New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-03-02

stephens Guild Wednesday afternoon
at beautiful Cherokee Lodge, the Co.
ccoanut Grove home of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Lindley, was a brilliant success.
me me reception committee comprised
Mrs. David Todd, Mrs. Adelaide Nc
Millin, Mrs. b. w. Soper, William ].
Matheson and Mrs. Kirk Monroe. Mrs.
William c. McLaren, of New York, told
fortunes during the afternoon, while
Lester III. SOmers auctioned paintings
donated by Howard Hider.
Two thousand visitors on FRIDAY
witnessed the first polo contest ever
held in the State of Florida Two teams
were organized from among the Polo
Club members, and the Reds won over
the Whites by to d.
Mr.. and Mrs. Homer st. Caudens, of
New York. have arrived at Cocoanut
Grove and will be the guests of Mrs.
Augustus Saint Gaudens, widow of the
late sculptor, for the remainder of the
season.
Mrs. John IL. Hanan arranged large
tea Thursday afternoon at her Miami
Beach villa, on the ocean front. Among
her sixty guests were score who
motored over from Palm Beach In
vited to the affair we're Mr.. and Mrs.
George Everest Scwell, Mrs. William
/. Bull, Mr.. and Mrs. Leo NJ. Rumsey.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hassler, Mr.. and
Mrs. Nelson Thrall, Mr. and Mrs. James
II. Gilman, Judge and Mrs John c.
Gramblng, Mr.. and Mrs. Rollin A. De
Woese and Mr.. and Mrs. james
Mathews
The Gotham contingent Mt the Hal
cyon was augmented this week by the
arrival Of Mrs. Albert Baron, MIR. and
Mrs. John Lowrey, jr., Mr. and Mrs.
Joseph Post, William Duval, Mrs. Made
line $. Doll, S. NJ. Whcelock and Mr..
and Mrs. J. lIulihan.
Mayor and Mrs. John r. Hyan, their
daughter. Miss Virginia Hylan, and
Samuel untermyer,. Of New York, were
luncheon. guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Ev-
crest G. Sewell Mt their Fourteenth
street residence early in the week.
The golf links at Miami Beach have
been thronged with club swingers this
week. Among the New York deyotees
OF the sport playing were Mr.. and Mrs
j. f. Mather, Thomas r. Gardenas, Ar
thur II. Sawyer, Mr.. and Mrs. A. G.
Miles, Philip j. Carey, Robert S. Butler n,
David M. Roth, Mrs. Nelson B. Whit
comb, Raymond A. Weagant, w. H..
Russell, II. f. Marvel, Paul Pinkerton,
Charles +. Bedall, Charles F. Merrall
and W. Mannering, jr.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry G. Borden, of
Lakewood, n. D., are spending a month
at the Gralynn. Also stopping there
are Mr.. and Mrs. =. d. Foote, of
Greenwich, Conn, and Mrs. Joseph
Kern and Miss II. E. Kern, of Newark.
New York is represented at the San
Carlos by Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Ches-
ter Graves, John V. j. Wood, Mr.. and
Mrs. P. Goodrich and Mrs. Robert
Browne.
Thomas Wood, editor of "Foress and
Stream" of New York, has arrived in
Miami for tarpon and sail fishing He
is staying at the Royal Palm, but will
soon start on an angling trip with
Elmer Garretson.
At the Urmey are Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank H. CANCER, Of Brooklyn, Mrs.
F. r. Smart and F. r. Smart jr., Mr..
and Mrs. George A. Magee, Mr.. and
Mrs. j. Thomas Fielding, Miss Bertha
Fielding and Horace Downing, Of New
York.
Late registrations at the Royal Palm
include Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Paul Ste
vens, of Albany; George T. Hammond
and lieutenant W. j. Lee, of Brooklyn,
and Mrs. John H. Coster, Mrs. Clarence
H. Hyde. Charles c. Davis, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. Y. Meserole, Mr.. and Mrs. j.
?. Chamberlain Miss Bertha Scott,
Mrs. L. V. McFall, Mrs. L. Troudel,
Major and Mrs. II. A. Herrick, Mr.. and
Mrs. G. W. Rogers, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles N Villas, Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney
p. Cox, Mrs. Earl Hopkinson, Miss
Marion Hopkinson, Miss Jessie II. De-
Guilty and Frank Greeley, of New York.
At the Halcyon are Mr.. and Mrs H.
W st. John, Of Brooklyn; Stuart Per
kins, of Newark; Paul Dickey, c. Gray
son Martin, Benjamin Johnson and
party, Joseph F. Gissel, Robert w. Cam
eron, Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Goodrich and
DR.. and Mrs. Irving Fisher, of New
York
Among those registering at the Green
Tree Inn lately were Mrs. Frank Will
enbrock, Miss Marie Hanrick, George
N. Gailliard Mrs. Irving c. Bates, Miss
Ruth l.. Slater and DR.. and Mrs. Bea-
man Douglas, of New York; Mr.. and
Mrs. Everett j. Marsh, Of East Orange,
and Guy Simpson, of Yonkers
Gothamtes who came to the Gralynn
this week were Mrs Irving A. Silvie,
Miss Mary Pussy, Amos M. Graves and
Albert Snyder.