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In the first class it was very elligent and clean.

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They had very elligent foods like steak, oysters, filet, and pate de foie gras.

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ASTOR, Mrs Madeleine Talmage
ASTOR, Colonel John Jacob
AUBART, Mme. Léontine Pauline

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First class could go were ever they wanted but they did not need to go down to third class at all but they did go into parts of second.

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199 first class people survived.

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Second class was nice but was not quite as nice as first class. first class would be like normal cruise ships now.

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They had lots of food but there main thing they ate was Baked haddock, turkey, potatoes, roasted chicken, and other items like that.

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BEESLEY, Mr Lawrence
BENTHAM, Miss Lillian W.
BERRIMAN, Mr William John

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Second class was able to go in there area and that's it, it consisted of the whole second floor. with many emenedies but not quite as much as first class.

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On second class only 117 people survived

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Third class was not nice at all they put 10 people in one room and there were only three bath tubes for over 700 people

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Third class had lots of breads,  soups, oatmeal and many other cheap meals.

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There were over 700 passengers on third class but three of the passengers are
ABBING, Mr Anthony
ABBOTT, Mr Eugene Joseph
ABBOTT, Mr Rossmore Edward

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Third class passengers were at the bottom of the ship by the boilers and engines and things in that nature just a little bit above the water

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There were only 172 survivors out of the seven hundred passengers.