New-York tribune., 1903-03-15
BUSY DAYS AT ORMOND.
Fine Weather for Golfng, Yachting and
Other Forms of Outdoor Recreation

Ormoud Fla March IA (SpeciaD.-There are now
no tagging moments here, for succession OF enter
tainments and gayeties keeps up a continual
vytfr1 in the evenings. and the perfect weather
challenges every one to outdoor sports IN the daE-
time. The surf bathing calls croWd to 'he beach
which swtms and battles with the waves to Its
hearts content.
O,, Monday Mrs X W. Smith. Of Louisville. gave
a putting match on the grounds just east Of the
hotel \ large number of women and men partIcl-
Tstt"d The verandas Wer" crowded with interested
spectators and much enthusiasm prevailed There
wer.. three prizes each fer women and nen. The
afternoon was perfect and everything conspired TO
make the affair successful. Mr.. Seanans won the
first prize for men William l. Nice lnt"ck the Sec
ond and Mr. Frishmuth the third. Miss Fin0rs took
the womens first prize. Mrs. Perkins the second
and Mrs. Mathews the third.
The largest crowd of the season Is now at the
Ormord. All the neighboring cottages are taxed
to their utmost. and the beach house the Cnq@inn.
has opened its doors to accommodate as dodgers the
overflow OF the Crmond.
Mrs McClintock. of Iittsburg. entertained i
party of young people in her cottage Monday
evening in honor Of hHr niece and her cousin. Miss
Ricketson of Ftttsburg, and Mrs slocum of Balti-
more. Cards and music were induged in, after
which refreshments served. Mrs. SiOcum Is
ttl,. wife of Captain Stephen Slocum, military at
tscht at the Russian Court, and has passed much
OF her life in travel abroad.
The first race this season of the Ormond 1acht
club came off "Wednesday afternoon ana attracted
lovers of the sport the pier. 1t Was glorious
afternoon The of the Halifax were scarce
~ rufi-! ly the light breeze. and promptly at the
hour set the -. spread sail and started -Four
were enterrd-Iht. FIrt. a DdytOna boat. sailed by
the Oliver Br0th,rs: tho Hilbert owned BY j. d.
i':ce of Ormon-!. and sailed ~ captain Andrew
Rnst-0ru: the ii;ial. :ts,-I aIl sailed hy Captain
+ q Mrt'iintock: the Pearl owned by T. w
S,anlans sailed by Captain Robert I-oonlis II was
4 four mile cours.. Tnv tr"L,ll's were Two SIX
banners with Regatta prIn":d Yacht club ami
the h,te printed III large gilt letters The FIT
took the first prize the li!b'Tt 'l' So 'i''' 'I'"'
40 minutes and ~ seconds.
Among recent arrivals are Mrs. Roswell +, Flow
or J. r Huntington. Harry Huntington. Mr. and
Mrs II E. Chase. Mrs. James Mrlien. Miss MeIcn.
Russell T A I~4nSstr.th. Nj. and Mrs. y. G..
Maroon Mr. and Mrs q T. kenney, Mrs Gordon.
II C. Scedhaal W. d Farr Mrs. Everett P"meroy.
r Sherborn. J. J. Martin. Mrs. Thomas k"nsttt.
Miss kensett Mrs. Cnanpin. 5 II. iIar'lwlng. W.
p Tsylor IL. ". Cro1tnn. Mr. H. Barton. fd~ i'll
Iuckley Miss Buckley. MR. J. u. Whitman. Mr..
and Mrs A F. Denlrrest. Miss Graham Bell Miss
,;race Bell Mrs Ci. r. tiornan. Miss German. Ms
F. J. Wocott. Miss White, Mr. aud Mrs Euny9n
ierrv Mics Genevieye Allen. Miss Florence Brown.
Nrs F. White. Mrs |. i. Cole: Mr.. and Mrs
J F Tpenn Miss Ipson. Mr. w IL WartyLi.
Mr. and Mrs c, W NetHlnT" MI and Mr. VII
Dr. Tr and Mrs Hasklns, Mr. and Mrs W Van Al
styne. MIR. and Mrs. r. r. Iinnord Mis-. : /
Sesmth Miss C, Nesmith Mrs. a Rurton r
h. breS Sh'sp'ns Mp and Mrs j. A Fnwcr,t Miss BunbreI
Mrs G. Notch. H. q. Julien. f Z Mcclure n.
Mrs II D. Norris. Il. A: Norris. Mr. and Mrs l.
II. Landon, +. Il. Canheld. Miss Canheld' Ar and