Her place already was luxurious, with a bowling alley where the pins were bottles of chilled champagne
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In "The Devil in the White City," Erik Larson weaves a tale of contrasting lives during the 1893 World's Fair in Chicago. One striking detail is the opulence of certain venues, such as a lavish residence featuring a bowling alley where instead of traditional pins, chilled champagne bottles were used. This unique twist highlights the extravagance and indulgence of the era, setting the tone for the excesses associated with the Fair.
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