New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-12-21
Christmas to Find
Winter Colony at
Miami Well Filled
intel Reservations Indicate
Season Is TO Have Early
Start: Yachts From North
Already Are on Hand
Special Correspondence

MIAMI. Fla. Dec. 20--Prospects indi-
.s.e that Mami's winter season will be
full siwlsg before the holidays .nsteac
sf;mmediately following them. as in past
.sssons. Reservations at the hotels
show that many Northern families will
spend Christmas week in the South
vc,orjsts have been streaming in from
Pittsburgh, New York. Chicago and
other distant points this week, while
Bscayne Bay is dotted with graceful
Yachting craft All of Miami's hotels
are now open receiving guests, except
me ROYAL Palm, which Will start its
winter season New Years.
Plans are under way to make Miami
The leading polo center IN the South
Carl c. Fisher. who is well known in
ro.orboat racing circles. built q polo
.;eld at Alton Beach last season. and
some Of the best players in the coun-
TRY exercised their ponies here This
winter contests are being arranged
with some Of the prominent Northern
polo teams, such as Aitken. Augusta.
pinehurst and Camden. These events
will commence early III January and
continue well into the spring. Fifty
ponies are already here. among them
being those OF J. c. Andrews. of West
Point, Ind; Robert H Hassler. OF In
dlanapolis: Harold f. Talbot. of Day
ton. and H. Henry Raider. of Chicago
To Spend Winter on Yacht
Asa G. Gambler IT,. former Mayor OF
Atlanta. Ga. and his wife are visiting
giismi aboard their yacht Holasa They
wlll pass the season here. with occa-
onal cruises TO Bimini, Nassau and
qslm Beach
Tie Hotel Urmey was opened for the
winter early in the week. W. n.
lrney. the owner and manager has
ADDED Two floors, making an eight story
haiiding. Z. :. Thomas. Of New York
has made observations at the Urmey
or the season. Although residing at
Palm Beach, Mr.. and Mrs Thomas ex-
pect to fly to Miami frequently in their
tydroplane this winter. They few
clth several weeks ago in their ma
nine from New York Harvey \.
Boome- and Nr. and Mrs. II. L. Clark
New York. Will arrive here shortly
The initial tennis tournament Of the
inter in Mann viii open Christmas
lorninN en- tine Cry Park courts. The
naneg.ng COME i-tse includes ". Z
ecdiaehouss Ralph II. Racey and W
e. hagemar.
lug ~ H" '""
~, = steahiooa' me between New York
Aiani ana havana Will be opened by
- H. uSporn. OF New York, and Fred
=, crosby OF iiiwauAee- Service will
re mar glfated IN January by the City
% MANI, 5vo-ioot vessel engaged in
The WAY. This Will make The first all
water line operating between New
sofN and NJ ami. while It's Hevana
's'''ngs WIZ benefit Florida resort Wis
..ors H. relieving the congestion at
Jose Tore q Spanish ;n,norter Of
Brooklyn, has rented : cottage in Mira
mar lor the season. john NJ. Anderson.
a New York sportsman, has leased a
suite at the Brickell apartments for
+. N. Blotner. Of New York, figured
IN a moonlight seaplane flight at Key
West recently With him were Miss
Pauline Lyman. Of TT. Worth, and Mr.
nd Mrs. Phillip II. Bowman. of Har-
rsourg Pa
James Munson. Of New Haven, is
lending the winter at Florida City
With Mir and Mrs. Arthur Clinton.
Are n ccco,n,t 1xo,o
Mr. '''', 49,
dans non, ~, NJ me e, II ii.lhglol ana
l.rsenn,,o,. -''Ss 'S'hSr hunting 1o"' oi
urnt;,c-s (01,n-' nav Jo'neo WI
winter ~ L| a. JoOoI"u' EioSe lor ohe