New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-07-06
Ally REPORS FROM SUMNER RESORTS

S q East Hampton; E ssimson. o. Ss.Haven
Mrs. " Hubbard cleveland. OF soSthoIda = sn .
Gun uIiyo9 on sne 4 z Hil OF Jersey City, and J. s
Amagansett, Long Island. July SIN spite o. m,
heavy thunderstorm OF the early morning ire
weather became clear and bright by 9 o'clock Ths
warmth Of the and the excellent surf have
made this an especially fine day for bathing
large number OF bathers are now the beach, en-
loving the ocean.
Now that the Fourth has come and gone the sea
son is well on in Amagansett- y good number OF
people are at the hotels. and the cottages are filed
with families who seem TO think the advantages OF
this place best suit their ideas Of vacation SPOT
There Is very little OF an exciting nature in this
locality II is scarcely a summer resort except in
so far a number Of people spend their vacs-
tons here The gayety and elaborate pleasures OF
the resorts Great South Bay and on the north
coast not in evidence this place; 50 that one
and freedom from many OF those things which IRE
sober minded look upon As frivolous The town
itself was once, IL IS said an Indian settlement
whaling industry. The greater part OF the inhabl-
{an[S now engsse IN farIaing though many sun
city market IS also the business OF many Ana
i rom IN S IN eiI 49, - = IoSa'eG On s 1lsa
malaria and scarcely knows what a mosquito looks
like according 70 the tales OF some OF the oldest
nina oitants Bathing on the beach Is excellent
mile and a half TO Gardeners Bay Bicycle paths
The principal hotel Of the place is the Sea View
House. which is Sirua ted about a I've minutes
walk from the village, overlooking the Atlantic
The Ocean House is quiet. hOmelike little Inn
The guests the Sea View House are. F. h
Wilkinson. A H Russell, Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick
PearCe, Mr. and Mrs. Felix LamrOck and Mss
mark. E c. Bedell. Wilfred A Openhyn. Mr.. and
Mrs. c. H. Childs and Miss NJ. L Paterson e
I New-YOrk- A r Engberg. Of Chicago > p
Bunker, OF Brooklyn; W f Hatton. OF Glen Cove:
.. L Addison. of Hampstead, Charles J. Ward. oc
Brooklyn. Mr. and Mrs. W II. Dickinson, thu
Misses Dickinson and Philip Dickinson. OF Jersey
City: Mr.. and Mrs J. Clifford Woodruff. OF sum
nit. y J., Mr.. and Mrs. J. Y. Reist OF Mount JOY.
Penn; n Y Reist. OF Schenectady. y Y, ard Eu-
gene Cyphers. OF Newark. y J.
Among those who have registered at the Occao
House are: The Misses Bodies. Mr. and Mrs 3. 2.
Elgar, H 3 Elgar. the Misses Davies. Mrs Joh1
h Erskine. il. Miss E Van Orden Van Riper. Mo
Anna Baker. Miss Mary z. Tate, Miss Ida u
Smith. of New-York City: Mr. and Mrs John B.
Scarlitt. the Misses Scarlitt and Master John &
SCarltt. II. Of Newark y J., the Misses Steven
son. OF NOrristown. y J.. Mr. and Mrs = A
Storey Nessrs- John and Frank Storey and Mss
Gladys Storey. Of BROOKLYN
East Hampton. Long Island July 5. The Fourth
Of July passed or here a happy and comfortable
way The Gay from IT'S opening 20 its close vaA
practically perfect The morning was spent u
goIfng riding. bathing and prOmenading- In t1s
afternoon many returned from their drives %
started back for their homes The evening. aa
soon darkness set in gave enjoyment TO many
I in the private displays OF fireworks A large BAH
was held in the Maidstone Clubhouse. ATTENDED by
the prominent residents and vacatiOnists OF tbs
place.