New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-28
ON FLORIDA EAST COAST.
Gala Days Enjoyed by Many
LenteR Visitors.

st. Augustine. Fla. Feb. q CspecisD.-The early
days Of Lent were characterized by tears as well
s sunshine The has, however. been shining
most delightfully."- this week. and every one has
been out the streets thronged with persons in
summer gowns and spring suits. while straw hats
prevail. men and women Calloping about on FAR
steeds. carriages dashing hither and thither' but
the wise sit and dream. and hear the songs
Of the birds inhale the fragrance of flowers and
dream Of fairyIand. Others continue the round OF
pleasure they pursue at home at dinners, teas and
receptions.
Monday was a holiday. but there a bridge
tea from II to g. at = an afternoon tea al 9 a
dinner and at 8 bridge. There has been q great
rush Of fashionable persons to the East Coast
since Shroye Tuesday. arrivals reaching the one
hundred mark day after day. Dr. 7. Adds En-
met and his bride have arrived at the Alcazar
AR and Mrs George H. Frost. of New-Iork
are at the AIcazar. with Mr. and Mrs
a. Frost. Of ottawa. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Whit
tlesey Of Nevy-York are at the Alcazar for long
visit. Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence W. seamans' MISS
Dorothy Seamans and Miss Reinier ana MT ana
Mrs Charles 6. Reynolds. Of Brooklyn are Also
there
The St Augustine Yacht club held its annual
election on Tuesday. and Edward c. Renwick was
elected commodore DIT ANDERSON NC ~ SIM,
ner measurer. DIT. Murray W Seagears hJ - 5 sui
9. Cozzens and Louis Meiain; regatta &c 1Taas
and trustees. w H. Fell. y. X. Stuyvesaht anu
Henry BeIknap .,-...-
for handsome trophy was an tA ,,titI U7 m
Tuesday afternoon II was oeaHfIuI Gay rom Ilr
the east and all st. Augustine out TO see me start
After the gun was fired they fairly few along as
fhey paesed the old and rounded into the north
river The Clarissa came i'm first The course was
ten miles and the time s, stood. l a5, Clars
Among the New-Yorkers at the Ponce de Lon Lion
Nr and Mrs. Walter Cutting and Miss LuttlnE on
Gilbert s1r. and Mrs John SGhoonm123 ksr Mrs rs
c. & Pomeroy. Miss Pomeroy Mr. ana Mrs. 1. y "
Mr. Tz-r7l y
Curtis Mr. and Mrs Gerald Curtis. Dr. Grant
lyman Mrs Edward Gleason Miss Lyman, Mr..
B. Shoemaker Miss Blanche shoemaIkIse l MISS Miss
Ashmore Mr.. and Mrs. William G DunGan Will
lam BeardSiey Miss BeaTGSIfy' r ai EveraIi
Robert r Roardman Rufus * * GT T d Ms
WIN Hardness and DIT. and Mrs. George Quimoy;
The guests Of the Ormond are busy enjoying sI-s
e es5Gu oif Is AGAIN to the fore and on most days
Isne: gu ~ he s'l-f Among the enthusiastic hsh-
erTen are II n Day and Eugene Ellsworth, both
N 6S oatehes large party Of Phadelphians char
tered the brake Tor UP refIDi5g through the
woods Mr. and Mrs. George b Woodw a nave
~ pittsburg has taken apartments for a long
visit Mr. and Mrs NJ H SAKE OF =, Sew sy-i, grS'
The Tomoka trip is perhaps the most 1nl, Io
e5sgTo9 o s95Gys setWeen banks Of tropical yerurs
moss depending from every tree Among ne ->y@
1ST6eG carpentieF. Nj and Mrs w Morgan Mr.
80 II A ISoZier. Mr.. and Mrs }. q STllJIl,
NJ and Mrs W a. Adriance and daug hters Mrs.
T p Barnum, Miss Grace Patten. MISS CaroAhs
Tstbrop w J. Rogers and the Misses Rogers
AZ Miami there more than six hundred pleas
- serlrers and each has found the object or MS
~ her search and for many the days are not long
enough Perhaps nothing gives more pleasure TO
- t6tsitora than the dory races There were ten
craft in the last race coming down the tTia he
sbTesst their sails sihouetted against the blue
~ Tr G Il. Enders Of New-York. sailing the
~ won his time being 4 minutes. The CLOCK
SO ,,,rrar mint on Monday for prizes put up hy
Mss Emma b. Mallon. ~ philadelphia. vas a hotly
'L,-t.stad struggle The handicap tournament TOT
~. .,,,s presented by r. r. Buck OF New-York.
mas also an exciting event women ana men con
sls,,~ on Tuesday there was an open air con-
. tea and a golf contest. Z. Fl Miller. or