New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-13

The Ladies'" General Brooke responded TO This
AIcazar.' Friday given over TO golf. match
being played on the links for cups put up by some
one anonymously, followed by a reception and tea
on the broad verandas OF the clubhouse
Arrangements are about completed for the T. ,
nual golf tournament for the cups put Up by
Hotels Ponce de Leon and AIcazar. which are -
considerable value The tournament VIII begin
Monday. March q. continuing three days The
contest for the winter championship viii open
March q. and last three days. A large number OF
entries have already been made. and the week viii
be the gayest OF the season
A succession OF visitors arriving at Nassau ad-
rire the Isle Of June the quaintness OF II and thu
charm OF living under government different from
their own. The annual tournament for the goIt
cups presented by the Hotel Colonial the most
exciting event OF the season Z. " Doubleday, OF
the Long Island Country Club. won the first cup
defeating T. F. Lyndes. OF St Joseph. no. I'D.
20 play. Lyndes receiving the runner-up cup. The
handicap was won by Fl. F. Ambrlster, and con
se1uenty remains IN Nassau Mr.. Doubleday also
The opening OF Parliament was interesting espe-
trywouan who sat in a chair OF state looking girl
ish and pretty Sir Gilbert was. Of course. con-
sncuOus figure, IN HIS gold lace and feathers Tbs
uresque effect the whole pictIre a mimic court
was impressive. Among the Americans presents
AIr. and Mrs Gibson FahnestOck Mr. and Mrs
Miss Helen Chase and Mrs Parker mother OF Lady
Garter, and Mrs Goldman. her grandmother. sam
Brown. are laSe arrivals from New-Yorl. Mr.. and
same boat. and have cottage
Miami IS rapidly proving itself ~Fishermeu's
thew seem more plentiful One OF the prsttisss
sights IN the land is the feet OF boats coming IN
game. an occasional one has had party Of pie
nicNers or to soldiers Key. where delightful day
caught by William d. Schultz. OF Nsw-York- Is
forty-eisht pounds Mr. ana Mrs Edward Psciard.
Miss c. r. Packard. and Mr. and Mrs willis 8
Miami did herself proud with her first water car
Iirnatsf boats LED Bv the frv Pri5cesS of car
nivai in a canoe filled with roses and hybiscus
This followed by ball. several hundred per-
sons participating The annual golf tournament for
the Royal Palm and Miami cups was an importans
event. number Of golfers going down from Palm
cYp charles r, Corv. secrstar- OF the Palm beach
club. won the first cup defeating d. Dana II up. 10
almost as vaiaabe The glory. however. di not
approach that won by Cory. who holds the winter
OrmorI is OVERLOOKING with visitors, many Of
them having spent the entire a this hotel
Many Of the guests are now enjoying an occasional
plunge into the surf. while others content with
IS among the many aInuseInefts the guests snare
In The tahleau wants given recently and much
who was here for some time with her husband and
Is now in St Augustine Among the late arrivals
and Mrs George W Perkins Q W MrCuoid Mr.
and Mrs. Robert strain and Mr. and Mrs. IT. A
The United States Engineer Department for the
Florida District has hnaIly assumed charge Or
the work 81 cuttinE q new channel across the pen
insula separating BisCayue Bay from the ocean.
This work was begun by Henry VI. FIasler. or.
rather the Florida E-asl Coast Railroad Company.
which has spent about $4,000 a.. in addition To
present channel The last Congress authorized tire
expenditure OF S00000 in completing the improve
completed it WI enable boats Of much deeper
drausht 20 enter The harhor of Miami adding 20 the
and Key West. besides Increasing the commerce. OF
when the Panama Canal fs co-77isfad an r,s1 -
during is construction