The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-24
PALM BEACH IS HELD
BY DANCING AGAIN
Dove Tango Tea, With Only
Women Guests, Attended by
80 Of Winter Colony.
MANY ARRIVE AT HOTELS
Mr.. and Mrs. DreXel Biddle Take
Long Morning Walks on
Lake Worth shore.

PALM BEACH, Fla. Jan. 23.-The climax
Of the dancing craze that is sweeping the
country was not reached here last winter.
as many then predicted. but II is certain
to get TO a greater height this season
The Breakers orchestra was moved 10
me veranda tonight on a standing order
to play dance music there each evening
from to 10 O'Clock. when the minstrel
players strike up their turkey trot music
in the palm room OF the Ponciana.
Edward and John Bradley have built
beautiful dancing casino at tile beach
club. where the old guard " Palm
Beachers congregate after midnight II.
, L. Bem!s OF the Poinciana announced to-
day that dancing will be allowed during
dinner hour In the garden grill and AT
sunset In the cOcoanut grove during the
daily serving of tea A third orchestra
Will play dance music for private par
ties at the houseboat and other places
Not content with the almost continuous
| dancing with men escorts u hundred
women OF the winter colony attended a
| dove tango tea that Mrs. Tippton Reese
gave at her villa Beilmar this afternoon
/ for Mrs. 4. Ross Campbell. her daughter.
Miss Ethel Campbell Of Philadelphia, and
Mrs. Stanley warrick of Rochester. The
house was decorated with Southern smilax
! roses, nasturtiums and poin cianas.
, Mrs, Charles Il. Jefferson and Mrs r.
+. Paddison poured tea and the Misses
Charlotte Haven and Frederick Brels.
ford presided at the punch bowl.
Some Of the guests were Mesdanes
Charles ]. Cragin, Delas o. W!ckhan,
James King Clarke, George W. Gray, W.
II. Ia camara, H. G. Gcer. l.. A. Geer,
George W. Potter and +. $. Dewey. and
the Misses Julia and Lucia Temple. Shirley
| wood. Cora f. Marian. Marjorie Potter
and Helen Hood.
Mr.. and Mrs. Osborn Hoews OF Boston.
after spending the morning at tennis.
| started for II fishing trip near Miami this
afternoon aboard their yacht the San
| tanta.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ewing Hill. Jr. OF ST
| Louis, who were at the Virginia Hot
Springs through December and Just ar
rived here after spending the holidays In
New York. played tennis all morning and
golf in the afternoon.
| Mrs. Ward Ames OF Duluth. notwith-
standing that high sea was running to-
day, swan out to the end OF the fishing
pier with Mr.. and Mrs. George e. Beck.
with who afterward lunched with her "a,
the Breakers.
Clendenin J. Ryan joined Eugene
Perry at the Poinciana this morning
Other arrivals there were Mrs. Clement
Moore. Edward C. Smith. A. o. Welch o.
New York. Edmund Woods OF New Bed
ford. Mass. Joseph H. Walden and MIS-
Constance Walden Of Passaic. N. J.
Arrivals at the Breakers includet
Reginald Brooks, Mrs. II. Brodesei. Mrs
S. A. Gibbs. Mrs William Cornish ant
James 8. Olmsted Of New York and J. C
Dysart Of Hollidaysburg. Pa.
Dwight Partridge OF New York reached
Palm Beach to-day in his cruising yacht
!. Mr. and Mrs. a. J. Drexel Biddle o
Philadelphia take long daily walks befor
breakfast along Lake Worth.
, Mr. and Mrs. Philip Johnson OF Phila
delphia reached Vue de Mer to-day