New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-11
BERMUDA ENJOYS
THE SIMPLE LIFE
Few Large Social Affairs-EX-
cursiOns and Picnics-Many
Easter Arrivals.
From The Tribune Correspondent.

FROM Inc lFlDuhe correspondent
Hamilton. Bermuda, April 6.-There
were few large social affairs in Bermuda
last week. every one seeming content
with the simple life which, at this time
OF the year, means the outdoor life. Most
OF the parties went on small informal eX-
cursons, such as pcnics On the South
Shore or the Isle OF White, bicycling or
driving to Tom Moore's house for lunch
sailing In the daytime and canoeing at
night
One OF the most popular affairs OF the
week was the Monday night military band
concert OF the terrace OF the Hamilton
Hotel by the regimental band OF the Lin
colnshire Regiment This was followed by
a dance.
On Thursday Mr. and Mrs @. Warning
ton Curtis, OF New York, gave a coaching
party in the tallyho Trix. A stop was
made at Walsingham, the former home OF
the Irish poet, Tom Moore. for luncheon.
after which the party went on TO St
Georges and then back to Hamilton over
the famous North Shore drive
! The United States revenue cutter Al
gonuun dropped anchor in Hamilton Bay
Saturday morning on her way north
from Porto Rico A number OF her OFF,
GERS attended the ball at the Hamilton
Hotel on Saturday night, and on Sunday
night United States Consul W. Maxwell
Greene entertained several OF the officers
at dinner at the Hamilton Hotel
The Arcadian, due to-day from New
York, is bringing one OF the largest
crowds of the season for Easter. There
are over three hundred first class pas
sengers. Among the arrivals on the Ber-
mudian were Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas X.
Hayes, Mr.. and Mrs. W. II. Barthold,
/ Miss Anne Barthod. Mr.. and Mrs. W. F.
Newberry and Mr.. and Mrs +. G.. Sykes,
all OF New York.
Those to entertain at tho Princess on
Thursday night, preceding the hop were
American Vice Consul and Mrs. w. II.
Allen, Mr.. and Mrs g. Warrington Cur
tbs, OF New York; Mr.. and Mrs Livingston
/ Crosby. of New York; Mrs Arthur GLIB,
| OF New York, and Miss Kate V. Barnum,
Of New York.
The amateur vaudeville performance
given IN the Garrison Gymnasium on
Wednesday night was a great success.
Among those who particularly appealed
to the audience with their selections were
Miss Evelyn Bullock. daughter OF the
Governor; Captain =. r. B. Lawrence, in
his Scotch Highland costume, and Lieu
tenant ]. n. Huntington.
Among the recent arrivals from New
York at the Hamilton Hotel are Miss
Shuttleworth, Edwin Shuttleworth. jr., j.
L. Carter Mr.. and Mrs. Bayard DOM
minick, DR.. X. Buenz. Miss r J.. Fielding.
Mrs. A. V. Hayne. Mr.. and Mrs. T. r..
Peters. Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. Newberry, G.
L. Forbes. Mrs. w E. Hamilton, Mr. and
Mrs. A. NJ. Hansen. Mr.. and Mrs c. v.
Pailister Mrs. ]. r. Burns, William g.
Burns. Miss Virginia Irving. Miss Olga
Irving, 4. VI. Eggleston r. G. Gum, Mrs.
]. A. Storey, Miss Storey, J. A. Storey, Jr.,
.Junius ~ Love, Miss June Love and Miss
Dorothy Jones.
Among those recently registered at the
Princess arc Mr.. and Mrs. f. 9. Mylick,
Mr. and Mrs. Walton Ferguson, Mrs. AL
fred W. Dater. Mr. and Mrs *. E Kip.
Mr.. and Mrs Payson Merrill. Mr.. and
srrs. John V. Irwin. c. s. Hungerford.
Gilman Collamore. Mr.. and Mrs. p. Beres-
ford Mr.. and Mrs. h. @. Sykes, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. II. Barthold. Mr.. and Mrs. James
w. Cromwell. Miss A. C. Cromwell.
Frank A. Sprague and Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Hayes, all OF New York.