New-York tribune., 1901-07-07
AT LONG ISLAND RESORTS
MANY NEW YORKERS ATIHEIR
.SUNJTER HOUSES.
ONE NIGHT On SOUTH SIDE WITHOUT
RELIEF FROM HEAT.

musated mere by cool nights. with one notable eX-
oepiion The cottages are nearly all let, and the
summer houses OF New Workers are nearly all oc-
oupied. Notwithstanding the prophecies of those
who believe in licensing the sale of alcoholic drinks.
there is apparent difference in the number Of
summer residents or. II there any is in favor
OF this season-the first under license system.
Among the prominent cottage owners already
here are Or. George z. Brewer, c. ]. FrancklyD,
James {. Parrish Samuel Parrish. Henry A. Rob
bins. Harry P. Robbins and Salem H. Wales. whose
families comfortably established in their
summer quarters. Secretary Root IS expected to
arrive within the weeks.
The principal cottages have been taken for the
follows: ]. Turner Atterbury the Pen
rhyr. Daniel Bacon the wigwan1 Frederick Baker
the Overlook: General Thomas H. Barber. the
Clayerack. Henry J. Barclay. the Sandhurst;
Henry B. Barnes. the Edgeconbe; J. Lawrence
Breese, the Orchard; ". Scott Cameron and Mrs
a Scott Cameron the Little Plains; George P.
Clark, the Overdunr Henry E. Coe the Apple
trees; DR. H Holbrook Curtis and Mrs. W. z.
Curtis the Sunnyside: Guy Phelps Dodge. the
Golden Rod Charles II. Godfrey, the Nighbrink;
Russell H Hoadley the Windmill; Henry E How
land the Etormalong; James L. Kernochan, the
Livingston: Mrs James G X. Lawrence the Fos-
ter, Mrs P. L. Loriard, the Miss NJ f. Her
rick cottage; Chauncey McKeever. the Edgemere;
Richard Mansfield, the Mead; De Witt Parshan.
the Arches: Ralph J Preston. the Wyndcote; w L.
skidmore the Gables. Mrs William s. Sloan, the
Wild Rose: Henry @. Trevor, the Meadowmere;
Edward Van Ingen. the Mallows; Howard Towns
Morgan. j.
w F. Fordham.
The Shinnecock Hills cottafers have arrived as
follows: Charles s Brown. L. Romaine Brown,
William NJ. Chase. a. B. Clafin. J. B. Colt, Lyman
R Colt. William s. Hoyt Cyrus Field Judson and
General Wager Swayne
The Meadow and Southampton clubs bachelor
quarters well filled by members,
The event Of the week the Fourth Of July
parade. in fancy costumes, which included many
competitors for the two prizes from the ranks OF
the summer dwellers. While many OF the costumes
were grotesque others displayed a degree Of pa
.riotisnn and good combined which elected
general compliment.
The roads and the golf links. which becoming
,noomfortably dusty under the hot summer sun.
were put in fine condition by the showers of the
middle Of the week
The social season rarely opens here until after the
Fourth and this year has been no exception to the
rule The invitations for several receptions are in
preparation however. and lively round of sea-
side gayety is promised
George c. De Lacy and c. ]. Fisk and their
families came just in time TO enjoy the lnde-
pendence Day festivities.
The unusual heat has caused such tax upon
the bathing facilities that hundred new bath
houses are TO be erected at once. Yachting and
boating have far been the favorte pastmes,
hu, from this time until the of the golf
Is expected TO be one of the leading amusements-
III. Shnnecock Hills is said to be in superb
condition.
Among the late arrivals at the Irving Lewis
NJ Thorn Clayton Slaughter, Charles P. Crosby
and family c. P Fullerton and Mrs Joseph Maril
end daughter of New-York; W. n. Scoet. of Al
bany: Mr. and Mrs. F. H. Belts Stephen Peabody,
Charles A Godfrey. Mrs. G. L. Poissevain, Albert
z Wilson T. Appleton. II. Winter and c. j. webb,
of New-York: A H. Grant. G. W. Myers. Charles
s. Hustled and Martin Joost. of Brooklyn
The following among the late arrivals reg
istered at the GrifTlng: C. Kobbe and family and
Howard Townshend and family, of New-York; y.
w Emmerson of Newport. r. l.; James Morgan,
of Hartford Conn; Daniel Wall George r Wall
and William Hamilton and daughter. of Brooklyn;
Mr. and Mrs. ]. Leslie and Mrs. Barnes and son, of
New-York.
THE ISLIPs.
IsIip, Long Island. July (speciaD--The last
week has been the hottest in the history of the
Islips For once the ozone laden breezes have
failed 10 blow night over the Great South Bay.
and the novel experience of hot night has been
anything but relished, both by the summer dweers
and the villagers.
The event of the week the evening celebra-
ton Of the Fourth the Pavilion by the young
people of the summer colony. A brilliant display
OF fireworks followed by the first dance Of the
reason. The cooler weather of Thursday and the
ever welcome sea breeze of the evening rendered
the affair of the most enjoyable Fourth of July
celebrations held here.
Among the cottagers who have arrived at their
country seats here are H. B. Hollins. II r, Duval,
eia. W F. Wharton, DR. H NJ Biggs, H. H + H9-
W. Knapp, J. H. Dick. John Gibb J; Richmond
George tss Macy Ejah cabbie f. r Bgss j.
Tappin, DIR. Meeks and H D. Wood.
Dame. J. H Haistead and George {, Taylor. ali
except the last named with their families
John Glib this season occupies the Bonny Doom
The principal hotels are, comfortably filled. but
dent element is not yet quite SO large as usual
Venice of America" are occupied and il is prob
able that all he has provided will be taken The
unique features Of this novel resort are not yet
fully appreciated they seem 10 deserve
BAY SHORE
Ray Shore. Long Island. July s (speciaD.-The
events OF the week the the Fourth of
July OF the yachts of the Penataquit Corinthian
club for the $500 cup offered by J. Campbell Smith
and the reception on the evening Of the day
at the Prospect House the first invitation OF
formally opened IL Is believed that receptions will
follow each other in rapid succession.
their families Mrs. f. H. Knapp. ]. A. Mollen-
hauer, w II. Wray, Frank A Lawrence. Mrs
well ] NJ CebaIlos Charles H Covel Harry
Magoun. Charles Gulden. A Donoghue. Charles
Hyde.
.on The ccveil. BY F H Rothschiid; the Young
by }: Campbell Smith: the Gushing; by Frank
Jenreys. by Thomas S Doan; the George Thorn,
hy n,. Hellnpsni ma The George s. Brown BY Mrs e G
Peg ao1s b BaEsh tes Mrsy By Pedro
the Dominy. BY J H Dahn: tie Armitage. by II B.
Fl Pse e the SHIFT by r rosbS e gnaRe tRRe FSrrn eg
son bungalow. by J. Massey Rhind: the S T. Cush-
s snede the Teuax by THOMAS K,feS KYe abS nS
The Frank Thurber by w. J. Easton.
The Prospect the Linwood and the Dominy no.
The. weeks weather has been the most trying in