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New-York tribune., 1919-01-19
Teas and Dances Are
Started and Se0scn Es
Or at ST. augustine
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Specai Correspon9 TO Tho Tribune
ST. AUGUSTINE. Fla. Jan. Is. The
season +. roT wei under way a season
thai bids "a to be the best in the his
tory ii ta.s resort. The Ponce de Leon
already nad q large colony OF regular
patron when its neigh Dor across the
parS opened and there was tne old-time
gaze ~ the morning concerts. The
grlii room of the Alcazar Hotel was
opened Tonight. The teas and dances
also were started this NrtE
VIZ the fOrma- opening Of the
'ouu.ft Club golfers found thc grass
green and ine ialrWay In perfect CON
citon. among those seen on the links
oi tne So. Augustine Golf Club this
week were Nr. and Mr. Roy j.. YORK.
sifs Joan Donald Maclennan. OF Cieve-
Isne' n' " incaHe luiu. Of Tuxedo
fa1r. y. T., James II and s. f. Ralnh.
General and Mrs W *. +. barrow SIR
and Afs- Edward T. Sumner Mr. and
Mr.. Charles u. Swift, Mrs. Gcort,e Il
FLETCHER William A. Knight Mr. Flor
enc .. sumner and Lieutenant Robcrt
x. Hickey lr
TIE Ponce dc Icon vas the scene .h.s
eseninH 3i brilliant card party. when
Mr.. Gcor'c 81 Fletcher entertained
the Saturday Night Fridge Club The
e1fst ince eacd Hr'gadier General Mar.
Nr Hml.a. Nf- Nurrag v. ~ea,..r.
,ap'a'n Joel H. LYMAN &. s. A.. -c-
tlfea, and alrs. Lyman Mr- John Don
I'D Nac'eonan, 3iis F.oreHee g. SUM
ner f. Andrew Aadclaou. ST. and
Mr. i .am Knioaf. Mr ana Ms
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T. M1i.an Captain end 1i5s CnaI
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New-York tribune., 1919-01-19
Many ResNlnr Poiro3ss
At Orn'oml l}pach {oy
T'Ssc .Scnsn5e's s Or9pga;rse q

0RMoNp, Fla, jan. Is. The
opening day 81 thc 'iotci Osmoni.
Ormond Beach. Florida. vas mar.od ry
'hc arrival o, manv regular guest
booked for the soason Tho were warm
ly greeted by old friends. Among
those arriving wcrr Mr. and Mr..
harles Obey. Arthur Nlnoy and Miss
Olney. OF Thompson. Conn: Mr.. and
Mrs. LenoN Shc.te. Of 1ontclair. \. j.;
pr. and Mr.. ! Blake White. of New
y ork, and Mr.. and Mrs. A. D. Fell, Of
Philadelphia.
Other arrivals included +. Z. Bice-
.ow aAd daughter. Miss Hortcnsc Bire-
low, of st. Paul, Minn.; Mrs. Joseph
Mayand and Miss n. j. Steel. Of phila.
delphla; Mr. aud Mrs. c. A. Strong and
Miss Myra Walen, OF Rochester. \. y;
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas e. Bell. Rich
mond. Va; Mrs. James l.. lIoughtclinr.
OF Chicago, With her daughter and her
lricnd, Miss iIibbard, and Mr.. and Mrs.
). g. Wilcox and son Of Now Yoll.
Citg.
Hany Of thc no members of The
100000 Club Of the Mow York ,.ife
insurance Association, which is gnth
erln Mt the Hotel Ormoud .o} Il five
days convention. arrived on Saturday
and sunday. Accompanying the party
were u. 7. Kingsley, Of Now York.
president of the association, and the
New-York tribune., 1919-01-19
Hotel Martinique

The 250th performance Of Gus
kdwards's original grille revue,
"Attaboy,' was celebrated in the
Omar Khayyam Room of the Hote'
Martinique last Thursday evening,
when Manager Walter Chandler
rendered the popular producer and
the entire "Attaboy" company a
banquet to sienalize the attainment
Of this exceptional record. Since it
began it's run on ScDtember 14th,
last, "Attatoy" has gained for itself
the distinction of being the most
successful restaurant entertain
meNt ever produced in New York
City, i having amused S7,468 per-
sons since It's premiere.
During the past week Producer
Edwards has interpolatcd number
If neW and timely numbers for
both the chorus ensembles and the
princinAls. The latter. headed by
MERCEDES I.orcnz. Ona Munson
Naudic Drury, Irene Martin and
Edna Nicilcrson. have also inter
icctod exclusive material in their
roles, ali OF which has served to
bring "Attaboy' right UP to the
minute.
New-York tribune., 1919-01-19
Tampa Boy Tourist
Society Elects Nc3y
e Officers for Year
Snccial Correspol1drl.c.

''btctu1 'f'SPDW"tffr
TAMPA. Fla. Jan. 1S.-The Tampa
Bay Casino. which was built in the
centre of the Tampa Bay Hotel gar
dens bv Henry Bradley Plant some
twenty-five years ago, has become the
clubhouse for the Tourist Society,"
which was organized three seasons ago
by the Tampa Board Of Trade under
the direction OF James /. Mears. At
the election of officers Of the society,
held this week, James +. Peters. d re-
tired railroad man Of Chicago, was
elected presidents, Mrs Lucy A. Che
ney, OF Ashland. y. H. vic president;
Miss Jessie Kirk. of St Francisville,
H., secretary; Mrs. S. NJ. Benner, of
OF AsbUry Park. n j., and Mrs Oliver
Wallace, Of Perry, Mich, members Of
the executive COMMITTEES.
MIR. and Mrs. Walter Preston. Of
New York and Providence; Mrs Henry
L. Coe, OF New York; Mrs A. A. Villas.
of Providence. Miss Weyman and
Miss Blair, Of Stockbridpe Mass;
Miss Emma F. Chafin. of Fitchburg.
Mass; Mrs. Morris Gross, Of Albany.
\. y; Mr.. and Mrs Jose Lovcra. Of
New York; +. ?. Shaw, of Brookrnc
and John 5. Twomey, of New York, are
among the early arrivals at the Tampa
Bay.
Mr. and Mrs. " ". Berrimen, Of
New YORK and Tampa. have returned to
the Hillsboro, where they make their
winter home.
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Chambers, Of
Brooklyn. who are touring Florida by
automobile, have been visitors at the
De Soto.
Charles Gray, Of New York, who
is Il brother OF ". 3 Gray, a large
orange grove owner Of Florida. is occu-
pyiAs apartments Al the Park View
New-York tribune., 1919-01-19
Resort Season
In South Now
In I glll Swiinl,o.s.
Coli. Tennis and Dancing
Arc Daily Features of The
Palm Beach Programme
Lakewood Skaters Bslsy
Three Service Camps al
Miami Draw Many New
Visitors to That Resort

All the Southern resorts are rapidly
filling up with members OF the fash
ionable world from New York and
other large cities. and are taking on
the gay life which characterized them
in pre-war days.
The fe@tuge OF last week was the
opening of tine Royal Poinciana Hotel
at Palm Beach on Wednesday. which
marked the real beginning Of the sea
son there. Since then the golf clubs,
Casino and other gathering places
have been the scenes of much activity
New Workers are arriving daily. and
by the end of the month the resort
viii be i'm fuu swing once more. Golf,
tennis and dances are tho features of
the daily programme
Three service camps established at
Miami nave taken macy to that popu-
lar resort who ordinarily do not 20
there. hvery day marks the arrival by
tram and automobile of many prom-
nent persons who are entering into the
social life Of the place with cnthusi-
asm.
The golf course, one of the best in
the South. is in excellent condition.
ard tennis also is popular with dances
at the hotels in the evening. The
Clarendon. at Seabreeze, had its first
dance of the season on Friday, when
many men IN the service were present.
The st. Augustine Golf Club is prov
ing strong attraction at that popu-
lar resort. and reports from Ormond.
Bellealr. Tampa. Daytona. are that the
season IS to be a wonderfully brilliant
one.
Lakewood had its first skating of the
season last week and many went over
from the city TO enjoy this great
winter sport. The hotels there are All
crowded and the same condition exists
1t Atlantic City, which is delightful
at this time of the Near
New-York tribune., 1919-01-19
Thomas Healy's Golden Gladcs

In accordance With his policy to
keep his entertainment constantly
Up TO date. Thomas Hcaly added soy
eral new features to bis rcmarka-
bic ice carnival and fashion show
at the Golden Glades, Broadway and
Sixty-sixth Street, during the past
week. Topping the list of newcom-
ers were Elsie and Paulsen, former
stars Of last years Golden G!adcs
show, who have Just completed .
triumphant. Western tour Their
Interpretation of an Apache dance
on Ice skates has been readily ac-
ceptcd AS the most thrilling fcay
Broadway mas been able TO boast
Of IN years. IN addition to this
piece de rosis,ance' the popular
skaters arc seen TO advantage in
several other numbers of the show.
New-York tribune., 1919-01-19
Pain Beach Resumes
It's ysuoi Life, " it'll
Big Season Certa;;,,
Spccicl Co1rosnondonc

Npfc'C@ t2IfesDonGcNcc
PALM BEACH, Fla. Jan. is. The
opening Of the Royal Poinciana Hotel
edncsiay signaNzed the advance of
the resort season to it's interesting
stage. The Old Palm Beach habitu6s
are coming in fast now and there is
onslderaole life in evidence at centres
such as the golf club and the Casino.
The real charm - Palm Beach is lust
beginning TO be iclt.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Freylng-
huysen, who have always stopped at
one Of the hotels, have rented one Of
the ocean front villas near the Break
ors, and arc expected in about ten days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Morton c. Nichols, Of
Greenwich. are in the bungalow in
Royal Park that was occupied last year
by Paris Singer. Mrs. Irederic!. fdoy
and her daughter and sou-in-law. Mr..
and Mrs. Dauelas Paige, are occupving
he Edey villa on the ocean front i'm
Royal Para. John 5. Phipps mas leased
the Atlantic Cottage on thc ocean
front
News interesting to those who in
vested laJ year i'm ocean front real
estate is that an ordinance has been
passcd providing that there shall be no
more bathing grounds unless property
owners O property for q half-milc on
either side OF slcn proposed grounds
hail give tne'r consent ia writing. This
means shat the beach front VIII be
preserved IS at present and that eov-
cral Nnisaoces that had been projected
arc rc'c~ated to the realms Of im-
probability.
Indications Of the way real estate
values arr s~ili jumping here are seen
.n sale last week, Wncn Guy a.
Thomas, oi the Washburnc- Crosby
Company. sold q half Of his holdings
near the okcr tract ut price in ex-
cess Of SiOy front foot having pur-
chased tae land April 6 last from
George Jofaa at $50 front foot
The goiing fraternity is recruiting
strength. Those making the round
cfcly morning now include II. c. Col
gatc, H. H. Lawrence. Charles S.
i}racke Mrs. JOAN Rutherford. ! 3.
f..wr'', Nf and Nrs. E. L. Osfby. r. s.
5.snon, q. Butte. T.. 3. Ellis. Leon
ar3 - ALL +. R. Noydcn. Phnip Cor
.in, hronel and Mr.. and Mrs.
john s. hI.s-
sf and Stephen T.. Folger have
aft.re' r tn~ season and arc at the
Sers. ~, ol Nookiu is expected
n feu d1i Mrs. f.. S. Wheeler ard
.'rrfY J. Nncolrr. Of Douglas
II 'atr. +. ..afo hore as are Lieutenant
'7'oec. t tir Charles w. Richard
oa Of va ,i0rton
john f. Dryden @ mne owucr Of
rer,rton. i- and }lrs it,dcn. have
la atryad 4 far Breakers. General
ac 1i' q. g.. JnaMon. ~ Washington,
rofe. aecampauiod ~ theIr daugh
niranof Jam son. Mr. and
ir' ~ fru- are bore fr0m Gin
einnaf. Anev Z rolrotc. ~ Ofanro.
4rris.f fiis weok IN his
N. Htrrnffl Colgate. Mice
lY'IHe u CDi1ate. 'jr. and Mr. ,
noHd an FL N Cohel They
offto aef fa- ae eu'om0bip TIP
f9~h ba
fpneie Z OaSss has arrived for the
New-York tribune., 1919-01-19
Gossler's Campus

"Chuckles." What does it mean ?
Ask patrons as they enter the din
ing room. Soon after they sit down
Evan Baldwin presents his latest
revue and there is no more doubt
about "Chucklcs.' Everybody gets
to know what it means. The hest
musical show he ever attempted
The costumes were especially de-
signed and great care was given TO
all details concerned with the pro-
duction.
3ir. Abbott. former star Of
"Good Luck Sam is taking the
leading part.
The pleasing appearance Of tho
ladies' in the chorus cannot be too
strongly emphasized.
In tho Peacock Room broadway
Jones and his j&z2ers simnly make
every one daNee. Miss Elsie Brew
eter IS in charge
New-York tribune., 1919-01-19

season, and is expecting the arrival
shortly Of his son, Lieutenant Paul
Oakes, and Mrs. Oakcs, his daughters
ln-law.
Dr.. and Mrs. J. Frederick Herbert,
Of Philadelphia. have arrived at the
Breakers. Mr.. and Mrs. c. {. Mengle
are visiting at the same hotel from
Louisville, Ky. Mr.. and Mrs. Thorsen
hove arrived from New York Other
arrivals include Reese Phillips ard
family, Of Lansdowne, Pa: Mr. and Mrs.
a. II. Strong. Of New York. j, a. Burns
and Hiss Martha A. Burns, Of Pitts
burgh, and Mrs. W. A. iIinchman, Of
Kansas Ctv
New-York tribune., 1919-01-19
.Seyero3 4gsionlo0i'e
Touring Parties are
Stopping nf Belloo;7
norlc, Eorrnsnondonco

DrNAe.t Ec1FtStNNrf'.tf
BELLEAiE. Fia. Jan. lS Several
automobile tourists have arrived in
Bclloair Mr. and Mrs. Irving S. Rob
oson, Of Rochester, \. Y, motorcd
down, stopping at Pinehurst fol q
fortnight; Mr.. and Mrs. K. s. Porter
and Mrs. +. K. Porter, Of New York
came by motor, ard = Chicago party
included VI. ii. Kidston, Frank Fisher
and Frank p Blair. Miss Edna Bur
nell. OF s. Cloud, MINI, is the guest
Of Mrs. Harold Lee Judd of the cot
tagc colony. She viii remain several
weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Dobyne, OF
Boston, have returned again to Rclleail
for the winter. They spent last year
in California. Other quests OF ,hc
Bellcvicw, who were absent last year
are Mr. and Mrs. ". Il. Ellis, Newark;
Mir. and Mrs c. A. Edgar, Essex FEELS;
<. p. Duvire, Short Hills. n. j.. Mr.
and Mrs. J. Barnard Chicago; Mr.
and Mrs. L. 7. Low, Wcstiield. n. j.;
Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Duncan, Duluth
New-York tribune., 1919-01-19
,!otc! st. Andrew

Now Workers living in the neigh
borhood Of West Ind Street now
have the opportunity of witnessing
a new. clever dinner and supper
show without having to 20 far from
nome The "Yama Yama Review as
i is called, opened last night. and.
i the attitude of the diners is any
CT fcrloN, il was q big success.
Hiss Lillian Boardman is the
prima donna: Ethel Louise Roen.
Acar, the aoubrette: NelcN frances,
the dancer, and Herbert Eocy. the
juvenile. Music is furnished by
DoM-loo Wallace and his Jazz Band.
New-York tribune., 1919-01-19
Flying 70 Be Mode
Feature o. tie Season
For Seabreeze Colony

SD9c7d1 C0Trcsp0Ndencc
SEABREEZE, Fla, Jan. 1s.-The New
York co!ony here VIII figure as promi-
nently as ever in the social affairs Al
the Hotel Clarendon this winter. John
Wanamalcr viii spend his vacation in
Florida aboard the Gadhy newly
constructed houseDoat that Rodman
New-York tribune., 1919-01-19

seen many o. its former players on
is cXceil-nt green and fairways.
Mrs. John c. Breckenridge. of New
Nork Ci-y, VIII occupy Talahloko COT
tage or the Hotel Ormoud grounds
Miss (. A. Frothingham and party are
now in Santa Lucia Cottage connected
with the hotei; John D. Roc&efellcl.
md party Of about twenty-five are oc-
cupying two recently purchased cot
tages on the river front. mak.nv MS
home in the "Casements Cottage"
New-York tribune., 1919-01-19
FIRE" 1ufo camp Opens
Al Miami Beach, and
II pyorcs Populn,
Snac.nl rnc1asnnnlioncn

alAsli Fla, Jan. Il, Motorists arc
'tr'ying IN Miam IA uaprccc dented
he location % three ser-
, zee cam9s hclo has brought hundreds
- i"mil't TO this resort who orai-
lt'riy NDuid h"yc gone elsewhere. Tho
alami Motor Club and Chamber Of
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-28
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THOMAS S. DOVE

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AT THE PALACE.

nc Palace is offering special ''Old Home Week. attractions tonight, Tuesday and Wednesday,, with big photoplay and vaudeville features The big photoplay is the seasons greatest dramatic production, Be Nond the Law featuring Emmett Dalton, the leader of the once notori- ous Dalton sang of bank robbers who wrote the scenario from his experi- ehces and also plays the leading role lie Is carablE assisted by Virginia Lee Corbln and Bobby Connolly, star of 'FIearts of the World" Other photo plays consist of Antonio Moreno in a new episode of '"The Perils of Thun- der MOuntain.' the Palace News eekIN and comedies. The vaudeville blll contains three headliners, one of Whlch is an act of local people, "Mu- slcal Seeleys,' who made their home Tn this city for quite a while. They of Ter a pleasing musical novelty that is boundFtO please. The Scottish RO- nance is the name of a Scotch re- view introducing songs, dancing and real Wholesome comedy. WoltOn X, Marshall, a boy and a maid offer g neat singing and dancing turn that Will please. On Thursday, Friday and Saturday the Palace will show the first episode of the new serial with Elmo Lincoln, star of "Tarzan of the Apes' in Elmo the Nightly"
New Britain herald., 1919-09-15
THE MAKING 0F 4 FAMOUS
 MEDICINE: E:
How Lydia F. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Is Prepared For
 Woman's Use.

A visit to the laboratory where this successful remedy is made impresses even the c1su-l looker-on with the reli- abihty, accuracy, skill and cleanliness which attends the making of this great medicine for woman's ills.
 Over $50, ,0O0 pounds of various herbs are used anually and all have to be gathered at the season of the year when their natural juices and medicinal sub- stances are at their best.
 The most successful solvents are used to extract the medicinal properties from these herbs.
 Every utensil and tank that comes in contact with the medicine is sterilized and as final precaution in cleanliness the medicine is pasteurized and sealed in sterile bottles.
 It is the wonderful combination of roots and herbs, together with the skill and care used in it's preparation which has made this famous medicine so successful in the treatment of female ills.
 The letters from women who have been restored to health by the use of Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Con- pound which we are continually pUb- fishing attest to it's virtue..
New Britain herald., 1919-09-15
THE LYCEGNT PLAYERS.

This afternoon saw another typical Monday matinee at the LyCeum thea ter and that they were delighted with the play could easily be seen by the smiling faces of the audience as they passed out of the theatCr. This weeks bill shows the company in their lighter moods the play being d farce comedy pure and simple, and a very funny one at that. The cen tral idea of tho comedy, 'Somc Baby," is clever and new. Old Dr.. ReIyea .after expcrimcnting for 23 years, discovers what he believes to be the genuine elixir of youth, and seeks a human being upon which to demonstrate his theory of youth re neWal Tbe "subJect' turns up op- DOrtunelv {in the peSson OI General Linney, a retired army officer, who at 65 years, IS ambitious to wed the doctors ninRteCr-NCGr-Ol daughter. Upon this theory the authors have cOncocred what would seem to be the funnlest farce we can recall in years. The players are all well cast and ap- pear just as well suited With comedy roles as they have been adapted to. the more serious drama in the past two weeks There will be a matinee on Wednesday, and Thursday and Sat urdaN.
New Britain herald., 1919-09-15
INON'S.

A very attractive and exceptional program hassbeen arranged by the management of FoX's theater for the entire Welcome Homo week. As feeling a part of the responsibility in
 making this occasion one to be long remembered in local circles for many years the management has endaav- ored to makg this entertainment worthy of the occasion. William Rus sell will star in the feature picture,
 Some Liar" for the first three days of the week, The picture is gauged to give the best possible entertain ment. There are many gripping and thrilling scenes that are bound to be winners. Tie vital point in the story arrives when MT. Russell, playing the character of a salesman whose wares are coffins boasts to his western fi- ancee Of his quick drawing powers with the iron. Undoubtedly, all would have gone well had she not or dered her hero to slay a man who had done her some fancied injustice. It is ut this critical point that things begin to fly and continue to move with accelerated velocity to the very last foot of this exceptional film. A rip-roaring Christie Comedy of two parts, Harold Llcyd comedy, News Weekly and Topics complete the screen bill. Four big time acts of vaudeville, headed by the Four Hig- gins Girls and three more very good acts, finish the program. .-.~