Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-04
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{ The Social Aspect
{ OF YACHTING. By
ALICE De BtRDT,

BY
ALICE De BtROT.

lions IN regard 20 building che Defender |
aud the Columbia. THE fnct that the
scamon Of the yachts have the rroat-
est respect for Mu laUllu'H nautical
attachments i8 sufficient guarantee "
their value. Tor GailormDu ore not apt
Co regard with much enthusiasm the
requirements OF any micro nndluhhCr
Mrs. lHrlln always accompanies hor
husband ln the trial races and sailed
on board the Defender in hHr races with
the VnlkyHH ilf the crow claiming
that they regarded tho handsome young
wife nl their commander uH tho yachts
mascot 90 course, gvDu the most
hope. aly gr1yDiIuE Landmarks intel
locf viii grasp The fact that o. sailor
looks uu % yacht without mascot na
probably early prey COR unvy Jones.
Mrs iHUilu was Mira Hope Goddard. "a
Rhode island h.iroaH. whose ancestors
have many OF Thorn been aelfur.ng
| folk. Ho that fho cOmoa naturally BY
/ her love uf the ocean wave.
Mrr George Gould always ucr0mpun-
/ irs her husband un hIs ulrH ON their
] steam yacht tho AtHHutl. She looks
] h0r h1uIHom.Ht Zoo n snug nung ynght-
| lnE Jl.tuu. HuI lH uu excellent sailor
| iira. Gould .nl Mrs lFoun are very
] warm fuUuIH Uue uf their mutual In
] forests bnIur love OF H0a sport The
| Gould children always E0 with their
| parents un thrIf yachting excursions
n1d There o. uu urDtU.r sight than 20
poo thnm ln thUIr slllur clothes. follow
Ing theIr father over rho yacht or lin
rUfIuE about thUIr pretty mother nH fho
iIlgr over u book iu che shadow 0f one
OF che deck awnlHHH The G0uilF
yacht Oh beautifully furnished and we'll
adapted Tor entertaining. There % no
doubt thnt the ATLANTA. with o. party
OF Fashionable friends on board will
wltnrrs thH defeat Ur the victory Of Sir
Thomas Upton. Mu. Gould probably
knows Sir Thomas. f0r Zoe England
where CO" Gould. HaNH been un their
yacht several f.MUH Hul where they
were with the NIH'Hut once contestants
Cot international 0lu.. almost ul tho
yachting notHUIHs hHFe entertained or
boon entertained bF them. NOT except.
Ing thH Prince OF Wales. who has *.
pressed his admiration Tor che smart.
moss with which Mra Gould Do always
gownCi on cupboard Alost EuFlIHh
yachting women by tbr WuN have a
dowdInDsa that o. ln inverse ratio to
their requirements uH sailors.
Mrs Howard Gould. who, with her
husband. h1H been on their yacht. the
Niagara. cruising IN foreign waters.
where they have entertained ompDrufu
and princes. o. also q nno yuchtHwoman
During their voyage tho emperor u
Germany himself an enthusiastic
yuchtamHu. paid them ylrit from the
iiohcnzollrrn hH own vessel, and
greatly admired the beauty uf the NJ.
hEarn. which was built ln accordance
with many suggestions NJ Mn. Gould
when she was ntill Misa knthcrin,
ClommunH.
The women NJ the Vanderbilt nmn,
! have never been notable Tor their Low,
of sport Although Mr. q N, r., uel
mont. when ah0 was the VIC N Mr. W
X. Vanderbilt, apont part uf each sea-
son On board his magnificent steam
yacht, tho Valiant the largest IN m,
world, II was us O. hostess rather than
deyotoo Of yachting that she wal
nutnhle.
Mr.. John Jacob Aston o. skilled IN
nll sorts Of fashionable sport and hcl
p requirements uH yuchtHwumnn ar,
quite equal Co any. MrH AEtor has d
score of handsome yachting gowns q
wear when she and Colonel AHt1r nr,
cruising about ON The high seas ut
board tho Nourmahll. while N,