Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-09-17
tsnscIn1 correspondence

ONION, Sept. lit would seem
American millionaires are be-
coming extraordinarily reserved
- and exclusive and they are be-
ginning to kick against travelling on
the ordinary boats that voyage be-
tween America and Europe.
I'VE have a variety OF objections 70
this mode Of travelling" said Harry
Payne Whitney, who with bis party
OF friends arrived IN England the 9th
er day from New York THE first is
that even when you engage private
suites at the cost of $3.50 apiece as !
did for myself and my guests. the ac-
tommodation is not all that Il might
Ne and one has not the sense Of priv
aoy one desires"
Many OF the distinguished Americans
who cross the Atlantic OF late do so
incognito 80 strongly do they resent
the espionage which their presence
causes among the passengers.
The upshot is that a number OF mill
lionalres which includes the Pierpont
Morgans, the Vanderbilts the ogden
AIllses. etc, arc putting their heads to-
gether with the idea Of building few
paiatial floating mansions for their
own exclusive use In which sumptuous
suites Of rooms decorated In the most
approved manner will be at their dis
posal. The wealthy American now
crosses so often TO and from New York
that there is an idea that a fltly equip
ped service OF this kind in which the
prices would be four or Ave times
more than the usual fees, would pay
Handsomely. Some of the rich Amer
leans like to cross with their own
retinue of servants and even now in
numerous instances take their own
ehof who does all his masters and mis-
,reSs cooking on board, The Rocke-
Teller family always have their own
chef on board and a special Kitchen
Is rigged up for his use and that of his
staff When the Goulds crossed for
the wedding Of Niscountess Maidstone
they, too had a special chef, though
believe he was engaged for them by the
steamship company and only for the
voyage
TALL STORY ON CHICAGO.
The fact is Americas smart set seem
70 try 20 Guido each other in the
uxurlousness with which they travel.
One great lady who comes of very
nouyeau richie crowd from Chicago
me spiteful people say her relations
are still pork butchers-when cross
ing some time ago insisted that she
must he allowed to use her own table
shd bed linen. which needless to say
mao coronet emblazoned on II and
hEN -. -.
was ono Of her own countrywomcn who
remarked that II served her right
When waiter with whom she had
constantly grumbled one evening as II
W accident let the best part OF the
beautiful glass and Queen Anne silver
oppie rom a tray into the ocean lie
assured the irate lady and the cap
. slh VINO was In a white heat OF rage
.nat ne couldn't help IT, But the pas
ringers had their own idea about the
Nnole thing and laughed a great deal
thelr sleeves for the ladys airs had
pu' up all their backs.
FLUTTER IN COURT.
That event for which society has
vseh looking out with such interest
nas happened Mrs. Beatty and her
.uanand' the youngest admiral in the
,-Nlee' we're hidden To Balmoral from
p.sroauld and the queen and Mrs.
neauy so TO say. got on like the
,'Nerbial house on FIRE SO II comes
pass that Mrs. David Beatty is 10
as great favoritc with the powers
10, % as she was with their late
.nelesues. am told she was quite
..pHsed herself when a royal footman
lived WIFI the invitation which
,.ouIts u command" on the day
".o1e the date fixed for the little an
,,'ennsnlal gathering For In the first
a. 80, " was not expected that the king
80. queen would entertain anyone ont
w. 'neir immediate family nj Bal-
~ This season. In the second Mace
p, ne was In more doubt than Mrs.
10y herself as TO whether there
ho be salutations and lntimacies
7, lnVercauld and Balmoral
Ms 70 be granted that the late
a. saI Fields daughter is the tyne
,nerican likely 10 appeal 20 her
80, $3.50 She is ~ the most exclusive
.ds nno might never. to Judge OF her
! tlsny' have had a relation on This
spe. IN trade She Is domesticated
ma ma. moroverc she never has anyone
S'4'' ner roof who Is not as much