New-York tribune., 1920-02-15
spec;ol Dispatch to Tn, Tribun.

PALM BEACH, Fla, Feb 1.-THE
popularity Of golf was demonstrated
here recently with the opening of the
ninehole course Of the Everglades
Club. This links has Just been COM
pleted for Paris Singer by Seth Ray
nor, Charles Blair and MY. Macdonald,
who laid out the course at Southamp
ten. T.. !. Each hole is patterned
after a prototype on leading Amer
tcan and European golf courses
Interesting glimpses are obtained of
Lake Worth and the ocean from sew
eral holes. A large crowd witnessed
the first four-ball match, played be-
tween F. Roosevelt Scovell and William
Robertson, professional at the Ever
Glades Club, and Malcolm Stevenson,
of New York, and Arthur Fem, Palm
Beach Golf Club professional.
This new course was opened one year
to day after the Everglades Club
was launched, and an anniversary tea
was arranged in celebration of the
event. Among those entertaining were
Mrs. Fred Singer, Mr.. and Mrs. Quen-
tin Jones, Mr.. and Mrs. Jerome Bona
parte, Mrs. Sherwood Aldrich, Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Pillsbury, Dr. William L.
Kingsley, Mr.. and Mrs. William G.
Warden, Mr.. and Mrs John L. Watson,
Mr.. and Mrs. Homer A. VESSEL. Mrs.
Whitney Lyons, Miss Marjorie Wood
house, Robert c. Wheeler, Thomas
Eastman and Conroy Mitchell.
Every one has been thinking in
terms Of golf, as the South Florida
championship is being played over the
Palm Beach Golf Club course, The
largest field ever entered in a golf
tournament here turned out. S. G.
Stlck!ey, Of the st. Louis Country Club,
former transmississippi Champion
won the qualifying round with card
OF 30, Golfers figuring prominently in
the tournament were NJ. X. Wilson,
Glen View; ". L. Richard. Engineers
Club; James R. Hyde, South Shore;
?. Ordway. Whitberry Yacht Club; J.
B. Elwell, Apawanis; H l.. Will
loughby, Merton; c. B. Grier, Montreal
Country Club; A. P. Clapp. Garden
City, and H. B. Newton. White Marsh.
The Everglades Club is growing rap
idly. Among those joining it recently
were James ". Anyon, lie Roy Baldwin,
Thomas Barbour, Cooper B. Bryce,
Hamilton Carhar,. Jay +. Carlisle. Ed
ward Clarke Crossett, Winthrop
Dwight Thomas c. Eastman and DR.
Frank L. Humphrles. of New York; r.
L. Huntzinger. of Greenwich, Conn;
Jonathan Godfrey, OF Bridgeport, Conn,
and A. f. Dieterich, of Milbrook, n. Y.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Goeot, of New
York, are expected to arrive at the
Breakers next Wednesday.
The Palm Beach Country Club has
been the center for many gay luncheon
and dinner parties this week. a not
able luncheon was arranged by MI and
Mrs. Sherwood Aldrich, and another
was given by Mr. and Mrs. Paris Singer
for Mr.. and Mrs. Jerome Bonaparte
Mr. and Mrs. Philip Boyer enter
tanned two dozen guests at q dinner
dance TT the Country Club Tuesday
evening. Among those attending were
Mr.. and Mrs. William Thaw Cd. Mr.
and Mrs. Douglas Paige, Frederick H.
Johnson. Mr.. and Mrs. Gurnee Mum,
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Leonard Replogle, Mr..
and Mrs. Jack Rutherford, Rodman
Wanamaker %. Oliver Isein. Mr.. and
Mrs. Paul Denclla Mills, Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Mum, Mir. and Mrs John c.
King, Mr.. and Mrs. David r. Calhoun,
Joseph b. Elwell and Harold Wander
bilt
With an urgent appointment to be
kept in New York early Saturday and
trains interrupted by floods in northern
Florida, Jack Holloway, leading man
of the Constance Talmadge company
and Mrs. Halloway. flew tc Jacksonville
in seaplane Wednesday afternoon
and made train connections for the
North. Miss Norma Talmadge and Miss
Constance Talmadge were among hun
dreds a. the Palm Beach Hotel pier
who watched the departure of Mr.. and
Mrs. Holloway,
monster sailtish, the largest caught
in several seasons at Palm Beach, was
hooked by w. W. Jones, of Detroit,
Wednesday, aboard the boat Twilight.
The giant measured nearly EIGHT feet
in length. Mr.. Jones is in line for one
OF the Sailfsh Club prizes, unless q
larger specimen is caught.
Despite prohibition days the Beach
for hundreds of VISITORS. Harold Van
derbilt gave dinner there Tuesday
evening 3Sor ten friends. Prince di
Montereale entertained at luncheon re-
Gently for Miss Alice Deamar, Miss
Evangeline Johnson, Lieutenant Azonvo
and Platt Hubbard. Among other par
ties were those Of W. l.. Kingsley and
a. II. Mccarthy. Josiah II. Cosden,
who arrived from the North late in the
week, also entertained.
The Cocoanut Grove Is scene of
gayety during the afternoon dances.
entertaining groups there recently
were Mr.. and Mrs. Frank B. Stearns.
Harry Petit, Mrs. John Harris, Mrs.
James B. Taylor, Mr.. and Mrs. Horace
autchins Work, Mr.. and Mrs. S. Mast.
.Ar. and Mrs. David r. Calhoun, Russell
Gowles, Mr.. and Mrs William r.
S!mons and Mr.. and Mrs. William
Thaw Sd.