New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-03-23


notable features to be embodied in the
plans.
New Workers Entertain y
Several hotels arranged St. Pat
rick's Day fetes. although society con-
at night. Fully two hundred couples
danced early in the evening and then
adjourned to the Royal Palm grill,
where the gayety continued until long
after midnight. Among those from
Manhattan entertaining in the grill
on st. Patrick's eve were Mr.. and Mrs.
John j. Watson, jr., Mr.. and Mrs.
William Boyce Thompson, Mr.. and
Mrs. James r. Sheffield, Mr.. and Mrs.
Philip 1. Davis, Miss Helen Bagoe,
Miss Muriel Cakes, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Stewart Smith, H. Nelson
Slater, Mrs. George A. Douglas, Miss
q. Jacqueline Archer, Lawrence Tuck
er, Percy r. Pyne, I'd; Mrs. R. l.. Lew
is and DR.. S. G. Cant.
BY the purchase this week of two
sections of Everglades land, William
J. Ccnnors, of Buffalo, increased his
holdings in this locality to 5000 acres.
lie expects to devote third Of this
acreage to sugar cane.
Harry S. Black and Lewis Quentin
Jones, of New York, have returned
from an angling trip to Jewish Greek
aboard the cruising yacht Alta. They
caught several big fish, including sail
fish, grouper, kingish and tarpon.
Many on Beach After Golf
The Miami Beach Casino is alive
each morning with bathers who take
their plunge after round of golf.
Frank Huyler, who is visiting her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs Nelson Thrall. and
her cousin, Miss Mildred Warner. Mr..
and Mrs. Clifford Boynton frequent the
Casino during the bathing hour with
Andrew Fulton, who ran down from
Palm Beach for the week Also noted
Lon the sand we're Mrs. Frank Spieker-
man, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Potter
Lyon, Major II. +. Talbot. Miss Jose
phine Shaw, Mrs. Franklin Jones,
Mrs. I. G. Bates Dana. Mr.. and Mrs.
George w. Bloodgood and Mrs Harvey
Williamson.
DR.. and Mrs. L. II. Lyon are enter
tanning at their Edgewater home Mrs.
Floyd Y. Keller and her daughter,
Miss Ruth Keller, Of Englewood. Mrs
Keller has been active in Red Cross
and cantcen work at Camp Merritt
Mrs. David Todd, wife of the pro-
lege, who is spending the winter at
her Cocoanut Grove home, has an
n1ounced the engagement of their
daughter Miss Milliccnt Todd, to
Joseph Thomas, who is with his rcgi-
ment in France. He is son Of Sur
geon General Thomas, who is direct
ing the sanitary work in the Philip
pines. Miss Todd was with the can
teen for six months at Grcnoble in
the Riviera, where she met her fiance
last year.
G. A. Roberts, Chicago steel mag
nate, has anchored his cruising yacht,
Lenore, in Biscayne Bay, after several
weeks in Florida waters. With him
are r: W. Palmer, of Brooklyn. and
John Cragtree, of the Chicago Athletic
Club. He will leave shortly for Ha-
vana
Mrs. Charles Osgood and Mrs.
George w. Moore motored to Palm
Beach on Thursday and were lunch
con guests at the Breakers of Cen
eral and Mrs. Baldwin Day Spilman,
who came down from Hobe Sound on
their yacht.
Guests at Beach Hotel
Among those arriving at the Break
ers at Miami Beach this week were
Mrs. Preston Kenyon, Mrs. Arthur c.
Bartlett, and Mr.. and Mrs F.. r. Good
rich, of New York City; Mr.. and Mrs.
George w. Gair, of Brooklyn; and
Mr. and Mrs. j. +. Melcher, of Engle-
wood.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Spokesman, of
New York and Greenwich, will visit
friends at Savannah before returning
home. Miss Juliette LANCE, who has
been staying with her mother, Mrs.
Joseph LANCE, at Fort Lauderdale has
left for New York.
At the Hotel Urmey are Mr. and
Mrs: II. L. Joseph, DR.. E. ]. Thomas,
| Frederick S. Waterman. Richard RI.
sci, Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore White,
Walter II. Wihgate, w. B. Flint, Peter
}. Carey and family Louis E. Becker,
James B. Dunbaugh, and H. S. Sey-
mour of New York.
Located at the Gralynn are Mr. and
Mrs. Fred T. Tuleride, Mrs. l.. M. Gill
man, Henry A. Doolittle and Miss
Ethel Doolittle, of Newark; Mrs. Alice
Mersean, of Brooklyn; and Mr.. and
Mrs. II. C. BLACKWELL, Mr.. and Mrs.
John j. Delaney, Thomas NJ Delaney,
George A. Steele and Mrs. Jay b.
Young, of New York.
Late registrations at the Halcyon
include Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert w. st.
John, of Brooklyn; James F. Cissel,
Robert W. Cameron, DR.. and Mrs. Irv-
ing Fisher, George N. Gaillard Mr..
and Mrs. Raymond J. Casey and Mr.. ana
Mrs. James G. Mcpherson, of New
| York.