New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-25
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GENEVA: GRAND H0TE HPAIXs: ever. t's s::,:s
BERMUDA SUMMER
SEASON IS NEAR
Recent Visitors Include Mr.. and
Mrs. Upton Sinclair and
Uncle Joe" Cannon.
IRON The Tribune Correspondent.l

from The Tribune CorrespondentI
Hamilton, Bermuda, April o0-Though
the winter season for 1914 in Bermuda will
be considered at an end when the Hamil-
ton Hotel and the Princess close their
doors, week hence, yet It does not mean,
as in the case OF most resorts. deserted
streets. shattered windows and general
apathy until the fall frosts again appear
in the North. On the contrary, the Won
derfully even climate prevalent through
out the twelve months on this little island
influx OF summer visitors eager to take
advantage OF the sailing. fishing. swim
ming. golf tennis, riding and other out
door forms of recreation.
On April 2S tho r. ". s p Arcadian
makes her last trip from Bermuda to
New York. from which port she will sail
on May FOR Southampton via Bermuda
and the West Indies. During the summer
the Arcadian will make cruises 10 Nor
way the Bermuda traffic being taken care
of by the r. NJ 5 T. Caribbean and the
Quebec steamship Bermudian.
Among the prominent passengers re-
turning New York on Saturday on the
Bermudian were Upton Sinclair, the AL
thor, and Mrs. Sinclair. and Uncle Joe"
Cannon, former Speaker OF the House OF
Representatives. Uncle Joe" had been
for cruise on the United States revenue
cutter Algonquin hunting derelicts the
particular derelict they We're seeking be-
ing found about 800 miles from here other
passengers included Mr.. and Mrs. William
Mcclure, Mr.. and Mrs. a. T.. outer
bridge. Mr.. and Mrs F e. Tompkins.
Miss Madeline Tompkins and Miss Mar
garet Tompkns. al OF New York.
on Monday night Thomas S. Bradlee,
Of Boston. gave large dance in the Ca
sino on the Isle OF White. There were
several dinners preceding the affair, Mrs.
William Rush, % New York, entertaining
at the Hamilton Hotel for her daughter,
Miss Katharine Rush. and Mrs. J.. f..
Burke, OF New York. also entertaining at
the Hamilton, among her guests being
Mr.. and Mrs. C. G. Goodrich Of New
York.
On Saturday night American Consul
W. Maxwell Greene and Mrs. Greene gave
a dinner Of twelve covers at the Hamil-
ton Hotel, among the Americans present
being Mr.. and Mrs Daniel y. Fearing, Of
Newport.
The dinghy race sailed on Thursday for
a cup presented by w. q. Denny OF
Washington. was won by the Contest,
sailed by O. Darrell and s. Paschal.
Recent arrivals at the Hamilton Hotel
INCLUDE Mrs. G. Cyril Hendrickson, Mr..
and Mrs. r. f. Terwilliser, Mr.. and Mrs.
VI. =. Moseey, Miss Moseley, Mr.. and
Mrs. f. X. Scribner, Miss Scribner. ~. II.
KimbaH. Mrs 5. j. Bacon, j. u. Andrews,
Mr. and Mrs. :. J. Hall Mrs. Charles
Peck. VI. T. Carson, +. NJ. Broatch, Mr..
and Mrs. +. i. Houts. Mr. and Mrs. +.
Miles. Mr.. and Mrs. J. +. Skinner. all Of
New York: Mr.. and Mrs W. o. Ludovici.
Elma Van Derveer, j. A. Quinlan, Mr.. and
Mrs. r.. +. Brennan. Mr.. and Mrs. G. ii.
dc Grclla. Mrs. II. G.. McConnaughy and
Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Matrons Other ar
rivals in Jude J. G. Cannon, DaHville' H.
II y. Dunlap and II. T.. Montgomery
PITTSBURGH. Mr.. and Mrs &. W. SeaEler'
Charles ". Seasler jr., Mastar y. Rus
sell Seagler and Master J. VI. Seagler Bal
timore: Mr.. and Mrs. G. l.. 9enadier,