The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-11-18

ODD LIVES IN HIGH PRICED
FIFTH AVENI'E HOTELS.

Hetel Blu ers They Gan the AmbitIeus
People VINO Tor IN sake az Appear
anccs Resort 90 Queer Expedients to
Live Next Door 90 Expensive Luxury.
Most people who speak in awe Of the
great Fifth avenue hotels. the names Of
which are ymous with high prices
and luxurious living. would be surprised
Il they but knew Of the odd existences
which for various reasons are carried on
under those sumptuous roofs, within reach
Of masnihoently equipped dining rooms
and within hearing OF orohestrss world
famed.
Ono naturally associates life in q large
hotel Of this sort with q large income and
large outlay. These hotels, the most
luxurious in the world, seek to supply ease
and elegance in living. The markets send
them their best each day, the finest roses
and ferns are specially grown TO decorate
the tables. and maids and clerks arc on
a to do the bidding OF the guests.
OF late years. however. the putting on Of
the appearances OF afiuence and wealth
has become 80 necessary a part of some
lives that residence in the great hotels is
sought at any cost.
The old plan OF having ones mail di-
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tne names on a list 10 tne possession OIL
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ana oriose games at WHICH players .oSe
not oniy Iner money out 'neH NaVcnes
anu 0Vner Je"e'ry" anu '"e VaitouS "onet
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reasons msin'ain an acUus' resiuence az q
nNS ho'el ann nanase y 10 On : '"an
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