The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-22
CANES FOR WOMEN AT MIAMI.

MIAMI, Fla, Feb. 2i.--The final enter
ta'nments In honor of the notiila Of tor
peso boat destroyers under command Of
Lieutenant Commander Franck Taylor
Evans, which have been In port for two
weeks the tennis tournament for tho
Royal Palm championship. and the base
ball games between the students OF the
Lake Placid school were the chief features
Of the week, In addition to private enter
tainments and grill parties, canoes and
bathing parties galore.
Mrs. Hermann Oelrichs of New York
brought a party from Palm Beach on her
private car. spending several days motor
ing and yachting. They were Joined
here on Tuesday by Harry g. Black.
Rhinclander Stewart, Jr.. Robert w Van
Boskerck and George Il. Lee, who came
IN Mr.. Blacks private car, Bayside Mr..
Black and his party stayed several days
at the Royal Palm before going to Soldier
Key clubhouse for fishing.
The yachts that accompanied the CAL
abasn, the flagship OF the Biscaync Bay
Yacht cub. under command Of Commo-
dore VIII am ]. Matheson of New York.
returned from the cruise this week. They
included the houseboat Everglades. with
Col. Robert NJ. Thompson and his guests
Miss Ruth Rogers Of New York. Miss
Marguerite Dobbs OF Washington, and J. J..
Garrison of Jensen, Fla the Dreamer,
with Mr.. and Mrs. Charles ". Lee and
their guests. MIR. and Mrs. Henry Harri-
son OF New York; the Barracuda, with
Gen. and Mrs. Baldwin Day spilman
and Miss Elizabeth Spilman Of Warren
con. Va. the Temcsan H.. with Mr.. and
Mrs Thomas J. Egan of New York; the
Granada Ill, with Mr.. and Mrs. Herman
Brill and party Of Philadelphia the
Cynthia III. with Merrill B. Mills of
New York and party.
The vencedor. owned by Mr.. and Mrs.
80 n Me- ,al ant
on the fishing banks among the keys for
several days.
Mr.. Lucy c. Carnegie Of Pittsburg
and DunGenesa Ga. chartered the yacht
eayalo and left for q fishing cruise among
the keys. accompanied by her son. Thomas
=. Carnegie. Jr.. of New York. Going
With them on the yacht Nomad were
Harry Whitney. the well known hunter.
and his guest, w. p. Norton OF New York.
Mr.. Whitney will try TO catch tarpon
and other large game ffsh TO add to his
collection of trophies.
Theodore Dwight Partridge Of New
York. who has his yacht. tho Vanguard,
anchored here In the Miami River. enter
tained several Of the younger set at the
Royal Palm on board. Harry Belknap
and J. J. Ready. Jr.. Of New Haven are
spending their time on Mr.. Belknaps
yacht. Cheqmt getting ready for a cruise.
Jlsey entertained several chahng dish
parties on board.
Mrs. Arthur Curtis James OF New York.
who Is spending the season at her bunga-
low, -Four Ways Lodge. at Cocoanut
Grove. introduced the walking stan at the
Royal Palm this week. when she carried
q long stan to match her gown. Mrs.
Edmond r. Miller OF New York and Gin
cinnati also carried a stan Of contrasting
shade to her gown one OF the most strik-
ing STATS in Mrs. Miller's collection. which
she obtained in Paris last summer Ia
an ebony stan surmounted by q black
cats head with eyes of catseye onyx.
She carried II with n coat suit OF white
flannel.
James Whitcomb Riley. the poet. was the
honor guest at a morning musicale given at
Camp Sonnenschein. her cottage On Bis
caync Bay. by Mrs. Edna Allen Rickmers
o. Miami and Pittsburg. Invited to meet
Mr.. Riley were Mr. and Mrs Henry Phipps.
NJ. and Mrs. Robert A. Franks of Pitts
burg. NJ T.. Grace and Mrs lila A. Wat
iuus % New York. Charles r. Graham of
Rome. Italy. Henry Eitel Mrs. Charles
Holstein of Indianapolis and Charles c.
Wilmer OF Chicago.