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Busy Days at White SULPHUR

WHITE SULPHUR STRINGS, w. Va.
March 15.-Thc early spring bringing
day after day OF balmy sun hlled
weather 10 tho resorts of West Nir-
ginia finds the Greenhrier at White
sulphur Springs harboring one OF the
largest colonies that has ever congre-
gated there at this time i'm March. As
in the resorts throughout the country,
tho cottage colony Is steadily on the in
crease here, and many parties are en-
Caging the desirable cosey cottages in
the Baltimore, Florida and Virginia
rows for the spring
Mr.. and Mrs George r. Post and Miss
lfarrette A. Post who have been at
Aiken for the, winter, came to the Green
bricr this past week to remain throusA
the Easter season. Mrs. Edward b.
Close and Mr.. Close, who have the
Frederick Guest house on the Ocean
Boulevard at Palm Beach, are frequent
sojourners at White Sulphur and may
COME mp this year to be with Mr. and
Mrs Post
Mr.. and Mrs. Guernsey Curran OF
oyster Bay are at the Greenbrier until
late in April. Master James Ross Cur
ran, who is recuperating from a recent
illness. is with them. and will return to
the St Paul's School for Boys at Con-
cord. y. H., after the Faster holidays.
Mrs Gouveneur Morris Of New York
has come to tho Greenbvier to be with
Mrs. u. ], Bradley and George Broad
h.irst, who is at work on the dram
atization of new book. Mrs. +. w.
SHbin of Port Chester, y. Y, has come
to take the cure. and is i'm the saddle
daily for short ride over the trails.
Mrs. Raymond C. Pcnheld has re-
turned to New York with her son. J.
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from New York include Mr.. and Mrs
Charles w. PriChard, Mrs. NJ G. Wage
man, Mss Stella VI. Wageman, Mrs.
Henry w Hardin. Mr.. and Mrs. John d.
Fa!rchtld, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas f. Ken
ney Mr.. and Mrs. George A. Frasier
an1 Foster stone.
The Hotel Ponce de Leon arrivals in
Glade Mr. and Mrs Edward NJ. Taylor,
Miss Claire Osgood and Mrs. Charles
II. Randall OF New York.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry LOTUS OF Eng
land accompanied by David c. 1eech OF
New York have arrived here from Palm
Beach and Will remain the greater part
! OF March.
In an automobile party arriving from
New York the early part OF the week
al the Ponce de Leon were Lieut. Cor
nelius Vanderbilt Jr.. Lieut.. John Bro
! dix and Lieut.. Albert II. Ely. Jr.. Of
New York. From here tho young men
were bound for tour of Florida. hay
Ing recently returned from duty over
seas.
Senator John W. Weeks and !Irs.
Weeks of Massachusetts, Senator War
rem G. Harding OF Ohio Senator Fred
erick Hale of Maine. Senator Albert II.
Cummins of Iowa, Spea ker-eect Freder
lex II. Gillett OF Massachusetts have ar
rived at the Ponce de Leon. They In
tend to spend the next ten days play
ing on the eighteen hole golf course.
The medal play tournament for sew
enty-two holes played on tho 81 Au-
CUISINE links Thursday and Friday in
cluded in the entire list number OF we'll
known golfers, Walter Hagen OF Rocles-
ter, Jim Barnes, Bob Mcdonald. Jock
Hutchinson, Winfred Reid Of Whining
ton. pel. Five hundred dollars is offered
in prizes
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Palm Beach, With Full Abandon,
Filings Itself Into Last Burst of
Pleasures---Morning Dances
Hold Their Popularity

expected that Craig Blddle Of Philadel-
phia would win the honor. Biddle put
up. hard fight for 1t in n match that
went four sets, but his strength did not
last In the doubles Craig Biddle and
Stanley G.. Mortimer OF Tuxedo defeated
Fred c. Inman and Artlmus Holmes of
New York In the championship match,
this contest going four sets. In the
mixed doubles Miss Molla Bjurstedt. ma
tional champion, who also walked of
with State honors In Florida In this tour
ney. playing with Harris, beat Biddle
and Miss Eleanore Sears
The annual Seminole Sun Dance came
of this week, starting on Tuesday and
lasting three days. An added feature
was a regatta for which boats were
entered by Horace Dodge of Detroit,
James King Clarke of Ardmore, Pa;
Jules ". Burgieres of New York and
Earl Deakin, who entered the Hydro
Bullet, one of the fastest motorboats in
the country. Leland Sterry OF New York
was chairman of the judges. The fete
also included baby and decorated auto
mobile parade and a dancing carnival
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Untermyer sailed
for Miami on Tuesday aboard their
houseboat Nirodha. They will cruise
extensively through the keys to the south
Of the neighboring resort.
Mr.. and Mrs Guy Thomas OF New
York and Minneapolis entertained friends
last Sunday by motoring to Miami, where
they called on James Deerins, who has
also been entertaining Mr.. and Mrs.
Griswold Thompson of New York at his
villa.
Mrs. Harry Payne Bingham left for
New York early In the week with her
two children to meet her husband, who
was duefrom France, where he has been
in the service. The family will return
for the balance Of the season. They
have been living in the villa built last
year by Morton c. Nichols of Greenwich
and will exercise an option for the pur-
chase of the same and rebuild It before
next season.
An occurrence never duplicated In
Palm Beach in the thirty years of the
resorts history created n tremendous
commotion about the Poinciana Hotel
Just after breakfast when the great We
randa in front of the main entrance was
! filled. This was a man hunt. Giraud
Foster of Lenox was talking with a
chance acquaintance, fine looking.
heavily built man about so, when, the
latter's face suddenly flushed with anger.
he raised his fist vehemently and shouted
at passerby.
You thief. your
Like a shot out OF a gun the other
man bolted down the long veranda. a
hundred yards straightaway. Those
near where he started jumped up shout
ing, stop Theft and others beyond
could not understand pIt caught the ex-
element. A woman at the end OF the
porch where steep stairs descend to the
garden threw n chair at the man as he
passed and he hurdled It, rushed
through the garden and disappeared
around the north end of the hotel, the
crowd following. A chairman who was a
good Splinter tripped him crossing
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DAYTONA, FLA.

DAYroNA, Fla, March 15.--After four
years OF service in England and France
Major II. c. Dixon OF Toronto. Canada,
Is spending a vacation at Dsytona. 60
companied by Mrs. Dixon. Major and
Mrs. Dixon have four sons In the Cana
dian army, two OF whom hold the rank
of Captain and a third Is Lieutenant.
One of the largest dinner parties or
the season was given this week by
James Henry Smith of West Virginia.
who entertained ffty-one of his friend"
at the Despland. Mr.. and Mrs Ben
Smith of Albany, n. Y, also gave
dinner here recently.
Mr.. and Mrs F. b. Cudworth OF New
port have returned to their Northern
home.
At the Claredon traps this week 70.
L. King of New York made score or
81 hits out of 100 targets. y. c. Buch-
anan of Chicago was second with q
score of 95 and ]. Lindsay Of Rochester,
y. Y, was third with score OF So
Mrs. Frank Blaisdell of Red Bank,
y. J., accompanied by her daughter, Mrs.
William Thompson. will spend the close
of the season with Mr.. and Mrs George
II. Bell.
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ORM0ND, FLA.

Fla. March t55---The last
few Weeks of the season find many-of
the hotel guests making short trips to
the nearby resorts, others terminating
their winters stay and many more
applying for accommodations. The
full house" signs are therefore still
out at the Ormond Hotel and the Breton
Inn at the beach. and this condition IS
likely to prevail until the middle OF this
month
On the Ormond golf links this week
the invitation tournament for women
was the chief event, the beautiful ster-
ling silver trophies being hotly contested
for by two sixteen divisions, the winner
in the first being Mrs. John Worley, Jr.,
Aurora, Ill. who is staying at the
Clarendon Hotel. Seabreeze. and who
was l UP on her opponent, Mrs. G. 3.
Johnson from the Hotel Ormond, In the
finals In the second sixteen division
Miss II. Rhodes OF the Ormond carried
off the honors by 6 up. playing against
Mrs. A. Mclean.
The annual minstrel and cabaret
show by the employees Of the Hotel
ormond was given in the Casino before
a packed house. The show netted the
employees fund an even $1,000.
New York city arrivals at the Or
mond this week include: Miss Blanche
NJ. Cough. with Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
L. Spencer OF St. Paul; Roi Cooper
Megrue; II. II. Cooper. Mrs. Stella G.
Megrue, John J. Scully, with Fred Ack-
ert; c. +. Halliday, with j.. C. Gilbert
L. NJ. Tuthll. Charles Fl. Pray, with
Boston friends; Mrs. J. a. Trowbridge,
Mrs. II. Radcliffe Romeyer. William A.
Thompson, who Joined Mr.. Barbonr's
party for season; Mr.. and Mrs H. Bau-
man. Mr. and AIRS. Arthur II. Scribner.
Cornelius Vanderbilt Sd, with ]. W.
BrodiN and a. a. Bey; Mr.. and Mrs.
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Preston peuneld. after a short stay here
en- route north from Palm Beach. Mr..
and Mrs. Charles u. Blount of the Plaza
have come to the Grcenbrier from Palm
Beach and will remain until May.
Mr., and Mrs. Beekman Winthrop, Mr.
and Mrs. Marshall Orme Wilson, Mr..
and Mrs. Edward q Merrill and Mrs.
Walter Katie, Mr., and Mrs. Norman l..
de Msuriac of Bedford and Mrs. Il. W.
Tavcy of Philadelphia. Mr.. aud Mrs.
Robert Cluett Jr, of Rye, Mr.. and Mrs.
\. +, Bayliss of Pelham Manor. y. Y:
Mr.. and Mrs. William IL. Briggs, Mr..
and Mrs, Raymond T.. Jones. Lyman A.
Ford and Ericsson T. Bushnell are among
New York sojourners now at the Green
bIiHr.
Jonathan Ingersol. Mr.. and Mrs. F.
T. Reynolds and Lieut. and Mrs. Warner
Seeley are among other members OF the
New York colony.
The forecast for late March shows
that many members OF the smart New
York and Long Island sets will he here
TO remain over Easter. Mr.. and Mrs.
j. Kennedy Tod OF New York and Sound
Beach. Conn. arc coming mp this week
from Alemarle Park at Asheville, y. C..
where they spent tho winter. Dr. Will
lam b. Parsons, Jr, of the Harvard club
will come down from New York the
latter part OF the month. The Arthur
Van Brunts and Judge and Mrs Sea-
bury have reservations for late In
March. Mrs. William *. Vanderbilt, Jr..
and Mrr. Herbert NJ Hartman will
come 90 take the cure Dr. James Ross
Clemens of st. Louis and New York will
join the Greenhricr contingent this
week. Theodore l'omerov aud purity
viii also De here from New York
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~ AIM BEACH, Fla, March IS
- The eide of Palm Beach which
has given the place its reputa-
tion---the ultra slde-for lack or
q more definite term, was uppermost this
week of all the season so far. There Is
n bit OF psychology in this The season
lives it's life the same as anything else
does and 1t takes some time for 1t to
get going. 1t has now reached the grass
widow stage of its existence, SO Illus
trated by the abandon put into every
thing that goes to mako up the daily
round, whether It be n stroll, on the
beach IN sparkling sunlight or the last
dance at sunrise.
Louis G. Kaufman. president OF one
of the large banks in New York, and
Mrs Kaufman gave one of the so-called
morning dances this week at the house.
boat La Singerie, starting at midnight
and lasting until o'clock, following a
practice that has become popular here
this winter for the first time. After a
sunrise breakfast the guests departed In
wheel chairs fer the hotels.
much larger all night dance this
week, and n very beautiful one, was the
Golf ard Tennis ball at the Breakers,
whittier people went about IL o'clock
after Ella, crate formal dinners at the
Beach CT b and the new Everglades
Club. lust before the supper dance the
dancers were showered with cI. roses
thrown from the skylight, cotllon
favors were given out and set supper
was served on the porch. From then
on until morning people danced outdoors
~ tho silvery light of a half moon to
the rhythmic tinkle and pumbum OF
ginning jubilee players.
Some Of the hosts at the larger dinners
preceding the ball were Mr.. and Mrs.
Frederick Frelinghuyeen, Gov. and Mrs.
r. Livingston Beeckman of Rhode ISL
and, Col. and Mrs. William 3. Thompson,
Mr.. and Mrs. John n. WHY'S, William
r. Averill. Sheldon Tilney. Mr.. and Mrs.
NJ Surgey Friede. c. X. Morris, Mr. ana
Mrs. r. II. Lawrence. Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
erick Lewisohn. Mr.. and Mrs. Edward C.
Jones. l.. Clarence Jones and Mr.. and
Mrs. Douglas Paige.
The largest of the dinners. however
was given by Mr.. and Mrs. Edward T.
Stotesbury of Philadelphia at the Coun-
try Club, where they invited a company
Of sixty young people TO meet Mr. and
Mrs. Eaton Cromwell and James H
Cromwell, Mrs Stotesbury's sons and
daughter-in-law. James Cromwell was
formerly a Lieutenant in the navy and
saw active duty in the North Sea. He
IS just out of the service.
Mrs. Stotesbury and Mrs. Walter
Mitchell gave another large party for
about the same company later in the
week, lunching buffet at the latter's place
and then proceeding to the Stotesbury
estate, where moving pictures were taken
of the guests picking oranges and dane
ing on the lawn. The house on this
estate has not been put up on account of
the war. but most of the landscap pc gar
dening is completed.
The annual tennis tournament was
concluded this week. the Florida cham.
ponship passing to Fred Harris, former
Vermont champion. though 1t had beer
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Thomas IieaIcy's.

Both the dinner and supper shows
Of the Victory Revue in tho Golden
Cladcs AZ Thomas Healys are playInc
To capacity nightly, plea sure seekers
seemingly attracted by the announce
mcut that the revue is the only ice
skating entertainment in New York.
Nm an star asSomhlage OF ice skating ex-
puuCuts and musical comedy perform
rIs marhS this production as q lavish
and stupcndous feast Of amusement.
Judging from tho host Of artists en-
ploycd in tn" rovuc and the elaborate
costume display, tho Victory Revue ia
mp to the high standard of a two
dollar musical comedy entertainment.
Tho chorus ensemble is far above
the average. with its charm and
fascinating personality and Is n fea-
turc throughout both parts OF the
show. Elsie ANA Paul-cn. Cathlcen
Pope, the Misses ludels and Peter
son and the Famous Skating Sex
toto cavurt around tho rink in son
satiOnal style in their Stating num-
bCrS. An amusing Conglomcration OF
musical comedy episodes are intro
duCcd by Helen lIardiCk. bly, Brown,
NVonnc Daric, Harry Francis and
Robert RCSnicr~ Miss Swan Wood, a
recent addition 10 the cast, effectively
lntcrprcts a series Of attractive ella ssic
dances.
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Hot SPRINGS, Va, March 15.-Many
arrivals from Southern resorts have
come to help make tho spring season
here a notable one and there will be
many others to follow, all the way
from Havana, Miami and Palm Beach,
Belleair, Augusta, Pinehurst and others
OF the resorts where the season is now
about closing.
Many old time guests OF The Home
stead from the North are also here. and
particularly from New York. coming to
take their annual spring cure and to
enjoy the wonderful weather.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. j. Allen and Mr..
and Mrs. j.. II. Hoffman OF New York
are here for two weeks. Matthew Grau.
the theatrical manager of New York is
also here, and other New York arri-
walls are Mrs. j. W. Wheaton and Mrs
Ralph. Mrs. ]. Mccoy, Mrs. Il. a. Riley,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Duvall and Mrs
j. y. Duvall OF Hampstead, l.. ].
]. T.. Hobble, playwright, is playing
golf here in company of j. $. Cunning
ham. Lieut.. and Mrs i. L. Stevens have
Joined the honeymoon colony.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Slade Of Oyster
Bay, y. Y. are among these going into
the swimming pool daily. Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Law, Jr., and Capt. and Mrs.
Reginald w. Brixey of New York are
also here.
Mr.. and Mrs j. H. Bonnell, Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. J. White and George a. 1Iclme
of New York are among the riders who
are in the saddle daily.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. W. Allen OF New
York are ardent golfers, playing daily
twosome.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Rhinehardt are
here from New York. and also arriving
on Thursday were Mrs. a. L. Proctor
of New York
Among those enjoying the riding over
mountain trails here are Mrs. j. w.
f, Wheaton and Mrs. J., II. d Ralph Mr..
and Mrs. Bertrafn G.. Work of New York
are here for their usual months stay and
are enjoying the riding.
Mr.. and Mrs. Foster NJ Coffin, who are
spending their honeymoon here, arc
among late arrivals at the Homestead.
! Dr. John Mccoy OF New York Joined
| Mrs. Mccoy here over week end and
drove with her to Flag Rock
Mrs. II. A. Wise Wood Is playing golf
with Mrs. j. Bentley Squire or New York
| daily.
Mrs. Dexter Rumsey OF Buffalo Is here
with friends.
Mrs. e. II. Pillsburv Of Brooklyn Is
here for long stay with her brother
| Paul Q. Jadwin.
I w. Barton French of New York is here
Master w. c. Duvall of Hampstead, L.
T., is one Of the most expert young swim
mers, and Mics Whaley and Mr. Whaley
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MOTION PICTURE
PLAYS AND PLAYERS

I in work at the Peerless Studios, Fort
Lee, for United Picture Theatres OF
! America, Inc.
d. W. Grifith's newest Aircraft pic
ture. THE Girl Who Stayed at Home"
was "christened" at the studio by no less
a famous trio than Irwin Cobb, Bayard
! WELLER and Rob Wagner. The film was
tried on a small town audience last
week. as per usual Griffith method OF
testing his pictures. and in the vernacu-
| lar of the stage, knocked them cold"
according to all reports.
Enid Bennett, the Paramount-Ince
star. will next be seen on the screen in
/ Partners Three" TO be released March
| 20. This IS an original story by J. C.
, Hawks, staged by Fred Niblo.
Joan Barrymore's new Paramount
/ picture. The Test of Honor" adapted
from r. Philips Oppenheim's novel,
| The Malefactor." has been finished
| This is the first dramatic film story for
John Barrymore since he came with
Fambus Players-Lasky. The film was
staged by John S. Robertson and will be
! released early in April.
Anna Lehrs starring with House
| Peters in "Thunderbolts OF Fate" pro-
| duced by Edward Warren Productions,
Inc. pronounces her name as did the
we'll known king OF that ilk.
The w. w Hodkinson Corporation is
going 10 handle the new -Four Star"
pictures, starting off with Leah Baird in
/ AS Man Thinks" by Augustus
| Thomas. The official name of the pro-
| ducing organization is Artco PRODUCE
| tons Inc.
A programme of eprightly music and
varied incidental numbers surrounds the
| showing OF The Marriage Price" a
picture drama starring Elsie Ferguson
at the Rivoli, this week. 1t is a typical
| Ferguson drama. with the star cast in
a society girl r. :. The picture was di-
rected for Aircraft by Emile Chautard.
1 The cast includes Wyndham Standing
the @a& ing man, and Lionel Atwill,
Robert Schnable, Maud Hosford, Marie
Temper and Clairette Anthony.
THE Brand" latest of the Rex Beach
! screen dramas and the second OF Hugo
| Riesenfeld's Chaplin revival pictures,
| The Bank" are features of the Rialto's
| programme for the week. THE Brand"
has Its locale iT ALASKA. The cast
'H'ibuSo ANuSoell OlHpsOll, ROBERT NC
| Kim, Robert Kunkel and little Mary
| Jane Irving in a baby role.
A rate of 81 per cubic foot for Gel.
/ luloid scrap and 81 per cubic foot, or /
per cent. ad valorem, is the price that
has been set for motion picture films
frelghted from north Atlantic ports to
Liverpool, London, Cardiff, Glasgow
and Belfast by the United States Ship
| ping Board.
A one reel Prizma natural color pic.
ture, 1.-THE Match Girl featuring
Madge Evans. now being made at the
World studio at Fort Lee, Is the first
! screen drama in America to be made
in natural colors. Its public reception
Is awaited with great interest.
A unique recital Is announced for Fri
day. March 2s, at the Brooklyn Acad-
envy of Music, when Ethel Deginska.
the great English pianist, and Maurice
Dambois. the celebrated Belgian cellist.
will appear in concert, playing the Mozart
sonata, opus So, a two plano compost
I tion, while Mr.. Dambois will have the
| novel experience OF playing the famous
Boellman variations to his own accom-
paniment, reproduced by the Duo-Art
plano.
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Activities at St. Augustine

ST. AUGUSTINE. Fla. March l5.-Ient
has made little changes in the social life
In st. Augustine. Entertainments for
charity. dances. dinner parties and surf
bathing continue to be the principal
diversions. The majority of the cottage
colony will remain until late in April
The Rev William \. Sunday and Mrs
Sunday and Prof. Homer Rodeheaver are
a. the Alcazar for the two weeks Of re.
rWal meetings here. Billy" Sunday
gave q talk before a large audience in
the drawing room OF the hotel
Miss Leila Sinclair Gordon OF WASH
inston, d. C., has joined Col. IL Rte
man Duvals party of young people Mt
the .Alcazar that includes his daughter.
Miss Mamie Campbell Duval, Miss
Eugene C. Pichon OF New York and
Miss Elizabeth Gordon OF Baltimore.
Mrs. NJ. G. Wageman and her daugh-
ter, Miss Stella Wageman OF New York.
have returned from Palm Beach and are
a tho Alcazar for the remainder or the
season.
Mr. and Mrs. John d. Fairchild, who
always spend the greater part OF each
season at the Alcazar, have returned
from trip to Miami and are here for
some weeks before returning TO their
home in Brooklyn.
Lady Violet Astor and her soldier
husband, Capt. John Jacob Aston OF
England, arrived on n helated honey
moon this week at the Ponce de Leon.
Capt Aston lost part Of his left leg
in the war lie is the youngest son OF
Baron Aston, who before his elevation
TO the peerage was William Waldorf
Aston Of New York. Lady Astor was
the widow OF Major Lord Charles Rairne,
who fell on the battlefield in 1914.
Mrs, Alfred S. Gillctt Of Washington
Is guest of the Ponce de Leon, where
she will spend the late season.
lato arrivals at tie Hotel AlcaZar
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AIKEN, S. C.

AIKEN. S. G, March 15.-March has
always been the popular month FOR polo
players at Aiken, and this year is no cN-
Coption There are many new players and
more are expected. in the Highland Park
golf tournament for the benefit OF the
Fatherless children OF France Fund the
championship was Won by the Rev. L.
r Ford Of Aiken. Cups we're presented
by the committee, which consists OF
Charles W, McCutchen. W. T.. Gardner
aud !. u. Corliss. The proceeds from
the Monday evening bridge parties a:
the Highland Park are devoted to the
same fund.
Among the recent arrivals at the High
land Park are Chick Evans, the famous
SOLE player: MIR. and Mrs T. G. Root and
Mrs.. Henry Grotz, Detroit; Mr.. and
Mrs. s. f, Galloway, W. i. Gould!uG,
New York ety. Mr.. and Mrs, l., g.
Grace. Bethlehem Pa; Mrs. Robert
Robson and James Norton, Chicago :;
Miss f. G. Bacot and Miss f.. H. Launt
Morristown, y. T.; Mr.. and Mrs. William
T. Sachc. Winchester. Mass. and sidney
Metcalfc, Morrlstown, y. j., who has
just returned from active service over
seas, having been Gassed and wounded.
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q . 0V0sawooe- -gaoEs.eee

tho tennis courts and he was taken
to a lookup, where no one would
prefer charge. The man who
made the accusation told Fos-
ter the man under arrest was wire
Taper who had defrauded him out Of
$4,000 last season at Fort Lauderdale,
but he refused to give his name and
while the police were being sent for got
out and could not be found. There have
been no robberies here this year, owing,
it is thought. to the failing OF gang
that had worked here in the past and
increased police protection
More than 1900 in cash was raised
at tea for charity this week at Ell
Poiniente, the winter home Of Joseph
Ritter of New York. The first bridge
prize, a gold wrist watch. was won
by Mrs. Leon Hartmann. The other
prize winners were Mrs Thomas Bar
bour, Mrs J. X. Pendleton. Mrs. j..
r. Hill and Mrs. Charles Hill. Mrs.
Louis Stumer was the auctioneer Others
assisting were Capt. Peter Latham,
Clarence Busch, Mrs. James King
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ORLANDO, FLA.

ORLANDO, Fla, March 16.-March In
Florida is the month when out Of door
entertaining can be done under perfect
weather conditions.
This past week Mr.. and Mrs T. Pic
ton Warlow begun the season lawn par
ties by giving q dance and musical at
their beautiful winter home.
As a going away party for the ar
lists Of the Music Festival Mrs. Brax-
ton Beacham gave a buffet supper on
last Tuesday night
a Mrs Herbert c. Deuel. OF Buffalo. Mrs.
". r. Palmer and Miss Kellogg of Now
York are house party guests of Mrs.
James Laughlin 3D.
Cornelius Vanderbilt. who is touring
Florida in his automobile, stopped for a
day in Orlando.