New-York tribune., 1902-06-25
REPORTS FROM SUMMER NERSEY AND LONG ISLAND
LONG ISLAND RESORTS
THE SEASON BACKWARD AT SAYyrJIr
BECAUSE OF COOL WEATHER

Sayve. Long Island June q (SpeciaD-
long period of cool weather has prevailed that :.
season can scarcely be said to have begun In tbt
place None Of the hotels have many names on .h.t-
registers; they all show excellent booking lists g.,
seem TO be confident of successful summer in -.
OF the tardiness of the season And vet tboss .
are putting their atons of till the r..
weather sets in for good missing much 40 -
peaSure which can only be gained in the g.
weeks OF summer Everywhere nature is boI5i.
forth attractive inducements to the walker -
rider and sailor. The woods glory in the g.,
abundant foliage. which has not had erorgb - ~
sun 10 take from it the IiveIiest varieties or -
green. The walks are. on the whole NOT rr,
1ortaoiy dusty Each morning invites the peda,
'i1ah 10 new explorations Of the country and -,
afternoons are not warm as TO kill the nIaas
OF the morning The wind has held fresh for
last two or three days. so that sailing ba. -
something of excitement in it. Many sIoops sr1
catboats are continually setting for points =,
interest ana returning with invigorated psrsiss
The whole bay is dotted with these graceful r,,1.
sailhoats, and presents a far from lonely apn.s-
ance- Bathing has been INDUCED in onlv bv ,h
lovers Of cold water. Surf bathing over on ~.
beach Is still pretty severe; the water is cold an5
the surf strong. There are a few enthusiasts 6sb
ermen whom neither wind nor cold can keep from,
the sport
The hotels have all opened. Almost all or Tie
cottages are occupied In particular therefor.
TINS place is pretty lively The carriages Of thosa
who own their villas and have come here for The
summer are continually going back and forth
through the village, that the town proper feels
the effects of the season sooner than the hotels
and boarding houses on the bay.
T. ~ Hutchins. ]. Herzog, D. c. BeardsIee + NJ
Atwater and A Kaiser. of New-York; H Hauss
OF Brooklyn; Salma Davis. of New-Haven: Dr. D.
the KensingtGn Hotel
The Hotel Elmore. after thorough overhauling
mas opened Its doors to its guests Those who have
already registered az this house are Mr.. and Mrs.
l. JerSuns. of Brooklyn, and Arthur Stanford and
T. Meuer and family Arthur W. Opp and Mr. and
Mrs George C. Meuer: of Brooklyn; Mrs. Henry
Haviland Miss Marchand. Mr.. and Mrs Duncan j.
Major and {. H. Won Dehsen, Of New-YOrk, and
L. e Young are the guests at the Delevan.
The South Bay House is fairly in the season.
There are staying here the following: Mrs c. Cal
yin Williams, the Misses Williams and r. o. G
Williams. OF Baltimore c T. Hotchkiss and E
Bigelow. of Brooklyn. and Mr. and Mrs. John
schmieg and Miss Florence Schmeg-
The South Bay House has number OF excellent
sailboats at it's disposal Situated as it is
summer home for fishermen and those who enjoy
sailing. There is also large feet Of rowboats az
The cottages are practically all taken. The sum-
mer residences of New-YOrk and BROOKLYN families
who pass their vacations here are. with but one
or two exceptions, occupied.
to their summer homes: William Hamilton. Frank
5. Jones' DR.. Samuel Waite, Eyerslay Childs, r. l.
New-Yorkers who pass the summer here in their
villas Mrs Edward Smith. p r. Wilbur. David
Powell William = HayTIrdM eqrge s70se IA 9uf
Hoey Thomas J. Ryan and c. D. Dorsher-
are General George Moore smith Hamilton s
Gordon, William Turner. Edwin Bergh. y nornas r.
schermerhorn James G. suydam. Frederick r,
Downs and Thomas J. Powers OF New-4ork;
aIicR a994T HdebFsnd 81 Brookyh anu
J. Maxwell Bullock OF Philadelphia, has taken
William Craft expects to occupy cottage in
Candee-ave the first week in July.