New-York tribune., 1909-02-28

biggest Washington celebrations In the history OF
Palm Beach and brought together large assem-
blage OF prominent society people from New ioIA'
PHILADELPHIA Pittsburg and Washington.
Prominent among those present were MI. anu
Mrs. Henry NJ. Fiagler, General Adeioert ~ AInes'
Miss Jessie Anes Mr.. and Mrs Eugene M ONelii
Mrs. Frederick Robert, Mr.. and Mrs Henry PhlpDA
Mr. and Mrs Clifford Brokaw. Mr.. and Mrs. HOW
ard c. Brokaw Mr.. and Mrs Charles F. Bingham
Mr. and Mrs. Anson Phelps Stokes Mrs hoOert
Hunter Albert Robert Captain and Mrs James
King Clarke Mr. and Mrs. Clayton G- Oxon MI
and Mrs Charles I. Cragin. Mr.. and Mrs George
B. Cluett Mr. and Mrs William Beard. Mrs. VIII
lam n Beard Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Bacon. Mrs
r c. Black r. Clifford Black. Mr.. and Mrs. Johh
A Black, Harry s. Black, MI and Mrs stephen
h Brown, Mrs Thomas G. Cauldwell. Inonas D.
Cauldwell Mr. and Mrs. r NJ Chesebrougn' VIII
lam H Chesebrough. Mrs. Hugh ]. Chisholm. Seth
Barton French, Dr. John French. Mr. and MIS-
F. w Hartman. Oliver Hartman Mr. ana MIS-
Frederick Johnson. Mr. and Mrs Augustus u JUN
Hard Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Palmer Knapp Conds
Mast Colonel A. J. Nutting. Colonel and Mrs w. >
Paine DR. and Mrs. Daniel Karsner. Mr.. and Mrs
A. B. Proal Judge and Mrs Horace Russell MI
and Mrs w A H Stafford Mrs Smith Hollins
McKim, Mr. and Mrs. S. L. SchoonTnaker, = J.
Sinclair Mr. and Mrs. Bertram Taylor, Mr. and
Mrs. George E Tilford. Mr.. and Mrs. d. o. Wick
ham, Mr. and Mrs Walter c. W.therbee. Nh and
Mrs. st. John Wood. Mr.. and Mrs Benjamin Doug
lass, ir. John D. Crirnmns, Thomas Adds Emmett
jr. Mrs James Sullivan. Frederick Sturges and
A VI
MIAMI.
Miami, Fla Feb. 27.-An IDEAL holiday was Feb
ruary e. and the yachts and other craft IN the
bay and river were gayly decorated Many persons
entertained either on yachting excursions or au-
tornobIle drives dinner given in the even
ing by R. S. Darling, jr. OF New York. in the pri-
vate dining rooms of the Royal Palm. Tie dinner
was In honor of Mr. Darlings birthday, which
happens to fall February 2, and the chef was
assisted by OF Mr.. Darlings friends The
host vas surprised as his guests at the result
Numerous te1egrams arrived from supposed friends
and the contents OF the messages provided the
chief merrment of the evening. Mr.. Darng's
guests were Mr. and Mrs. J. ]. Sweeney, Miss
Julia Carman, OF Brooklyn Mrs. z. A. Twombly,
of AsheviIle y. c.. Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Payne, Of
Miami; Hayden Crosby. Of Jacksonville; Arthur
Hurd and Mrs 1. "a Watkins of New York
Another dinner party was that Of Harry Myers,
OF Cleveland, who had guests Mr.. and Mrs
Ralph Worthngton and Mrs Schneider. also Of
Cleveland
Mr. Harry s. Black. OF New York, accompanied
By oliver Hartman, Of New ork. and w Barker
Henry. OF Philadelphia, arrived yesterday.
New Workers. at the Royal Palm A. w
Middleton, Mrs. A. W Middleton. Miss Middleton,
Mr. and Mrs. w F. Woerz, c. L. Hodgen. Mrs. J.
s Baily Miss c. J. Hatch. J. II. Baily, c. D.
Bany, T. j. p. Bishop Harry S. Black. Oliver Har-
riman. w. J. Swezey, c. w. Eberhart Edward G
Smith: from Philadelphia, Mr.. and Mrs c A
Daniel, Mt and Mrs. o. ]. Schurck, W. Barkly
Henry, Mrs. r. w. Mann and Miss Mary Culp.
Mr.. and Mrs. b. F. Shattuck. Mr.. and Mrs. T. P.
Talbot. Mr.. and Mrs J. E. Lynch Of Boston; A
W. Shaw. jr and Joseph Scudder. of Passaic y. j.:
Mrs. 4. a. Appleton and Miss Appleton OF Brook
Ign. and ". II. Rankin and 2. II. Gilhooly. OF
Elizabeth n. J.. are also there