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New-York tribune., 1920-04-15
Assignments of MORTGAGES
Manhattan

BROAD ST, 81: Chas J Kroehle to Fredk
Y Kroehie. lo4 e 57th st, and wm ]
Ella. elias and ma ano' exsa, a, to Elsa Kroehle:
aaents "'' . ~ .'0 ~" IS 900 asstss ana
7lsT 81. 24s =; Mex Benjamin to Frances ram e.
w Woln. 1850 Lex av; sstyx Baker &;
c. "a Nassau st.; Assin.s each. 81
9TH ST. SO w; Woodlawn Cemetery to
stcbbtns, on premises; atty, r L.
24rH sT. lo7 w: Donovan Estate, inc TO
n = !, "a & Mort Co. lss Bway.. 800
i Harry - and a. Gertrude Hirnsaum. y p Sssp So So
Mich sv: atty, Schwartz, IS " ssd
7sp 81. So .5;i sd av: Bent Albert s'Suo exr
to Sarah Basch, 80 q s5d 1t; atty. + q
lssrH 81. -. !oo v Ans, sv Northhoid d
Realty Co: atty. Crosney, sos Broad
s'T4 I.s.s,.s:. St. e. " y. T:ss a:iss a. s1
KING sT. /: pietro ps Must to Mary zer- sr-
hsrtni. e7s1 BainbridRe av: atty. Ter.
,ssTH s1aA' ST, e. "t 20 An.t az: North
hold and Southhold .rorp to West lasth
Str Realty Co: atty. Crosncy. aos
soPH % 81. io7 e: ESerit Macy ard s1vo sno
admrs. TO Greenwich Sayg Bank. 24S
9th av; attys. Middiebroos q b. IS &c.
s.p 81. aia n; Contra, Union Trust Co Co.
trus saml Aymar: atty T T CO:
Sullivan s;r. Al. children. Aid Soc ss,'so to
Metropolitan Savg Bank 80 nv, atsyn
II 8 4 y Hutchtns. ~ William 81. $40, 900
MORNIN06IDE AY, 173: T q r Co
20 chas A wihsrnan: atty. @ 7
u5gsroN sT, 44s-.s e; Cannon s.. ias- iss1
Emisrant yndust savx Bank; atty e
J MCGUIRE. 81 Chambers at $50. 900
81 Ay. 1896 Josephine Il Marshall to
Enigrunt fndust HavK Bank; attys,
Amend d A, i1o Nassau at. .ts7. 900
vEHMILYEA AV. cor Academy st /:
w J Donovan 70 WArron r johnson,
17s w 18th ST. attys. Van Ness Il Van
NH M; a. f. lss ss'k H. naw n,i:sh to Ns@ sse
s.vs N.,narsns hSss, sora Co. n s3ssgG snssy
GROVE 81. a.: ~ Instu for Instr OF
Deaf and Dumb TO Lawyers Mtg Co Ga
Liberty ~ ......... *4s. .osf
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Synagogue and School Building
For Bronx Cost S25O.OOO

Plans were filed yesterday for two
story synagogue and school to occupy
the plot l50.2x48.10 at the northwest
corner of 178th Street and Marmion
Avenue for the Beth Hamedrash
Shaarey Zion, owner Of record. Louis
A. Abramson. architect, estimates the
cost at s25O,000.
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sCERKEs. JOHN F.-yN PURSUANCE
81 an order of Honorable John =. CO.
haiAn, Surrogate OF the County OF New
xork. NOTICE Ia hereby given TO ali per.
soEs having claims against John P. Suer-
ksa. late Of tho County Of New York. de-
ssaSed. 70 present the same with vouchers
thereof 70 the subscribers at their place Of
srars2etng business 81 the once Of their
attorneys Gusgsnheamer Untermyer 4
NarshAn. No. 100 Broadway. Borough Of
1anhattan, City Of Now York, on OF ~.
fexe ths zlst day OF Juno next
Dated. New York. tho 18th day Of De.
sSmber. 1919.
ELISE KAETHE sUERKEH,
HERMAN r. sUERKEN
Executors
9yCS SEyFyErMER, I7NTEkMYER 4
4ARsHALL. Attorneys for Executors
13s Broadway. Borough Of Manhattan.
New York City.
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suancs of an oder OF Hon John p
cohaian. Surrogate Of tho County Of Nsw
York notice fs hereby given TO all per
eons having claims against Elisha Robbins
Walker. late OF the County OF New York
deceased. to present the same, with vouc b.
srs thereof. to the subscriber At his place
Of traasacting businesA No. 81 Broadway
u the City Of New York, on or before he
13th day OF Aprli next.
Dated. New York, ths 73sd day Of Ocfs.
sey. 1919.
JOSEPH WALKER Jr
Adu1 Illustrator.
ROUNDS. HATCH. DfILINGHAM 4
DEDUvOlSE. Attorneys for Adminis-
tSS@sv ~ Csda' 0+vess NV Yerk CITY
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Sixth Avenue Realty Sold

George w. Mercer & Son sold for the
Farmers Loan and Trust Company 265
and 267 Sixth Avenue and l02 West
Seventeenth Street, 46x100, to Louis L.
Alderman.
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HOLLIS
B.AYSIDE
PORT WASHINGTON

OVERLOOKING BAY. naar b.as,
ATust1c new Dutch Colonial House, aneiy
nmul!5' az improvements, including thre1
tt!led baths aud garage Price 81; 900
no agents. BIRD, 141 EAST 10TH ST.
New-York tribune., 1920-04-15

Property Sold for Synagogue
]. S. Maxwell sold fo~ the Nista Con-
struction Company 13 I'D Broadway, a
three-story building, 25x1o0, to the
Chewra Talmud Tora Auhhi Mevori, for
o Synapopiie
New-York tribune., 1920-04-15

LEFFERTs. WILLIAM HIN PuRs1J-
aace of an order OF Honorable John p.
cohaian. q Surrogate OF the County of New
York. NOTICE is hereby given tn all per-
having claims against William H
deceased. to present the same with vouch.
ers thereof to the subscribers. at their
place Of transactiug business. at the Office
Of BALDWIN & Hutchins, their attorneys
No. t2o broadway. Borough Of Msnhat.
tan. in the City of New York. on or be-
fore thu 7th day OF September next
Dated. New York, the LIST day of March
isse.
EDITH c. LEFFERTS.
PARENT LEFFERTS
BLAIR 9. WILLIAM
Executors.
BALDWIN d HUTCHINs, Attorneys 10,
E1ecutorn l20 Broadway. New York
City.
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sURRoGATEs' NOTICES

WELLBROCK. WILLIAM HENRY--In OUr,
suance of an order OF Honorable John p
cshalan, q Surrogate OF the County Of New
having claims against William Henry Well
brock. ,ase Of the County Of New York, de-.
ceased. TO present the same with vouchers
thereof to the subscriber. ~ his place Of
transactinx business ct the office Of Hendricx
I aendrick. No. Rector Street, in tho CITY
sf New York. on or before the 10th day Of
May. 1920.
Dated. NsE York. the 9Th day Of Nsveu.
her. 1915.
ARTHUR c. WELLBRocK.
Executor.
aENDRICK HENDRICK Attorneys TO,
Exscuter. 2 Rector St.. New York City.
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INSTRUCTION
q ACCOJNTAN(lY

ACCOJNTANCY
New Glasses are now forming dav ~
early evening sessions. Write for helpful
booklet. Your Postwar Opportunity"
and Bulletin lis.
PACE s. PACE. 80 Church ST.. New York.
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SPRINGFIELD

NEW NEW HOUSE. rooms. bath, heat, e,.c.
churches. public and parochial sshoals.
Price 500: cash $4,000. ". II. SCHABE
HUT opposite station. Phone 1917
Springfield. 90
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UNFTRSIsHED APARTMENTS TO LET
New-York tribune., 1920-04-15
FREEPORT

ROOM HOUSE: gas. electric light anf
steam heat. garage; plot 75x1ss Price
$1,000. Cash required, S35eo
HENNINCS
Opposite depot. Telephone 6aa-R
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COMMUTERS ESTATE, acrea. ~
rooms: sun parlor. billiard room, a-ear gar.
age; thorouyhly modern: $4,000; improve
per aero. BOWEN, 34s Fulton ST.. Bklyn.
New-York tribune., 1920-04-15

6AY SHORE.
MODERN Groom dwe!linxs; sas eiso.
bargains: ss.soo and $4,000; other I. I
properties all descriptions. MOTT co, ssT
Fulton ST.. Brooklyn. phone Main 4osf
BARGAIN on THE WATER -Hou.s
New-York tribune., 1920-02-01
Airplane Flights IN Store
For De Land Sojourners
Agreegs,ens IL Reached for Con,
s,iuction Of Aviation Field
M Resort
,TDeciQl CorresDouicnc.


DE LAND, Fla, Jan. 81. - Robert
Lowell. secretary and manager of the
Dixie Ar Service, has just closed an
agreement with the De Land authori-
ties and the Commercial Club through
which an aviation field will be con-
structed at once. The Dixie Air Serv-
Ice, which is now maintaining flying
fields at Sanford and Eustis, hopes TO
open the De Land aviation field for
passenger service by the middle of
February
The anglers Of De Land now have
new fishing record to beat. Ono day
this week Mr.. Woolveton. Of South
Bend, Ind. returned from q fishing trim
Of few hours on the ST. John River,
with string Of eight bass, weighing
from four to five pounds each. Mr.
Wolyeton used the artificial minnow
bait known as the South Bend Surf
Oreno, bringing utter confusion to the
worm and bent fshpole contingent, who
sccifed ut newfangled fishing tackle
1t must be admitted, however, that
speckled porch and Dream are being
caught in large numbers with the lure
OF cut bait, worms and crooked pole
Mrs: George Gould, Of Buffalo, is now
at De Leon Springs.
Judge and Mrs. ". T. Dunmors, Of
Utica; Mr. and Mrs. D. II. Henry, of
Geneva, and DR.. 0. s. Henry, of New
York, are at the Oaks
Mr.. and Mrs A. T. Kelly, of New
York, are at Putnam Inn.
Mrs. A. Z. plsbrow, Of Orange, n j.,
has taken apartments at the Melrose
for the season.
Arrivals of the week at the Col . ge
Arms include Mr.. and Mrs. J. r. Bill
and Miss Virginia Bill, Ogdensburg;
Nh. and Mrs. A. 0. Miller, Montclair.
and Mr.. and Mrs. c. II. Olmstead and
A. +. Olmstead Boston.
New-York tribune., 1920-02-01
Annual Father
Knickerbocker Ball
To Be Held Feb. l3
Benefit for City History
Club Will Be Given at the
Park Ave. Residence of
Mrs. 4. Barton Hepburn

The fourth annual Father Knicker-
hooker ball for the benefit of the City
History Club will be given at the
homo Of Mrs. A. Barton Hepburn. $50
Park Avenue, on the evening of Feb
ruary 13. Miss Symphorosa Bristed is
chairman Of the ball committee.
Among the other members are Mrs.
James Lenox Banks jr., Miss Currie
Mathews. Miss Elsie Parsons, Mrs.
Philip Rhinelander I'd. Miss Sarah t.
Bulkley, Miss Helen Moran, Mrs.
Charles Campbell, Mrs John R. Drexel
jr., Mrs. Lewis Couverneur Morris,
Miss Grace Bristcd, Miss Anna Alex.
andre, Miss Sylvia Holt, Miss Lucille
Baldwin, Miss Emily Hammond, Mrs.
Richard S. Emmett, Miss Adrienne Ise-
lin, Miss Adelaide Sedgwick, Mrs.
Reginald Townsend, Mrs. Frederica
khinelander, Miss Ethel Potter, Miss
Audrey Hoffman Hewlett and Miss
Carol Read.
New-York tribune., 1920-02-01
Orlando Golfers w Welcome
Demerest to COlOnv
Many New York Residents
Reach Florida Winter Re-
sort for Sojourn
for SOjOurn
Special Co-ssDo1,<i


ORLANDO, Fla, Jan. 31.--The golf
world of Orlando has welcomed into
it's midst Dave Demerest, professional
golfer of New York City, just arrived
for his annual visit. Mr. Demerest
has been on the local courses several
times and his presence adds much TO
the pleasure of resident and visiting
golfers
An interesting group recently seen
At the Elks' Club included Perry
Byrnes, of New York; ". j. Carmody.
Of Auburn, and Henry Cranshaw, Of
Buffalo.
Hale Kirk is making a brief stay at
the San Juan.
Mrs. Otto Gross, of New York, Is
spending the winter in Orlando as the
guest OF friends.
Ralph Merrell and son Jack, of New
York are at the Wyoming for q
months stay.
Gourley Allen, of Buffalo, has just
returned from motor trip to different
points of the state.
Among New Workers recently regis
tering at the San Juar are Mr.. and
Mrs. S. B. Pickett, H. G. Clayton jr
New York City, and Mr.. and Mrs. w
Z. Stevens, Jane estown.
New-York tribune., 1920-02-01
Society at Camden
Entertains Lord
And Lady Cover
Miss Frances Todd, of Sum.
NIT, N. j., Hostess at Din.
ner TO Large Party of
Friends at Winter Resort
Special Correspondence


CAMDEN, S. c., Jan. 31.-Social cir.
cles in Camden are interested in ths
arrival here of Lord and Lady Alasta;r
Sutherland Leveson- Cover, who ara
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph n Ellis a.
their home on the Hill
Lord Cover is captain Of the RovaJ
Horse Guards and was twice wounded
in France. He married the daughter o.
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren G. Demerest. who
formerly was married to John A. reish-
man jr., son Of former Ambassador
Lelshman. being divorced from him q
short time before her marriage TO Lord
Cover. The latter is younger brother
OF the present Duke OF Sutherland.
whose marriage to Lady Eileen Butler
now mistress OF the robes and chief
dlgnltary OF the household of Queen
Mary. has been childless. Lord Cover
is, therefore, heir to the dukedom.
Lord and Lady Cover are enthn,i.
astic golfers and may be seen daily
on the links OF the Sarsfeld Golf Club
New Workers now at the Kirkwood
are Mr.. and Mrs. R. G. Reeves, Mr.. and
Mrs. William A. Kimball, Mr.. and Mrs.
Beverly NJ. Robinson, Miss Sarah King.
Miss j. L. Gardner. Mr.. and Mrs. A. B.
Sully and Dr. Robert II. Wyle.
Miss Frances Todd, daughter Of Ny
and Mrs. John R. Todd, Of Summit.
n. j., was the hostess at a dinner for
a large party Of her young friends on
Saturday IN her Colonial home on Kirk
wood Heights. The guests were Mis-,
Eleanor Morgan. OF PITTS burgh: Misses
Martha and Virginia Tichnor, Mis-,
Brlnherhotf and Miss Helen aoyne, OF
, Chicago; Misses Jacqueline and Nora
Hero, daughters of General Andrew
hero, o., Camp Jackson; Miss Polly
Morton, OF Annapolis; Miss Rhetta De-
Loach, Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Shannon.
A. Kennedy Blakeney, Elliott Springs.
Colonel L. N. Easterday, Lieutenaat
Charles Cobb, Captain Butt, Lieutenant
George Bunting. Lieutenant George ".
Read il. and Mr. Taylor
Recent arrivals at the Court Inn ara
T. L. Judkins, Of New York; Mrs. Rob
ert j. Nesbit, Of New Haven; Mr. and
Mrs. Louis Bryant, of Atlantic CITY:
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Is. Searles Of
Thompson. Conn: Mr.. ard Mrs. Albert
Scott, Of Newton Center, Mass, and
Miss Sarah Mcdowell. OF Cedar Hill.
Mass
The invitation golf tournament on
the links Of the Camden Country Club.
TOR which prizes were given by tho
club, was an interesting event of the
week. The finals were played on Fri
day. John s Sweeney, president of
the Lochmoor Golf Club, Of Detroit.
won the cup in the first division. and
W. H. Kirkbride carried off the honous
in the second eight
Many pleasant parties are given
these sunny Jauuary afternoons at the
Studio Tea Room. Mrs. Haldane, who
is spending the winter at the Whistler
cottage. gave q birthday tea on Satur-
day for Mrs. Jarvis. The other guests
we're Mrs. Johnson, Miss Bisbee and
Miss Gillett.
Al Aobkirk Inn are Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank 6. hoyne and Miss Helen Uoyne.
Of Chicago Mrs Dana Malone. OF
Greenfield, Mass, Mrs Homer Wise. Of
Flushing. l.. l., and Frank Hoga, OF
New York
New-York tribune., 1920-02-01
''Ball of Fine Arts, -
Picturesque Affair,
ToBe Held March Ill
Beaux Art Institute of De-
sign Arrar,ges to Give
a ''Pageant of Ancient
France at Hotel Asfor

Under the auspices Of the Beaux Art
Institute OF Design, ball of tho
fine arts" "a pageant of ancient
Astor on the night Of March IL. The
annual entertainment OF the Beaux Art
Institute was omitted for several years
during the war, and in consequence the
world of society was denied one OF its
France" will be given at the Hotel
most picturesque and interesting an
nual features.
The coming affair will be along sim
liar lines to the Venetian F9te" and
Ball of the Gods" which were given
by the institute. The organization,
formerly known as the Society of Beaux
Art Architects, composed of men who
studied at the Ecole des Beaux Arts, in
Paris. gave its first pageant, "The Ven-
etian Fete," In 1913, and two winters
later "The Ball of the Gods"
1t is proposed to make this year's
spectacle, II such a thing Is possible,
even more brilliant and beautiful than
these. Coming at Mi -Careme, it will
be the red letter event Of the peniten-
tial season. The period will be that of
ancient France up to the eighteenth
century The entire pageant will be
under the supervision Of Henry Daven-
port, who has written the book and
will stage and produce it. The spec
tacle has been arranged in three cpl
sodes: G) Les Cours d'Amour; (2) La
Chasse du Dianne and (3) Les Fetes
Gallant.
The stage setting will be a romantic
landscape designed and executed by
james Monroe Hewlett, and the music
VIII be under the supervision and d.
rection of Kenneth NJ Murchson.
Lloyd Warren again Is chairman of
the ball committee Other architects
on the committee include james W.
O'Connor, Augcstus L. Noel, Oswald c.
Haring, Charles L. Lawrence, Law
renee G. White, Arthur Ware, Harry
Han Jacobs, Frederick c. Hirons.
Henry r. Sedgewick. John w. Cross,
Frederick R. King, Theodore Z. Blake,
Archibald NJ. Brown, William l.. Bot,
tomley, Bradley De!ahanty, George S.
Chappell, Philip A. Cusachs, NJ. N.
kildutf, John Dalzell Boyd, Marian S.
Wyeth, Julian Clarence Levi. Ben
iamin W Morris, James W. Barney
Lawrence S. Butler, w. W. Bosworth
and Maurice J. PreyOt
New-York tribune., 1920-02-01

in the last act, and the illusion has
been heightened by some of the cos
tunes which have been lent by Florenz
Ziegfeld jr.
Nothing could be more attractive
than the chorus of Rollics Girls COM
prisng Misses Sheila Byrne, Margaret
Kahn, Suzanne Pierson, Dolly kimball,
Vouletti Proctor, Marianne McKeever
and Leila Emmery. One of the most
interesting numbers in "What Next!"
is the original dance contributed by
Mrs. Ben Ali Haggin and her profess
sional partner. Mrs. Haggin is the
central figure in the beautiful tableau
posed by Mr.. Haggin. 1t is called "Le
Masque,' and is an artistic reproduc-
tlon OF fifteenth century revel.
Miss Grace Bristed and Miss Agnes
de Solding dance and sing with all the
grace OF professional artists, while the
several dances executed by Miss Bea-
trlce Byrne recall the agility OF her
former teacher, Mrs. Vernon Castle.
Miss Bessie Mccoy Davis and her
assistant, Miss May Leslie. have had
much to do in arranging the dance
numbers in "What Next" and the
orchestra is under the direction Of
Robert Hood Bowers, an expert con-
ductor OF musical comedies.
An important factor in the success
Of What Next" however. has been
the cast Of principals headed by Misses
Elise Everett. Fay Evclyn-Near, Hope
Williams, Beth Martin, Frank Pollock,
Henry Clapp Smith, Julian Thompson
and Amory Haskell. 4 number Of large
theater parties have been organized for
the last week Of "W hat Next"
New-York tribune., 1920-02-01
White Sulphur Springs
Visitors Enjoy Jcunts
Fair Weather Enables sojourn-
ers TO Make Trips Orer
Mountains to Other Resorts


WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS. w. Va.
Jan. 3l.-The weather has been far
throughout the entire week, and the
colony here has revcled in outdoor
sports. The climate in the West Vir-
ginla Alleghenies is ever changing and
always glorious. The riding contingent
has enjoyed the beauty OF the trails.
Many parties went to the nearby re-
sorts in mountain surreys, staying
there for tea.
Every one turns to golf ith the
first sunny day, but with much grief
does the golfer behold threatening
cloud. and Mr.. George B. Clark, profes-
sional, has devised a plan for a sure
remedy by opening g golf school in the
White where the lover of the game may
spend some time each day teeing off
and keeping in form for the spring
months when every ono focks here for
the golfing.
Governor and Mrs. r. Livingston
Beeckman, Of Rhode Island, who have
been sojourning here for the last two
weeks, have returned home The Gov
ernor enjoyed long jaunts over the
trails every day, and also was a mem
Der of the sulphur bath colony.
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis R. Appleton,
Of New York, are here to spend some
time. Mr.. Appleton Is taking some of
the baths.
Mr.. and Mrs. Franklin ~ Warner, Of
New York, made short visit to the
Greenbrier this week.
Miss Yvonne y. Gouraud. &C New
York. who IS spending some time here,
has joined the sulphur bath colony.
MIR. and Mrs. Vera L. Reed. of pater-
son, n. j., are here for short visit
Mr.. Reed is taking course of the
baths
Miss Z. L. Mat.ocks, of New York,
spent several days here this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Z. Ludlow, Of Mount
Vernon. n. /, who spent q week here
recently, going then to Hot Springs,
for short stay, returned TO White
Sulphur this week for an extended
visit
New-York tribune., 1920-02-01
Del Monte Polo Match
Brings Spanish Mobiles
The MARQUES de BiIiayiela and
de Pons Come From Ma
drid to Play in Games
Spec.aI Cortespondenc,

DEL MONTE, Calf, Jan. 3i.-Among
the notables who have arrived at Del
Monte for the opening Of the polo
season next Saturday are MARQUES de
Blliavleja and Marques dc pons OF
Madrid. Binavieja IS himself = polo
player of international reputation. The
Two Spanish noblemen intend to make
T. short visit on the Pacific Coast and
viii then go on TO New York
An interesting party AZ Del Monte IS
made up of Mrs. Arthur J. Baldwin
and Donald Baldwin, or New York, and
Miss Florence Gates, of Pasadena
Mrs. Anna D. Pray. of Buriingams.
has purchased home site in the
Pebble Beach society colony, where she
plans TO build rustic summer home.
Officers of the Monterey Preside
have accepted the invitation to Join
in the paper chase at Pebbls Beach, on
February 4.
New-York tribune., 1920-02-01
Daytona Is Mecca
OF Yacht Parties
From the North
]. Ogden Armour, MIR. and
Mrs. Charles Nj. Swift and
the Bancroft Davises at
Popular Florida Resort
Special Correspondence

SpectI@ Correspondence
DAYTONA, Fla, Jan. 31.-The Hall
fax River Yacht Club has been the
rendezvous this week of several pleas
urc craft from the North. The Chief
tain, with J. Ogden Armour and party
on board, is making headquarters at the
club, awaiting the refitting Of the Chief
tain Jr., speed boat, at one of the
local boat building yards.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles NJ. Swift, of
New York, on board the Getaway, had
the unpleasant experience OF having
their yacht go aground while on their
way to Daytona. In an effort to avoid
colliding with another boat the Get
Away ran into shallow water, and it
was several days before she could be
foated and come up the Halifax to
Daytona.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bancroft Davis, of Bos-
ton, boarded their yacht, the Evangel-
inc, at st. Augustine, stopped at Day
tona for the week, and then continued
southwark to their winter home at
Cocoanut Grove.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Leonard Kent
made the trip from Philadelphia on
Ernest du Points yacht, the Ayana and
at Miami will be joined by Mr.. du
Pont
The Maryann, the beautiful yacht of
Mr.. and Mrs. George F. Johnson. of
Endicott, N. Y, is here being outftted
for long cruise in Southern waters.
John D. Rockefeller, called TO Jekyl
Island by the death of his sister-in-
law, Mrs. William Rockefeller, Will re-
turn to the Easements, his Ormond
winter home, in a few days.
A., Mrs. Louis Hunt, OF Brooklyn, who
is spending the winter at the Despland
entertained her parents, Mr. and Mrs
Filter, and several New York friends
this week
Ex-Mayor George H. Howard and
Mrs. Howard, of Malone, N. Y, who
have spent three seasons here, have
returned to the Ridgewood. DR.. and
Mrs. E. w. Grove, of Asheville, n c.;
Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Hegeman, of Oyster
Bay; Mr.. and Mrs. D. Z. Leggett, of
White Plains, and Mr. and Mrs. j. T.
Dawley, of Brooklyn, are at the Ridge
wood
Arrivals at the Despland: Mr.. and
Mrs. William Stillman, Plainvile, n
Brooklyn; Miss NJ. R. Van Nostrand
and Miss Gladys Osborn, Mrs. B. K
Barker and Mrs. E. Christin, New York
Arrivals at the Princess Issena: Mr.
and Mrs. Henry Stoddard, Wood
bridge, Conn; Miss Betty stryker
Rome, N. Y; Mrs o. S. Halfway, Mr.
and Mrs. D. Van Dusen and otto NJ
Franc, New York; Albert L. Eltinge
Lakehurst, N. T.; Mr.. and Mrs Edward
Dewitt, Englewood, N. j.; Mr.. and
Mrs. w. Waters, Spencer Waters and
w. G. Johnson, New York; Mrs Al
bert Mcdonald, Miss Mary Mcdonald
and Miss Irene Defoe, Garden City
l.. l.; Mr.. and Mrs. John H. Dickinson
and Mr.. and Mrs Henry W. Foreman,
New York, and Mr. and Mrs. T. 0. X,
Hoopgarner, Rye. N. Y
Arrivals at the Prince George: Mr.
ard Mrs. L. II. Keller and Clark Fl. Alb
/ bott, New York; Mr.. and Mrs. T. W.
Slbley, Coopcrstown, n Y; Mr.. and
Mrs. j. H. Cress, Forest Hills; Mr.
and Mrs. Charles H. Anderson. Pater-
son, N. j.; w. l. Palmalee, Yonkers; Z;
Mr.; and Mrs. j. f. Barker, Brooklyn,
and Mrs. c. H. Prantingham, New York.
New-York tribune., 1920-02-01
Record at Tarpon Springs
New York Fisherman Catches
'ien.pound Bass
.Spec,ni Correspor ordsnos

TARPON SPRINGS, Fla, Jan. 81
Fishermen Who are enjoying life IN this
locality find it unnecessary TO invent
fish stories when telling Of their
achievements. J. r. Watson, Of New
York City, recently broke the sea
SON record when he landed a ten and
quarter pound big-moGth bass.
Among expected arrivals vao will add
20 the winter colony are - and Mrs.
Walter Howard, Mrs +. / Bendiager
and Miss B.erdinger. Mr ard Mrs. /.
Conant, Ar. and aiis. howas A. Buck
ner and Mr.. and Mrs. Water Hackner,
New York City; Coicnei A. = DcA and
Mrs Dick, OF Maplewood, y H.. ani
New York; Mr. and Mrs. Wallace b.
Flint ana Mr. and Mrs. + j. Steer. Of
BROOK yn