New-York tribune., 1908-02-09
FLORIDA RESORTS.
Ne.c Workers Hear Musical on
Yacht-Guests at COTTAGES.

ST Augustine Fla Feb s-Visitors to the east
coast increasing in numbers daily. On reach
ing st. Augustine Jacksonville they may take
automobiles and continue the journey TO Ormond,
Palm Beach, may go in motor boats yachts
down the Florida coast canal TO Miami The trip
from here to Ormond especially commends itself
to lovers OF power boat travel. It may be made
both ways in day. The organization of a
motor boat club, with Albert Lewis president
promises great deal OF sport
Mr. and Mrs. V. J. Humbrecht. Of Philadelphia
have large cottage and entertaining many
guests. Mr. and Mrs. II. B. Russell of Boston
have a cottage, and Mrs Russell's father and
mother, Ex-Governor and Mrs W l. Douglas
have been at the hotel 10 be near them The Doug
las family will go TO Miami to meet their yacht
later
A T. Paterson. Of Montreal. is probably the most
ardent golfer here. He is giving a handsome cup
for the first contest OF the season. which will be
held on Saturday. Alfred Pfddiugton and Mrs
Hope, OF Montreal have Joined the Patersons al
the hotel. St Louis is represented by Mrs f p
Roper, Mrs Liggett Mrs. J. B. Kehlor and Mrs
Peyton Carr
Most OF the regular visitors are at Palm Beach
one OF the latest arrivals IS John D. Crimnlins
OF New York who has already distinguished him
self as a mighty fisherman by catching a bfe
turtle His yacht is in commission here
William j McCreery. A. Watson Black and Mr.
ana hrs Orlando A Jones, of New York City ana
l. b. Jones. Of Washington are later comers
henan and party, including Percy Van Ness and
Graham kenan. OF New York City, who had been
TO Havana, at Miami during the week bringing
them to Whitehall
Among the New Workers at the hotels are M-
and Mrs. St John Wood. Mrs Charles Carol lack
son, W. A H Stafford. Charles FIrthnlann Mr.
and Mrs Nelson Robinson. Mrs Oscar r Idcb+en-
stein. Alfred Lichtenstein. Mrs William II Morrett
Mrs NJ /. Jennings Miss Moffett Miss Nav
Mofett, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles H Lott and Mr.
and Mrs Edward Shotter
Vincent s. Hubbel. who has named his Yacht
Tommy Traddles, is giving daily teas on the Yacht
There was musical the Daisy belonging 70
Robert 5. Galloway. Monday. Mrs A NJ
Shoock and Mrs. A. NJ. Robbins cnaperonius The
Misses AHtoinette Pike Dorothy Adriance and
Annie Speilman were the New YoI kers present
Mr. and Mrs. Charles S. Booth. Of New York are
at the Ponce de Leon for long visit Mr. and
Mrs B. NJ. Macarthur. Mr. and Mrs Robert s
Manning Mr.. and Mrs A. S Nichols Mr. and Mrs
w. s. Elliott. Mr and Mrs. W. s. Shott Mr. and
Mrs F w. Hartman, DR.. and Mrs. Nathaniel B
Potter. Mr.. and Mrs. J. E Caldwell Miss Steven
son, Mrs William r. Grace and Charles Dale are
among the guests arriving this week
Rear Admiral John Schouler L. S n (retired)
and Mrs. Schouler were the Ponce Leon re-
Gently their way south.
Mr.. and Mrs. Atkinson, Mr. and Mrs Joseph NJ
Phllbrick. Mr. and Mrs John NJ Cormick. Stephen
Loines. r. P. Lethbridge and James b. D. Dickson
are New Workers who arrived recently Nassau.
A number of dinners preceded the usual Saturday
evening dance. the largest OF the season and the
gayest. Mr.. and Mrs. r. s. Johnstone Mr.. and
Mrs. J. A. Rutherford. Mr.. and Mrs. B. G. Thorn
ton Warren and r. Tynes Smith were among those
entertaining.