New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-03-09
Palm Beach Cay,
With Golf and Tennis
Tying With Dancing

yang ~ AtE EFsiSaessf&
Srcctll Correspondence
PALM BEACH. Fla. March s. There
as as yet been no break IN the rush OF
|rid-season, and Palm Beach is to-day
fascinating three ring circus in which
|sis impossible for an obserer to gather
aore than smattering of what is i'm
fogress. II is q remarkable feature
si the life here that the tourist, with
'oihinc on earth TO do but have q good
'ne, can scarcely find spare moment
g' OF the day for leisure. The season
las reached the stage where everything
IS speeded up. and especially is this
ne Of the night parties, which now
as; we'll into the small hours of the
morning and not .nfrequently until
san-up. Not a few Of them this week
have started in at a. M. in order that
the hosts might make use Of some one
Of the five orchestras busted until then
in the usual entertaining about the two
hotels or the clubs.
Peace Gayety Starts
party that harlzed back 10 the DAYS
before the war and occasioned not
little comment was that given last Sun
Tag night by Russell G.. Colt in honor
:. Mrs. Morgan Belmont This was
ar what Is sometimes referred to as
he inner set here. The entertaining
tarted in with dinner at Bradley's
nd continued ~ the Floral Park Casino
'sar by with Sunday night dance, the
Inst held IN Palm Beach in two years.
lsnciig is never done on Sundays at
] 1a hotels, but so-called sacred
tinces," because held Sunday night,
ssre much il vogue here three and four
aascns ago, when +. Clarence Jones,
4 New York, used to entertain 200
lrople IN that manner weekly
Play COLI for Charity
In order that the runner-up and
hampton in the woman's golf tourna-
asnt Of ten DAYS ago might have an
'taer try-oIt. Miss Elaine Rosenthal,
vao holds the Western golf title. and
! Aiis Bessie Fem, q Poland Springs,
VIC defeated her in the tourney here
''' The STATE title, agreed to match
a. the Country Club early this week
a beneat for inc Red Gross. There
VS. large gallery and +. S. Wheeler.
president q the United States Coli
association, auctioned off the privilege
o. eaddying for the players, purchas-
eanlege 10 Benjamin Rosenthal, of
Chicago. Society girls tagged the
query for the charity, after 4 fash
@aable audience had come out from
number of lunchcons given IN con
lection with tho eolfng event at the
s.euntry Club. Miss Rosenthal won
ne match, TWO up and three to play,
ga In so doing established new low
fgr n n =.
~sMng the round N so.
rrecedlng the match, Mr.. and Mrs.
award Luckerbacn, Of New York, gave
ianeneon for fourteen guests at the
.ae; Ars. Maitland Alexander enter
A'Aeo party OF sixteen, and some Of
sc others entertaining luncheon
fsn!es were Mira. Theodore Hicks, Mrs.
soseph WiGencr, Mrs. Frederick Lew
s,Snn' Mrs. Edward Wilde, Mr. and Mrs.
ss.a~Srd Hough, Mr. and Mrs. Leland
I.sry' Thomas II. Kennedy, Nauder
Ssag.ey, Mrs. Caleb Johnson, Philip
ccy.oin, Mrs. =. 2. Sloane, Mr.. and Mrs.
Tg.1,'es r. Van Week, jr., Mr. and Mrs.
sssa r. Fish, Mr. and Mrs. william r.
y.'sOa' lieutenant Colonel Frank r.
Osdgs 80 - ~ d '''''0" anu q l.
a.. large crowd Of society people
ts~sa regular afternoon session At
FhnlH courts, where the annual
81. a1msnt for tho Florida champion
,j. s wa m progress for the first tirue
er,.. Me var started. MANY Of the
-. payers who used 20 come here
.1l IN the service, but many good
.s -se'S appeared. Among tho best
"h were Craig Biddlc, Fred G. IN
/ = e. ehn Frederick T. Frel4nrhiiyseft
h ~ s mems singer, While nc 'eadcr
| H. az "pin'n's tourney VA IS couYsc
B;u,s "ss,,ona champion, Mies MoNA
! sssII, ono won the singles final
"a - ~ Two straight acts, defeating
IL ..t'sanora SCARF, If Boston.
"a. sae womcn's doubles Mia p;ur-
rs was paired with Mrs.. II " VIII
tsisssMn eS,oston, and they defeated Mrs.
n ssnaw, I'd, and Mrs. J. L. grem-
tssys- Nsw York, s~2, GO. Mlas
sis.ssa ana Mrs. Rawson Wood ont
brsrIs. 'heir opponents in the other
nss sxs oi me remi-fnaIs and werc
attended, In any whv be. ""D T sla
ssesys' NJ L,fF~'aohn, Of Deal, and Mra.
s.rslys. "'aener, Of p6iladeloh,a IN
AL sets, g 2, 9 J.
1 kn d.. remaining At hje villa oorv
4 lsft H. ~ mo II. Kahn ard b,x ouesfe
first ~ s .s' York fathcr suddenly The
Y, dr. Former Ambassador james
RssdsssS Lieutenant Colonel O.
AGsRtensnt CuIouel Frank