Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-03-23

TI't'
mas once the fashion for the
r .,eipn aristocracy to aees : J,
iorels iao as UNIT for residence az
Aul', season because, forsooth, We
any ~ rims. no castles, no hign
hAu , ~ But now It Is no longer
bed 's" 0, 10 condemn US for the JACK l'
their WOW ,s,rss as It has been shown
Of me-, :. have ruins antedat ,sa, o a"y
that We ..n produce, castles that cos,
Engansl \, any old chateau to be iounu
more ilI1l and A cultured society that
70 i,' nothing to the best ~, IN i nusUpe'
y,.u' dreadful blow to the lore Is" ,
# was s, tSe scientists declared that
ers WTFp ,aSsIng from the ancient re-
NIg eshumed, was tne olo a,, % ~ ,ha,,.
mann nIsmsyhsres; a great shock 70 , .ne,r
tso nelp ssr our multimillIonalres began
pdde Np' w. n castles and chateaus
ih' els s1a me best Of theirs look cheap
lia' i'" nary By comparison. But they
enc Nv, themselves for the elevation
on% ~, hest society by coming over ana
d OUT ps'' mo Weather female mem
MANU-, sS,aof thus In way exactlng
", ..a Mon, for their lost prestige 800
Though few Of our new sI r'V ~ h haye
A' ,.s,ed themselves In order to have
Al9u.,,tunlty to fawn upon the Brit
u. sg,,ocracy and to indulge IN the
80 A's' a me in the far prospective
Lor " AZ them have Commentary
'h' 'N Sy ,be country in which they or
a ,g, . N made their fortunes
u r. 81 /. no excuse whatever now TOR
~, y. TO go abroad" at any season
sN V~ In addition TO educational
W. which are OF recent origin
al' s,,s .ange OF climate and variety
..ngs attractions unsurpassed IN
y. Torl, which have been part and
, y, q our great domain for ages
Ts, ,. 4 no reason for seeking the soft
~, a, me Riviera, the blue waters OF
a. Mediterranean or the tonic breezes
"a FAMED scenery OF the Alps while
~s have Florida, a California the
1lerhanIes and the Rockies within our
borders.
psall,ine the fact that every factor
toy Inc perfect winter resort now ex-
,,,, "A, home those Of our citizens who
csn al 50 have ayailed themselves or
me opportunltles offered for out OF
door M n the colder months OF the
wear and many whose permanent resi-
dences pertain to the north have estab-
lshed temporary homes in the south.
The human migrants follow the birds
IN their southwark journeyings, only
beginning their migrations several
months later, and at this time, In the
middle Of Lent, the resorts are full to
OVERLOOKING and all the winter houses
are occupied. Beginning with Lake.
wood and Atlantic City and taking IN
Washington aud the resorts Of the Car
ollnas the seekers for summer sun
shine in winter fnd their final resting
place for few short weeks or months
IN Florida, Cuba or the Bahamas, re-
turning northward after Lent Is over
The season for the great hotels along
the south Atlantic coast extends only
from January TO April, Inclusive, being
short and sweet.
II Is In that famous county known as
Buncombe. In North Carolina, near the
town OF Asheyllle, that we find the
most conspicuous example Of a winter
palace-whIch, BY the way, can be oc.
cupisd all the year round with comfort
In Mr.. George W. VanderbIlt's mag.
nlfcent manor Blltmore House, which
has been called the finest private resi-.
dence in the United States This lord.
ly home, In the center Of more than
princely estate with Its outside walls
SIS feet by nearly 200; It's vast banquet
hall, with ceiling IS feet high; a recep-
ton room larger than the auditorium OF
seAurch Of the average size; its vast
conservatory, stocked with all tho