Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-04
BY
ALICE Dt BtROT.

tiona IN regard 10 building The Defender
and the Columbia. The fact that the
Honmon OF the yachts have the great
est respect for Mrs. tsolin's nautical
attachments b. SUFFICIENT guarantee %
their value Tor anliormOn are not upt
60 regard with much enthusiasm the
requirements ~ any nero lnndlubhor
Mrs. iHolln always accompanies her
husband loo the trial races aud sailed
on board the Defender In hHr races with
tho Nnikyri0 tlt. the crew claiming
thnt they regarded the handsome young
wife of their commander aa the yachts
mascot. Of course, even tho most
hopoioasiy rrUyDNug Landmarks intel
loct will grasp The fact that sailor
looks ou "a yacht without 90 mascot aa
probably early prey Cor nlvy Jones.
Mrs Iaclin wHH Miss Hope Goddard.
Rhode Island rolross whose ancestors
have many Uf Thorn been He1fnriug
foik. 90 that che comes naturally BY
her love of the ocean wave.
Mfa gourF0 G0uit ulWH5 ucccmphn-
icl her husband on h.H uflpH ON thclr
steam yacht ths Atnlantu. She looks
hpf huudaumrst in "a SNUG nttlng yuchts
Ing costume nul ls un excellent sailor.
Mrs Gould ond Mrs iHoin are very
warm friends one Of their mutual I'M
teruFta being o. love or Hon sport. Tho
Gould children always eb with their
parents ON their yachting excursions
aud there o. uo prcttiUr sight than 90
noo Thorn I'm their sailor clothes, follow
Ing their father over the yacht ur I'm.
gsrInr about their pretty mother aH she
idicf over a book in tho shadow NJ uno
~ the deck nwninFs Tho Guulds.
yacht DO beautifully furnished ana woll
adaptcd Tor entertaining There ~ no
doubt that the Atnlnntn. with "a party
M fashionable friends on board, win
witness thp defeat or the Victory OF Sit
Thomas Upton, Mrs Gould probably
knows Sir Thomas, for 90 England
where tho GouliH have been On hclf
yacht several times and whore they
were with the NlHilnnt once contestants
Tor international cups, almost nll "a,
/ yachting notnhloT have entertained OF
been entertained by them. not except
Ing the Prince OF wales, who has CN'
/ pressed hIa admiration Tor tho smart
moss with which Mra. Gould Do AWAY
/ rown0d on ahlphonrd, Most English
yachting women. by the way have d
dowdln,sa TINT II In inverse ratio t'
| their requirements nH sailors.
Mrs. Howard Gould who. with bet
husband. has been ON their yacht th'
Niagara, cruising In foreign waters
/ where they have entertained emperor
and princes. u also a finc yachtswoman
! During their voyage tho emperor o
Germany, himself an enthusiasts
ynchtHmuu. paid them "a visit from tn
| Hohcuzollrrn. hia own vessel. nnl
greatly admired tho beauty % the ~
nsara. which was built In nccordanc
with many suggestions ~ Mr.. Goull
when sho was still Miss Kathcrin
Clrmmoua
Tho women Of tho Vanderbilt flmii
have never been notable Tor their low
Of sport. AlthouEh Airs. u. II. i. Bol
mont. when she was the wife u Mr. "
X. Vanderbilt. spent part of each sea
son on board bis magnificent HtOnt
yacht. the Valiant the larg,st In IN
world. II was az a hostess rather tina
dcyotoe OF yachting that she wa
notable.
Mrs. John Jacob Aston Il skilled Il
an sorts OF fashionable sport, ana he
requirements aa a yachtswomun ar
quite equal 20 any. Mrs. AHtnr has
score N handsome yachting gowns I
wear when she and Colonel AHtor ar
cruising about on the hiFh seas %
board tho Nourmuhal. while IN