ASPCA (American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals), 96, 97
Adams, John Quincy, 45
Adams-Morgan section of Washington, D.C., 200–203
Adelante, 201
age of suburbanites, average, 197
Ailey, Alvin, 143
alcohol, availibility of:
in Hudson, Ohio, 34
in Salt Lake City, Utah, 22–23
Ali, Muhammad, 5
Allen, Ivan, 81
Allen O’Neill Drive, Darien, Conn., 103–104
Alta Club, Salt Lake City, Utah, 27
Amberley Village, Ohio, 51
American Bar Association, 76
American Psychiatric Association, 188
American Yacht Club, 80–81, 117, 120, 173
Anderson, James Bonbright, 35
Anderson, William P., 149
Annenberg, Walter H., 134, 139
Anti-Defamation League, Southern Council, 72, 76
anti-Semitism, 78–82
in Atlanta clubs, 68–73
See also Jews, acceptance of
Apawamis Golf Club, 78, 120, 173
Archbold, John, 127
Ardmore, Pa., 134
Ardsley Club, 129
Arizona Ballet, 15
Arizona Republic, 15
Arizona State University, 13, 15
art museums, as means of social entry, 177
Ashland, Linda, 160
Atherton, Calif., 153
Atlanta, Ga.:
old families, 75–76
private clubs, 68–77
Autry, Gene, 7
Baker, James A., site of house, 7
Baker, John, 50
Baldwin Hills, Calif., 198
Barlow, Haven, 28
Belvedere, 124
Benjamin, Allan, 158–159
Best, Mrs. Hugh, 136
Beverly Hills, Calif., 166, 172
sex practices in, 181
Bing, Rudolf, 71
Birmingham, Mich., 64
Birnam Wood Club, Santa Barbara, 164
Black, Mrs. Jennie Prince, 127
blacks, acceptance of, 174, 198–199
in Grosse Pointe, Mich., 174
in Philadelphia suburbs, 67, 139
in Rye, N.Y., 119
Blood and Money, Thompson, 6
Bloomfield Hills, Mich., 64, 174
financial burdens of life in, 183–185
Bloomingdale’s ladies’ room handbag story, 190 n.
Quincy Market, 197
urban life in, 192
water views, 193
Boulders, The, Ariz., 16
Brace, Dr. Charles, 125–126
Brando, Marlon, 60
Brigham Young University, 25
Bronfman, Edgar, 106
Bronfman, Samuel, 124
Brown, Franklin Q., 126–127
Brown, Walston H., 126–127
Bryce, Mrs. Angelica Schuyler, 165
Bryce, Peter Cooper, 165
Buffalo, N.Y., sex practices in, 182
Buffalo Tennis & Squash Club, 182
Burlingame, Calif., 153
Bush, George, 5
Butes, James, site of house, 8
Butler, Michael, 161
Candidate, The, 154
Candler, Asa W., 76
Candler, John S., II, 76
Carefree, Ariz., 16–18
Carnegie, Nancy (Mrs. Percy Rockefeller), 94
Carroll, Gen. Howard, 123
Carrollcliff, 123–124
Carter, Jimmy, 68
Carter, Victor, II, 8
Carter, Victor, III, 8
Castellane, Count Paul Ernest Boniface de, 125
Castro, Raul, 13
Cedarhurst, N.Y., 197
Center for the Study of Democratic Institutions, 165
Chambers, Ann Cox, 75–76
change in suburbs, causes of, 197–200
Chapin, Roy, 64
charity, local, as means of social entry, 178
Chase, Harold, 165
Cherokee Club, 72
water views, 193
children, advantage of, in suburbs, 177
Churchill, Winston, 127
church membership, 177
Cincinnati, Ohio, 39–46, 131, 141
Blue Book, 54
cultural life, 52
Fountain Square, 41–42
Procter & Gamble, 43–47
skyline, 41
Spring Grove Cemetery, 39–40
suburbs:
Amberley Village, 51
Clifton, 48
Hyde Park, 42, 43, 48–49, 50, 51, 55–56
Indian Hill, 39, 40, 43, 47–48, 51, 53
Madison Road, 48
urban center, 41–42
urban problems, 171
water views, 193
Cincinnati, 45
Cincinnati Country Club, 48, 51
Cincinnati Post, 45
city life, 188–191
problems of, 171–173
mental health in, 188–189
Cleveland, Ohio, 33–38
crime rate, 190
old families, 33
Hudson, 34–38
Peninsula, 37
club cars on commuter lines, 110–113
clubs, private, see private clubs
Coca-Cola families, 76
Cohen, Dolly, 53
Cohen, Jeffrey N., 201
Cohen, John, 71
Collier Heights, Ga., 198
Commerce Club, 72
commute, definition of, 106–107
commuting, art of, 107–114
Connecticut Turnpike, 86–87, 99
Conrad, Barnaby, 161
Coral Casino, 166
Coronado High School, Scottsdale, Ariz., 12
Corbett, Patricia (Mrs. Ralph), 49, 55
Corbett, Ralph, 49
Corbett Foundation, 49
Cornwall, Conn., 174
Country Club of Detroit, 60
Country Club Plaza, shopping center, 180
country clubs, see private clubs
Courtlandt Place, Houston, Texas, 8–9
Cox, Lori, 11–13
Crest Hills Country Club, 51
crime:
comparative rates, 190
in Darien, Conn., 100–102
D. B. Cooper’s, 23
Dallas, Texas, urban life in, 192
Darien, Conn., 87, 99–105, 172, 174, 175
Darien Review, 104
Darlington, Thomas, 17
Dartmouth College, 93
Daylesford, Pa., 134
Daylight Time, 16
decor, interior, 176
Denver, Colo., urban living in, 194
Depew, Chauncey, 130
Detroit, Mich., 57–64
suburbs:
Birmingham, 64
Bloomfield Hills, 64
Grosse Pointe, 57–64, 122, 135, 174, 183
relationship to city, 59
urban life in, 192
Detroit Symphony, 59
Devereaux, Marion, 53–54
Devon, Pa., 134
Dillman, Bradford, 161
Disabled American Veterans, 13
discrimination:
against single women, 156–158
divorce, incidence of, 190
in Hudson, Ohio, 35
reasons for, 187–188
in suburbs, 182
Dodge, Marcellus Huntley, 90–91
Douthit, Claude, Jr., 146
Dow, Earl, 4
Downs, Hugh, 17
dress:
Main Line, 136
Santa Barbara, 161
Scottsdale, Ariz., 14
Watch Hill, R.I., 148
Drulie, Sylvia, 143
Drury, Samuel S., 147
Duchin, Peter, 148
Dykema, Mrs. Raymond, 63
Eagle’s Nest, 14
earthquake at Santa Barbara, Calif., 163
East Aurora, N.Y., 182
East Ridge Shopping Center, 154
Eccles, George, 26
Einstein, Albert, 145
Elite Directory, 128
Emeny, Brooks, 92
Emery, John, 49–50
Emery Auditorium, 50
Fadiman, Clifton, 161
Fairfield County, Conn., 87–105, 122
family room, 187–188
Federal Heights, Utah, 21
financial burdens of suburban life, 183–185
Finneran, Jane, 54–55
Fish, Mrs. Stuyvesant, 147
Five Towns area of Long Island, N.Y., 197–198
Flagler, Henry Morrison, 133
Florestal, 165
food, in suburbs, 176
eaten by rich people, 74
Ford, Eleanor (Mrs. Edsel), 62
Ford, Emory, 62
Ford, Frederick Clifford, 62
Ford, John B., 62
Ford, Walter Buhl, 62
Franzen, Ulrich, 185
Frisch, Mrs. Robert, 81
Fromm, Erich, 188
Gable, Clark, 75
Galleria Shopping Center, 6
Gans, Herbert, 183
Gasner, Beverley, 198
Geier, Inga, 51
General Motors families, 165–166, 183
Geraldine Rockefeller Dodge Foundation, 97–98
Ghirardelli Square, 194
Gilligan, John, 55
Gladstone Car, 111–113
Gladwyne, Pa., 133
Glendale, Ohio, 43, 44, 46, 47, 171
Godfather, The, 60
Gone with the Wind, 75
Goodsell, Almira Geraldine (Mrs. William Rockefeller), 89
Goodstein, Jeanette (Mrs. Leonard), 186–188
Goodstein, Leonard, 15, 186–188
Gordon, The Rev. Ernest, 146
Gould, Anna (Duchesse de Talleyrand), 125
Gould, Jay, 124
Gracemere, 129
Grand Central Station, N.Y., homosexual rendezvous in, 182
Grapple St., Rye, N.Y., 119
Grasso, Ella, 111
Gratz, Helen (Mrs. Godfrey Rockefeller), 93
Gratz, Rebecca, 93
Great Salt Lake, 27–29
Green, Adelaide Browning (Mrs. H. Stuart), 129
Greenwich, Conn., 87–98, 99, 117, 167, 172, 174, 175
railroad station, homosexuals in, 182
Grey, Mrs. Horace, 165
Griffin, Merv, 167
Grosse Pointe, Mich., 57–64, 122, 135, 174, 183
automobile people in, 183
development of, 63
Ford families in, 61–62
Lake Shore Road, 64
relationship to Detroit, 59
Grosse Pointe City, Mich., 59
Grosse Pointe Farms, Mich., 59, 60
Grosse Pointe Park, Mich., 59, 60
Grosse Pointe Shores, Mich., 58, 59
Grosse Pointe Woods, Mich., 59, 60
growth of suburbs, vii–viii, 122–130
Gulph Mills Golf Club, 67
Hamilton, Alexander, II, 127
Handy, Helen Parmalee, 58
Hanna, Mark, 34
Harvard University, 93
Harkness, Rebekah (Mrs. William Hale), 143
Harkness, William Hale, 143
Harlow, Harry, 79–80
Harness, Edward G., 43
Harrison, Benjamin, 51
Harrison, Charles Learner, III, 51–53
Harrison, Edmond, 52
Harrison, Learner Blackman, 52
Harrison, Molly (Mrs. Charles L., III), 51–53, 178
Harrison, Pegram, 69
Harrison, William Henry, 45, 51
Haverford, Pa., 133
Heirloom Cities, 131
Heminway, Mrs. John, 148
Herring, Joanne (Mrs. Robert), 4–5
Herring, Robert, 4–5
Hewlett, N.Y., 197
Hill, Jesse, 77
Hill, Joan Robinson (Mrs. John), 6
Hill, John, 6
Hillsborough, Calif., 153, 154
Hitchings, Nancy, 102
Hite, Kathleen, 17
Hodge, Shelby, 5
Holliday, Benjamin, 124
homosexual rendezvous points, 182
hospital work as means of social entry, 177–178
Houston, Texas, 3–10
Courtlandt Place, 8–9
crime rate, 190
Heights, 7
old families, 7–8
Hovas, Alessandra (Sandra) (Baroness di Portanova), 5
Hovhaness, Alan, 154
Hudson, David, 34
social distinctions in, 35–36
Hudson Country Club, 35
Hughes, Howard, 25
Hurley, Mrs. Collier, 4
Hussein, King of Jordan, 4–5
Hutchins, Robert, 165
Hyde Park, Ohio, 42, 43, 48–49, 50, 51, 55–56, 171, 172, 193
Indian Hill, Ohio, 39, 40, 43, 47–48, 51, 53, 171, 173
Indian Village, Rye, N.Y., 117
Ingersoll, Anna, 131
inner city life, see urban life
interior decor, 176
Inwood, N.Y., 197
Ireland, Harry, 108
Jackson, Mr. and Mrs. Keith, 3–4
Jackson, Maynard, 71
Jagger, Mick, 161
Jamail’s, 6–7
Jews, acceptance of:
in California suburbs, 166
in Cincinnati, 51
in country clubs, 67–82
in Darien, Conn., 103
in Five Towns, Long Island, N.Y., 197–198
in Grosse Pointe, Mich., 61, 174
in Hudson, Ohio, 37
in Los Angeles Country Club, 37
in Philadelphia suburbs, 67, 133, 134, 139
at Procter & Gamble, 47
in Twigs, 117–118
in Watch Hill, R.I., 145
Joy, Helen Newberry (Mrs. Henry B.), 57–59, 64
Kansas City, Mo., suburbs of, 179–181
Kanzler, Mrs. Robert, 62
Kaplan, Samuel, 204
Kelly, Ken, 199
Kimball, Spencer W., 27
King & Spalding, law firm, 73, 79
Kinsolving, Arthur Lee, 146
Kirbo, Charles, 75
Korda, Michael, 159–160
Krumm, John M., 146
Ladera Heights, Calif., 198
La Grange, Gerald, 120
Lazarus, Irma (Mrs. Fred, III), 42, 49, 55
Lazarus, Ralph, 49
Lehr, Harry, 147
Leigh, Vivien, 75
Leimert Park, Calif., 198
Levittown, N.Y., 37
Lewisohn, Adolph, 89
Light, Goddard, 119
Lighthouse Book Store, 119
Lincoln, Florence, 92
Lincoln, Frederic, 92
Lindsay, Samuel, 146
Lipschutz, Bob, 73
liquor laws:
Hudson, Ohio, 34
Salt Lake City, Utah, 23
living rooms, use of, 186–187
Longworth, Alice Roosevelt, 48
Los Altos, Calif., 153, 154, 156–158
Los Angeles, Calif., 159
urban life in, 192
water views, 194
Los Angeles Country Club, 67
Losantiville Country Club, 51
Loudon Woods, Rye, N.Y., 117
Lyndhurst, 124–125
McAllister, Ward, 147
McDaniel, Hattie, 75
McDonald, Duncan, 21
McIlvain, Alan, Jr., 140
Mack, Mrs. Edgar, 48
McMillan, James, 58
MacMullan, Mrs. Katherine, 139
McQueen, Butterfly, 75
Mad River, Vt., 94
Maddox, Lester, 71
Mafia:
in Arizona suburbs, 14
in Detroit suburbs, 60
Main Line suburbs of Philadelphia, 131–140, 141
dress, 136
manners, 137–138
old families, 135
speech peculiarities, 135–136
Manhattan, mental health in, 189–190
Manny, Elizabeth (Mrs. Ralph), 117
Manursing Island Club, 120, 173
Markel, Mrs. Babette, 155
Martineau, Harriet, Society in America, 57–58
Massell, Sam, 71
Mazzola, John W., 143
Mendenhall, Mrs. Joseph, 20, 24
Menlo Park, Calif., 153–154
Merion, Pa., 134
Merion Cricket Club, 67
Merion Golf Club, 67
Merritt Parkway, 85–86
Metropolitan Opera, 71, 96, 97
Midtown Manhattan Study, 188
Milton Point, Rye, N.Y., 117
Misquamicut Club, 143, 145, 148, 149
Miss Doherty’s College Preparatory School, 52
Mitchell, Margaret, 75
Mixter, Mr. and Mrs. James, 50
Mizner, Addison, 164
Model, Jean, 91
monkeys, experiment in discrimination, 79–80
Montecito, Calif., 167
Montecito Club, 164
Montessori School, Hudson, Ohio, 36, 37
Montgomery, Jim, 75
Moore, James, 112
Morgan, J. Pierpont, 129
Mormons, life style of, 22–27
notable families, 27
Mosbacher, Emil, Jr. (Bus), 80
Mount Adams, Cincinnati, 193, 203
Mountain View, Calif., 153, 154
mountain views, 194
Mount Desert Island, Maine, 147–148
Myers, Paul and Suzie, 141–142, 146, 149–150
National Center for Health Statistics, 189
National Patriotism Week, 13
neighborhood relations in Calif. suburbs, 159
neighborhoods, city, 202–203
Neiman-Marcus, 6
New Haven Railroad, 87
New Orleans, La., urban life in, 192
water views, 193
New Rochelle, N.Y., 172
New York, N.Y.:
crime rate, 190
suburbs of:
Fairfield County, Conn., 87–105
Westchester County, N.Y., 115–130
urban life in, 192
water views, 192–193
New York City Educational Construction Fund, 204
New York Journal-American, 92
Newark, N.J., 172
Newberry, John Stoughton, 58
Newberry, Oliver, 58
Newberry, Truman, 64
Newberry, Walter, 58
Newberry & McMillan, Capitalists, 58
Newport, R.I., 147
Noroton Yacht Club, 103
Northeast Harbor, Maine, 147–148
Ocean House Hotel, 144
old families:
Atlanta, 75–76
Cleveland, 33
Houston, 7–8
Philadelphia, 135
Salt Lake City, 27
Santa Barbara, 164
Watch Hill, R.I., 142
Westchester County, 127–129
Oliver, John L., 58
Olympia Tea Room, 144
Olympus Cove, Utah, 21
Ophir Farm, Purchase, N.Y., 124
Operation Mailbag, 13
Oquirrh Mountains, Utah, 21
Overbrook, Pa., 134
Owen, Annie, 4–5
Palmer, K. T., 17
Paoli, Pa., 134
Pappenheimer, Eloise, 71
Paradise Valley, Ariz., 16
Park Centre, Cleveland, Ohio, 195–197
Parker, Suzy, 161
Pasadena, Calif., 166
patriotism in Arizona, 11–13
Peabody, Endicott, 147
Peachtree Plaza, 73
Peninsula, Ohio, 37
Pennock, Liddon, 139
Penn Valley, Pa., 134
Pepper, George Wharton, 147
Perloff, Harvey S., 203
Piedmont Driving Club, 68–77, 79–80, 81–82
Pinnacle Peak, 14
Philadelphia, Pa., 133
food in, 131
old families, 135
Philadelphia Country Club, 67
Philadelphian, The, 132
Phoenix, Ariz., 11–18
cultural life, 15
life style, 15–16
patriotism in, 11–13
political orientation, 13, 15–16
real estate speculation in, 14–15
restaurants, 14
sports, 15
suburbs:
Boulders, The, 16–17
Carefree, 16–18
Scottsdale, 11–16
Phoenix Symphony, 15
Pocantico Hills, 88, 89, 94, 124
Poindexter, Beatrice, 200
political orientation of suburbs, 197
Darien, Conn., 104
Five Towns, Long Island, N.Y., 198
Hudson, Ohio, 35
Philadelphia, Main Line, 138
Salt Lake City, Utah, 21
San Francisco, Calif., 153
polygamy in Salt Lake City, 24
Portanova, Baron Enrico di, 5
Port Huron, Mich., 167
Price, Leontyne, 71
Princeton University, 93
private clubs:
Alta Club, Salt Lake City, 27
American Yacht Club, 80–81, 117, 120, 173
Apawamis Golf Club, Rye, N.Y., 78, 120, 173
in Atlanta, Ga., 68–77
Birnam Wood Club, Santa Barbara, 164
Capital City Club, Atlanta, 68–69, 73
Cherokee Club, Atlanta, 72
Cincinnati Country Club, 48, 51
Commerce Club, Atlanta, 72
Coral Casino, Santa Barbara, 166
Country Club of Detroit, 60
Crest Hills, Cincinnati, 51
in Darien, Conn., 103
discrimination in, 78–82
Gulph Mills Golf Club, Philadelphia, 67
Hudson Country Club, 35
Jews in, 68–82
Little Town Club, Santa Barbara, 162, 164
Los Angeles Country Club, 67
Losantiville, Cincinnati, 51
Manursing Island Club, Rye, 120, 173
Merion Cricket Club, 67
Merion Golf Club, 67
Misquamicut Club, Watch Hill, R.I., 143, 145, 148, 149
Montecito Club, Santa Barbara, 164
Noroton Yacht Club, 103
Piedmont Driving Club, Atlanta, 68–77, 78–79, 81–82
Progressive Club, Atlanta, 72
Radnor Hunt Club, 67
Shenerock Shore Club, Rye, N.Y., 118
Standard Club, Atlanta, 72
Valley Club, Santa Barbara, 164
Wee Burn Country Club, Darien, 103, 104, 173
Woodway Club, Darien, 103
Procter, William Cooper, 43, 47
Procter & Gamble, influence in Cincinnati, 43–47
Progressive Club, 72
Quincy Market, Boston, 197
race discrimination, 78–82
in Atlanta clubs, 69
in Cincinnati, 55–56
in Darien, Conn., 103
in Detroit, 61
in Philadelphia suburbs, 67
Radnor Hunt Club, 67
real estate speculation, 14–15
Redford, Robert, The Candidate, 154
Redwood City, Calif., 153, 154
Reid, Whitelaw, 124
religious discrimination:
in Cincinnati, 51
See also Jews, acceptance of
renovation of slum areas, 200
Reserve Inn, 35
resorts, summer, 141–150
restaurants and bars:
D. B. Cooper’s, Salt Lake City, 23
Eagle’s Nest, Phoenix, 14
Olympia Tea Room, Watch Hill, R.I., 144
Pinnacle Peak, Phoenix, 14
Reserve Inn, Hudson, Ohio, 35
Rice, H. B., site of house, 7
Rich, Michael Peter, 69–70, 76
Riverdale, N.Y., 192
river views, Cincinnati, 42
Robinson, Ash, 6
Robinson, Oscar, 55–56
Rockefeller, Andrew, 95
Rockefeller, David, 88
Rockefeller, Emma, 89
Rockefeller, Geraldine (Ethel) (Mrs. Marcellus H. Dodge), 89, 90–91
Rockefeller, Mrs. Godfrey, 94
Rockefeller, Godfrey Stillman, 88
Rockefeller, James Stillman, 94–95
Rockefeller, John D., Sr., 88, 89, 124, 129
Rockefeller, John D., Jr., 88, 89
Rockefeller, John D., III, 88, 106
Rockefeller, Laurance, 88
Rockefeller, Molly (Mrs. William), 95, 96
Rockefeller, Percy, 89, 91, 92, 93
children of, 91–92
Rockefeller, William, Sr., 88–90, 95–96
estate of, 92
Rockefeller, William, 94, 95–96, 97–98, 120
Rockefeller, William G., 89, 90, 91
children of, 91–92
Rockefeller, Winthrop, 88
Rockefellers, Greenwich branch, 87–98
life style, 94
summer camp, 95–96
Rockefellers, Tarrytown branch, 88–98
life style of, 94
wealth of, 96–97
Rogers, Henry H., 89
Rojas, Mr. and Mrs. Manuel, 161, 166
Romney, Melbourne, 23
Roosevelt Island, N.Y., 193
Rosemont, Pa., 134
Ross, Mr. and Mrs. Lee, 72
Rothblatt, Donald, 156
Rothschild, Baron Philippe de, 166
Rowan, C. W., 155
Rye, N.Y., 95, 96, 115–121, 172, 174, 175
average age of residents, 197
Grapple Street, 119
sex practices, 182
Rye Country Day School, 78, 96, 119–120
Rye Town Hilton, 118
St. David’s, Pa., 134
Saltair, 28
Salt Lake City, Utah, 19–29
availability of alcohol in, 22–23
founded by Brigham Young, 19–20
Great Salt Lake, 28
life style, 22–27
polygamy in, 24
religious conflicts in, 21–22, 25
schools, 25
suburbs:
Federal Heights, 21
Olympus Cove, 21
San Antonio, Texas, 167
San Fernando Valley, Calif., blacks in, 198–199
San Francisco, Calif., 166–167
suburbs, 153–160
water views, 193
San Jose, Calif., 154
San Jose Symphony Orchestra, 154
Santa Barbara, Calif., 122, 160–167
architectural style, 163
earthquake in, 163
old families, 164
Santa Clara Valley, Calif., 154–156
Savannah, Ga., 131
Schlotman, Mrs. Joseph, 64
Schnitzer, Kenneth and Joan, 4
schools:
in Carefree, Ariz., 18
Coronado High School, Scottsdale, Ariz., 12
in Darien, Conn., 103
economics of, 172
in Hudson, Ohio, 36
integration of, in Los Angeles, 199
private, 177
Rye Country Day School, 78, 96, 119–120
in Salt Lake City, 25
Scott, Mrs. Harold, 125–126
Scott, Sir Walter, Ivanhoe, 93
Coronado High School, 12
dress, 14
Fifth Ave., 196–197
Mafia in, 14
patriotism in, 11–13
Pinnacle Peak, 14
service organizations as social entry, 177–178
sex practices in suburbs, 179–182
Seymour, Mrs. Mary, 119
Seymour Electric Co., 119
Shaker Heights, Ohio, 122, 172
Shaker Square, shopping center, 196
Shawnee Mission, Mo., 179–181
Shenerock Shore Club, 118
Shepard, Helen Gould (Mrs. Finlay), 124
Sherman, Roger, 121
shopping centers:
Carefree Shopping Center, Phoenix, Ariz., 17
Galleria, Houston, Texas, 6–7
in Phoenix, Ariz., suburbs, 14, 17
in Santa Clara Valley, Calif., 154–156
ZCMI, Salt Lake City, Utah, 24
Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center, 96, 97
Smith, George Washington, 164–165
Smith, Joseph, 27
social entry, means of, 176–178
Social Register:
Atlanta, 74
Santa Barbara, 166
Sondheim, Stephen, 143
Sound of Music, The, 115, 119, 121
Southport, Conn., 99
Spalding, Hughes, Jr., 75
Spalding, Jack, 75
Springer, Gerald, 55
Spring Grove Cemetery, 39–40
Srole, Leo, 188–190
Standard Club, 72
Steinburger, Mrs. Harvey, 7
Stettinius & Hollister, law firm, 50
Steuben Glass staircase, 4
Stillman, Elsie (Mrs. William G. Rockefeller), 91
Stillman, Isabel (Mrs. Percy Rockefeller), 91
Stirling County, Nova Scotia, mental health in, 189
Stolp, John and Kathleen, 154
Strafford, Pa., 134
Strauss, Mrs. Carl, 49
Suarez, Margarita, 201
suburban life, vii–viii, 122–130, 174–176, 186–188
changes in, 197–199
financial burdens of, 183–185
mental health in, 183, 188–191
migration to, 171–172
sex practices, 179–182
social entries, 174–178
Summer Social Register, 43
Summit County, Ohio, 33–34
Sundial Realty Company, Phoenix, Ariz., 17
Sunnyvale, Calif., 154
Taft, Charles P., 51
Taft, Elizabeth (Mrs. Walbridge), 149
Taft, Martha Bowers, 50
Taft, Robert, Jr., 50
Taft, William Howard, 50
Taft Art Museum, 50
Talleyrand-Perigord, Duc de, 125
Tanner, Obert J., 26
Tarrytown, N.Y., 89, 123, 129–130
Afternoon Drive, 127
Tarver, Jack, 75
Tauber, Paul, 202
Taubman Company, 155
Taylor, Mrs. J. Madison, 148
Thaw, Harry K., 165
Thompson, Becky, 102–105
Thompson, Thomas, Blood and Money, 6
Tokeneke Road, Darien, Conn., 103–104
Tolstoi, Countess Cyril, 63
Town & Country, 160
Tutko, Thomas, 155
Twigs, 117–118
Tyler Davidson Memorial Fountain, 41
Union Terminal, Cincinnati, 40
United States Census, divorce rates, 182, 190
University of California, Santa Barbara, 165
University of Cincinnati, 48
mental health in, 188–189
Valentine, Michael, 102
Valley Club, 164
Vandenberg Air Force Base, 165
Vanderbilt, Cornelius, 129
Vanderlip, Frank A., 126–127
Van Dyke, Dick, 17
views:
Villa, Mrs. Anthony, 4
volunteer service as means of social entry, 177–178
Wainwright, Stuyvesant, Jr., 121
Warren & Wetmore, architectural firm, 8
Wasatch Mountains, Utah, 21
Washington, D.C., 199–203
crime rate, 190
urban life, 192
Washington Center for Metropolitan Studies, 200
dress, 148
old families, 142
water:
feelings about, 192–193
Wee Burn Country Club, 103, 104, 173
Weil, Sydney, 45
Wendel, Ella, 127–129
Wendel, J. G., 127–129
Wendel, Rebecca, 127–129
Wesley Chapel, Cincinnati, 45
Westchester County, 122–130
old families, 127–130
Western Reserve Academy, 34, 36
Western Reserve of Conn., 34
Western Reserve University, 34
Weston, Phyllis (Mrs. Leo), 55
Wheelwright, Mrs. Michael, 166
Whitehead, Robert, 143
Whitney, Mrs. Cornelius Vanderbilt, 101
William Howard Taft School, 50
Wilson, Mrs. Russell, 48
Windmill Pointe, 60
windows, treatment of, 176
Wintersteen, Mrs. John, 140
Wittenstein, Charles, 72
women, single, discrimination against, 156–158
Women’s Wear Daily, 55
Woods, William S., 70
Woodway Club, 103
Yorktown Heights, N.Y., 181
Young, Brigham, 19–20
ZCMI Center, Salt Lake City, 24