New-York tribune., 1902-02-09
ON FLORIDA EAST COAST.
MANY PERSONS ENJOYING DELIGHTS
OF ST. AUGUSTINE, TAMPA BAY AND
MIAMI-GREAT LUCK FISHING.

s.. Augustine. Fla. Feb. Especial. most
notable social event OF this week was the luncheon
for the Colonial Danes at the Alcazor given by
Mrs. John r. Dismukcs. "a Colonial Dame Of this
city. 1t was the annual meeting Of the Danes Of
Florida, their numbers augmented by the visiting
danes The guests the luncheon were Mrs.
Gamble Of Tallahassee. Fla the head of the chap
ter; Mrs John Christopher Of Cincinnati: Mrs.
oliver C. Fuller, Of Wisconsin; Mrs. John Freeman
Young. widow Of the former Bishop Of Florda: Mrs.
Edwin G. Weed wife of the present bishop; Mrs
Leggett "A representative Of the New-York DANES
Mrs. D. L. Fletcher Mrs Dennis Eagan and Mrs
Stollenwerck. Of Jacksonville: Mrs. Schohed. OF
the Massachusetts branch; Mrs. Dlsnlrses nd her
daughter Mrs. Wyy, of Georgia and Mrs Smet-
hurst.
The Saturday evening dance at The Casino was
the largest OF the season. guests Of all hotel" at
tending. Thursday evening formal reception was
rendered the patrons of the Casino. bringing to-
gether several hundred visitors Albert Lewis one
Of the lumbermen of Eastern Pennsylvania, gave a
dinner az the Ponce de Leon Saturday night
Those present Mrs. Westend0rG af r.ondon;
General W. NJ. Wherry. Miss Wherry. William H.
Pell and s D. Sargent Of New York Among the
guests at the dinner given by J. r. Parr6tt al the
AIcazar on Saturday night were General and Mrs.
Schofed.
An unusually large number of New Workers have
been at the Ponce de Leon this week, among them
being Mrs. Tinker and her brother Louis Larocque:
DR.. and Mrs. e. b. Dench. DR. and Mrs. Stevens.
r. 5. Townsend, T. Gray Griswold Mr-.und Mrs.
G. b. Kirllham. Mr.. and Mrs A. Goodwin Mum. j.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. y. Horn. Mr. and Mrs. A T..
Fountain, Mr. ana Mrs. william l. Kicker Mr. and
Mrs. II. NJ. Jourlcman, 4. r. Whitney Miss Whit
ney. Mr.. and Mrs. r. Noyes Miss J. T. Wentworth
Miss NJ. ". Noyes. AIR. and Mrs. Prescott Law
renee, Miss Lawrence Miss Rosaiie Gardiner Jones
Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. Graham. Miss Graham. Mr.
and Mrs. II. A. La Fetra. Miss +. II. Field II. A
La Fetra, jr. Mr.. ana Mrs w. f Refs Miss ida
Refs. Mrs Mellon Mrs. G. NJ. I'M. Mrs A. NJ
Valentine. C. :. Andrews. Dr. and Mrs r. Pass
more Berens. Commodore John 5 Dickinson and
William Babcock Dowd
Miss b. Andrews. Miss ~. L. Andrews and Miss
! C. Andrews, daughters Of Samuel Andrews. were.
at the Ponce de Leon this week. the way to their
winter home at Palm Beach. Miss Farington aIso
| of New-York. with them.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Jay Gould were visitors to
the Ponce de Leon this week spending several da vs.
! there. They are now at Palm Beach.
The Acazar orchestra has been giving. delightful
| concerts the last week. attracting many listeners
| from the cottages and other hotels. The house Is
well filled with visitors who represent every state
in the Union. Among the New Workers registering
| there this week were p. +. Preterre. Miss f.
! Preterre, Mr.. and Mrs. }. S Pettltt DR. John J.
CarWin. Miss NJ A. Bracbett, DR.. and Mrs Frank
! HOLSTER r. Grafton, James Marchand g E:
| Bumarch. Mrs f. S. Grayes Mr. and Mrs +, @
| Grayes, Mr.. and Mrs. G. c. Street Miss Street
! Robert McI4ain Daniel Bacon c. F. Wildev A NJ
! EaGleston, Mr. and Mrs. c. senson Mrs A.. !.
| Knapp a. w. Knapp, Mr. and Mrs T. IT, Gf WAY
and Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Currie , -,
| Tampa Bay lIcte Fla, Feb. S (speciab Z Cam
| uaFy 20 al efforts OF the weather to byiHg n
cold wave most delightful temperature has bs.,,,
| enjoyed here this week The thrrmometer hos
| climbed to 50 almost every day Peach trees ays
| in blossom, and pckaninnies go barefoot T6a
weather Is delightful for golf and tennis ana hss
| ing. Mr.. Barnett. of the Park Avenue potal-
/ New-Iork was out four hours one day earIv n,
| the week, with Mr.. Courtney. and landed sev.nt,-
/ five pounds OF trout. reddish and snook The hest
catch was a seventeen pouad reddish, which wa :
served 10 Mr. Barnett and a few friends at dinner