New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-31
FLORIDA EAST COAST.
Many Military Guests Enjoyable
Sports and Social affairs.

St Augustine, TIA. Jan. 80 CSpeciaD.-St Au-
justine has been military TO degree this week,
soldiers everywhere grim visaged and I'm
modest uniforms little the worse for wear and
Others young and beardess. respondent In gold
]ace. Il has been a pretty show, and no doubt
VIII be productive OF good to the National Guard.
Neither the Secretary of War nor one Of his as
sfstants appeared the scene. but they were rep
Resented by Major J. F. Guilfoyle assistant adju-
tant general. who accompanied by Major
Jefferson r. Kean, assistant 10 the the surgeon
general; Major z. K Weaver. OF the Artillery
Corps. and Captain o. K. Lissak. Of the Ordnance
Corps.
The navy represented by Captain Asa Walker
who recently commanded the San Francisco. and
Is now the naval board with Admiral Dewey
who sent greetings to friends here and by Com
nanoer s. C. Hodgson. This branch Of the
vice was established at the Alcazar the army
taking possession OF the Ponce de Leon.
New-Kork State was represented by Colonel c.
ayer. secretary OF the association; Captain T. c.
Ringer ano Captain G. W. CROWN. of the list Regi-
ment. al the Ponce de Leon. At the Alcazar were
the delegation from New-Jersey. Adjutant General
r. Heber Brientnall. OF Newark: Major General
p. +. Wanser. OF Jersey City; BrigadIer General
T. A Campbell and Captain H W. Freeman of
Newark
Anusements have not been neglected. There
has been golf every day, with a tournament on
Wednesday. when handsome trophies were put I'D
by Mrs schoheld played bridge in private parlor
OF me Aicazar. the guests OF Mr. and Mrs Ed
ward a Sumner. There were four tables ana
loNowlhg the game there was supper in the grill
"a Wednesday Mrs. George F. Miles began
1eries OF bridge teas. with three tables The
young girls bridge club had a rsta dav L..
saturday, when the Misses Macn,u,, Gov.
bridge tea IN honor Of Mrs How. ., o..
X J.. but bridge is not regarded as the hest Wv
OF enjoying these bright. sunny DAYS u,IeSs ,u-,
III.
Serandas
Din1ers and teas have been OF daily occrr-a,o.
The largest OF this being given NV AM,
Lewis. OF Bear Creek Penn. on Saturday r,rtt
:. ne Ponce de Leon table was placed In the
est bay and decorated with fruits Mr. Lewis
placed DR.. Guthrie. Of WIlkesbarre, Penn. on bIs
Tight and General Schoheld on his left His Other
guests were DR.. Anderson. John W. Ellis W "
Dewhnrst Edwin Asa Dix John T Disn,utas
captain Narcotic. MAJOR Sumner the Rev Jobn
"a sleGonigle. the Rev. J. Coffin Stout r De
Creaves -
ram Beach has been treated TO two sensations
teoeny Just as eyelids were being raised over the
,-aooneement OF the building Of q $4,000 club
I.ouse' came word that the East Coast Hotel
N'pshy had leased Riviera, -one OF the prettiest
ssees on Lake Worth. and would expend q great
ees- OF money in making II an ideal nlaca 20
|e'Ae' replacing the houseboat DESTROYED in the
h gaze There was futer OF delight or
- thinking Of the opportunities for flirting.
40. uohcs and teas and dances
<. oefs have been enjoying the presence OF their
So zoe on the links. Robert c. Watson ir
VINO came down with William K vandsrb,lt =, a.. a.,
- henp. He stu knows how 10 swing
- -ihougn in a Scotch foursome John MoIle-
-, s.u a H. Fem defeated him and c. B. Cory.
NJ. os holders OF the winter championship.
,x sha Mrs. John ID. Adams. who masses
ronoa eI Augustine last week. stopping at the
- leon. z he
sna with them Miss Palmer, an attractive girI
60 a. davies arrived on Monday, and is visit
Is &c "ir. ana Mrs. Henry NJ Flagler at White
60 hfsy'on Ives is another New-Yorker arrIy-
- '.een.iy' Doth ne ard William x Vanderbilt IT,
a. me gun club shoot Monday. Mr.. and