New-York tribune., 1905-02-12

The, Yacht Club has revised it's committees re-
Gently. and added C. Dubois waggstaff to the
membership The house committee now stands:
T. A. Lawton, Newport; John h Hewson' New
York and Louis r. McIain. St Augustine
The regatta committee: ]. P Greaves. New
York; W. n. P. Darrow, Columbus. Ohio and j.
L. Hopkins. Duluth.
Ormond is still rejecting the glory of the
automobile races. those taking part in them en-
tertaining one another in honor of the event.
". c. Temple, of Pittsburg. was the last to en-
tertain in that way, at breakfast.
Mr. and Mrs Cheseborough. Of NewYork,
who are making their annual tour through
Florida in their yacht Providencia, spent some
time at Ormond recently. Bishop Boyd Vincent.
of Cincinnati, who spent a short holiday here.
brought in number of fine strings or pass. H.
N. Day and c. McQuaid brought home twenty
four splendid specimens, as one days catch in
Thompson's Greek.
Among the guests arriving recently Mrs.
s. II. Fisher, Mrs. John z. Spear, Of Pttsburg;
". Starkey. Mrs s. W. Fairchid, of New York
Palm Beach is reluctantly resuming the even
tenor of it's way. after the rush and excitement
of the races. The houseboat at the Inlet was
formally opened Sunday. Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
erick Sterry gave an entertainment there in
honor of W. Fuller OF Washington. The new
boat is in every way superior to the one de-
stroyed there two years ago. and bids fair to be
even more popular There were several parties
entertained Monday one by MI and Mrs.
Sterling and a much larger one by Mr. and Mrs.
Alexander Revell. of Chicago, Tuesday. The
patrons of the Royal Poinciana Grill are enjoy
ing their dinners out of doors these bright sunny
DAYS A Wolff entertained recently there in
honor Of the Duke and Duchess of Manchester.
The other guests were Mr. and Mrs. James NJ.
Waterbury and Gray Pendleton. Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry NJ. F1agIer are entertaining larger
house party than usual at present. Besides Mrs
Kenan. Mrs. Flaglers mother; Mrs. Wise, her
sister Mr.. and Mrs. William Kenan. Of Lock-
port who have been there some time, Mrs 3.
York and AIr and Mrs. John D. Maclennan, of
Cleveland relatives of Mr.. Flagler. with
them. On Monday luncheon was given in
their honor The guests invited to meet them
were the Duke and Duchess of Manchester, Mrs.
Hermann Oelrtchs MI and Mrs. Charles A.
Childs, Geor0e Crocker, of New-York. Harry
Walters, of Baltimore, and Edward Gray, Of
Boston.
Among the guests at the Royal Poinciana are
the Treasury, with a party including Mrs. Arm
strong. Henry Elliott, jr.. Miss Barhin. of st.
Louis Miss FairbaCh, of Chicago, and Mrs. c. H.
Achert of Washington. Z. Zimmerman, father
of the Duchess of Manchester, is her guest,
coming south to his grandchildren. The
ducal party viii leave in few days for Mexico,
the guests of James Henry Smith
The Royal Palm, at Miami, is full of pleasure,
every guest finding the days too short the
scores of visitors. who spend most of their wax
ing hours the broad veranda that stretches
toward the bay. those coming for a short period
are rushed TO death in order to enjoy II all The
meeting of the Southeastern Passenger Asso-
citation occupied most of three days. but the
members managed to enjoy many things between
Whiles. The first tarpon of the season capt
ured by Edgar B. Tilton. who satisfied
with Both his prizes were fine specimens.