New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-05
ON FLORIDA EAST COAST.
Delightful Weather Mach Enjoyed
bg Mang Visitors.

St Augustine Fla, March (Specia).-whatever
displeasure the sun may have felt toward the Flor
ida East Coast has evidently been appeased for
never have there been more beautiful days than In
the latter part OF February and early part OF
March Thousands OF visitors spending every
minute of the day out OF doors. breathing the
balmy air and admiring the bursting buds. No
where are visitors more delighted with the spring
weather than here. where every day is filled with
the pleasure Of riding, sailing and driving. The
bay is gay with sails the roads alive with vehi-
cIes and every one is smiling and happy. So gen.
eral is this outdoor life that the public of
the hotels have 4 deserted appearance, although
every hotel Is filed to overlooking. Evenings are
given over cards and parlor games. bridge still
far in the lead.
On Tuesday evening Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Lewis
gave dinner at Casa Amarylla, the guests being
Miss Lnsley, Mrs. Fletcher Miss Warden and
others. On Wednesday Mrs. George T. Miles gave
a bridge tea for Miss Anderson. daughter of Colo
mel Anderson OF Fort Scriven. who is visiting Miss
Alice Macmillan. Her guests were Miss Anderson,
Miss Macmillan, Miss Amy Macmillan, Miss Free
born. Miss Dewhurst, Miss Rodm0n, Miss Scagears
Miss Edgar, Miss Peabody, Mrs. Tilinghast breed
ley, Miss Wherry. Mrs Rodman Reginald R.
White, Mr.. Clapp. Roland King, Edward Ammi-
down. H. p. Ammidown, Mr. Gody and General
Wherry.
At recent meeting of the St Augustine Yacht
Club the bylaws we're amended. permitting the
election Of u woman owning yacht 10 member
ship. and a following meeting Miss Barbara
Warden, owner of the racing yacht Tsana, was
elected a dag member. Roland King, of Newport.
and F. Lee Jones. of Chicago. were elected reg
ular members at the same time
Mr.. and Mrs John H. Hanan. of New-York were
the Ponce de Leon Monday. journeying TO
Palm Beach. Their party included John Hanan.
Mrs L. j. Somerville. Mrs. Miller. William N.
Baker Mrs. Hutton and Mrs. Benjamin Wood
Among the guests at the Alcazar MonsiEnor
Nugent. Of Liverpool, and Bishop J. g. Golfer, OF
Wlnona MINI, and party. Among the New Yorl-
there are Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Marceau, Miss
Mana Huson Mrs. Francis Mattledge Miss
Capen. George F. Vingut, Mr.. and Mrs. J. B.
Latmer. Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. CruIkshank. Mr.. and
Mrs. E. e. winchen. Miss winchell Mr. and Mrs.
r r. Whitcomb and G. 3. Whitoomb.
Among the New-f orkers arriving at the Ormond
recently are MRS Elizabeth Black Mrs. Grenvlle
Mrs. A. B. Twombley. who have been at the Al
induced the young people spending the winter there
fine horses carrying graceful riders gallon over
these roads: Among the members are Clarence
bury, Miss WodeH and Paul PinkerIon OF New
At Palm Reach ball is to be given tonight in
honor of the inauguTation OF the President The
immense dining room Of the Royal Poincaha has
be6n deliberately decorated. quantities OF ora nee
branches with the ripe fruit depending from them
ing among green leaves folds OF red v,bito
and blue will be myriads OF tiny electric lights
Club Ia Lotus Cottage on Friday last M
has now grown to such proportions that II over
interesting. Mrs. Frederic Robert he Was as
Mrs oaTt SI Inc enr a paper was read By
among The weeks entertainments was a bridge
party gwen by Mrs. William Van Anden OF New
eessfnl players, Her daughter Mrs David Picb-
'5Soh, Is5 49, e receiving and entertaining
prominent NewYorisers are at the Rovp afI B, OF
and Mrs James NJ Gerard. Mspenaf g Sire Mr
and Frank Hoppins. stewart