The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-02-19
CREAM OF SOCIETY
The ''FOur Hundred" Reduced
to a Hundred and Fifty.
THE NAMES OF UPPER TENDON
an Unknown from Boston Leads 1.-THE
Whole Thing Is Wardy Nc
Alister's Doing.

Allister's Doing
Especial to THE HERAID-Examiner Dispatch.
New YORK, Feb. S.-"Fashionables''
ignore the latest attempt of a couple of
newspapers here to draw them into con-
troversy with the aid of Ward McAllister.
The latter was induced to give for publica-
tion list CT $50 society people which he
said was the cream of the -Four Hun
dred," and intimated that gradually the
other 250 would be left" when invitations
TO swell entertainments were issued. The
names Of Mr.. and Mrs. Stuyvesant Fish
appear as Nos. 80 and 90, on the McAllister
roll of the one hundred and fifty. re-
porter called at the house today and after
large amount of coaxing obtained their
opinion of McAllister's revised list 1.-The
idea is simply amusing" said Mrs. Fish.
"hlr. Fish and myself cannot understand
how Mr.. McAllister came to include US
among the very fortunate ones, because,
you know, once upon time Mr.. Fish and
MIR. McAllister had a little difference.
There cannot be anything authentic about
the list, because 1t omits very
well known people. There are more
than one hundred and fifty people compris-
ing what you call society here. He has
never been asked to make up such list,
and those persons with whom l have talked
about Mr.. McAllister's list are inclined to
attach 40 Importance whatever to it.
''Is it fact, Mrs. Fish, that Mr. Meal
lister is the recognized leader of society,
and as such can impose certain restric-
tons and regulations which are TO be
4ollowed!n was the reporters next ques-
Con.
A significant smile overspread Mrs.
fooa M ba
'Mr. McAllister is not regarded as the ar
bitter of society, and his list by no means
contains the names of the society people Of
this city,
Ex-Secretary of the Navy Whitney and
Mrs. Whitney, who are on the $50 list, both
said there was nothing authentic" in Nc
Allster's revision, aud that If he were the
originator of the idea, it was presumpuous.
There is an Impression that McAllister,
who is being paid a weekly salary for Civ
ing "tips" to a newspaper here, is either
trying to earn his wage or has allowed the
use of his name TO form the base of g
clownish proposition.
Here is a list of McAllister's $50 The
one hundred and fftieth is not printed, SO
that the other 149 may not make remarks
about him or her. 1t will be noticed that
1t is arranged alphabetically. That fact
unnoticed by many, has caused suffering to
some proud one, who in the list appeared
ACGL NAO DObbOuls Ao IuLlOI VI Il6 SlDu6-
bet, for instance, put at the top Mr.. Fred
II. Allen, young and light man from Bos-
ton, and who, while of unQuestionable
society Importance, has not done as much
as Mr.. Whitney, once secretary Of the navy,
whose name is last: l, Fred H.
Allen; 2, 3, Mr.. and Mrs. Astor; {, 5, Mr..
and Mrs. j. j. Astor; g. z Mr.. and Mrs.
George II. Bend; s, Miss Amy Bend: 8,
Miss Beatrice Bend; TO- II, Mr.. and Mrs.
Lloyd Bryce; - Mrs. Cavendish Bentinck
13, IA, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred B. Rondon; Is,
Heber Bishop; Is, Miss Bishop; II, Will
lam Harold Brown; Is, 19, Mr.. and Mrs.
Edmund N Baylies: 20, Mr.. Temple Bow
dern; y, %, MIR. ana Mrs. j. Townsend
Burden; %, Miss Burden; "A, Miss Barley
%, Miss Barley; %, MIR. Thomas Gushing
q. Miss Edith Cushing; 2S, Mr.. T. Bayard
Cutting 29, MIR. Harry G. Coster; 80, Miss
Coster; 81, 80, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Car
roll; SO, "a, MIR. and Mrs. Clarence Cary
-, IS, Mr.. and Mrs. Winthrop Chandler;
81, Mrs. Brockholst Cutting; IS, 49, Mr..
and Mrs. Harry Cannon; 40, Robert L.
Cutting, jr.; Al, Colonel J. Schuyler
Crosby; 81, Miss c. Crosby; 49, a, Mr..
and Mrs. W. Bayard Cutting; 4s, 46, Mr..
and Mrs. S. Y. r. Cruger; II, Rawlings
Cottenet; 40, 40, Mr.. and Mrs. Elisha Dyer,
jr: 60 81, Mr. and Mrs. Duncan Elliott
80, 50, Mr.. aud Mrs. George b. Deforest;
81, II. Decourcey Forbes; 55, sc, Mr.. and
Mrs. Stuyvesant Fish; 81, 50, MIR. and Mrs.
c. @. F'rancklin; SO, ]. c. Furman; 60
Augustus c. Gurnee; 81, 81, Mr.. and Mrs
Ogden Goelet; g. Mr.. Frank G. Griswold
ca, IS, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Howard
Go, g., MIR. and Mrs. Carly Havemeyer; IS
o. MIR. and Mrs. Columbus Ise'in; 20, Mrs
William Jaffray: Il, Miss Jaffray; -, 20
MIR. aud Mrs. Z. r. Jones; "a, Beatrice
jones; 75, 7f, MIR. and Mrs. Delaney Kane
Il, Nicholson Kane; IS, Arthur Leary
20, Mrs Maturin Livinstine; so, 81, Mr.
and Mrs. James Lanier; 49, So, MIR. anC
Mrs. Clement c. Moore; "a, Ward McAllis
shall; So, Clement March; IS. 50, Mr.. anG
Mrs. Ogden Mills; 80. 81, Mr. and Mrs
Bradley Martin; %, z. T. Martin; 90. 81
Mr.. and Mrs. McTwombly; 95, Miss Taller
90, Mareuise de Talleyrand; 81, 81, Mr.
and Mrs; Thomas Newbold; 80
Edward Post; 1O2, Richard Peters
103, 104, Mr.. and Mrs. c. B. Porter
105, JOG, Mr. and Mrs Frank Pendletop
JOG, Julian Potter: los, Goold H. Redmond
100, 10, Mrs. and Miss Rogers; III, j
Richie; 112, t. j. Oakley Rhinelander; 113
Miss Cora Randolph; ia, Mrs. Burke
Roche; ll5, Miss Bands; lie, III, Mr.. anC
Mrs. William d. Sloane; lis, 49, Mr.. ant
Mrs. Philip Schuyler; 120, 12l, Mr. anC
Mrs Byam *. Stevens: 122, LispenarC
Stewart; 1i3, 124, Mr. and Mrs w W
sherman; l25, Miss Adele Sloane; 1876, Mr.
G. Mead Tooker; 127, Miss Tooker: l2S
Miss Mabel Van Rensselaer,; 129. Mis-.
Alice Van Rensselaer,; $50, I31, Mr.. ant
Mrs. Cornelius Vanderbilt; 1872, Georg,
w. Vanderbilt: 133, Mr. Worthingtor
Whitehouse; 134. 135, Mr. and Mrs. W
Seward Webb: l36, Barton Billing; 1877
Miss Willing; 13S. 139. Governor and Mrs
Wetmore; 140, Miss Wetmorer; 14l, Eyer
ton Winthrop; l42, Thomas G. Winthrop
153, T. b. Winthrop; IA. AS. Mr.. and Mrs
Buchanan Winthrop; 49, Miss Winthrop
Ia, Mr.. Ben Wells; las, 149, Mr. and Mrs
W. c. Whitney.