The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-02-20

UAal0 BEACH, ma, Feb. iA.-fNlm
DeAOh mas been buzzing all week with
On almost continuous round Of break
EAstA luncheons, dinners, wheel chair
end yachting parties. golf and ennis
tournaments. beach parades and small
Drivlte entertainments without number.
The hotels are overlooking and pocket
books APPARENT, are in a similar CON
dition. There has never been such a
display of elaborate dressing and ex-
psnsive entertaining. The congestion
extends all along the Florida coast as.
for instance, In Miami. where this week
tho Board Of Trade had to put out
asking private houses 70
take In visitors who were walking the
streets.
Lord Aberdeen, ex-viceroy Of ire
hand, and Lady Aberdeen have been
spending the week here getting subscrip-
tons for the Guilds Welfare League.
CARRYING on arti.tubercular work In
ireland. They were entertained by Mrs.
Henry ". Flagler at "a tea at Whitehall.
lectured SUNDAY night In the Ioinciant
ballroom and were guests of honor at "A
luncheon IN the garden grill rendered
60 them by Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert AR
perter OF New York. a Nicc-presidcnt of
tile International Childs Welfare
League. Other vicc-presidents attend
ing were pr. " Austin Fletcher and
Adolph Lewisohn and the additional
guests We're Mr.. and Mrs. Willis :.
Paine. MIR. and Mrs. Arthur Merriman.
Mrs. John Nolbrook. Dr. owen Kenan.
Whiting 1iollister. Dr. HOLSTER and Mr..
md Mrs. Alfred Rossin.
Another charity that progressed sub
stantially here this week Is the sewing
Mrs. Edward ~. ralelford Of New York
has been conducting al the Breakers
for the destitute Belgium babies. Checks
were donated to the Red Cross through
her by MIS-. Harry Darlington. Mrs.
Alexander ~laug'hlir, James II. Bell n
Bryan Owsley and on an average a
score OF womcn gathered there every
day to sew on tho baby kits.
A clique OF Western people who make
New York their headquarters every fall
and spring have been having a gay
round OF dinners. luncheons and yacht
ing parties and had the distinction of
Introducing luncheon dances in contra
distinction 10 Inner dances the other
afternoon IN the palm room. The hosts
were Mr.. and Mrs Reuben ~ Donnelley
~ Chicago. Al one side uf the dancing
hocr n table was set I'm the form OF "A
horseshoe decorated with cut flowers. and
dancing was between courses. The guests
were MIR. AMI Mrs. John y. WHY'S. orer
Abs u ai's y t'fAs - ' o. 80 49,
and Mrs. Frank Il St"arns, Mr.. and
Mrs. Frederick Reynolds Bahcoch.
George Shaw. Benjamin pHnnelley. Mr..
and Mrs. James Il. Heli. NJ. and Mrs.
Edward T.. swift. John Irwin and Duke
Arthur de M,ju pu
The first dinner given AZ Whitehall,
the estate Of the late Henry NJ. Flagler.
In years. II j. said. occurred there this
week when Mrs. Flagler. vii" has re-
Gently come out o. mourning for her
husband. invited several Young people
H. compliment 70 her niece. Miss Louise
Wise. vino has just arrived from New
York To- spend the win'"" with her aunt.
The dinner guests Included Nj. and Mrs.
Gurnec Mum. Mr.. and NJ. ~. q. Peil,
.Jr.. Mrs. Quincy SHAW @d. NJ. and Mrs.
john Rutherford. br. owen keenan, and
Hermann telr'vht.
Ex-,;ov. Franklin Nu-rby ~ New
Jersey canc dawn tins wc'k with \. VI.
DaIrymplc. formerly Essex county Re
publican chairman. and uu the next
train appeared james Nugent. lieuteii-
ant to james Smith. Jr.
Hosts at some of tn" elaborate DIR
ners given this vc"', included Mr.. and
Mrs. MOriim"r Sc,',fi. NJ. ,.I Mrs
William l.iwrercc Green. "" dpi Mrs.
Leonard ~ Al. Niuhtil Scott liOyt,
WadsHortA Lewis. NJ. gul Mrs. Fred
crlck Lcw'sobu, M. Hermann Gel
richs. Judge Pete T Barlow. Mrs. =.
w. Harding. Mr. and Mrs. \. q.
Macromber. ". V. Snyder. Adolpr
Smylie. Robert ~SNayzcm aud osborne
VI. HoNes. Magistrate Barlow an'
down with Julo. :. Ha,hc aHl II" tWc
have bee Ike David and jonathan.
This has, been particularly n',icri 81
the beach. where the two "a patNinc
suits are striking figures. The Jidg'
wears golf stockings "ith his otherwise
regulation suit.