The sun., 1891-07-12

Mr. james /: Drpmmoad, who lives 10 Wha
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The collecting Of fans Is a costly hobby o
tho Xstor sss .oms 10 ssh ME
f Pc ,sn and he, collection T. thogsht b
Of white slik. embroidered Ia coiors and and orna. %
Some Of the most 1i uniaue specimens whore
the establishment is done on Ivory. shell, kid
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secured some splendid ones.
SOME LACE coLLEsToRs
Perhaps the largest and most valuable pri-
II by HSrs Mrs Il RoSss. tss
sS"s %s very rsroa and Ssaaslia iaess are oynsa
come come int, into their possession either by inheri-
except ON oae Gr Ca.
caslons ,s ,s nast. however. Fashionable Women
be sometimes trimmed with a proiuslon Of
from the gown when this owner takes the gar
ment on. For ordinary wear. the Initiation
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Vanderbilt, Mrs. William d. Sloane. Mrs. Astor,
chsss MHs,' s fSHss0 H4s fredsrs sT
Ssn G2odhTlsG hIls Mss 5ohn Ewing Mrs John War
esx sa and MIS- BrsS nSr
~, STS:a y M.s MSisss and Ms hsy T'p %ss:
InHmn.,Int nsImoInt iaces we're also once, ! famous
coiecti9n cole, M OF ,are examples Of artistic handi-
CONTEST IN COOKS.
Another source Of constant and oenerous
rivalry here. quite as ardent In It's way. and. In
one ssssn.e At lenst, quite as interesting and en-
sSs A. ness s for hs
hs ,hs Ss hest Sook is diileal, to decide xho has
S1s9lsss not dp y This
Hospitality diversion iraushs with i.S pieasars
iss i on steaks. another pot without sDers,r posr
and an 50 on Sr the pa hs DOZEN gadGnSS eRSS
s n s Mr. %&ss dsnHK sss%ss
best cook IN the metropolis aud he certainly is Is
T WI sssn ss n% %s9or Is %nssj G ss shs ss
s.;%se s.2ks e%pieysd n 6y corselius Vanderbilt r
s shs shey Sea ss faoW nsoas
learn Mr. asoe COOK s Es 20
and and he has pas passry cooks to aid him in ,prSpar-
1us oek oas help WILLIAM
The s Isn daily menu n Mrs xAs,ors cook Is Eduard
tary Whitn-ys kitchen. Mi. I.olnelius Vander-
bilts kitchen is regarded as the mos. costly in
G H. % In" ISSn NsT Yof
nbout thirty servants. with his chef. Frederic
,Geor9e Peabody wetmore,s chef is Louis
prepared by Aleix:; There are plenty, OF other
Ee%s :, STn &s M
Fandssrhls srhnsr has Simon Lebsaus Mr. samTel
Ms Mr HsH,S HB5Ssk5N1sf cStsins has DuSTs:
Mi: ogden Goeles has Jeserh Gaetenu: NJ.
Fred ". sharon has I Bidet, .Sir: t: Texnseni Town i
ndIs BHf1en hh has Lncen Baye Mr. John Alex
Heynal has August Brunow. Who tS; s''s is
Psrisisn and has cooked for tho descendants
ssa s1 e:
for tho vanderbts and ex, Mayor Cooper: Mr..
Frederick Bronson has Roynon: Mr.. James
syor has Henri a f Mone1ot , and ss h&SihK &iiam
Waldorf W. As,or has Eugene Turpin. To main
brother Cornelius. 6: i: Wetmore. Z. D. Nor
Goelet averages considerably over si5O0oOa
year.
DINNERS AND DINING ROOMS.
These millionaires who take such pride in |
their dining rooms 80 that invited guests may
ronn lines in keeping with the Toast. Experts
who have seen the pest din Ing rooms of the
which din ing room iS the hest lnaSt Tha
dining room in which Mrs. William ,Astor en-
n .. had Z of being ps
Gobelin tapestries Of priceless value. But il
has been ex .eiled by some ooms built since
ney. fredsF"k K Gail attn: and Cornelius Wander
bi haye dlninG b.f hais Of greet ,ii ,imiagncemce
bits mansion harmontzes with the elegance
SIaIl the other r. appohintments M 1h ot THIS notable
with with a noble s1ansd.giass wtndow and two
dining room stretches ont like a haroHial hall
sfapaDle o ses!nGu ATTN hundred knights and
BAT Is the admration Of his @ soca % Irisnds. t00m f
Is picturesque IN design; It Is Wainscoted In
Ia pillars Sn
frieze Is IN alIegorical painting. also from
The maintenance OF wine collar. is fast be-
coming u lost accomplishment in this city.
,s say but some 9f the richest
america. It. is asserted, is In MIR. James Gordon
BEST arranged. snecial racks OF handsome de-
,iSn M have bHen J. n!r 4 In for The storage cf rare
iate r. cellar, and his white wiqes are famous;
.Ich vintage EX-Judee Henry Hilton has a
Banker a. Graoie KIM Is stocked with wines
vines inciude some OF the finest Madeira and
ID port In this country. The Mintlrn Family
md EXCELLENCE Of Its Bnrgundies and c!arets.
Henry A. q, Taylor takes pride 10 caring for
he laIe Moses Taylor. There are brandies
inest Of old Antigua runs and old Grenadn.
,laret, sher.ies. and B%urEnndiesu % u are the
'eabody Whitmose. III the cellar of the oil
Astor family mansion at Filth avenue and
Thirty fourth street. William Astor has the
most extensive OF Chateau Lailtte and Chateau
ns foestSer shese eeaps contain ss Best
oIIeetion Of wines in the e. United States.
t $50 Filth avenue has now the reputation OF |