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The Winslow mail., 1920-03-19
FOR STATE TREASURER
SAM T. WEBB WILL RUN.

One of the most important state
offices is that of treasurer and for
this position only men of high stand
ing should be considered Sam +
Webb of Maricopa county, measures
up to the high standard and he has
fully decided to go before the demo-
cratic primaries in September, seek
ing nomination as state treasurer.
While native Of California, Mr.
Webb has been a constant resident Of
Arizona for over forty years, during
which time, as a farmer, stockman
miner and all around good citizen, he
has contributed much toward build
ing prosperous state
He served in the legislature in
1882 and has been chosen repeatedly
to help make the laws Four ses-
sions in the house. twice the presid-
ing officer and four sessions of the
senate found Mr.. Webb representing
Maricopa county
He was collector of customs al
Nogales under the Cleveland admin
istration and handled large sums of
money for the government.
Twice he has been chosen treasurer
of Maricopa county. the last time with
out opposition either in primary or
election. He is now custodian of
nearly three million of county funds
deposited in various banks of the
county, to be used for county road
and school purposes.
Mr. Webb still clings to the farm
and together with his son and son-in-
law, he will farm 800 acres in cotton
this season Two big tractors are
now busy plowing and getting ready
to plant
With long and honorable record
as a business man. used to handling
large sums of money Mr.. Webb is an
ideal man to guard the strong box for
the state. Should he be nominated
his election would be assured and his
name would add weight to the ticket
has no better citizen.-Phoe-
nix Messenger, March 9Th
The Winslow mail., 1920-03-19
BOY SCOUTS HOLD
BIG INITIATION.

The Boy Scouts held their annual
initiation in the Guild Hall last Sat
urday night. After being branded
tested for pie eating ability and skill
in blind fold boxing, the following
tender feet were sent to the Electric
chair: Kenneth Cooper, Bertran
Spellmire, Chas. Calm. Jr., Robert
Calm, Calvin Mayes, Merle Hahn
Eugene Woods, Elton Hamilton
Glenn Evans, Clyde Ennis, Stanley
Fish, and Chester Smith. Jr. Those
who remained alive and able to take
nourishment partook of ice cream
cones and cake.
Troop I has completed its member
ship -four patrols of eight scouts
each) and it is hoped that new troop
will be necessary.
Watch for the troop parade a week
from Saturday at Z p. m.
The Winslow mail., 1920-03-19
ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED.

Saturday afternoon the Misses West
Milestone and Hudlow were t he
charming hostesses at a delightful an
nouncement party complimentary tC
Miss Esther Fleming. When the guests
arrived they were given numbers cor
responding to packages which con
tanned sewing. After the articles
were finished the guests were conduct
ed to luncheon presided over by a
large kewpie holding ribbons leading
to favors of small pink roses. Fur.
ther investigation disclosed a tiny
note in the rose bud announcing the
engagement of Miss Esther Fleming
to George B. McNelly. The guest.
present were Misses Cole, Cassin
Fout. Day BLY,, Dinsmore, Wilson
Morgan, Eldrod Pierson, Acker, Rich
ardson and Mesdames Behn, Grover
and Henderson
The Winslow mail., 1920-03-19

John Weimer is in town this week
renewing old acquaintances Mr.. Wei
mer formerly resided here and it is
his first visit to our city in sixyears.
Walter Lyons made hurried bust
ness trip to Holbrook Sunday looking
after his extensive oil interests.
Mrs. Martin Dadey and Mrs. Chris
Sorenson very charmingly entertained
the members of the Literary Club
Wednesday afternoon to delightful
ST Patrick's Day party A guessing
contest was engaged in which created
merriment for the guests after which
the afternoon was spent in playing
cards.
The Winslow mail., 1920-03-19

Mr. and Mrs o. B. Sutton of Phoe-
nix are visiting here this week.
Charles Harp, sheriff of Navajo
county, was in the city Thursday.
DR.. G. l.. Hathaway was taken seri-
ously i'll Wednesday evening with
pneumonia and is now in precarious
condition.
The Winslow mail., 1920-03-19

these things then vote against them
The election is Wednesday March
24th. 1t will be held in tho Washing
ton school and the polls will be open
from 10 a. m. until p. m.
The following from the Attorney
General will be of interest:
Dear Sir:
Answering your letter of the 9th
inst, will state that this department
has heretofore held as it opinion that
where a huband and wife are holders
of community property, no matter in
whose name the record title may ap-
pear, that both are in reality tax
payers upon such property. Each has
an interest which is taxable, and a
conveyance can only be made by
both Joining in the deed and most
certainly both are tax payers. We
have held where husband and wife
are holders of real estate, in the name
of either that both are entitled to vote
at bond elections, if otherwise quail
fed
The Winslow mail., 1920-03-19
Yours very truly,
WILEY B. JONES, Attorney
General of Arizona.

pei w. NIdIIUIIby.
1t is evident from the above letter
that in the case of community proper
ty both husband and wife may vote.
New-York tribune., 1920-01-25

County, new road for automobiles is
opened between here and the South,
eliminating the very rough and badly
rutted Green Island Road to the Knox
and Bede orange grove. The new
route is along the Florida east coast
to Dupont, when the road swings east
ward to meet the asphalt road on the
west side of Halifax from Ormond
and across the Tomoka River. saving
a distance of SIX miles between here
and Ormond-Daytona
The large cottage colony already as
Sembled here for the season had an
other addition TO the list when James
Laurenan Van Alien arrived this week
from New York and leased the Weston
villa. at the south end of the city.
Mr.. Van Allen has with him NJ. Todd,
Of New York, and they are guests of
the Ponce de Leon awaiting the arrival
OF Mrs Van Allen and her children
from Newport. K
The large strings Of fish daily seen
made many of the winter colony aban-
don their automobiles, golf links and
other diversions for their motor and
sall boats and try their luck with the
hshlng gear. A party headed by NAL
colin Ross, of New York, who holds the
Canadian record for the largest small
mouthed bass, went beyond the harbor
to-day and caught in short time 100
pounds of game fish with four lines.
New-York tribune., 1920-01-25
Lakewood Enjoys
One of Best Years
I'm Resorts History
Sojourners Flock to Hotels
i'll Ever Increasing Mum
bers: Ice on the Lake Is
Now Thirty Inches Thick
Special Correspondence

Special Correspondence
LAKEWOOD, Jan. 24.--Icn on the
lake is twknty inches thick, qlhe thick
est 1T has been in nearly thirty years.
SoJournel Is are arriving in. ever in
creasing numbers and the re sort is in
the mid 1t of one of the best wears in
its hist Dry.
One of the sporting featd res of the
week Nfas the winning of tn womcn's
Trap hootlng contest by NJ Miss Sydney
Wash surn. of Minneapolis, niece Of
MAJOR Stanley Washburn, of Forest
AVeh he. The match was held at the
traps Of the Laurel House Gun Club.
MISS Washburn broke suvcnty-seven
rare cts out Of hundred, winning the
mat .ch and establishing the. high record
LOT women shooters at the ocal club.
Among social functions held this
week at the Lake Club was an after
n pom tea given to ten guests by Miss
Vornelia B. Schwartz, of forest Ave
laue.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. W. Wilcox, of For
est Avenue. entertained several friends
at their residence over the week end.
Inc party was in honor of che birthday
Of their son. Franklin. Among the
guests were Mrs. +. NJ. Iornex and
daughtem, Miss Elsa, Of New York
Sporting circles we're interes ted this
week llk the report that p. S. p. Ran
dolph ST, Of Lakewood, PHILADELPHIA
and Newport, is about to purchase the
LeXlngtO Farm. Mr.. Randolph has a
large number of race-horses and polo
ponies and will bring his entire stable
here. he purposes to build half-milc
racetla.ck, in which event horse fans
VIII see many brushes between local
trott ars.
&. Martinclli, grand opera singer, is
at The Laurel in the Pines.
Jae OBJ Wertheim, president of the
AM e''lcan Tobacco Company, with Mrs.
We rlheim and Miss Helen Glynn. is
stop piping for a fortnight at the Laurel
in the Pines, as are Mrs. Grover A.
W halen and daughter, Miss Gertrude
W halen, of New York.
Others at the Laurel in the Pines in
cl ude Mr.. and Mrs. Willis O. Wood,
NJ II. and Mrs. S. S. Furman and family,
fr. and Mrs. S. L. Van Derveer, Mr.
nd Mrs. Walter Mohr, w. Hunt Hall,
Mr.. and Mrs. C. W. Proctor Mrs. Ralph
Harsh, Mr.. and Mrs. George Pinckhard,
Paul Foster, Mr.. and Mrs st. Clair
Howard Armstrong, Mrs. r. W. Sloan,
Mr.. and Mrs. f. l.. Dubosque. Mr.. and
Mrs. J. w. Williams. Mrs. Henry w.
Cannon, Mr. and Mrs. f. B. Wylie, Mr..
and Mrs. j. F. Murphy, Dr.. and Mrs.
T. A. Keirnan, Mrs. +. Jouhet. Mr.. and
New-York tribune., 1920-01-25
Visitors to Tampa Enjoy
annual Opening OF Hotel
''Dance of the Fairies" Elabo-
rate Dinner and Music Help
Entertain Many Norther,lers

Special Correspondence
TAMPA. Fla, Jan. "a Hundreds Of
guests responded to the invitation Of
the Tampa Bay Hotel and entered its
Oriental doors TO celebrate the annual
formal opening, which for weeks has
been anticipated with enthusiasm.
The dining room presented a brill
iant scene,. with it's lavish decorations
of pink roses. rose shaded candles on
the tables adding an attractive touch
TO the color scheme. Dancing was en-
ioyed between the courses of an elabo-
rate dinner, and special ballet num-
ber, "The Dance of the Fairies" was
performed by pupils of Nine. Lee
Scovell, who has returned to the Tampa
Bay for fourth season. The rainbow
tinted gowns OF the participants
blended with the delicate tone of the
overhanging flowers and made the sug-
gestion of fairyland complete. One
hundred tables were reserved for dim
ner guests and many delightful private
parties were entertained.
A. M. Adams, manager Of the hotel.
and Mrs. Adams had among their
guests former Governor Van SAINT and
Mrs. Van SAINT, Of Minneapolis. Mrs.
William Hansberry, Of Newark, n. j.,
was the guest of Dr. and Mrs. H. H.
dinner music furnished alternately by
the hotel orchestra and a azz band
offered opportunity for dancing until
the early morning.
Among the weeks arrivals at the
Tampa Bay are Mr.. and Mrs. John l..
Dickerson, Mr.. and Mrs. W. A. Hig-
gins and Mr.. and Mrs. Earnest Met
calfc. Of New York City, and former
Mayor S. l.. Smith and Mrs. Smith and
their daughter. Miss Agnes Smith, of
Birmingham, N. Y.
The Sunday night orchestra concerts
are becoming popular feature Of the
seasons entertainment, and the semi
weekly dances will begin next week.
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Clark, Of Lake
Hopatcong. n. j., entertained the In
Thursday night. Bridge and five hun
dred were played. after which an
elaborate dinner was served.
Stephen Beckwith- Ayers, Of New
York City, who is spending the Writer
at Clearwater. was guest of Tampa
last week. Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Block
and son, of New York City. are the
guests of Mr.. Blocks brother for Z
short stay.
Dr. and Mrs H. R. Price, of Brook
lyn, are recent arrivals at the Hills
boro.
Mrs. Minnie Wellens Shaw and Mrs
c. A. Weir, of Springville. N. Y, have
arrived to remain through the season.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert w. Leuppie and
son of Niagara Falls are here to re-
main until spring. when they plan to
motor home.
Another diversion for the tourists
is series of sings soon to be in
augurated at the Tourists Club under
the direction of F. l.. Berry
New-York tribune., 1920-01-25
eWs and Notes About Travel and Resorts
Atlantic City Prepares
For Great Spring Rush
Hotels Being Redecoratcd for Lenten Crowds and
Are Booked to Limit for Easter; Steel p Ter to
Open iii February With Concerts as Attra ction

lory jr. Mrs. Harmon August is enter
tanning Miss Haight of New York
at the Marlborough Blenhem. Mrs.
Leita MacGregor arrived with Mrs.
Frederick M. Whitman for an ext ended
visit.
arrivals at the Aamac. Bertram Har-
rison arrived at the Alamac from New
York Mrs. J. f. Curtis and Nit NJ.
W. Curtis arrived at the Strand from
Brooklyn. Mrs. II. II. Borden is at
that hotel with Mrs. J. T. Cu.ytis. Miss
Susan Stewart is visiting Mrs. r II.
McMartin, of Philade lphia, at the Am
bassador Mrs {. Hastings Clark has
joined the New York colony at the Ar
liugton. Mr.. and Mrs. s. @. Stewart
arrived at the Morton early in the
week
New-York tribune., 1920-01-25
Birthday Of Gen. Lee
Social Event in Camden
Concert, Dance and Supper
Among Features Of Celebra-
ton in South Carolina Resort

CAMDEN, S. C., Jan. 24--The an
nual celebration Of the birthday of
General Robert E. Lee at the Kirk
wood was the social function oT
the week in Camden. A concert fol
lowed by dancing and supper was
enjoyed BY many guests from the town
and the other hotels. Among thosc
present were Lord Alastair Leverson
Cover and Lady Cover, who are guests
Of Mr.; and Mrs. Ralph Ellis at their
home here; Captain and Mrs William
NJ Shannon Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ma
rye, DR.. and Mrs. John w. Corbett. M.
and Mrs. Charles G. Fall. Mr and Mrs.
Egmont Won Tresckow, Mr. ard Nh
Eugene d. Blakeney, Mr.. and Mrs. "
L. De Pass, Mrs. X. G. Wilcox. NJ.
and Mrs. H. G. Marvin and Miss Camp
bell.
General Andrew Horo and Mrs. Horo
came by automobile from Camp Jack
son to witness the polo game or Satur-
day afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Irving d. johnson have
arrived at the Court Inn from New
York for stay of several weeks. 9th
ers there include Jackson Owen. Nh.
and Mrs. John 7. Perry and Miss Caro-
line Ten Ecyk. of Long Island and
New York: Mrs. George T. Hughes. of
Cambridge, Mass, and Mrs F. B. Green
hill and Mrs. c. Graham Drinkwater.
Of Montreal.
Mrs. John R. Todd, of New Jersey.
who is spending the season in her
home on Kirkwood Heights. enter
tanned at bridge on Thursday.
Arriving at the Hobkirk Inn from
New York are Mrs. H. Il. Wood, Miss
Charlotte Wood and Francis c. Wood.
Mr.. and Mrs. George c. Cole. Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry c. Turner. Mr.. and Mrs.
Mulford Martin and George Bainsford
Martin.
Francis b. Austin has returned ia
Camden for the winter from his h,,s =
in New York and is staying AZ ths
Kirkwood.
New-York tribune., 1920-01-25
Many New Workers
AT St. Augustine
For Winter Season
Bridge Parties, Dinners,
Coli, Fishing and Motor
ing Make Daily Round of
Pleasure at Noted Resort
Special Correspondence

SpSrtdf correspondence
ST. AUGUSTINE, Fla. Jan. 24-
Ndwnter finds a merry throng at
the hotels and the ever increasing cot
tage colony. Miss Amy MacMillan's
bridge party has been followed by nu-
merous other parties and teas this
gave Il large bridge at her home on
Palm Row
Dinners at the Ponce de Leon have
been numerous. Among those of the
week was one of nineteen covers, given
by Mrs. George NJ. Fletcher, of New
York, Friday evening. The guests were
Brigadicr General Martin D. Hardin,
L. S. A., retired, and Mrs. Hardin, Mr..
and Mrs. Theodore NJ. Livesay, Mr.. and
Mrs. }. Louis kctterlinus. Mrs. Murray
". SeaGears, Mrs. Florence B. Sumner,
Mr. and Mrs. Reginald White. Mr. and
Mrs. Louis j. Hopkins, Mrs }. V. Walsh,
Miss Amy Macmillan. of New York;
Don ii. Bacon. c. b. Lamar and DR..
Andrew Anderson
The first al series Of putting
matches on the Alcazar clock golf
course took place this week. under the
direction Of Mrs. Maxwell c. Black, Of
New York. The prizes We're won by
Mrs Alice C. Wilson. Of Detroit, and
Henry W. Skinner. OF New York.
Walter D. Wltherbee. of Port Henry.
n. T., who is cruising South on board
his houseboat, the Silouan, has stopped
here for several days of golf with Mrs
Wtherbce and their daughters, the
Misses Louise and Annie Wtherbee.
Frederick F. Proctor. of New York.
who came South month ago with Mrs.
Proctor and who have been staying at the
Alcazar, are leaving this week aboard
their house boat, the Georgena II, for
with them is Mrs A. Petou, of New
York
Mrs. Bradish Johnson, accompanied
York, are as usual spending the mid
winter at the Ponce de Leon. coming
from "Woodlands,' their country place
at East lslip. Long Island.
An early arrival of the week was
Lord Quecnsborough, of London, who
is at the Ponce de Leon before going
to Palm Beach to visit his uncle, Henry
A. Bingham. who has a villa there.
Edwin II. Sheldon, of Delhi, N. Y, has
returned to the Alcazar from an automo-
bile trip to Winter Park. Other New
York arrivals at the same hotel include
Mr.. and Mrs Howard Martin. of Albany;
Mr.. and Mrs. r. J. Harkek, of Corn
wall, n. Y; Mr. and Mrs. r. B. Worth
ington. Mr.. and Mrs. +. w. Trabold.
Of Brooklyn.
Harold Sterling Vanderbilt. accom-
panied by Randolf c. Grew and Philip
S. Sears. OF Boston, arrived at the
Ponce de Leon by train from New
York and had his automobile sent
here by boat so as to motor on down
vhe coast to Palm Beach, where MI
Vanderbilt has a cottage for the sea
son. By the reconstruction of the
Dixie Highway, through Flagler
New-York tribune., 1920-01-25

mr. Mrs f. II. Jordan, Mrs. Clarence r
Westln. c. L. Westin jr.. Mrs. G T.
Dean, Mrs. F. NJ. Boothe, Mr.. and Mrs
Charles Belsh, Master Thomas Mil
bank, Mrs. Ludlow A. Stevens. MI. and
Mrs; W. II. Hatch, of New York: Mrs.
"A. M. Marsh, Mrs. J. K Willi1 mson,
Mr and Mrs. $. X. Becker, of h ridge
port, Conn; Mr. and Mrs. c. H erbert
oovell, Of Scarsdale; r. But er, of
Phliadelphia; Mr.. and Mrs. II. .Janette
Taylor, Camden, n. j.; II. f. Molten
haucr and Mr.. and Mrs. c. c. Demine
Of Brooklyn
At the Hotel Virginia ara Mrs. S
Wetzler, d. Schwartz and FAMILY
William Moore and family. Mr.. and
Mrs L. ). Hawk. Dr. A. K. Pc rrn, Mrs
Peter Kane and children, the Misses
Slddons, Miss Power, Charles W. Rus
sell. of New York; Edward W Nc
Lester, Mrs. Edward McLcstcg' Mr.. and
Mrs. J. c. Nutting, Miss Florence f..
Pagan, Miss +. l.. Haight an I'd Mrs. } +.
William Schulze, OF Brooklyn.
AT the Florence in the Pines: Mr..
and Mrs. Owen McEnaney, Mr.. and
Mrs. NJ. j. Hayden, Miss Lillian Jacka-
lard, William CosgriH, Mrs. B. Calfou
and Mrs. A. Brudato, Of Brooklyn;
James j. Colt, Mr.. and Mrs. J. solomon
and Mrs. Henrictte Barnette, OF New
ark; Mrs. Hyman Pantor and daugh-
ner. Mrs. Melvin b. Kaufman, Mr. and
Mrs. L. NJ. Schaetfcr and child, Mrs. f.
r. Debachcr and Mrs. F. T. Kick jr.. of
New York; Miss a. NJ. Schaetfer, Miss
Jessie Heyman and Berthold Ungcr. of
Jersey City,
At the Palmer: Miss Evelyn Keller.
H. Muller, Miss NJ. +. Foley. F. c.
Portefcld, Miss Margaret c. Conlin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur d. Ford and son
Mr.. and Mrs. d. Lure, Miss Dorothy f.
Frayser. Mrs. V. Noelh, Mrs. Herald s.
Robinson. Mr. and Mrs. NJ Silver and
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. H. Miller. Of New
lork; Mrs. Il. Ballou, NJ. A. Nicholeili,
James Shields and Miss Cerline Boll,
OF Brooklyn; j. Fl. Polhemus, of Al
lentown. Penn. and Mr.. and Mrs. j ohm
f. Smith, of South Orange. n. J.
AT the Monterey: Mrs. Rose Shea,
Mrs. A Hendrich, Miss r. Tsch, My
and Mrs NJ c. Wallace 6. W. Blood
good. Mr.. and Mrs. a. L. Cushing and
family and Mr. and Mrs. u. }. Gordon
and family, Of New York. Mr.. and
Mrs p. A. Gerlach and family. Of Riv-
erdalc, N. Y; Mr.. and Mrs. c. W. Had
lev and son and Mrs. Harry Belman,
of Brooklyn, and d. J. Burke, OF Elm
hurst. L. /.
At the Marlborough: Mr. and Mrs.
NJ. Smith Mrs. c. Sanford and daugh-
ter. Miss Frances Smith, II. J.. Mondorf, 6,
Miss c. Mondorf, John c. Congor, Mrs.
c. Marsher, Benjamin Marshcr. Mr.. and
Mrs. II. V. Thompson, Miss Annie La
Plantc, Miss Lydia La Plante, Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. Dieutz, Mrs. George MacLawrin
and Miss Dorette Blohm, OF Brooklyn,
and Hoy Gespingeo II. S. Griggs. T. s.
Ellis and r. NJ. Hause, Of Philadelphia.
At the Clarendon: NJ. Solomon, /.
Kahn and H. Lieberman. of New York;
L. Esendott. Mrs. D. Rubin and Mrs.
j. Kielson, of Brooklyn; II. $. Asheim,
Of Hartford. Conn; Mr.. and Mrs. A..
Cohn, of Norwich, Conn.,, and Lewis
Waldman and II. Rosen, of Toronto.
New-York tribune., 1920-01-25
Pupils OF Cathedral
School Ciue u D0nce
For Garden City Folk

GARDEN CITY, l.. L., Jan. 24.--This
has been gala week among the stu
dents of the Cathedral schools Of St.
Paul's at Garden City, and scores of
friends Of the students came from Man
haitian. Brooklyn and many of the
Long Island villages for the dance held
to-day in the large gymnasium, adjoin-
ing st. Pau's. More than three hun
dred were in attendance. Threescore
or more stopped over for the week end
at the Garden City Hotel.
A number Of those who came for the
dance were entertained at a BLUE Bird"
dinner at the hotel prior to the dance
Among those at the dinner were the
Misses Olivia Bridges, Flora Brookes
Janet DeLnla and Messrs. Arthur Ken
nedy jr.. Thomas Bridges, Hugh TysolA
and Reginald Alton.
Another are dance and dinner par ty
was given by Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh p
Keller. whosesopNs are students at st.
Pauls.
Members Of tha Meadow Brook col
ony were much i-lterested in the an
nouncement Of the marriage last Sat
urday Of Miss Mal,. Kennedey, daMgh-
ter OF Mrs. Maud Van Rensselaer, Ken
medley, of tfempstea d, and Ms.lcolm
Stevenson. one of the crack pololsts of
the East
Members of the GaNicn City colony
attended the ma rriage this afternoon
at Zion Church, Dougia ston, l.. L.. of
Mrs. Edith Hyde Robbins, daughter OF
Raymond Newton Hyde, 20 James VIII
kinson Maccartney. Carroll Ii. Da wson
was best man. The usherA were Nor.
throp Dawson. Dean Paul, Norris Nc,
Lean and Donald W oodward, Of Wash
ington. d. c.,
The couple will make their future
home at BronXville, n. y,
Captain and Mrs. Samuel McA. Ulster
and niece Miss Edwa Hellewigglo have
left for trip to New Orleans, where
they viii remain for several wee ks.
Mrs. Huntington Lannan is at Pine
hurst, n. c.
Myron Lehman, of Buffalo, has leased
the cottage Of John Wood on Ma gnolia
Avenue Mr. Wood and Miss Maud
Wood are planning visit to the Pacific
Coast.
c. +. Gardner ir. has left for Denver,
Col
Arrivals at the Garden City Hotel
from New York City are: Mrs Henry
s. Dunning. Robert J. Kelley, llr. and
Mrs. j. NJ. Crosby, Mr.. and Mrst. G. NJ.
Baker, Thomas. B. Peck and Vincent
4. Clarke.
Brooklyn: Mrs. c. w, Wood, Mrs. w.
S. Calcott, Mrs. n. Willard Curtis, Mrs.
Walter Ward. Mr.. and Mrs. .Iohn r.
Bene, Miss Dorothea Brown, Mr.. and
Mrs. {. II. Lehrenklauss and harles |.
LehrcnkrAuss.
From other points: MI. and Mrs. r.
II. Goodwin and Miss Virginia Good
win, of Hewlett, l.. l.. Mr.. and Mrs. j.
b. Powell and Mrs. w. H. Miller, of
Milwaukee,
Mrs. Hamilton Mex Twombry, of
New York, recently was guest Of DR..
and Mrs. Allen Thomas, of the Garden
City Hotel.
Miss Jessie Job, after spending few
weeks in Montreal visiting friends, has
returned 10 the Garden City Hotel,
where the Job family make their win
ter home.
Mr.. and Mrs Angus Reid of St.
Johns, n. F., are returning home this
week after having spent several weeks
with Mrs. Reid's parents, MIR. and Mrs
W c. Job.
New-York tribune., 1920-01-25
Miami WOn,u1's Club
Stages Trip to Park
Organization Also Ciues Dinner
to Several Hundred Sojoux,-
ers at the ROYAL Pain, Hoeal

Special Correspondence
MIAMI, Fla, JAN 24.-The Miami
Woman's Club arranged two notable af-
fairs recently which are considered the
largest of their kind ever staged here.
The first was a motorcade to Royal Palm
Park and the other was banquet Of
clubwomen at the Royal Palm Hotel.
Both of these events attracted several
hundred Northerners.. The park is a
refuge for countless wild game and
waterfowl. Luncheon was served at the
park lodge, under hugo cypress and
royal palms centuries Nold. The chief
New-York tribune., 1920-01-25

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