The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1900-08-17
Qhe1emorrst..st, s..
SUMNER r"EvArlrArloy.

a, Among IN" .,.1.,, tn" Interesting j.. ,,,..
oi 'he Silmmrf >ca,,, "'Ariie,
Ing, NY person 'a 'au ra'Iro,t, ,t,lr !, '"''' r.
that there seems l., y The t.rl
influence that r,s,.. '''r wcall
notes all mannnr =, ana por
~ Is not alnn" lh,,, '''sewd
seasD. mare.o 'aoa Of the sea ,rrprn', a1, III. =,
,na1kea'd9wn aiae. sale. and ,hs ""a '' The
,,naa Imitation S and other msI"adn" ,"s dn""%r'
lions Nor does it ha . '''ng &c.
to to the al-the-yrarrpuna Ir' Ia, 's,'Iear' v.
all times and seasons far '"' ~ VII" has
whose whose statements are merely '"', y 4 and
higher colored and r,,,. lltlls
summer than winter. I,s "'''atc ID
~, ,u, eect erect IS on the ordinarily ,'a' raa
lul person who finds that w.. .'u'h
saa0 Mea'ner he exudes falsehoods, d,'a u. N.i
Goes perspiration. and ,ha. '' us be
.uo ao 'ru.n 10 him. 1t was doubtIe''' ss'' ' !.
1ne close Of summer that job ,,',s, ,,ns' =, \
ap',,ls opinion Of his felow.rraa,,'as rs',asi
by declaring Il said in my h's",0Is' hsar e
men are liars" Wherever van ",a'' Al
may see this theory of the a".s' S"s%
clousness OF summer illusr,,,"a' ,s'o''
every hand. 'a'eo %
:. Let I' someone but mentouthe re,,.
er' instantly the summer la, "'' ~
deck with an account of Some a' Ms. IS %
uiar summer when it was So bp' p,'.'
mercury boiled over and siz,lsS 10, 'aa ~'
OF the thermometer N'u 'N
speak of fishing! Some p,,,,
lul James is ready with a clrcn".,. sr
1lai account Of how, alone and ', u,'s
ed' he caught a whale in a fresh.v'''. s''''
creek. Refer to games. and n. @ ,'",
hammered man who doesn't knov
royal flush from "A pair Of ouo0n, s'
ia'es d ha'r'ralsIng yarn of phenOn.
enal poker hand he once held 'ta' in III,
pal'ny days of Mississippi rivers Stem. M
boating. ''''Nr
Sad to relate. even gentle wo0,,
ooeS not escape the coutagiOu and
the tarradidles told on summer ho,sl
ealierieS make one hope the recOra.
Ing angel is off on vacation. and ,h,,
the shop is closed for repairs. ltEa
reunion of the great Saphira famjlv
and they have gathered il from no,,h
and east and south and west. There
is always the woman, whom uobody
KNOWS, at home, and who considers il
"A compliment to be asked 10 cut Gala
at a church fair there, but who blos
SONS out in imagination into lender
OF the smart set, and brags about her
position in society as soon as she gets
OH 10 Il summer resort, There's the
woman who invariably speaks of her
maid of all-work as her butler and
her sister, who is always regretting
that she left her diamond, in her hus.
bands safe" family heirlooms, my
dear. and I'm so wretchedly nervous
about burglars y
Then there's sure to be the woman
who always spends her summers at
| Newport, but whose doctor positively
f0rbids her to 60 there this year, and
the woman whose rich friends, the
BulliOns, are continually bcSeechins
her to come and make Yachting
trip with them, but who, with trm
ness we can never sufficiently admire,
resists all their impOrtunities and
continues to stay on at the slx-dOI'
lars.a.week springs,
Then there's the woman who might
be in Paris this very minute, and who |
tells you at every opportunity how R
might be taking her dejuner IN H
boudoir and 90 out shopping on the
avenue de fOpera.
There's the girl who was the teIe
of Narragansett last summsr ana
never had such time in her Ille' ana
might have married a New YOrS NIL
lionaire-only she didn't, ana SO Ou'
and on, each with her little fairy SUI
ry, that nobody believes, and wh'cus
to be set down only to the accountU
the demoralizing summer season '''a'
makes truth and starched snlr's a"'
stiff virtues an impOsslblllty'