Viaggi invernali nel Sud; impressioni penna e fotocamera di uomini, maniere, donne, e cose tutto il senso dal Golfo blu e New Orleans attraverso le palme alla moda Florida ai pini della Virginia. A parte questo ho potuto trovare notevole di osservazione nel bagno. I clienti non erano quasi così audaci come si potrebbe vedere in alcuni dei resort della costa settentrionale durante l'estate; le tute erano in un gusto migliore, i colori più luminosi e più opportunamente scelti. L'intera scena era verygay con le sabbie bianche, le sentinelle, gli ombrelloni e i bagni colorati, un

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Winter journeys in the South; pen and camera impressions of men, manners, women, and things all the way from the blue Gulf and New Orleans through fashionable Florida palms to the pines of Virginia . cy ofthe waves. Aside from this I could find nothingworthy of remark in the bathing. The costumeswere not nearly so daring as one might see at someof the Northern coast resorts during the summer;the suits were in better taste, the colors brighter andmore fitly chosen. The whole scene was a verygay one with the white sands, and the watchingpeople, and the parasols, and the parti-colored bathcaps, and the active reporters jumping about likefleas, taking snap-shots every other second of menand women on the beach. One of the prettiest walks at Palm Beach isalong Lake Worth front. One may either go southpast Whitehall, the late Mr. Flaglers home, or hemay go north past the famous Bradleys, and someof the other hotels of the resort. If he go south hewill come to the newer part of Palm Beach, to a sec-tion that has lately been given over to real estateoperations. Here lies the Jungle once so fa-mous in Palm Beach annals. There is still much of the Jungle left but the greater part of it has28. A MKMOKY OK PALM BEACH PALMY PALM BEACH been cut up and improved and made into build-ing sites. The walk to the north along Lake Worth is theolder and more popular walk at Palm Beach. Hereare the shops and the tea-houses, and here is Brad-leys, which may be given a more extended mention.The exterior of Bradleys, and the interior, for thatmatter, are as quiet as a country church. Theatmosphere of the place is more that of a well-appointed, well-conducted home than anything else.Large sums of money are, no doubt, won and lostin this establishment, but I doubt if it altogetherdeserves quite the hectic reputation that has beenascribed it. Annually stories come out of hugesums of money lost or won at this place; but spreadover the whole period of its existence these sumswould not be so very la

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• bookcentury1900
• bookdecade1910
• bookpublisherphila
• bookyear1916