New-York tribune., 1908-03-01
MUSIC AND YACHTING
4ctiyitics Of the Wcek IN Florida
Coast Resorts.

81 Augustine. Fla. Feb 29--Ihe hu[Ic8l coz gu
ton held in this city during the week mas gwen aS
much pleasure 10 visitors from the Norin as 10 'e
members attending IT, 4 series VI nv
have been given with ii
Mrs Walter s Wyatt. Of Philadelphia gave q
luncheon on Tuesday. Airs. James 3. TAYLOR, MIS-
7 II. LYMAN and Mrs. Clarence Robinson OF Ne"
York CITY, being among the guests
The motor boat races were sailed on st Angus
tine Bay this week. A number OF handsome cups
1rsra won and racing boats were brought here
from other resorts
Great interest has been taken in road improve
r7ept recently, and on Tuesday Mr- Lewis ana III.
Anderson brought the tallyho coach from OrTnond
here q distance OF lfty-one miles, IN less thah
eleven hours making two stops for luncheon.
Orrnond is having remarkably successlui sea
snn The automobile races will be held on the
or77ond- -Ilaytona Beach next week Livery avail
able room the Hotel Or1nond Is engaged ana me
week VIII, be q gala one Secretary S NJ Butter
and Robert l. Norrel. OF the Automobile CLUB OF
America. are now there. arranging the details for
the race.
Judge and Mrs. Iiornblowers of New York City.
are arnons the arrivals, having come in their pTl-
Yate car.
There is an unusually large crowd OF visitors at
+f7e two hotels at Palm Beach. special afternoon
tea was given by the guests of both hotels IN
Cocoanut Grove Monday afternoon Among
the New Yorkers there were Mr. and Mrs WINS
sesver Paine. Mr.. and Mrs. Frederic Edy, Mr.. and
Gustav SchWaD, MI ana MIS-. -NeiiUiL N'ee
son. Ny. and Mrs Isaac Y Brokaw. Mrs. Frederic
Sterrv Nr and Mrs. August Juilliard, Mr. and
Mrs. William Denuth Colonel William Hester and
Nj and Mrs. Alfred Costello. The Royal Polnclana
and the Breakers orchestras combined and on the
11rrer versnda with them were several italian
singers. while in the grounds seztet sang coon
songs and Southern melodies. The Schunann-
Heink concert followed in the evening
At the vTashipgtons Birthday ball Mrs. Henry
NJ FlagIer wore yellow liberty satin, with garni-
fure Of gold applique and lace; Ms William G.
Rocker chiffon cloth gown, with roses painted
on II in tones Of blue, and lace garniture; Mrs.
Willis Seaver Paine a lace empire gown with
pearls, and Mrs. Martin W. Littleton, q Grecisn
gown Of pale green crepe. embroidered.
The meeting Of the FoSnghtly at White Hail.
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry II Flasler was
one Of the most delightful functions Of the
Tea was served in the Elizabethan dining room 70
nearly hundred members and their friends.
From Miami the yacht Louise makes daily trips
u Soldiers Key. where visitors fish ofshore and
take luncheon on the land. Many Of the visitors
have their yachts.
At the yacht races last week in which Joseph F.
Greaves, with his specially designed yacht the
Osana. was an easy winner. Robert Parsons. of
New York City. had party of friends Oh the
steam yacht Louise that included Commodore Rar-
rison B. Moore. Atlantic Yacht Club: Mrs Moore
Judge J. L Conlan. of New York City: General II
r Anderson and Miss Anderson. H z. Bowen OF
the Larchmont Yacht Club and Mrs Bowen were
in the Elf, with J. B. Foraker, jr.. and II. X
Bliss as guests. Mr.. and Mrs. Louis O. Jones of
New York City, were out in their yacht the Seal
lop.
The Hotel Colonial, Nassau. Bahama Is having
banner season. II is an ideal trip to Nassau
from New York and then to Havana. returning
by way of the railroad. Guests at this hotel
devotees of golf. yachting and dinners. The
Washington's Birthday ball a great success
the English officials being eager about II as the
Americans.
The Mousquetairs with her owner. Paul DeFen
his family board at Nassau recently
On the vsy 10 Havana. Guests of the Nassau and