the reputation ~ Prince
Albert'a royal uncle and cousins. 10 an.
other question. A. any rate. Newport.
with H. Prince Albert. has been "a great
center u attraction for thousands Of
people who never visited the place be-
fore. The dearth OF men usually COM
planned II has not been 80 noticeable as
one might Imagine. Ia spite Of the en-
listmcntn In Lieutenant Colonel RooHe-
velrs rough riders. there are enough
summer young men lrn 10 make life
tolefable for those women who have not
husbands and lovers AZ the front More
over. men are not popular az the seas
shore or the mountains this season. sald
one belle:
II ucorn man who has no family
60 keep him nj home aud who ~ not
anxious 10 enlist and iight for his coun.
Try"
The oyster Bay colony on Long L.
land, near Camp Black has been popu.
lar ont Of all proportion to liz slEe with
fashionable and other people. Young
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Mnckay have
been spending their honeymoon there
and have with Mr. ana Mrs, o. II. T..
Belmont been leaders In the scmlmlli-
tary society VI the region
Wherever a military camp has been
planted a temporary summer colony
has grown up. which has had ita ORIGIN
In the Interest friends ~ the gallant
boys In blue take IN spending every
possible moment with them. The lead.
ina country families about the camps
vie with each other In arranging din
ncrH and dances for the amusement uf
the officers ana such NJ the mon a. are
used to figuring IN society. The militia
ry camps have been the excuse for the
AT "A
elal ne In parts of America. "a blending
Of tho civil ana military. Tor In tho
imagination OF the summer girl OF 1895
Prince Charming undoubtedly wears
blue uniform and brass buttons.
on the pilzzua of tine hotels aud cot
tnEeH one seldom sees "a woman Hit IDLY
as used 20 be- her habit In her hands
win be- hIt NJ work. housewife or "a
bit Of clothing or Rcd Cross sewing az
which she Is diligently stitching Tor the
soldier boys Hotel parlors that were
once devoted 90 hops and gossip are
nov seldom vacated by enthusiastic
committees auxiliary To this or that or
the other society FOR the benefit OF tho
nrmy Hotels are gay with flags ana
the very beaches az bathing times would
lead tho uniuItluted 20 imagine that the
Goddess W Liberty was out ON dress
parade Rcd. white and blue bathing
costumes are the popular colors with
the daahIng mp 10 date muldeus who
used 10 array themselves In scarlet and
orange and white aud other ultra and
Cndlnelike creations
The very possibility that the summer
resorts might BIO deserted this year
and consequently lower in prlcoa than
ever before has lurod many poopl from
their homes The real fact uf tho mat
ter rs that roteH are. N anything, lit
lie higher than I'm most seasons. Agents