New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-02-23
Winter Resorts AU Crowded.
for Washington s Birthday
Atlantic City and Lakewood Have More Cayety
Than i'll Five Years; Large and Small Hotels
Filled; 5000 to Ate nd Dance at Palm Beach

cats. raccoons, wild turkeys and othe,
| game.
The leading tarpon fishing expert OF
the country, Washby Jones, is spending
me winter in Miami. He has beer
catching tarpon in Florida for man,
years, and is supposed to know more
about the likes and dislikes of this
fish than any other angler. On Thurs.
day, he chartered the Gypsy Queen anc
returned with a fifty-pound sailfish. 3
number Of barracuda and some mack.
erel.
Harry Stutz, the automobile manu-.
| facturer, chalked up the best record
at the weekly shoot of the Miami Trap.
shooters Association Thursday after
noon. lie licked down 46 clay pigeons
cut of so. while his nearest competitor
WILLIAM llurlburt, of New York, broke
~ birds out Of so.
The dance of the Biscayne Yacht
Club. last evening, was we'll attende
by the hotel and cottage colony. A
buffet luncheon was served late in the
evening.
Four Way Lodge, at Cocoanut Grove
the winter home of Mr. and Mrs. Ar.
thur Curtiss James, is occupied !
MRS. James's sister and her brother
ln-law,A Mr. and Mrs. John Larson. of
Boston. Mrs. James is now abroad
serving as a member of a commission
tor relief in the Near East. She plans
to return in time to spend early
April at Four Way-Lodge.
Inc tea dance this week at the ROYAL
Palm was a splendid success. and the
'ahles underneath the cocoanut palms
we're at premium. Among those
entertaining friends were Mrs. Jane
L. I ire or
and Mrs. Kennett Cowen, Mr.. and Mrs,
Nathaniel Arnold and Mr.. and Mrs,
Carleton Ellis, of New York.
Inc Miami Anglers Club is increasing
rapidly in membership. A score of can
oldates were passed upon at the weekly
meeting Monday evening. Gothamites
yolnlng the club lately are Messmore
Kendall, John J. Slater, Charles G.
Jones Howard j. Nash and Charles r.
Seiden. D. H. Mcconnell, of New York.
addressed the club recently upon his
eHperlence IN the Belgrade Lakes re-
Horace E. Dodge and his brother.
John r. Dodge, of the Dodge Motor
Louis dilsendegen. They crn;sed law W.,
aboard their yacht, Nakomis IN. fron, ~
ram Beach, where the motor car man
uIacourers are spending the winter
at the Poinciana. '"' "i''ei
wv MI. and Mrs: John Lowrey Of New
YORK are registered at the Roval Palm
LOT the balance of the season. ''''
Dr. A. O. Gorton, of New yorl
motored south in his Franklin cor ~ a.
IS guest at the Esmeralda. He , uiu
remain here until early April. "''
C0l. Joseph E. Fletcher, prom;nen+
wool manufacturer of Proyidenca bas
leased the Thomas j. Pancoast ra mas
dence at Miami Beach for the res+ es 81
me winter. He recently purchased "1
the cruising yacht Mariel from CO.
ence Il. Busch, and will take manv tr;ns
among the keys. '"""S 'rips
Mrs. William T. Brooke. Of Fno,o
wood has Joined Mrs. J. y Mes SnE,e.
ana enc her daughter, of New York ' at ne
mrs. H. G: Genung, of Garden ci+v
l po vls,ltlng Mrs. Glenn H. Curtiss at the
Mr. and Mrs. F. R. Smart Of Now,
YORK. YORK, are ~ at the Urmey for 81 sev erM
Miami. yearly Vlsltors in
Mrs; John Colby, Miss Hett;o Mo-,
ana Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Cook nf
NeW York, are at the Rutherford VI
Mr.. and Mrs; L. Logan Hill, of f. Dour-
IIaston, Long Island, and Charles w "
beyer, Of Newark, are recent arr;,,a,s
at the Esmeralda. "'iiVais