New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-04
BERMUDA SEASON
BEGINS TO WAIVE
Hundreds Leave Island. but Many
Remain to Enjoy the Month
of April.
From The Tribune Correspondent.


Hamilton, Bermuda, March 31.-Thougi
one who remains I'm Bermuda Will by M
means feel az lonely as Robinson Crusoe
yet there is no doubt that the climax Of
the 1914 season has passed, judging by thu
exodus OF this week The r. NJ. s. p
liners Arcadian ard Caribbean have taker
about 625. while the Quebec Steamship
Companys liner Bermudan took away 81,
on her last trip. all these people planning
TO get home for Easter However, there
are many hundreds still here who will en-
10Y the month OF April, which, c.imati-
cally. is the best month of the year. in
Bermuda
Among those returning on the last tr1r
OF the Bermudian were Horace ID. Tart
brother OF ex-President Taft; Mrs. James
r. Garfield, Newell Garfield and Rudolph
Garfield, OF Cleveland; Mr.. and Mrs. Spen-
Ger MuIford, Arthur Man and Charles M.
Blocker, Of New York. Sailing to-day for
Now York on the Arcedian are Mr.. and
Mrs. George l. McAlpin, Miss Dorthy Nc
Alpin, Miss Dorothy Hyde. Miss Edith
Mortimer, Miss Gladys Robbins. Miss
Eleanor Bradley. Mrs. Clarence K.
sherin, Miss Elose Sherin and Charles II.
Godfrey all Of New York.
There were several coaching parties on
the tally-ho Trix GI. f. King, whip this
last week. Mrs. William Grosvenor OF
Providence, giving one on Wednesday for
her daughter, Miss Anita Grosvenor; Wal
ter H. Wilson. OF Chicago. giving one on
Saturday, and f. L. Ford, OF Detroit, tax
ing a party OF ten on Sunday 70 Walsing-
ham, the former home OF the Irish poet,
Tom Moore.
On Friday night the officers OF the sur
folk gave a dance in the sail loft at the
Ireland Island dockyard The hall was
attractively decorated with flags and
bunting. The guests were taken over on
the tender Corona. There were number
of Berrnudians present and practically all
the military stationed here. Among the
Americans girls who attended were Miss
Josephine Gibson, Miss Eloise Sherfn, Miss
Katherine Rush, Miss Barbara Thaw and
Miss Mildred Poor, Of New York; Miss
Winifred Torrance and Miss Lorraine
WEIGH, OF Philadelphia Miss Margaret
B,lndy, Of Binghamton; Miss A. W. Will
Jams. Of Baltimore. and Miss Elizabeth
Wilson of Easton, Md. There were also
a number Of officers there from the French
battleshp Descsrtes.
on THURSDAY Mrs ". Maxwell Greene,
wife Of the American Consul, gave
luncheon Of twelve covers in the Hamilton
Hotel.
There were several dinners at the Prin-
cess on Thursday night, preceding the
weekly hop. Among those 70 entertain
were Mrs. Rober. Gu EFT, tr Of Troy, \.
Y; Mr.. and Mrs F. y. Spedden, OF Tux
edo Park. and Mrs. j. X. Lester. Count
A. c. Nowakovski, Mrs. Henry Bischon'
Mrs. n. r. Sherwood. Mrs f. II. Skae'
Mr.. and Mrs. Anthony Gref and Mr. and
Mrs F. A. Bravillier, or New York.
Recent arrivals at the Hamilton Hotel
include Mrs. Frederick Billings, Mr.. and
Mrs. G. j. Garretson, Mrs. Feuerman and
W. E. Bradley, Of New York.
Recent arrivals at the Princess include
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Forbes McCreery,
Noel Gale. Ralph p. Nanny, +. j. Ed
redge. r., William L. Rasmus, Mrs. George
r. SchieHelin Miss Schieffeln, Mr.. and
Mrs. George l. Dennis. Mr.. and Mrs S.
NJ. Copeland. Tracy Harris Mr. and Mrs.
Gerald s. Curtis, Mr.. and Mrs. G.. War
rington Curtis, Mrs. Harry B. Sergeant
and DR.. George Sheriff., of New York.