The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-02-09

Saxton and Mr.. and Mrs. Charles d.
Ireland of New York
The courts in the city park along the
MAN! River are attracting a host of
tennis players. In an exciting doubles
match Mr.. and Mrs. Duncan V. Blan-
chard OF New York defeated Miss Made
line Hodgson Of Yonkers and Paul G.
Roderick Of East Orange in four straight
, sets. IS. 60, GO, 40.
Among the daily visitors TO the beach
are George Butler Smith. George Under
hill. Henry T. Sloan, P. W. Boardman.
Arnott Presslnger, Arthur II. Cooke, L.
VI. Ludlum. Mrs. George Ferguson, Miss
Edith Eastman, Miss Carmelia Sim2-
son, Mrs. Hiram BLADDER and Philip
Hemenway OF New York.
Golf1ng continues to be a leading d.
version at Miami. On Wednesday after
noon Lieut.. Col. Hiram Bingham and
his brother. Alfred Bingham OF Wash
!ngton paired with g. H. II. Goodrich
Of South Norwalk and Richard Howe OF
New York. Others playing regularly
this week were William Il. Bavier OF
New Rochelle, r. n. Bullen. Mrs. s.. r.
Whitcomb. Milton Samuels Charles F..
/ Beddell and c. +. Gorham Of New York
Mrs L. K Mesick. Mr. and Mrs Robert
+, Dennis and II. A. Polhemus of Jersey
city and II. L. Wilson of Kew Gardens.
l.. I.
Mr.. and Mrs, A. w. Hayes. Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Patterson, Mr.. and Mrs.
Erwin Locke and Miss Beatrice Patter-
/ son OF Paulsboro. ". j., are spending
the rest Of the winter at Delray with
! friends.
One Of the principal events OF the
week was pageant OF the allied ma :
tions given b. Mrs. Everett G. Sewell in
her Fourteenth street home. in connec-
! ton with the meeting of the Everglades
Chapter OF the u. A. II. Allied flags
were draped about the walls. while in
the dining room dolls. dressed In the
costumes Of these nations. were grouped
about a playing fountain. Mrs. Allen
Culver. Mrs. George 3. Reid. Mrs. Frank
Cunningham. Mrs, William W. Head,
Mrs. Chester NJ. knight and Mrs Louis
d. Gates of New York were guests al
the affair.
With the completion OF the new polo
grounds at Alton Beach and the arrival
Of several expert players and speedy
ponies, followers Of this sport are an
ticipating a season OF unusual activity
on the beach.
At the Halcyon are Walter s. Lerch
OF Perth Amboy, Benjamin III. Heuset OF
Mystic, Conn. Mr.. and Mrs. Robert T
Cochrane and Mrs. Adrian b. Stewart
Of New York. Mrs J, :, Parker and
and Mrs. Thomas j, Foster and Miss
May Foster OF Ridgewood, y. !.
Joining the Gotham colony at the
Royal Palm this week were Mrs. T.. NJ
Treat, Mr., and Mrs, II. 4. Bernheim
Charles L. Roe, William II Beardsley
Mr.. and Mrs. $. l.. Feiber Mrs Donald
Woodram Mr. and Mrs Charles r.
Hebard, Mr.. and Mrs, /, L. doubleday
Mr.. and Mrs. J. =. Sanet, Ambrose i,
McCabe. Mr.. and Mrs 7. Chauncey
Anderson. Mrs. +. w, Meeker. Robe ri
NJ, Gillespie. Miss Olive Anderson, j. L.
Bedding and Benjamin Crowley
At the Urmey are Mr.. and Mrs
Christopher II. Letter, Mrs A V. Nc.
MILAN, James A. r. Cowles, Frederick
II. Carr, Walter II. Martin. Dr. S. y
Blake, Mr.. and Mrs. Chester 4. Arnold
and James u Truman OF New York.
Late registrations NJ the Green Tree
lun include Miss Katherine y DeLe.
lnn David Winters, Miss Vera Winters
Mr.. and Mrs Carter Phelps, Robert IL
Mount and Arthur English OF New York