The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-05-16
THIS YEARS SUMMER GIRL
HAS EXTRA fine PICkINGS.
COPYRIGHT, 1909, BY JOHN ELFRETH WATKINS.

been out Of Yale four years. In the
other branch of the Iiayemcyer family
the descendants Of Frederick Chris
tim UaVcmcycr the first-ls also
bachelor, young Horace, son OF Henry
o, Havcmcvcr the sugar rcfiner, who
died two wears ago, lie also lives with
his widowed mother. who was formerly
Miss Louisinc Elder.
Two Bachelor Lorillards.
There arc two young bachelor Loril-
lards now past p. They arc Pierre
LorilIard. 3rd. and Griswold Lorillard,
both sons OF Pierre Borillard. Jr. Young
Pierre. who is %. was graduated at
Harvard in 1904 and Griswold Is u.
This summer they viii bo in deep
mourning for their mother, who died
| suddenly in Washington few weeks
ago. They have two bachelor COUSINS
also rrandsons Of the first Pierre
| Lorillard-William Kent. Jr.. who rs ~.
and Peter L.orillard Kent. who will now
| commence the second summer Of his
| freedom. William was graduated from
| Harvard five wears ago In the snme.
class with Pierre Lorillard, ord. They
are the sons Of Emily Lorillard, who
married William Kent. Their summer
home is ChasteIIux Tuxedo Park, which
resort was founded by their grand
father, Pierro LoriIlard.
| All Of the Vandcrbits and Rocks
fellers of marriagcable age are mar
ried. The Young men IN these families
marry early. Indeed, that is charac-
tcristic of the multi-milhonaire gencr.
ally. Old bachelors arc not TO be found
among them.
Young Cabinet Bachelor.
In official circles there is bevy of
bachelors who have brilliant social sta
tons to offer the women who can win
| them. In point of age the most cllgible
of these is Mr. Frank Harris Hitchcock,
the postmaster general. lie is only Al,
stands over six feet, is straight, slen-
der, broad -shouldered and athletic; a
| Harvard man, a prince of good fellows
| and a born master of men. The lady
who might manage 10 get the natrlmo-
NAL moose securely fixed about his neck
would receive with Mrs. Taft at all
White House leyees aud state enter
tainments while her own home would
be gathering place for the very elite
Of ofiicialdom.
The supreme court of the United
States has also one bachelor member
Mr. Justice Moody. The vacant place
at his hearthstone offers even higher
social rank than that Of cabinet lady
and 4 social career much more lasting
even if less respleudent. Mr.. Justice
Moody Is 90 and occupies Il bachelor
| dpd' tuShl, dS cocS luc postmaster SSn'
| eral.
Bachelor Senators.
In the senate there are three baehc.
lors, who also have high social station:
to offer wives who could make theil
homes brilliant. The wca]thiest of these
is Senator John kean of New jersey
n man of sc, reputed 10 be million
| are Since he has been in the senate
he has lived with his sisters in Wash
ingtop during sessions. The Youngest oi
these bachelors of tbe upper house il
Senator Boies Pcnrose of Pcnnsylva
mia, who is IS. He is descended from
the Blddles of Philadelphia, where his
relatives on both sides are of socia,
prominence.
The remaining bachelor of the highel
legislative body-one of those who havt
Just taken their seats this spring..
Senator Burton of Ohio. the successo,
of Senator Foraker and the dispenser OF
Taft patronage in the Bnckeye state
He is 81. and long ago given up By
his friends as a confirmed and hopeles!
misogamist
These bachelor statesmen arc not oI
such tender years as the unmarrieS
sclons of the smart set, aud few O,
them would be graceful pink-tea fg
ures. However. they have to offer ths
matrimonial inducement of not beins
able to loaf about home much, day ol
evening, Moreover, their habits ars
now set and sufficiently well known fol
q circumspect lady to marry them with
out taking the proverbial grab. bar
chance
JOHN ELFRETH WATKINS. 4