New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-03-02
ON FLORIDA EAST COAST.
JUNE WEATHER ENJOYED AT MIAMI
GAYETY AT ST. AUGUSTINE.

Miami Fla. March tspecaD.-The season at
the Royal Palm is in full swing, and the hotel
is crowded June weather prevails, the mercury
ranging from Go 10 10 degrees most of the time
The grounds a blaze of color. from the varied
tints of the foliage plants to the flaming scarlet OF
the HIBISCUS and ponsettia over all is the con-
tinual blue of sunny skies. Bay and river are alive
with boating and fishing parties. The golf links
thronsed daily and the open air swimming pool
has its full quota of enthusiastic bathers.
Several important events have been on the cal
endar of the week: Wednesday. golf tournament
for the Seminole Club Cup (vaue, 5000 and for the
Royal Palm Cup handicap Thursday, women s
tournament for cups presented by Mrs MallOn, of
Philadelphia; Friday afternoon. tennis tournament;
evening, cakewalk; Saturday morning. clock golf
for womens cup presented by II. w. Merrill; after
noon. ping pong tournament Great preparations
foot for the golf tournament this month, at
which some of the most noted players in the coun-
try will strive for the championship.
The social event of the season thus far was the
dinner ard ball Washington's Birthday. 1t was
a merry company that gathered in the great
rotunda after dinner Saturday evening.
Among recent arrivals from New-York are Miss
NJ c. Faye, Miss \. NJ. Faye. Miss McLaren Mrs
F. d. Hughes. Mr. and Mrs. W. r. Willetts, Miss
Elsie Wetts, \. Bowersak, F. 7. White, r. r.
Nixon, c. e. Hastings, Mrs. G. w. Van Nreden-
burgh J. S. Stour. James Snedecor. Ii. Suydam
Charles /. Tappn Miss Pratt. George II. Cudlipp
d. o. Wicllham Paul Waterman. John Moler jr.
B. J. Conville Mrs. NJ. Falk Mr.. and Mrs NJ w
Curry b NJ. Caldwell Mr. and Mrs. w. T. Ora
ham. Miss Nellie Graham, Thomas ]. Ryder Mr.
and Mrs. r p. Kendall and f. NJ. Freeman.
St. Augustine Fla. March (SpeciaD-The sea-
is fully on, although a fortnight will
eIapse before the regular visitors who spend part
of March and all Of April up from the
southern resorts. Every train arriving comes
hlled with visitors the hotels are comfortably
filled and landlords smiling and happy, and
SO are the visitors. The sailing is delightful Every
visitor has the old fort and hear the remark
able tales spun by the sergeant in charge. Many
visitors find it delightful to drive over the pine
barrens along the shell roads. while others drive
Anastasia Island and along the beach for miles
Both golf throngcd with players Al
though there few tournaments. men and
women continue to come with the golf bags in
hand. and caddies do a thriving business The St
Augustine Golf Club is the social centre of the city,
rallying place for the members and their friends
And TO add to its prestige the tOurnamen for the
ST. Augustine cups and the winter championship
will be held on it's course 1t will be invitation
tournament. open 20 members of associate and al
lied clubs and others. The contest will be held
March 81 . and 20 for first trophy, runner-up,
qualification. consolation and handicap cups. The
winter championship tournament will be held on
March 27, rs and % The tournament for the Alex
ander Brinton Coke cup win te held on April l.
and 13 and only members may enter for IT. The ST
Augustine cub extends free OF dues the prlNiegeS
Of the links for one week to those entering Tor the
Whist is again TO the fore Mrs and Miss keli
tPgs cottage is one 9t the ralv'hs points anu
There large tea given in the upper rotunda
OF the Ponce de Leon Thursday. The hall was
beautifully decorated ana all the guests or the
house participated. There tea. Ices and punch
served and the guests from other hotels. Cottagers
and visitors invited
Among the New Workers at the AlcaZar are Miss
Ida Greaves. W. J. ArlIel +. Cuthburt Mrs W.
+. Stebbens. Mrs Thomas Warning, Mr.. and Mrs
G. II. Dale. II. G. Anthony. Miss Anthony, Mrs. {.
p. Burdette Miss l.. Il. Roe Mrs. +. A. Wikin-
SON. Louis D. Clarke Mr.. and Mrs. W. G. Butler,
MIR. and Mrs r. l.. Hodge. Mr.. and Mrs otis II.
Cutler, Mr.. and Mrs. John +. Hazen. Mr.. and Mrs
Frederic W. Starr.
At the Ponce de Leon from Ncw-York Mr.
and Mrs, Newbold Edgar, Miss Edgar. Nh. and Mrs
w. u. HoXie NJ Guggenheim. w Y. Hellfeth Mrs
+. Croker. Miss Mcclure. Mrs. Emcrton Opdycke
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. W. Chauncey, Mrs NJ thauncey,
Mrs. q. u. Chauncey. Mr. and Mrs. +, w BiEelow
Mrs Daniel ChaunCey. Mr.. and Mrs. II. l.. La
Fetra. Miss T. H. Field, II. \. La FetrB, IT,, Mr.
and Mrs. L. Waterbury, +. l.. Waterbury. Mrs
Thomas Goadby, Austin Goadhy. Mr. and Mrs W
c. Stanley. Miss Ledwth Miss r. Lcdwith, Mrs
Nicholas J. CoSgrove. Miss Clancy. Miss Elsie
Burns. Miss Josephine Burns. Mr. and Mrs. VIII
lam W. Merrill Mr.. and Mrs r NJ Smythe. Rich
mond Talbot. II. F. Pierrepont Mrs. s VI. Albro
Miss Albro, w. l.. Al6ro. Mrs T. II. Barber. Miss
Barber. Mr.. and Mrs ". J. Foster. Mrs. L. Town
send Miss Edith Potter. Mrs. Charles Vincent
Clarke Mr.. and Mrs. \. Springmeyer. Mrs &. NJ.
Schott. Ralph s. Schott r. 5. Gilley. Mr. and Mrs
r. G. Barclay. Miss Barclay. Mrs Percival Maggie
Miss Lily Z. Maggie. Miss NJ. +. y. Naasco. DR..
Oppenhem. Mr.. and Mrs c. r. Vincent Mr. and
Mrs S c. Mellett. II. p Tremaine r. 8. Vote. Mr.
and Mrs Leopold Balbach.