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      Index

      “Absolution” (Fitzgerald), 5

      Acapulco, Mexico, 131, 132, 138, 142

      Acorn Club, Philadelphia, 231

      Action for Appalachian Youth, 65

      Adams, Kenneth S. (“Boots”), 49

      Adenauer, Konrad, 86

      Albee, Mrs. Reed, 256

      Albert, Prince, 216

      Aldrich, Winthrop, 234, 236

      Aldrich, Mrs. Winthrop, 236

      Alpine Set, 85–93

      Alsop, Joseph, 234

      Alswang, Ralph, 100

      Altamont pass, California, 28

      Ambrose Lightship, 220

      America (yacht), 217; replica of, 221–222

      America’s Cup, 215, 216, 217, 221

      America’s Cup Race, 215, 216; origin of, 216–217; first victory in, 217; challengers in, 218–219; low point in history of, 219; formula restricting entries in, 219–220; cost of, 220–221; 1970 race, 222–223

      American Embassy, London, 197–200, 206, 208

      American Program Bureau Inc., Boston, 177, 180–181, 182

      American Yacht Club, 228

      Ames, Harriet (Annenberg), 205

      Annenberg, “Aye” (Mrs. Leo Simon), 202–203

      Annenberg, Max, 204

      Annenberg, Moses L. (“Moe”), 203–204, 205

      Annenberg, Mrs. Moses L., 204

      Annenberg, Wallis (Mrs. Seth Weingarten), 200

      Annenberg, Walter H., 197–211

      Annenberg, Mrs. Walter H. (Leonore), 201–202, 203

      Annenberg family, 202–206, 208, 210

      Annenberg Library, 207

      Annenberg School of Communications, University of Pennsylvania, 207

      Apawamis Club, Westchester County, 233

      Appalachia, 55

      Arcaro, Eddie, 43

      Arden, Elizabeth, 240, 248, 250

      Ardsley-on-Hudson, New York, 230

      Armour family, 21

      Arnaz, Desi, 134

      Arpels, Mme. Louis, 239

      Arrouge, Marti, 117

      Ashbury, James, 218

      Ashe, Arthur, 177–178

      Astor, Mrs. John Jacob III, 230, 234

      Austrian ambassador to U.S., wife of, 118

      Baez, Joan, 146

      Bahia Mar marina, Fort Lauderdale, 49

      Baja California, Mexico, 132

      Bakersfield, California, 5, 25, 27, 32–33

      Baldy Mountain, Sun Valley, 115, 116, 121, 123, 125, 126, 127

      Balsa Hotels, Mexico, 135

      Bandine, Miss Liberty, 161

      Barrens, Pinehurst, 78

      Barstow School, Kansas City, 21

      Baruch, Bernard, 86

      Basso, Hamilton, 100

      Bedford, Duke and Duchess of, 176–177

      Bedford, Ruth, 105

      Bedford family, 80

      “Bee” chain of newspapers, California, 39

      Behan, Brendan, 147

      Bellamy, Ralph, 122

      Bennett, Joan, 192

      Bergdorf Goodman, 5, 159–173, 224; “Apartment” at, 160, 163–164, 169; origins of, 162; changes at, 163, 169, 172–173; move to present site, 163–164; “non-customers” at, 172

      Bergdorf, Herman, 160

      Bergen County, New Jersey, 95–96

      Berlinger, Mr. and Mrs. George, 168

      Bernstein, Leonard, 105, 118, 123

      Bernstein, Mrs. Leonard, 105, 118

      Bich, Baron Marcel, 222–223

      Biddle family, 187

      Bidwell, General John, 37

      Bidwell Park, 37

      Birch, John, Society, 47

      Blass, Bill, 244

      Bloomingdale’s, 171

      Blough, Roger M., 234

      Boat Basin, Seventy-ninth Street, New York, 192

      Bohemian Club, San Francisco, 27

      Bonwit Teller, 66, 161

      Boodle’s (club), London, 237

      Boone County, West Virginia, 68

      Boyd, Mr. and Mrs. James, 76

      Boys in the Band, The, 47

      Bremer, Lucille (Sra. Abelardo Rodríguez), 132

      Bridgeport, Connecticut, 96, 105

      Broadway-Hale department store chain, 159, 167, 173

      Bronfman, Mr. and Mrs. Edgar, 165, 189–190

      Brook Club, New York, 234

      Brown, Holmes, 236

      Brown, John Mason, 178

      Brown, Skipper (Richard) of America, 217

      Brown family, California, 26

      Bruce, David K. E., 201–202, 209, 210, 234

      Bruce, Mrs. David K. E., 201–202, 209, 210

      Bryan, Joe, 82

      Brynner, Yul, 90

      Buchanan, Mr. and Mrs. Wiley T., 190

      Bucharest, Rumania, 248

      Buchwald, Art, 176, 183

      Bunker, Mrs. George, 189

      Burton, Richard, 90, 136–137, 193, 205

      Burton, Mrs. Richard. See Taylor, Elizabeth

      Butler, Michael, 151, 152

      Caen, Herb, 25

      Cafritz, Gwen (Mrs. Morris), 256

      California, Central Valley of. See Central Valley

      California, Delta region of, 31, 37, 39

      California, Gulf of, 132; ferry across, 135

      Callas, Maria, 17

      Cambria (schooner), 218

      Cannon family, 82

      Capote, Truman, 191

      Carlisle, Kitty, 176

      Carlyle, Thomas, quoted, 207

      Carolina Hotel, Pinehurst, 75, 79, 80

      Carson, Johnny, 48

      Carson, Mr. and Mrs. “Kit,” 48

      Carswell, G. Harrold, 228

      Cartier’s, 205

      Castro, Bernard, 44, 47

      Castro, Mrs. Bernard (Theresa), 43, 44, 47, 53

      Central Valley of California, 25–40; agriculture of, 25–26, 31–32, 33–37, 38–39; “image” of, 27; “special language” of, 28; topography of, 28; weather in, 28, 29, 38–39; irrigation of, 29–32, 33–34, 36–37, 38; oil companies in, 32; labor problems and economy in, 34–36; politics of, 35; property values in, 36

      Central Valley Project (irrigation), 31, 34

      Century Club, New York, 234

      Century Country Club, Westchester County, 233

      Cerralvo, Mexico, 133

      Challenger Inn, Sun Valley, 117, 125 See also Sun Valley Inn

      Chapin, Roy, 234

      Chaplin, Mr. and Mrs. Charles, 88, 89, 92

      Charlestown, West Virginia, 66

      Chasen’s (restaurant), Beverly Hills, 193

      Chavez, Cesar, 35

      Chennault, Mme. Claire, 176

      Chevreux d’Antraigne, Mme. de, 88

      Chicago American, 204

      Chico, California, 25, 37

      Chilton Club, Boston, 231

      Choate, 165

      City Island Harbor, New York, 222

      Claiborne, Craig, 153–154

      Clarke, Charlie, 150

      Clarke, Patrick Joseph, 149, 156–157

      Clarke (P. J.) family, 149–150

      Clarke, Richard V., 236

      Clarke’s, P. J. (bar), 5, 145–157; clientele of, 146–148, 150, 155–156; as New York landmark, 148–149; sale of, 150; zoning conflict in regard to, 52; food at, 153–154; dogs at, 156–157

      clubs, 227–237; in Kansas City, 18, 19; drive for new members in, 228–229; rapid growth of, 229; women in, 230–231; tax status of, 232; racism and anti-Semitism in, 233–234; in London, 237

      Cohan, George M., estate of, 204

      Colbert, Claudette, 118

      Colby, Anita, 164

      Colony Club, New York, 230, 231, 236, 258

      Columbia (yacht), 218

      Colusa, California, 5, 25, 26, 37, 38

      Conklin, Roger, 181

      Connecticut Turnpike, 104

      Consolidated Edison, 236

      Cook, Peter, 26

      Cooper, Gary, 90, 117, 124

      Cooper, Mrs. Gary, 117

      Cooper, Wyatt, 188–190

      Cooper, Mrs. Wyatt (Gloria Vanderbilt), 188–190, 244

      Coral Ridge Yacht Club, Fort Laude
    rdale, 47, 51

      Cornfeld, Bernard, 93

      Corning, California, 39

      Cortes, Doña Elena, 137–138

      Cortés, Hernando, 132, 142

      cosmetic surgery, 241–244

      cosmetics, 239–240, 244–245; for men, 245, 246

      Cosmopolitan Club, New York, 231

      Costello, Tim, 149

      Costello’s, Tim (bar), 147, 148

      Countess of Dufferin (yacht), 218–219

      Country Club of North Carolina, Pinehurst, 79–80

      Country Club Plaza, Kansas City, 13, 14

      Court of St. James’s, 199, 206, 209

      Coward, Noel, 85, 88, 89, 92

      Cowles, Gardner, 234

      Cozumel (Island), Mexico, 141–142

      Craven, Craig, 14

      Crawford, Joan, 203, 249

      Creek Club, 236

      Crosby, Bing, 133, 134

      Crosby, Charlotte (Mrs. William T. Kemper), 15

      Crown Center, Kansas City, 18

      Crowther, Bosley, 176

      Crystal, David, 168

      Curran, Jim, 115

      Dallas, Texas, 21

      Dalrymple, Mr. and Mrs. Stuart, 92

      Dalzell, Briggs, 223

      Danbury, Connecticut, 96

      Darien, Connecticut, 96, 101, 106, 108

      Darrow, Whitney, Jr., 100

      Daughters of the American Revolution, 236

      Davis, Bette, 99, 108–109

      Davis, Mayor (Ilus W.) of Kansas City, 22

      Deauville, France, 247

      Debs, Eugene, 206

      Defender (yacht), 219

      de Havilland, Olivia, 247

      Delano, California, 35

      Delray Beach, Florida, 46

      De Vries, Peter, 100

      Diamondhead Corporation, Pinehurst, 78

      Dickerson, Nancy, 48

      Dillon, C. Douglas, 234

      Dior “gang,” 167

      Disney, Walt, 19

      Dixon, Jeane, 52

      D’Ornanon, Count and Countess Hubert, 168

      Draddy, Mr. and Mrs. Vincent, 167–168

      Dropsie College, 209

      Duchin, Eddie, 118

      Duke, Doris, 244

      Dullea, Keir, 192

      Dumaine, Betty, 76

      Dunes Club, Pinehurst, 80–81

      Dunraven, Earl of, 219, 221

      du Pont family, 193, 194

      Dupree, Jeffery, 190

      Durham, England, 210

      Eisenhower, Dwight D., 190, 210

      Elizabeth II, 179–180, 199–200, 201

      El Morocco, New York, 259

      Emmons County, West Virginia, 65

      Engl, Sigi, 123–124, 126

      Erie Canal, 219

      Esso, 69

      Fairfield, Connecticut, 96, 100, 101, 104

      Fairfield County, Connecticut, 95–110, 249; topography of, 96; Jews in, 98–99, 103, 109; zoning in, 101–104, 109; Negroes in, 102, 109; taxes in, 103–104; commuting from, 104–107; youthful delinquency in, 107–108

      Farber, Ann Goodman, 161

      Farber, Herbert J., 236

      Farmington, Connecticut, 31

      Fay, Eddie, 148

      Feller, Bob, 176

      Ferrer, Mel, 90

      Ferry Seed Company, 59

      Fine, Mrs. William (Susan Payson), 161

      Firestone, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond, 81–82; head stable man of, 81

      Firestone family, 204

      Fish House, Philadelphia, 230

      Fitzgerald, F. Scott, 5, 260; characters of, 6

      Flynn, Errol, in Robin Hood, 37

      Folsom Dam, California, 32

      Forceville, Countess de, 164

      Ford, Charlotte (Mrs. Stavros Niarchos), 122

      Ford, Henry, 234

      Ford, Mrs. Henry, 122

      Ford Foundation, 60

      Fort Bragg, North Carolina, 81

      Fort Lauderdale, Florida, 43–53, 215; conservatism of, 44, 47; land development in, 44–46; Easter vacation crowds in, 46, 47; ecological problems of, 46; yachting in, 46–47, 49; Younger Set in, 47; cruise business in, 50; Jews in, 50–51; Negroes in, 51, 83; the arts in, 51–53; “voice” of, 52; new attitude in, 53

      Fort Lauderdale Museum of the Arts, 52–53

      Fort Lauderdale Yacht Club, 47, 51

      “Four Hundred,” 234

      Four Seasons, New York, 191

      Fox, Sonny, 101, 108

      Foxcroft, 258

      fox-hunting, 75–77, 258

      Foy, Mrs. Thelma Chrysler, 164, 172

      France (yacht), 222–223

      Francis, Arlene, 148

      Franciscan Club, San Francisco, 231

      Franklin, Benjamin, 198

      Frederick (dining-room captain at Sun Valley), 117

      Fresno, California, 5, 25, 26, 33, 39

      Freuchen, Peter, 183

      Friede, Robert, 206

      FTC (Federal Trade Commission), 159, 167, 173

      Fulton, Richard, 182

      Funston, G. Keith, 104

      Gabel, Martin, 148

      Gabor, Jolie, 240

      Galanos, Jimmy, 167

      Gallo family, Modesto, 26

      Gardiner, Mrs. David Lion, 60

      Gardner, Leonard, his Fat City, 25

      “Gateway to the West,” 11

      Gault Ocean Mile, Fort Lauderdale, 45

      Geneva, Switzerland, 91, 92, 93

      Gibson, Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Dow, 235–236

      Giffen, Russell, 26

      Giffen family, Fresno, 26

      Giralda Tower of Seville, replica of, 13

      Glennon, Jimmie, 150–151

      Goldberg, Arthur, 236

      Golden Gate, 28

      Golden, Harry, 176

      Goldwater, Barry, 176

      golf: Pinehurst the capital of, 75; start of in America, 230; popularity of, 231–232; Links Club formed to promote, 235

      Goodell, Charles E., 236

      Goodman, Andrew, 159–161, 162, 164–169, 172–173

      Goodman, Mrs. Andrew (Nena), 161, 165, 166, 167–168

      Goodman, Edwin (the elder), 160, 163, 164, 165–166, 168–169

      Goodman, Mrs. Edwin, 160

      Goodman, Edwin (“Eddie”), 160, 162, 165, 167, 169–171, 172, 173

      Goodman, Mary Ann (“Minky”) (Mrs. Gary Taylor), 161, 171–172, 173

      Goodman, Pammy, 162

      Goodman, Vivien (Mrs. Harry Malloy), 166

      Goodman’s Store, Lockport, New York, 162

      Gould family, 118

      Graham, Mrs. Patrick, 16

      Grand Central Canal, California, 38

      Gray, Carl, 126

      Graziano, Rocky, 146

      Green, Will S., 38

      Green Berets, 63

      Greenbrier Hotel, 58, 64

      Greenhouse (beauty “farm”), Texas, 240

      Greenwich, Connecticut, 95, 96, 97–98, 99, 101–105, 106, 109–110, 151

      Greenwich Academy, 104

      Greenwich Country Day School, 104

      Gregory, Dick, 176

      Grenadier Restaurant, New York, 192

      Gretel II (yacht), 222, 223

      Grey Fox (horse), 76

      Gridley, California, 35

      Grimes, Tammy, 192

      Grosvenor Square, London, 197

      Gstaad, Switzerland, 123

      Gurdin, Dr. Michael, 242

      Hacienda Cabo San Lucas (hotel), Mexico, 133

      Hailey, Idaho, 118, 126

      Haines, William, 209, 210

      Hall, Mr. Joyce C., 17–18

      Hallmark (corporation), 18

      Halsman, Philippe, 176

      Halston (designer), 258

      Hamlin, West Virginia, 69

      Hammerstein, Mrs. Oscar (Dorothy), 88

      Hampton, Hope, 150

      Hankin, Leonard, 164, 168–170, 171, 172, 173

      Hannagan, Steve, 115–116

      Harkey, Mrs. William, 35

      Harmonie Club, New York, 233

      Harriman, Averell, 114–116, 117, 119, 122, 125, 234

      Harriman, Mrs. Averell (Marie), 114
    –116, 117, 119

      Harriman, E. H., 114

      Harvard, 63

      Harvey, Fred, headquarters of, 21

      Havoc, June, 100

      Hayward, Susan, 43

      Hazen, Mrs. Joseph, 202–203

      Hearst, William Randolph, 203–204

      Heckart, Eileen, 100

      Hemingway, Ernest, 126–128, 149

      Hemingway, Mrs. Ernest (Mary), 127–128

      Henie, Sonja, 117

      Hepburn, Audrey, 90, 92

      Heritage (yacht), 223

      Hilson, Mrs. Edwin I., 191

      Hinman, George, 223

      Hirschhorn, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph, 98

      Hiss, Alger, 206

      Hobe Sound, Florida, 98, 233

      Hockaday, Irvine O., Jr., 21, 22

      Hockaday, Mrs. Irvine O., Jr., 16

      Hockaday, Mrs. Irvine O., Sr., 17

      Hokinson, Helen, cartoon character of, 176

      Holden, William, 88, 90, 91, 92

      Holden, Mrs. William, 88, 91

      Hollander, Xaviera, 148

      Hollywood Beach, Florida, 51

      Holm, Paul, 47–48

      Holzer, Hans, 183

      Hooker, Blanchette Ferry. See Rockefeller, Mrs. John D. III

      Hooker Electrochemical Company, 59

      Hope, Bob, 133

      Hughes, Howard, rumor concerning, 56

      Hughes, Jo, 164, 165, 168

      Hurley’s (bar), 152

      Huston, John, 148

      Hutton, Barbara, 150, 200

      IBM, 104

      I. Magnin & Company, 27, 36

      Infrason (beauty treatment), 248

      Ingersoll, Mr. and Mrs. John, 187–188, 194

      Inland Revenue, Her Majesty’s, 89

      Internal Revenue Service, 222, 232

      International Christian University (Tokyo), 63

      International Platform Association, 175

      International Silver Company, 204

      Intracoastal Waterway, 44

      Intrepid (yacht), 221, 223

      Investors Overseas Services, Ltd., 93

      Iran, Shah of, 124

      ISC Industries, 21

      Ischia, Italy, 247

      Iselin, Oliver, 221

      Isla Mujeres, Mexico, 141, 142

      Isle of Wight, 217

      Ives, Mrs. Ernest, 81

      Janss, Edwin, 120

      Janss, William C., 120–121, 122, 125

      Janss Corporation, 120–121

      Javits, Jacob K., 146, 236

      Jessie (dog at P. J. Clarke’s), 157

      Jewel Ball, Kansas City 17, 19

      Jews: in St. Louis, 19; in Kansas City, 19; in Fort Lauderdale, 50–51; in clubs, 221, 227–228, 232–234, 236; fashionable in society, 257

      Joe & Rose’s Restaurant, 152

      Johansson, Ingemar, 89

     


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