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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-11-16
ROYALISTE MA VRCHU.

Ath&ny, Is. list. Premier We
nizelos Sc SWIM kabinetem re.
signovaI dnes q admiral Coun-
douriotis, regent Recka, postal
pro Jifiho Rhallise, jemuz bude
asi svSreno sestaveni noveho
ministerstva. Rhallis jest kmet
SO-lety po mnoho rokd bral
cilou ueast ma politice Recka.
Pafiz, Is. list. Havasova de-
pese z Athsn pravi, ze dosa-
vadni zn8ms vysledky potvrzu-
il volebni 1spSch oposice, jez
c;ni 81 n6roky ma ESQ mist We
snsmu. Vladni casopisy tvrdi
vsak, ze vlada udrxi 81 malou
vstsinu v novem snxmu.
Atheny, Is. list. Oposice cini
81 naroky ma zdrcujfcf vitezstvi,
a dokonce pry j sam Venizelos
byl porazen We meste Piraeu.
~ Kabinet sesel Sc dnes w.
dal nasledujfcf prohlaseni:
a"Jest zjevno, ze vlada Sc my
lila We SVEN otekavan( while
dem, X volbam, ackoli urcite
vysledky nejsou dosud znamy.
Vytka tech vysledkI, tax a.
by mohla odevzdati moe strane
naznacene volicstvem v souhla-
su S dstavou, aniz by vyckavala
svolanf snemu."
v Rampant Sc jednalo o to-
zdali dffv9isf kral Konstantin
ma sc vratiti ma trGn. s neho2
byl sesazen b9hem svetove val
ky. Pc smrti krale Alexandra
trdn byl nabfdnut princi Pavlo-
vi, ale tyz zadal, aby lidu dalc
sc k rozhodnutf, zdali otec je-
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-11-16
SVAZ NARODU v Ease
DAM.
BelgiGan Hymans zvolen trva-
lynn pfedsedou. Presidentu VIII
sonovi poslan pozdravny tele-
gram.

Geneva, Is. list. Poprve v
historii sveta al narodG shro-
mazdilo Sc We spoletne rad6
dnes, kdy prvni zasedani shro-
mazdeni Svazu NarodG bylo
zahajeno.
Paul Hymans, dr:vejsi pre-
mier Belgie a hlava belgicke
delegace, byl zvolen trvalym
predsedou. Amerika jest trap
ne pohfeSovana. Dotkl Sc toho
Svycarsky president Motta,
kdyz promluvil k navrhu, ably
pozdravny telegram byl po-
Sian presidentu Wilsonovi.
Pravil: "Pfidal bych k tomuto
vzkazu dikd nadeji, ci spise O.,
sire citenou touhu, ably Spojene
Staty Americke CO nejdrive "a
ujaly We Svazu misto Jim prina-
lezejici." Navrh ma poslani po-
zdravneho telegramu presi-
dentu Wilsonovi byl puvodne
dan britickym delegatem Bar
nesem, znamym delnickym pre-
dakem a byl vrele podporovan
pfedsedou Hymansem, jenz
pravil: "My vsichni spojujeme
Sc v prani dobra presidentu
Wilsonovi, jenz byl dusevnim
otcem Svazu a ia povinnost
jest nam velmi draha vzdati
mu tanto hold, -
Pracovnf organisace shro-
mazdenf byla utvofena dnes a
pozistava ze sesti vybord, z
nicha kazdy ma Al clend, totiz
jednoho "a kazdy zastoupeny
narod.
Vsechny otazky agendy bu-
dou rozd9leny mezi tyto vybo-
ry a v plnem shromazdeni bu-
de Sc o Mich jednati jenom
kdyz budou o Mich podany
zpravy vybord. Predsedove
techto vybori budou, moci to-
no 1fadu, mistopfedsedy shro-
mazdeni.
z dosavadnich debat jasne
vysvitlo, ze lord Robert Cecil,
zastupce Jizni Afriky, Leon
Burgeois a Rene Viviani, "a
stupci Francie a Signor Tittoni,
zastupce Italie, stanou Sc asi
vudcimi postavami We shroma-
zdenf a ze male staty jevf du-
cha neodvislosti nehodlaji
pfijmouti zadneho pfedem pfi-
praveneho programu, aniz by
do toho nem9li CO fici.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-11-16
" ARMENSKU JE ZLE.
Hlavni mSsto mlade republiky
vyklizeno a lid We zdeseni uti-
ka pred tureckymi nacio-
nalisty.

New York, Is. list. Erivan
hlavni mesto Armenske repu.
bliky, bylo vyklizeno, vsechno
spojeni mezi s Alexandropo.
lem Tiflisem, d1lezitymi ze.
leznitnfmi stredy, bylo dplne
pferuseno, cimz Armensko osa-
moceno Cd venkovniho sveta a
costa z Ardahanu do Ardanau-
ce hemzi Sc zenami d6tmi u
tikajfcimi 1dolim reky Tchoro-
ku do Batumu, die kabelovych
depesi obdrzenych We zdejsim
hlavnim stanu spolecnosti pro
pomoc ma blizkem vychode.
Soueasne dosly zvesti, ze
Mustafa Kemal pasa v cele tu-
reckych nacionalistickych sbo-
rd, operujicich proti Armen-
sku, naridil Gruzfnske Wade,
aby vyklidila Batum ma Ger
mem mort a ze gruzinska arma-
da byla mobilizovana, ably ha-
jila toto pfistavni mesto. Ka-
belogram dnes obdrzeny Uni:
"Vojenske veleni Armensks
republiky bylo nuceno poslati
Cast naseho vojska, operujiciho
proti Turk6m v oblasti Ale
xandropolu proti tatarskym re-
belGm, kteri sc organisovali
nam tyle, blize Mont Ag.
Baba. Tyto okolnosti ucinily
nutnym vyjednavanim, jehoz
vysledkem bylo docasne prime
Fl S Turky od 7. listopadu.
"Francouzska misse v Tifli-
su sdeluje, re byl Alexandra
pol dobyt. Nemame zadnych
zprav z Alexandropolu aniz z
Karsu, ale vsichni Americane
jsou nepochybne V bezpeci.
Spoieni mezi Alexandropolem
a Tiflisem preruseno ma neurti-
to-
Charles Vickery, hlavnf Sc
kretar spolecnosti pro pomoc
ma blizkem vychode, mluve O
praci teto organisace, pravil:
"Nas maietek a nasi pracov-
nici byli opetovne vydani ma
milost. nepfejicich nam vo-
jenskych sill, ale ami jednou
zadny zastupce spolecnosti pro
pomoc ma blizkem vychode,
neutrpel osobMho nasili Sc stra
ny Turkn aniz bolsevikG a mas
majetek nebyl nikdy skonfisko-
van aniz privlastnen."
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-11-16

In. urady byly prot1 velice Pfc
kvapeny, kdyz v sobotu vecer
na!ezena byia mrtvola pohfeso-
yane a to We stavu, Nery. sam 0
sobe nasvedtuie tomu, ze Ko-
rousoya neseSla Sc sveta smrtl
pfirozenou.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-11-16

no mel bv ae vrAtiti do Recka
z vvhnanstvf.
Jedin2 v tom pffpad9. kdvby
lid rozhodl proti Konstantino-
vi, pravil, pfijal by nabfdku
fecke vl&dy.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-11-16
SOVETOVE ARMADY v Sc.
BASTOPOLU.
Cely krymsky poloostrov jest
nyni moci bolsevikd, jichz We
lika pfesila zvitSzila mad
Wrangelem.

Cafihrad, Is. list. Sebasto-
pol padl do rukou sov6tovych
armad v 5 hodin v ned9li odpo-
ledne, kdyz vsechny plany ma
vyklizenl mesta byly pine pro-
vedeny, die sd6leni obdrzene-
no zde. Gen. Wrangel odesel
pry posledni, vstoupiv ma kfiz-
mix Kornilov, zdraven jsa mad
Sene vojskem. Bolsevici mali
nynf pod kontrolou cely Krym-
|sky poloostrov.
Baronka Wrangelova a rnz-
ne misse v Sebastopolu byly
vzaty ma francouzskou valec
nou lod' Waldeck-Rousseau.
Americke torpedoyky Whip
pie, John Edwards a Humph-
reys, kdyz byly privezly rane-
ne lidi bojI Sc nelcastnici
sem, nastoupili zpatecnf play
bu do Jalty a Theodosie, ably
dale pomahaly v prevalent u
prchlikd.
Ohen, jenz vZnikl naho-
dou, znicil cenne zAsoby Ame-
rickeho Cerveneho Krize v Sc
bastopolu. Cast zbozf byla vsak
zachranena. Americky Cerve-
ny Kriz v Cafihrade pecuje o
ranene a nemocne poskytuje
satstvo jine politely.
Kantreadmiral McCully cd
plul do Jalty ma americke tor
pedovce Oyerton. Spojenecti
ddstojnfci pfijfzdejici sem re
Sebastopolu jsou toho mineni,
ze rudy prival bude 'zadrzen
cd hor kolem Theodosie, az
bude MONO provesti vyklizeni
a postarati Sc o lidi, kteri ne
chteji vyckati bolSeviki. Deset
tisic Wrangelovych vojakh jest
pry odvazeno Krymu.
Gen. Wrangel sdelil novi-
nafskym zpravodajim v Seba-
stopolu. ze pet rudych armad
soustredenych proti nemu eta
10 vice nez 100000 muzi, jak
bylo dokazano zadrzenymi IL
stinami. Dvacet tisfc techto by
la jfzda rozdelena We tfi skupi-
ny.
Jfzda gen. Budennyho, jenz
opustil protibolsevicke sbory a
pfidal sc k bolsevikhm, utrpela
nejvice, die gen. Wrangela, ze-
imena ma dnstojnfc{ch.
I Washington, Is. list. Vsech
amer. valecnych lodi v cerno-
mofskych vodach bude pouzito
k Prevalent uprchliki z Kry-
mu. Rozkazy v tom smyslu by
ly dnes vydany kontreadmira-
lu McCullymu. veliteli ameri-
cke flotily ma Cernem mofi.
Londyn, Is. list. Jezto Vel
ka Britanie nikdy neuznala
Wrangelovu vladu v jiznfm
Rusku a nynf vyjednava Dol
seviky znovu zahajenf OBJ
chodn{ch stykd Sc sovetovVn1
Ruskem, britske lod'stvo v Ger
nem mofi) setrva We sv6 dosa-
vadnf neutralite. bylo zde %
znameno dnes. Zpravy z Cafi-
hradu, re britske valecne LODI
stvo bude pomahati blockade
cernomorskych prfstavi. byly
prohlaseny "a bezpodstatne
admiralitou.
New-York tribune., 1920-02-29
Old Point Comfort Folk
Enjoy Week Of Cayet,

OLD POINT COMFORT, Va, Feb. 2s.
A series Of receptions, luncheons,
dinners and swimming pool contests
prepared for the entertainment Of Cen
eral Pershing and his staff at Old Point
Comfort. Va, over Washington's Birth
day were continued throughout the
week at the Hotel Chamberlin. Among
the New Workers participating In the
general gayety were Commander and
Mrs. Russell Barber, Mr.. and Mrs. II.
P. Jameson, Samuel c. Dobbs, Mr.. and
Mrs. J. W. Darville, Mrs. Walter E.
Phelps, Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar E. Gross,
Charles L. Berger, Mr.. and Mrs. F. W.
Daniel Bernstein, William Craig, Mr..
and Mrs. Ivor B. Clark, Mr.. and Mrs.
Arthur R: Beskman. Mrs. Nelson J.
Connell, Miss Kate I. Cooney, John r.
Fairbanks. Richard D. McCloskey,. John
O'Neill, Daniel H. Appel, j. G. Appel,
Mrs. Carl Rienze, Miss Marie Rienze,
Miss Frances s. Bates, Miss Isabelle
Law, Frank B. Wilson, Arthur Balfour,
c. D. Budd, Mrs. Lawrence King, Mrs.
Lloyd Whitehouse. c. B. Parks, Mr.. and
Mrs. W. N. Lowry, Mrs. Edith King
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hadcock, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Pepper, Mr.. and Mrs. E. B
Heyes, Benjamin Kohl, William P
Baule, Mrs. NJ. H. Marshall, Miss Kath-
crime Tingling. Mr. and Mrs. c. Arthur
Hirsch. Mr.. and Mrs. A. W. Moreley, c.
j. Moreley, J. P. Hurley, DR.. Edwin 7
Redmond, T. G. Curran, Mr.. and Mrs
n. Ellis. Miss Isabelle c. Van Kirk,
Mr.. and Mrs. F. E. Ellis, Mrs. Cornell
Wooley and Taylor Wooley.
New-York tribune., 1920-02-29
White Sulphur Springs
Mecca for Soiourners
Hotel Reservations Indicate
Spring Season VIII Be
Unusually Cav
Special Dispatch to The Tribune

WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, w. Va,
Feb. 2S.-Throngs of pleasure seekers
have arrived at the Greenbrier this
week, and from the many reservations
and hosts of arrivals there is little
doubt that the spring season will
be unusually gay. Sojourners who en-
joy stroll before breakfast have
found the early morning hours most
delightful.
Mrs. George E. Tener and her daugh-
ter, Miss Edith Tener, of Sewickley,
Pa, and Mrs. Stephen NJ Clement, of
Buffalo, N. Y, arrived recently for a
visit Of three weeks and to take the
baths.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter W. Price. of
New York, spent several days here this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. F. Rawlins, of New
York, have arrived for visit of sew
eral weeks.
Mrs. Jonathan Dixon, Of Allenhurst.
N. j., and her daughter, Mrs. NJ. F.
Ross, of New Brunswick, N. j., are at
the Greenbrier.
Hugh Pattison, Mr.. and Mrs. s. S.
Prince and Mr.. and Mrs. William Clay
ton are arrivals from New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew r. Dougherty
and their daughter, Miss Elizabeth
Dougherty, of Philadelphia, have ar
rived here from Hot Springs to spend
week.
New-York tribune., 1920-02-29
Seashore Resorts
Of Jersey Launch
Publicity Campaign
Officials of Monmouth Coun.
ty municipalities Plan Inn
provements in Railway
Transportation to Coast

AsBURY PARK. Feb. %. At Il
luncheon to-day at the Marlborough
Vote! officials from virtually every
Monmouth County resort, comprising
the membership of the Monmouth
County League Of municipalities, dis
cussed the extensive campaign Of adver-
tising which is to be started in the near
future. dinner, which is 20 take place
on March 19 and which is to be attended
by Governor Edward I. Edwards aud
officials of the Central Railroad Of
and the New York & Long Branch
Railroad, over which the frst two men
toned roads operate their shore trains,
also was arranged. This dinner is ex-
pected to bring about a better under
standing between the interested mu-
inequalities and the railroads ON the
question of necessary railroad service
for the north Jersey coast. Mayor
Clarence Z. F. Hetrick Of Asbury Park
chairman of the league, presided.
Despite the fact that preparations
for the coming season have been more
or less curtailed on account of the in
clement weather, there is manifest
along the entire coast line an awaken
ing to the possibilities of an early
opening Of the season. Within the last
few weeks two hotel projects--one IN
volvng the construction Of a s2500,-
600 hotel in the Wanamassa section of
Asbury Park and the other for the
erection of $1,O00,oO0 hostelry on the
beach front-have been presented to
the business men of the coast through
the Asbury Park Chamber of Com
merce.
Virtually every resort on the coast is
planning extensive improvements and
new attractions. At Belmar, Council
man Paul zizinia has sponsored several
important municipal projects. One
beach front casino at q cost Of 800
600. the plan calling for a modern ma
tatorlum,, bathing grounds. bath
houses. dancing hall and convention
hall. He also has projected the con-
tinuation of the boardwalk for almost
mile to connect with the northern
end Of tho Spring Lake Beach board
walk. Many magnificent houses are
under construction In the beautiful In
let terrace section Of Belmar.
New-York tribune., 1920-02-29
annual Golf Matches
To Open at Camden
Competitions Bef,ceen . Clubs
for Col. Cas,peU Cup TO Start
on S0rsfeld links This Week
SpectcI DispGtch to The Tribune

specaGI DlspGfch TO The Tribune
CAMDEN, S. c., Feb. 2S.-- Miss Ada
Lefingwell gave bridge party at thu
kirkwood on Wednesday afternoon.
The guests included Miss Lamont. Miss
Winifred Sills, Mrs. T. ". Helm Mrs.
Francis G. Cart, Mrs. Lowry, Miss Clara
mbholz, and Mrs. Hull
New Workers al the Kirkwood are
Miss Emmy Whelen, Mr.. and Mrs. Seth
E. Thomas jr., Mr.. and Mrs Blanchard
Atkinson, Miss Susan King, MIR. and
Mrs. Harry r. Balfe jr., Miss Veronica
Balfe, Mr.. and Mrs. r. S. Fales, Willard
S. Blitz, j. W. Grayhurst, Charles G.
Tough, G. A. Adam, 7. C. W. Eblirg.
G. K. Searle, J. A b. Cowles, Charles S.
Cowles, Littleron 3. Wade, J. I. Howe
Sd, Mr.. and Mrs. Beverly Robinson. Mr..
and Mrs. F. NJ. Lowry, Mr. and Mrs.
Henry H. Abbott, Mr.. and Mrs. William
Lockwood, ]. NJ Edwards, Mr.. and Mira.
Reginald Shaw, Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Nc
Kaye, Mr.. and Mrs J. C. Duncan. f. B.
Austin, George Leask, Mr.. and Mrs. E.
c. Clifford, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas ".
Balfe, Miss Barbara Balfe, DR.. and
Mrs. Thomas W. Bickerton and ". A.
Lathrop.
At Hobkirk Inn from New York and
vicinity are Mr.. and Mrs. Amos
Luchars, Mrs. John A. Fry and Nelson
Fry, Edward L. Benedict, Mrs. Fred
erick D. Pelter, s. P. Kelcher, Dr.. and
Mrs. John B. Walker, .Irs. Alexander p
Carver, Mrs. j. L. Undich, Mr.. ard Mrs.
Muiford Martin, George Rainsford
Martin, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry II. Sills.
Miss Winifred Sills. and Mr.. and Mrs
ID. Harper Skillen.
New-York tribune., 1920-02-29
Tennis Tourney
Draws Players Of
Note TO Havana
Contestants Include Craig
Biddle, Beals Wright, E.
C.. Inman, VosheIl, Tilden
and r. Norris Williams
Special Dispatch TO The Tribune

HAVANA, Feb. 2S.-Sportsmen are
finding Havana exceedingly attractive
this winter. The first invitation tour
nament was launched by the Vedado
Tennis Club on Monday, and the
matches drew many American players
OF note. Challenge cups were donated
by the club, to become the property OF
the players winning them three times
The yearly Cuban tournament viii pre-
cede that at Palm Beach each winter
/. Aumagao was first to appear. Other
contestants included W. Tilden jr
Beals c. Wright, Craig Biddle, W. Mer-
Till Hall, r. Norris Williams, r. C. In
man, New York State champion, and
Howard Voshell, indoor champion.
The name of General Leonard Wood
was enthusiastically cheered by Ka-
vana Camp No. l, United Spanish War
Veterans, Monday evening, at their an
nual banquet A message expressing
the clubs best wishes was cabled the
general. This was especially signif-
cant, because several men present had
served with him in Cuba.
Many Americans attended the gay
Venetian ball at the Sevilla Thursday
evening of last week. One Of the most
brilliant functions this season was a
ball at the Palace last Sunday evening.
The occasion was the saints day of
President Menocal's daughter Geor-
gina, who recently made her debut.
Many novel costumes were worn by the
dancers.
, The Sevilla Is entertaining Samuel
Heilner, Walter Watson, Miss Mabel
Boil, Mr.. and Mrs. w. Hughes and Mr..
and Mrs. II. l.. Winterer, Of Philadel-
New-York tribune., 1920-02-29
Regatta at Fort Myers
ArouSes Much Interest
Fitty Boats to Participate in
Winter Sports; Benefit Film.
Entertainment Is Successful

Special Dispatch to The Tribune
FORT MYERS, Fla, Feb. 2s.-Cv.s Of
the most interesting features of the
winter in Fort Myers will be the big
regatta, for which plans are being
boats will participate. Alexander G.
Rea. Of Philadelphia, is chairman of
the committee and Dr.. George C. Shell
ton IS treasurer. Among the members
arc E. H. Garcin and E. A. Richard. of
New York City, and F. W. Harris. of
Newark, N. J. There will be seven
races, cash prizes of $40 and SIS being
presented as first and second rewards
in each event except to the winnef of
houseboat and cruiser events, who will
receive pennants.
One of the features will be the exhi
bltion race by the 100-horsepower speed
launch owned by ". I. Harris, Of Madi-
son, N. J.
Fort Myers is much elated over the
success of the series of film entertain
ments at the Arcade Theater during the
week for the benefit Of the Robert E.
Lee Memorial Hospital
MAJOR 1. q. Ferguson, of Washington,
u. G., has been visitor in the citv.
making his home at the Royal Palm.
Thomas Symington, Of New York
City, gave tea recently on board his
yacht Harmony, anchored OFF the Royal
Palm dock. Among his guests were
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. A. Richard, Mr.. and
Mrs. E. II. Garcin. Mr.. and Mrs. F. b.
Burgess. Miss Helen Jackson, New York
City; Mr. and Mrs. T. w. Harris. New
ark, N. j.; Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander Rea.
Philadelphia, and E. II. Keidel, Balti,
more. MIR. Symington leaves shortly
tor cruise to Havana by way of Key
West, where he will make short stav
Recent arrivals at the Royal Palm IN
clude Former United States Senator !
N. Camden and c. E. Roberts, of Yer
sailles, Ky.
New-York tribune., 1920-02-29

phia; Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Bergman, of
Altoona; H B. Parson, Horace Bowker,
Mr.. and Mrs. D. NJ. Benedict, Mrs. An
thony Schultz and Miss A. Schultz, OF
New York
At the Inglaterra are sojourning J.
A. Borncamp, Mrs. F. B. Mcmillan,
Maher Howard, Mrs. N. Bensabad, Miss
Marion Bensabad, Lorenzo d. Arm
strong, Harry R. Craig, J. NJ. Spencer,
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac j. Pernheim, Mer-
ton Morris and Willard V. King, of
New York, and Mr.. and Mrs. John j.
Meehan, of Philadelphia.
Midwinter guests at the TELEGRAPH
include Edward Hammann, of Trenton,
and David Cobar, of Newark
Joining the Northern colony at the
Lafayette this week were Mr.. and Mrs.
L. B. Greenfield, w. A Butts, j. H.
Davoren, OF New York.
7. Herman Vetterle;n, of Philadel-
phia, is a guest at the Inglaterra:
Mr.. and Mrs. r. S. Kent, Of New
York, who arrived in Cuba aboard the
steamer Governor Cobb, are at the Sc
villa. Andrew D. Forbes, of Philadel-
phia, who arrived on the same steamer.
is at the Lafayette.
Mr.: and Mrs: Carl K. Dresser. Of
Bradford, Pa. have joined friends at
the Sevilla for an extended sojourn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Byron C. Harrington
and their daughter, Miss Bernice Har-
rington, of Syracuse, have left for the
North, after an extended sojourn in
Havana.
New-York tribune., 1920-02-29
Hunters at Dayto1a
Bag Four Florida Deer
John d. Rockefeller Entertnins
30. Party at Paul Althouse
Concert: Nc,o Yorkers Guests

SpectGt Dispatch TO The Tribune
DAYTONA, Fla, Feb 2s.-Two
Northern visitors, James E. Allard and
j. M. Kugler, accompanied by two
guides have just returned from a shoot
ing trip Of four days with four fne
specimens Of Florida deer. Two Of the
four days were spent In driving to and
from the shooting grounds. The game
was bagged during the two days in the
woods.
Mrs. c. G. Burgoyne subscribed one
hundred dollars for her box at the
Charity Ball on Tuesday night.
John D. Rockefeller entertained a
box party at the Paul Althouse concert
on Wednesday, night.
A. c. James, of New York and New
port on board the Lanai, spent a day
at the Halifax River Yacht Club en-
route to Cocoanut Grove, where he
owns winter home.
Mrs. George Thatcher Guernsey.
president general of the National So
ciety Of the Daughters of the Ameri-
can Revolution, was the guest of honor
and speaker at the Community Forum
this week
Frank Jones, of New York. who drove
Frank Tracy's Hudson special in the
automobile races last week, winning
flrst prize, has purchased the Commo-
dore, speed boat, and will take it to
New York.
New-York tribune., 1920-02-29
News and Notes About Travel and Resorts
Patriotic Ball and Supper
Dance Given at Lakewood
so)ourners Begin Flocking to New Jersey Resort
for Early Spring Season, and in CONSEQUENCE
Hotels and Cottages Are Becoming Well Filled

son, Miss Dorothy f. Trayser, Mr.. and
Mrs Charles l.. Miller, M. Miller.
Miss j NJ Dunno, Mrs ] Darlington
herbet J. Conell, Stewart Aiken
MISS Kathleen Conlon, Miss Josephine
oonlon, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. A. Coakelyn.
Misses Edna and Ruth Mauss, Miss
Wary McDermott, Mrs. II. V. Frede rick
MISS Emma Leslie, Miss Margaret
0ahlii. Miss Helen Langan and Mr.. and
Mrs. N FRANK M. Manning, of New York
MY; Mrs. John 7. Suydam jr. and son,
Mr.. and Mrs. George II. Ashdown. Misses
NJ. A. and M. G. McDonough. Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Westerfield and Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Olive, of Brooklyn. and
r. q. Perkins, of PHILADELPHIA.
New-York tribune., 1920-02-29
,csan Pier At the centre Of Boardwall

Ocean Pier at the centre Of Boardwalk
life. Wealthy hotel men are back of
the project, which will include entire
rebuilding Of the old structure and
installation Of q theatre and great
dancing and concert halls, as we'll as
other attractions for the Boardwalk
thousands. City rulers have decided
modelled after the Presidio at Havana
to extend the inlet section and furnish
q new and splendid drive for motorists
and promenaders.