The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-03-02
County Fair and Garden Party at
Miami Entertain Numerous
Persons From New York

line Doll. S. NJ. wheelock and Mr. and
Mrs J. Huihan.
Mayor and Mrs. John F. Hylan, their
daughter. Miss Virginia Hylan, ana
Samuel Cntermyer of NewI York were
luncheon guests of Mr. and Mrs Everest
@. Sewell at their Fourteenth street resi-
dence early In the week.
Fred AZ. Hart OF New Brunswick II
visiting Mrs. Herman r. Walker on
Lawrence Drive. He later expects to
sail for Cuba.
The golf links at Miami Beach have
been thronged with club swingers this
week. Among the New York devotees
OF the sport improving their scores are
Mr.. and Mrs. J. F. Mather, Thomas i.
Cardenas, Arthur H. Sawyer, Mr.. and
Mrs. u. G. Miles. Philip ]. Carey. Rob
ert S. Bullen, David NJ Roth, Mrs. Nell
son r. Whitcomb, Raymond A. Wea-
CANT, w. II. Russell, II. Il. Marvel, Paul
Pinkerton, Charles r. Bedall. Charles
+. Merrall and W. Mannering, Jr.
Miss Laura Memeth, who returned TO
New York early In the week. was the
honor guest at an afternoon tea given
by Mrs +. L. Ragonnet. Among those
attending the affair were Mrs. William
Clifford, Or. and Mrs. Howard Clarke,
Mrs. A. J.. Brlce. Miss Marie Hicl;son,
Mrs. Charles Faudel, Mrs. A. c. Mowat,
Mrs. Henry i. Vivian, Mrs. Charles Al
bury and Miss Marie Duke.
Albert w. Fish of New York and his
guests. George Hoyt and George Wool
sey. returned from n two days cruise
Thursday afternoon aboard the yacht
Cynthia. Among the deep sea game
| caught we're a couple Of tarpon and four
sailfsh. enc of the latter measuring over
seven feet.
| Col Robert ". Thompson of New
York and Washington is a yachtsman
who makes Miami his headquarters dur
ing the winter His houseboat, the
Everglades, is one OF the most luxurious
in the South.
| New York is represented at the San
Carlos by Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Chester
Graves, John V. J. Wood, Mr. and Mrs.
r. Goodrich and Mrs. Robert Browne.
Thomas Wood. editor of Forest and
Stream. of New York has arrived in
Miami for tarpon and sail fishing. H..
will soon start on an angling trip with
Elmer Garretson.
The Urmey is entertaining Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank II. CANCER OF Brooklyn. Mrs.
F. r. Smart and F. r. Smart, Jr.. Nh.
and Mrs. George 4. Magee, Mr. and
Mrs. j. Thomas Fielding, Miss Bertha
Fielding and Horace Downing OF New
York.
Late registrations at the Royal Palm
| include George 7. Hammond and Lieut..
. W Lee VI IpIbOhlNIl, anu IhIS. JONI
H. Coster. Mrs. Clarence II. Hyde,
Charles G. Davis, Mr.. and Mrs. a. V.
Meserole, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. T, Chamber
lain. Miss Bertha Scott, Mrs. l.. V.
McFall. Mrs. L. Troudel. Major and Mrs.
! II. A. Eerrick. Mr.. and Mra G. W.
Rogers, Mr. and Mrs. Charles y. Villas.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney p. Cox, Mrs, Earl
Hopkinson, Miss Marion Hopkinson.
Miss Jessie H. De Guilty and Frank
Greeley of New York.
Joining friends at the Halcyon were
Mr.. and Mrs. II. W. st. John OF Brook
Ign. Stuart Perkins Of Newark. Paul
| Dickey, c. Grayson Martin, BENJAMIN
Johnson and party, Joseph F. Gissel.
Robert w, Cameron. 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 Willen-
brock. Miss Marie Hanricli, George y.
Gaillard. Mrs. Irving c. Bates, Miss
| Ruth L. Slater and DR. and Mrs. Beaman
/ Douglas of New York Mr. and Mr=
Everett J. Marsh of East Orange and
Guy Simpson OF Yonkers.
Gothamites al the Gralynn this week
included Mrs. Irving A. Silve, Miss
Mary Pussy, Amos NJ. Graves and Al
bert Snyder.