New-York tribune., 1901-03-31
ST. AUGUSTINE STILL CROWDED
MANY NEWCOMERS COMING NORTH FROM
oTHER: RESORTS STOP THERE

MANY NEWCOMERS COMING NORTH FROM
OTHER RESORTS STOP THERE.
St Augustine Fla, March 80 Specialist. Au-
gustine still crowded with visitors. and although
departing daily for resorts further north
and their homes the number does not seriously
diminish. as four trains continue to arrive daily
from the south, each bringing scores of guests who
have begun their homeward journey.
Neither do the trains arriving from the North
and West entirely without travellers. Satur-
days arrivals at the Ponce de Leon included Sen
ator Allison of Iowa; Senator and Mrs. Mcmillan
and Miss Mcmillan, OF Michigan, who spending
a week here in the quietest possible manner. They
frequent visitors seldom going further south
and living very quietly.
There are probably New-Yorkers at the
Ponce de Leon than any time during the
season. many of them coming up from the south.
Among these Mr.. and Mrs B. l.. Taylor OF
Watertown, who spent the entire season at Mas
sau, and Mrs Roswell i. Flower. who with
them about a month. Their children also
with them. Mrs B. T. Whitmore. Miss Whitniore
AIr. and Mrs. j. Howard Wright. Mrs J. F. Mason
and J. Dunbar Wright recent arrivals there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Seigel are enjoying outing
at the Ponce de Leon, having completed their visit
to the lower east coast resorts
party of New-Yorkers coming up from Palm
Beach and registering at the Ponce de Leon on
Tuesday included Thomas T. Sturges Mrs. James
Sullivan, Miss Gilfllan, Mr.. and Mrs j. Hull
Browning, Miss h. Andrews and Miss \. l.. An
uAS"S -llF. ana MIS-. Andrews, with other
Ders OF the family, came Wednesday. They have
taken Henry NJ. Flagler's cottage for next winter
as ne Will then occupy his beautiful home now
building. John y. Ellis, OF New York and New
port. arrived from Palm Beach yesterday. He has
had a cottage there this winter.
The Alcazar, too, Is crowded with visitors many
Of them intending spend this and next month
there Mr.. and Mrs. Robert c. Watson. who came
up from the south last week VIII probably repeat
last seasons visit remaining until May l. c. r
Watson and family Will probably go earlier al
though they have grown fond OF ST. Augustine
as Mr.. and Mrs Robert c. Watson. G +. Watson.
sT. won the Alexander Brinton Coke cup last week
on the links of the st. Augustine Golf Club, an
additional incentive for another winter here, as
he must win il twice TO become possessed Of It.
Miss Shepard. Of East Orange. and Dr. and Mrs
Seagears. Of NeW-York. will remain until May /
Among the golfers here taking part in the
annual tournaments =. NJ Freeman OF Lake
wood. Mrs. Freeman accompanying him; Irving
Brokaw, of New-York: SAN" Hopkins OF Cats
kill and his wife. and VIII c. Hardness. who IS
at the Ponce de Leon. with Mrs. Hardness and
two children. Charles W. Hardness IS staying at
Mrs Wardens, with Mrs Hardness. c l.. Tappin
OF WestbrOok. is here. coming up from the south
His sister Miss Mary Tappn. is with him. They
the AlcaZar.
Mr.. and Mrs Edward H. Renwick returned to
the AlcaZar from the coast last Saturday
and. after spending few days with Edward Rem
wick sr. resumed their journey to Charleston
They will probably visit Richmond before return