New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-02-24
ON Florida EAST COAST.
Delightful Days Enjoyed by the
.U0ny Visitors.

St Augustine. Fla. Feb. > tSpeciaD.-Fine
weather continues 10 greet the visitors VINO come
IN constantly increasing numbers. Last SATURDAY
and Sunday were record breaking days at most
Of the hotels in this city, and Monday saw hun
dreds OF tourists continuing their journey TO the
resorts further South. many going TO Palm Beach
20 be present at the Washington's Birthday ball
the cFowning event Of the season, 10 matter how
gzy the previous weeks have been.
There Is prettier body Of water in the land
Sor sailing than St Augustine Bay, and most
visitors even those who have never sailed before
20 out at least once although some prefer the
motor boats consequently the bay IS alive with
craft al day long. Boats run regularly TO one
beach, ana trips by train driving are taken 10
the other where a drive perfect IS that at
Orrond extends south for ten or twelve miles.
The event OF the week was the first race sailed
by four OF the feet Of racing yachts Is trim little
crafts as ever went into the water. on Tuesday
p day with light shifting winds that put first one
boat and then the other ahead. This was the
erst Of a series Of races for the cup presented by
Miss Warden. OF Philadelphia, who Is q member
Il the club. owning one OF the racing yachts.
There has been considerable excitement over
Eolf as the open champion. Alexander Smith,
spent two days here On his way to Palm Beach
10 take part in the open championship for South
Florida While he was here he and willie Ander-
son, who has been champion four times played
three amateurs two matches, each side winning
once.
one dinner Of the week was given by Mrs. An
Grew Anderson for Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Asch, OF
Saugatuci. Conn. who are visiting Nj. and Mrs.
Z = Lawtou, who were also present win ut.
and Mrs. Albert Lewis, II. A r. stewart ana
Mrs. Lawrence Bodine.
Bridge grows in interest Il that IS possible.
There are a dozen parties each evening. always
with prizes End suppers Nevertheless there are
4 few visitors who come Tor rest and refuse to ac-
cept invitations. and really enjoy the 1eautli4l
DAYS and the perfect nights
There was & rush OF New Workers AZ the Ponce
De Lecn on Sunday night. when the trains broughI
IN Oliver Hartman Joseph Hartman, Mr. and
Mrs William Rocker ". F. Hayemeyer and Roy
EIaverneyer. who dined there and then continued
VIC c33.Tc S5uth In their private car spent part
William Rocker were on their way. to 5 Paim
affairs Nj and Mrs. Philip Livingston JoTept-
T LOT and a bis daG5h sI Mrs acIem{a
are Kew Workers spending several weeks at this
so, mani sa # t6 9sc Ggt % 8f s8oT IS
e. 4'In o,SiaT There Is something IN the air at
OrInond that promotes kindly feeling between
and remain all the winter. They are now having
y eoa,St on the s E2 hs t PI Zane Up c
Ence Seaman, Of Brooklyn. VINO mas ms aulono-
ss ans s 9 P5Te and saddle horses here an
There have been a number OF New Workers. among
The weeks guests. wHo have at once been made
members Of the family. sharing n every DAYS
BsTo Mrs J. wilson. Miss Wilson. Mss J, 3.
Wilson Mlss Emily Wood Miss Mck zT M MT;
y Q Katie and Captain and Mrs. Fl. MANTLE.
Beach Visitors from ali parts Of the country
arriving By every train. ard FOR three weeks there
VII be Q grand rush. There IS always dress
ot batsls There are excursions TO the house
boat al the inlet. sailing. automobling TO Miami
or intermediate points where refreshments ore
served ano golf IS ALWAYS TO the fore, From now
until flre end Of the there will be rourna-
merits IN progress ell the time. and. trophies are
pYoz-Sed and gather from al sections or me
countrv to take part IN these contests, a nu1npeF
OF whom have not missed season for eleven
Among those now at Palm Peach are Mrs.
-T1.- NFsce y,
Mrs Henry NJ Fl@gier. Mrs. Henry Redmond,
Mrs william p SNYDER Mrs JacGuelin Smith,
Frederic Martin Davies Mrs Clayton Dizon. Mrs.
James Rfng Clarke. Mics Doubtless. Miss Beris-
for7 Coro~el ard Mrs Robert Thompson and Mrs
Nj ana Mrs Henry NJ F7aRler VIII entertain
Or ar7d Mrs Anderson. of ST Augustine from
Thursday ~ this week until Tuesday. They are
Although Ufe IN fhe beautiful Biscayne Bay Is
the greatest ATTRACTION at Miami besides the boat
re excursions Soldier Key. No the Miami River
into the EVERGLADES. and hs7ing. there are ether
sgavs ~ uassin2 the DAYS out ~ doors as delight
fuI as these The roads around Miami ere smooth
and bsrd MANY visitors who 70 20 this beauty
extending from the POval Palm toward the water,
EpendinR most Of their DAVIS there Tea ts served,
cards played. and Rnests watch the golf games
siUavs in progress the court and clock near by.
a iYpcheon given In honor NJ the offcers or
the TF'l'eG States RUnboat scornion while II was
motor beats across the C5u'f Stream. r. w Par
sors vfce-nrssfheat Of the Florida East Coast
Psf-yay. wee the moving spirit. and contributed
Among tbe scent arrivals FL Nassau are Mr..
ard Mrs HsrVev Isadsw whose yacht Columbia
has been IN hsv awaiF1nv them for some time.
Mr.. enH Mrs william Gavin VINO are acftVe in
golf rSvel~s f-te arrivals. They at
tered for the different tournaments echeduled
Essszv is another resort rich IN means OF an