New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-20

son and Mrs Francis Robins on Wednesday. Mr.
and Mrs. Howard Gould arrived from Palm Beach
on Monday evening. coming IN their private car
with Mr.. and Mrs Jonas KIssam-
Mr.. and Mrs. William II. Ely, OF New-Yorl, who
have been at the AIcazar. are entertaining their
daughter. Mrs Charles Albert Smyue. and her
daughter Marjorie. Mr.. and Mrs Chester Darling.
Miss Farmer. T. p Farmer. Mrs. James T. Math-
ews. Miss Mathews Mrs Joseph Lowell, Miss NOME
Lowell, Mr.. and Mrs. i. ID. Terbcu, Miss Terbell.
Or. +. C.. Wells, Mr.. and Mrs. ODDS. Mr.. and Mrs.
Waiter Houston Henderson, Frederick G.. Carpen-
ter and William II. Joust arrived on Wednesday.
Every man who swings "a club IS at WORK prdc-
Using for next weeks golf tournament. and there
Will no doubt be some interesting ,golf The cups
thing points TO successful tournament. 1t will
held on Tuesday the old board Of officers elect
ed to succeed themselves unanimously. every one
expressing themselves pleased with the man
agenent OF the affairs of the club.
sea bathing has justice done 70 il, many Of the
not deserted, and in addition to swimming there,
guests do not disdain 10 enter for prizes for all
and spur them 10 greater efforts. Mr.. Adriance Of
Foughkeepsie. has "a number Of handsome prizes
to his credit. Everybody takes the Tomoka trip,
many pretcrrinS IL 10 the longer Ockawaha trip
week number Of interesting golf tournaments
have occurred There was W0men.s tournament
that excited a great deal OF interest. the women
gFSe6 s df YovY s pay cfs1 about
IN his yacht Badger, and succeeded in landing the
one hundred and i've pounds. measuring seven and
oue-half feet in length, its girth sxyseven inches
Yacht Club. and will send his specimen there when
H. clay Pierce spent a week here coming In
his private car and bringing with him Mr. and Mrs
g5 Miss g. 44 nf Miami IN he S1ed Grf T
yacht VaComa. Of the New-York Yacht Club, and
will cruise about the Caribbean some time then
land 1T Iampico. Mexico, where Mt; tlerces car
will meet them. and they viii visit his interests in
Mexico before returning home
Paul T COlbrOu. Of NeW1OTk. has returned 10
the Royal Palm from an alligator hunt IN the Ever
Elades and learning about the customs Of the
The tournaments for the beautiful cups are now
thing of the past. a number Of golfers gathering
cups and clock golf is the favorite sport OF course
after fishing. e. r. Cory, Of Boston carried on
Among the Ncv.-Yorkers ut the Royal Palm re-
Gently were General n. r. Duval. who came down
from Palm Beach with Henry NJ Flagler to enjoy
ID. Roosevelt Recent arrivals are Mr.. and Mrs.
r. r. Alderman Mr. and Mr.. A. d. Townsend.
The season is sfiI on at Nassau The Colonial
e crowded with visitors who see the sights battle
in the sea rave over the delightful days and depart
rSluetanJy, 81 cIuIse, ne ne H itt 80 77 bfS
rnafaztv's English warships. with the officers and
mdshiDmen oIsportius themselves at the hotels
The han given in honor Of the visiting officers
Governor General and Lady Carter opened the ball,
a7d the dancing continued until the wee smt
hours" when most Of those enjoying II went 10 the
ships for q second supper
r. W. Parsons, OF EeW-f OK; eucceeded IN
full. organizing a moonlght party that, went out
in the Coionia. the big tender IN the naToor where
Aenora them we're Miss Tinker Mr. Iarocque Mr.
] Livingston. Mrs. DeloS AcCUrty, Mr. and Mrs
iHt IA CarteT the Hon and Mrs tthGrchiIi ana
q score Of officials from the town.