New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-08

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small shop and selected tho plains,
to be had. Others are copying her ~
for simplicity.
The chief event Of the week Ma,
golf ball. held at the Breakers on Wed.
day evening, which brought ,o,.,,
practically the entire winter COLONY ~
Monday evening James HYDE. c,..
Dixon and Howard Phipps were 49,.
hosts at fancy dress ball IT had h..
arranged TO give II on the hotel ve,srs.
but the change OF weather made 1, Ma
sary TO move into the ballroom.
Leonard NJ. Thomas. OF New Yo-t
the silver plate offered by Jane, s,..p
OF Philadelphia. for the larges, sails.,
caught between January and March /,
Ills catch weighed sixty-one pounds Io.-
D. Crimmins, OF New York. was c,oa'
second. his largest catch weighing a,,
seven pounds. Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas.
turned to New York this week
A luncheon party al the Beach Gin.
this week included NJ. and Mrs n,,,
Wagstaff. Miss Elise Ladew. Miss ",
Watson Miss Mimi Scott. Charles I,,,..
r., Miss Cumnock. Harvey Ladev W
Whitewright Watson, Richard p.,...
Griswold Lorillard and Frederick r..
linghuysen. other hosts this veal :,
luncheon and dinner parties were Us,r.
s. Black. OF New York, who gave lunch.
con in honor OF Mrs. Henry Redno,s
who motored up from Miami: E. Clarsr,.
Jones, Mrs William Is. Vanderbilt. q
Stephen Elkins. Miss Waters. Mr.. Ar,
Mrs. John $. Phpps. Larry waterbur
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Payne Whitney. NJ,
Frederick Edey and Mr.. and Mrs I'm.
Josika- Hcrczeg One OF the gayest san
ing parties was given by Larry wats.
bury. who entertained his thirty Euesur
the boathouse.
Mr.. and Mrs Samuel Untermyer hu.
luncheon guests at the bosthouse Nj. and
Mrs Irme Joska Herczeg. Count de S.n
Prince John Sepieha and Emmanuel Me,.
SEMI Petruzzelli
a telegram vas received here from N,
and Mrs. Armour Ferguson, who spen,
their honeymoon at tho Breakers, con.
corning raccoon which they captured
here and took along for a pet. He was
neatly packed in a basket. but he soon
Ill -
He soon found loose Stat that had been
left as an air hole and regained his free.
dom. While roaming around he dlseoy.
cred the emergency bell and stopped Ii.
train. uncorked eighteen bottles OF mix
and broke nine glasses lie was nnally
restored to his owners, who now have hin
in charge at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs
Herczeg, in 10Th street.
Mrs. Frederick Edey, Miss Julia Edey
and Miss Katherine Baldwin will leave
for New York OH March u.
Mr.. and Mrs. ". NJ. Tilford and Mis-,
Annette Tilford, OF Tuxedo, we're among
the arrivals this week
The al fresco dance planned by T.. Csr-
ence Jones for Cocoanut Grove wound
up an indoor affair. on account OF rain.
Mr.. Jones inaugurated what he termd
sacred dances" at the Gun Club fer
Sunday, which we're condemned by Dr.
Ward as sacrilegious He selected Satur.
day instead, but as the dancing continua
until o'clock in the morning il was
Sabbath event after all.
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Untermyer. Miss
Dorothy Harvey and Mr.. and Mrs. Josiks
Herczeg left on Wednesday for Nes
York.
G. Jason Waters and Miss Waters re.
turned to New York this week
Colonel J. NJ. Schoonmaher, iiH
Schoonmaker and J. NJ. Schoonmaker, u,
left this week in private car for the Viz
sinia resorts. Colonel Schoonmaker II
vice president Of tho New York Central
Harry S. Black, who arrived here In hi
private car, Bayside, with Or. BoInS
Lee, William Rhineander Stewart. IT,
and W. r. Van Boskerck, will remain 10Y
the season.
Prominent arrivals here include STEPHEN
Elkins, David Elkins. Russell Colt, Bafc1
RrrL
and Captain Won Perpen. OF the German
Embassy, Washington, Miss Franc"
Wyeth. Miss Lena Wyeth and kennsn
Hadden, OF New York.