New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-18
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GENEVA GRAND HOTEL SPAIXs"''',, ever. s' s:.s:
BERMUDA ENJOYS
BEAUTIFUL EASTER
Huge Fields of Lilies and Miles
of Oleander Hedges Make
Ideal Setting.
From The Tribune Correspondent
Hamilton. Bermuda, April /,


Faster-was an ideal day In Bermuda,
the sun coming out in all his glory, while
the huge nelds OF snow-white lilies and
the mile after mile OF leander hedges lust
coming into bloom made an ideal setting
FOR the day. The cathedral and the vari-
Gus quaint old prsh churches were
packed at morning service. while an un-
usually large crowd went UP 10 Prospect
10 hear the special Easter programme
rendered BY tho band OF the Lincolnshire
Regiment a noontime. A fine concert was
also given that evening in tho music room
OF the Hamilton Hotel by French's or
chestra.
There was n general lull in the social
activities I'm Bermuda Holy Week. which
vas further enhanced by the fact that
the winter season IS gradually drawing to
a close and already a number OF promi-
nent people have returned 20 the states.
However, sailing, swimming, tennis, golf,
bicycling and riding keep one so busy
and happy that the days, though length
ening, are only too short.
Uncle Joe" Canon, former Speaker OF
the House, was one OF the arrivals on the
last trip OF the Arcadan. lie was most
enthusiastic over the beauties OF Ber-
muda, but, unfortunately, his visit was
cut short on account OF accepting an invi-
tatlon from the commander OF the United
States revenue cutter Algonquin 20 cruise
around IN southern waters fro the next
two weeks hunting derelicts. The Algon-
uuin weighed anchor Wednesday and viii
ultimately put In at Porto Rico.
The Bermudan, on her last voyage,
brought a number OF college men down
for their Easter vacations.
Mrs. William II. Rush. wife OF Com
mander Rush, OF the United States steam
ship Florida. now at Vera Cruz. and her
daughter, Miss Katharine Rush. who
have been at the Hamilton Hotel all win
ter, have taken q bungalow on the Isle
OF White for the remainder OF their stay
in Bermuda.
Among those giving dinners ut the
Hamilton Hotel this last week were Mrs.
A. " Hayne, OF New York, and Mrs.
william r. Rush, OF New York.
At the Princess, on Thursday night,
dinners were given by Mr. and Mrs. A.
f. Outerbridge and Mr. and Mrs. f. G.
Sykes, of New York.
The annual water sports OF the Prin-
cess Hotel were held Thursday afternoon,
the chief event being the dinghy race,
which was won by the II. d. c., sailed by
G. Masters and Eldon birmingham. sec
ond prize going TO the Contest. sailed by
O. Darrell and S. Paschal.
Among those recently registered at the
Hamilton Hotel were Miss r. Belknap,
Mrs. j. NJ. Smith. Miss Florence NJ.
Smith, Mrs Edward /. Christian, Miss
Margaret Christian. Miss Florence Vor-
hees, Mrs. X. c. Cook. Mr.. and Mrs L.
s. Hill, the Misses Gertrude and K~tha-
rine Hill. J. Austin Galston, DR.. X
Buenz, Mr.. and Mrs. G. L. Fraser. Julian
b. Beatty. Herman Beatty. Mr.. and Mrs
II. n. Voss and DR.. and Mrs. Hector
Griswod all OF New York.
Arrivals from New York at the Princess
include Joseph j. Mccain, ]. w. Switzer,
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. A. Dubernet, Mr.. and
Mrs Jameson Getting, Mrs. James Bruce
Gear, Mrs. J. d. McBarrow, Miss Nc
Barrow, Mr.. and Mrs. l.. T. Corbin, T. IT.
Smith. Miss Helen Smith. Miss Il. Leland
Miss n. c. Jarvis, Miss T. f. Jarvis. f. f.
Woods. w. Gaylord Tucker, jr., and
Philip ID. Tracey.