New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-31

Mrs. Albert Crane and Mr. and Mrs. Charles E.
Bayliss are late arrivals from New-York. w Gould
Brokaw who had been down at Miami fishing. re-
turned Monday. Mr.. and Mrs. A B. Conway. c. L.
Robinson and G. c. Haven. jr.. are among the
NewYor1ers arriving recently.
The Fortnightly is the women's social and intel
f 5e cup OF Palm Beach and is managed on
cultured visitors there Mrs. Frederic Robert is
was held at her home Fieur Eau t where
members The next meeting viii be beId az the
home of Joseph jefferson Among those al the first
Andrews. Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Norris Williams,
Mrs Eugene O'Neih. Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Jeffer-
MRS Pr9p 1a MGFetrieh Mrs Charles Clarke Mrs
Pettet Mrs william IoW Wnod Martin henry
SSterry, Mrs E. n Dmmick. Mr.. and Mrs. Enoch
Gotran. George Warder Bacon, Louis + Bound
Edwin s. Johnson, Mrs. John Moler jr. Mrs.
Mrs Frank FremOnt-smlth. Mrs 9, Highly. Miss
p m f3resfor9 lHT Tg o4tS r. u; PenaIeton Mrs
M2ac;taTiane Mrs Benjamin Thaw.. Albert NJ
Charles B. Cory, Mrs Ryman and Miss Caroline
Golf grows in interest at Miami now that the
links Is just outside the hotel and persons can
watch the start and finish without leaving the
and the newest game garden golf promises to be
and made public There was large PC
Iast week PLAYING for two trophies. Among the
Dunno also takes an active part in all sports. goes
fishing and has his catch photographed drives and
The craft plying between the hotel wharf and
most popular. parties spending the entire day on
Among the late arrivals are J. p. Grier. Mr.. and
Mrs. E. A. Stone, Mr. and Mrs. T. c. O'BTien. w
Y. Brokaw. Mrs. John Kilgore and Mr.. and Mrs
e. +. Miller.
Nassau, the gem of the Bahamas, weaves spell
about visitors that lures them there again and
again: This is accentuated by the many pleasures
people Of tho quaint old town Eleanor is the
name of the pleasure boat provided for the delec-
taton OF guests this winter, launch forty-two
feet over ALL with twelve horsepower, four cyn-
der engine and finished in mahogany throughout
servation room forward OF this so arranged that
X can be closed against the weather Leather
and may on occasion be used as life preserves,
his Excellency and Lady Parker received on
MS and archery. followed by tea served in the
summer house. Among those going over from the
colonial were Admiral and Mrs. Forsyth. DR.. and
Delos McCurdy and Miss Shedd
- mere can he no question Of what this season IS
~ De- 1oT following the precedent OF other years.
mere mere VII be rush of travel after the first. In
brings guests lbo coT G for Nv very rroi
me recent visitors 10 the Ponce de Leon from
Nyew-fork are Mr. and Mrs. Algernon Boyden
SSarlin Mr.. and Mrs. a B. Conway. and Mr.. and
~ ors - o. A Freeman. who have come for the rest
pS Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Edgar have arrived at the
FF1nee de Leon with their daughter. Miss Carrie
Among others there are Mrs. Eugene Pitou Mr.;
Ana Ana MIS- Sidney w: Colgate. OF Orange; Mr. and
Mrs. p. A. Allen. of New-York and Mr.. and Mrs.
John p. Derney of Milton. Mass.
and Mrs Julius S. Holzwasser. Mr. and Mrs G
Wilcox Mr. and Mrs Willis Bear, Mr. and Mrs Mrs
ness Mrs. NJ G. Clark, Miss Cora Clark. II; s.
BayIis w. FuSst. Mt and Mrs Mrs; W K ssnqdps
Colonel and Mrs Edward Gebhard the Misses A.
and f; Marthaer Miss voorhees,. Miss Inma n MT
de Hun, and Mr.. and Mrs oliver c. Planck.