. The Suburbanite; a monthly magazine for those who are and those who ought to in interested in suburban homes . ng heels of their yet unsophisticatedlivery horse. In time the horse wouldlearn that he was paid for by the hourand become as slow as a messenger boy,but as yet he loved running for runningssake, and the tourists sped over the wide,white road at a pace that deepened thecolor the salt air had painted on theirlately pale cheeks. The environs of Rum-son seemed to try to hide themselves, butthrough the interstices in the foliagewere revealed glimpses of wide-veran-daed houses of gray or
. The Suburbanite; a monthly magazine for those who are and those who ought to in interested in suburban homes . ng heels of their yet unsophisticatedlivery horse. In time the horse wouldlearn that he was paid for by the hourand become as slow as a messenger boy,but as yet he loved running for runningssake, and the tourists sped over the wide,white road at a pace that deepened thecolor the salt air had painted on theirlately pale cheeks. The environs of Rum-son seemed to try to hide themselves, butthrough the interstices in the foliagewere revealed glimpses of wide-veran-daed houses of gray or brownstone setin a landscape of flowers. There weresix miles of Rumson Road, and recog-nizable from the detailed description theyhad received at luncheon were the tur-reted summer castles of the Havemeyers,the Hoaglands, the Alexanders, theShippens, the Loebs and the as it began, at the back door ofthe inn bv the drawbridge, the road endedin the quiet Jersey village of Red Long Branch! When they had leftthe bags and dress suit case at a modestboardinsT house on a side street and had. T he Rumson RoAd b«twe«nSeftbright and Red Bunk THE SUBURBANITE
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