New-York tribune., 1916-02-06

Parker John ". Mercer J. G. jameson I
Briggs, William G. Hamilton Esv,,,
Lowrey and George K. Brown.
Ormond Beach, Fla, Feb. s-M,, : /
Osborn, OF New York, entertained =, =.
last night at the Ormond Hotel Dr. ,,i
J. Blake White. Of New York and v,
Mrs Frank NJ. Chapman, Of Engl.wood i
Mr.. Chapman is curator Of the An.ri,,, n
scum OF Natural History, Of New Yor, r.
Henry Irons, Of New York, is nshr, i.
tensiye alterations on the bungalow viii. :.
purchased from Israel Putnam, Of New v.
A. D. Peterson, OF New York, and Len.
Macomber, Of Boston, have arrived A. u
Ormond.
Among the recent arrivals from New w.
at the Ormond are Mrs Metcali Bliss " r.
den Warren, p. K Dederick, ST., Miss vi
Stetson, William J. Murphy, Miss E. NJ S,,
Mr. and Mrs. William Adriance Miss Do,..-
Adriance, w. A. Adriance, IT,, James " 3.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry L. Phillips, Mrs H,--l
Irons, Miss Helen Irons and Mr. and Nh. 2
A. Tyson. -
Aiken, s. C., Feb. s.-The season was r..
mally opened this week at the Palmetto {.
Club on Tuesday with the first tea A.
next week they will be given every day. M,
Celestine Eustis acted as hostess. Mn I,
Oliver Iselin was the hostess this aitsrr,r
and Mrs. Sheffield Phelps entertained :
Thursday.
Mrs. Adolf Ladenburg, Miss Eu,sI
Ladenburg, Mrs. Joseph S. Stevens, Dr. Il
Mrs. Alexander Biddle Miss Chrstir, 2
die Mr.. and Mrs. Josiah c. Thaw, Mr Il
Mrs Henry w. de Forrest, Mrs Thea
Hitchcock, William x. Vanderbilt, Fr.!r
o. Beach, Mr.. and Mrs Philip Iiv,rnr,
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Perrin, Mrs. King Cd
ley, Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver Perrin, Mrs. Iot,
Mallery, Garrick Mallery Mr. and Mrs Hl-
La Montague. Misses Gertrude and Bas
de Coppet, Mr and Mrs. Oakleigh Tas-
E. W. Jewett, Reginald Brooks, Ems; J
Thomson, William Carter William H. Sr
Mr. and Mrs. Paulding Fosdck, Coo-. Z;
Sage, Mr. and Mrs. F. Ambrose Clark az! <
and Mrs. William Payne Thompson &c
among those at the first tea.
White Sulphur Springs, w. Va, FEB 4
Mr.. and Mrs Archibald NJ. Brown, who n
last week from East Farm, Stony Brook n
Island, to visit Mr. and Mrs. Lathrop Hsr|
at The Greenbrier, were their luncheon g.5
on the new Catamount trail.
Mrs. Rufus L. Patterson and her son, ss
land Patterson. OF New York, are at q
Greenbrier Mr. and Mrs James A. s1'1
and James a. Burden jr, are among the ca
New York guests.
Miss S. NJ Havens, OF New York and
and Mrs. Prescott Lawrence and Their ci-pl
ter Miss Katharine 3. Lawrence, are a
Greenbrer, as is Frederick II. Won St'as
Lakewood, n. J., FEB. 5-The ehsry 4
poudre given a, tte Laurel House to',i'
for the benefit Of the Lakewood War S'
Association was the most successful So
event of the season and attracted a thf''5
fashionable people. Lakewoods society W.
en acted as patronesses, while several ~
bers Of the younger set acted as w7ana"'
The patronesses were Mrs. Lewis B. y
well, chairman; Mrs Tunis G. BeFg'n ,
Charles Z. Brugler, Mrs. Jasper Lyneh .
Shepherd Knapp de Forest, Mrs. T. NJ Nv,
Mrs. Charles L. Lindley, Mrs. Areni0l.
Mcclure, Mrs Frederick A. Pot.
Charles Lathrop Pack Mrs. II. o. wa
Mrs. Frank L. Tilford, Mrs. w. W. VIM
Mrs. J. c. Hately, Mrs Henry l. h",s
Mrs. F. w. Downer, Mrs 7. J. Buchanon'
c. A. Bye, Mrs. Archibald D. DAVIS
Henry S. Kearny, Mrs. c. B. Schwartz
Samuel T. Skidmore, Miss Sarah A. C0"P'
Miss Bainbridge, the Misses Du''an
Misses Ferris, Miss Marguerite Glo'e', - -
Louise Hately, Miss Ethel Sampson s''
Ethel Walker.
Ashevile, N. c., Feb. s.-Daneins