New-York tribune., 1902-06-15
VHERETO SPENDSUMMER
ANNUAL QUESTION TO BE AN
SWERED IN MANY
HOUSEHOLDS.
,-,-,-rp LONGER LIST OF ATTRACTIVE
PLACES TO SELECT FROM THAN
THIS SEASON.

49, 5o-i- has gained e well deserved repu'o
zion for its attractive summer features ana tue
o,oes b, whom the metropolis is looked upon 0
, ene summer resort is growing every co
The marks. drives, good roads IN an ot
.,5 +F,e many recreation resorts "lIhii d 7'
5;z-aroA of the heart Of the city are alioii7
~ ;,5ucernents which New-fork hoIds ouI ~
+ta -aonle who live in the southern pai's VI
.,a country 10 com. to this city IN the summer
-,or+bs Hotel rates are lower in the suiiiiiie
- - orz, o1,ar time of the year. and fur
tsba5 anartments may be secured at 10" i0
IT, 1Av--Yorker has also learned 70 speak Oh
n"7 ana nlace to spend the summer.
= .,,,ssn5s of persons say every year that
=. r,,,,ar they will stay at home and put
=, --.o4.o- m +ba test When the warm weather
=. - .ar1v the resolution is broken IN May
,,,+ --ban -r,e cool weather lasts until late IN
Nov or early IN June, as 1t often ooes' uie
.r,,--ors of q summer in the city dawn up0
the metropolitan resident comparatively lale
77,s raon1a with whom going away in the sum-
-,e- is an unbreal bic law, the fortunate ones
,rbn have their summer homes IN the noun
4sins al the seashore, on the DAMS VI pto
rescue lakes or on the Hudson. are not iiiuenoeo
~, the arguments in favor OF New-York or by
the weather conditions They go 10 lieir
countrv homes as well as their nelghnors go
% E,,ro,e h,t 10 the larger part of the popula-
so, ,-i+,, 11rdeveloped vacation plans. the ques-
4.ons shall we go away for the summer and
after that has been decided, Where shah we
poq" mean hours of argument and discussion
and close scrutiny Of the geographical arcili-
tect11ral and sanitary conditions OF many places
rr.o o,.e- o4 Nev-Yorkers which is spared this
rralulinary anxiety consists OF the regulars
These are the people who have their regular
outing resorts to which they go year arter year.
and know that going to the country means go
.ne N 2 certain place where they know every
badv and where their advent is looked forward
n bv other regulars Some Of these people go
IN C,iet country places where grandparents are
-ba cbiee attraction; some look forward with
..earness fo the summer residence in a noun
4sinous district because of benefits TO be derived
there tv an invited member of the family. ana
other regulars worry along in the city until Ihe
racing season opens at Saratoga, when they
discover that the city is too hot for comfort or
for health
The extent to which the regular habit is de-
veloped was demonstrated last fall at little
hotel on Long Island The place had been fuli
all season. and on the closing day the proprietor
nut q sign over the desk stating This hotel VIII
have no rooms TO let next season after july l.
All 4,,11r,. In order TO make sure that they
,u,o-,1d he accommodated the guests had secured
4heir rooms for the next summer. and they as
well as the hotelkeeper were relieved OF the Or
binary spring anxiety
For those people who have no place of their
OWL who do not belong to the Europe class
and have no regular summer vacation place
which they have tested and found to be the
finest place in the world who are reminded
by the warm days that the vacation season is
at hand and place TO spend 1t must be found,
the list to select from has never been larger
than il is this season.
man who recently asked advice on the sub
1ect where to spend the summer was asked:
DO you want TO go go and Gomez? In ex-
PLANTATION he was told:
The man who goes packs up and leaves the
city behind until the summer is over, ne VINO
goes and comes sees his family put up in the
country house, and then comes to town every
day TO do business. and goes to his family every
evening
For the 'go and come" class the towns in
New-Jsrsey in Westchester County and on
Long Island have made elaborate preparations.
and the ajority Of the best places in these dis
tricts have been rented, but enough are still in
the market to make country house hunting an