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The New York herald., 1921-03-06
Travellers the Late Winter Days
ST. PETERSBURG.

ST., PETERSBURG, Fla, March 5.-Of
widespread interest 70 dwellers on the
west coast Of Florida. as well as to the
thousands Of visitors who gather in this
section each winter is the news that tho
Candy bridge is a certainty of the near
future. This bridge will span Tampa
Bay for six miles, bringing st. Peters,
burg and Tampa within nineteen miles
of each other. while at present the short
est automobile route connecting the two
cities Is forty-three miles.
Mrs. John J. Burnside, a member of
the city commission OF st. Petersburg
has become heir to $4,000, 900 left her by
relative III Philadelphia
Miss Florence Weithlng OF New York
city. who Is spending the winter here
took an air flight with Lieut.. }. r An
drews
Mrs, 4. r. Neil OF New York city and
Mrs W. II. Franklin entertained a large
luncheon party at the yacht club. the
chief guest being Mrs. +. Il. McGregor.
singer, Of Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. John u. Breese Of Buff
falo y. ", entertained at dinner Mr.
and Alra. q. l.. Shaw Of Buffalo and Mrs
Helen Mcmillan of Gloversville, ~. u,
We're among the guests
Mr.. John Wanamaker has returned to
st. Petersburg from Miami. where he
purchased new houseboat. the Saramla,
aboard which the return trip was made
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Mitchell and
daughter OF Middletown. y. ~, have re-
turned % their home
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SnewILTSHIRE
Atlantic city.

,,,..,,t. - .nd beach. Cap. $50. priyats
~ ati,ss y,srring water; elevator. -. Amer.
pian SAMUEL ELLIS, owner y :. Ools-
Il INg M-r.
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ORLANDO, FLA.

ORLANDO. Fla, March 5.--The Elks
club house was the scene Of a bridge
party during the week. when the Orlando
Chapter OF the y. a. X. entertained
visiting tourists OF that order. Among
the hostesses were Mrs. Il. +. Van Ness
and Miss A. Simpson OF Newark and
Miss Leland and Mrs. H. II. Packer of
New York.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Setn Woodruff enter
tained at dinner AZ the Country Club
The guests were Mr.. AM Mrs George
Seeber, Jr.. Mrs +. VI Currey, Mrs
Harry Hoffman, Mr.. George Burden and
Mr.. Frank Hastings OF New York.
Mr.. De Lincoln orr has returned to
New York.
Arrivals this week include Mr. Gilbert
A. Eldredge Mr.. William w. stephens OF
New York, Col. J. S. Hammond OF Lon
don. England and irving ID. Hopkins OF
Philadelphia, Mrs. A. ~. Jackson. Mr..
and Mrs. James r. Turner. Mrs. S. VI.
dickson. Mr. H. Lollesgard. Mr. and Mrs
r. C. Faber Mr.. and Mrs G. y. Alien.
Mr. G. G. Topliff Mrs. &. L. Perry and
Mr.. Linton u. Allen Of New York Mr..
and Mrs w. X. Soper OF philadelphia.
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CLEARWATER, FLA.

CLEARWATER, Fla. March 5.--Whie
the Clearwater golfers viii continue to
enjoy the privileges extended to them by
the Belleair Country Club, they have es-
tablished themselves as a separate body
by the organization OF the Clearwater
Country Club. A site for the club house
was given to the organization by Mr.
w. T. Harrison. member Of the winter
colony here. and the plans drawn by
architects here were accepted.
Through a series or social events held
as benefits for the Morton r. Plant
endowed hospital. substantial funds for
free clinic work have been added to the
hospital exchequer. officers OF the hos
pital board. who are most active in the
work, are Leo b. Skinner, president J..
X. Cass. frst-president; w. 4. Harbison.'
second vice-president; Frank J. Booth.
third vice-president; committee MEM
bers. J. @. Kingsbury. George II. Wash
burn. J. v. Davidson. NJ. J. Corbett. Mrs.
J. c. Kingsbury. Mrs. +. W. Morgan,
Mrs. Sewell Ford. Mrs. NJ II. Kidder
Mrs. L. H. Jones and Z. g. Price.
At Gray Moss Inn are Mr. and Mrs.
George +. Fish. Indianapolis. Ind. Mr..
and Mrs. Il. W. Myers. Mr. and Mrs.
ID. ". Challie. Sewickly, Pm, 4: Mrs
Emily Newell Blair. Joplin. Mo-; Miss
Marie Newman. DETROIT Mich. Miss
Katharine Brown. Rockford. Ill, and
Mr.. Chauncey w Marston, Philadel-
phia
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SEABREEZE.

SEABREEzE. Fla, March 5.--Mr. and
Mrs. H. p. Compson of New York. who
have been in Nassau and Palm Beach,
have arrived at the Clarendon. Mrs. G.
X McBadden and son, William McFad-
den, OF New York will be Joined there
soon by Mr.. McFadden, who is return
irg from England. Arriving from st.
Augustine were Mrs. 8. w. Bone of New
York and several friends. Mr.. It. II.
Ecker, vice-president Of the Metropoli-
tan Life Insurance Company, arrived
on Saturdy from New York with Mrs.
Ecker and Miss Ecker. Mr.. r. NJ Mar
vim and party came from Miami. Mrs.
W. Fl. Yawlsey and Miss B. NJ. Eide of
New York. who are touring Florida,
going to Palm Beach. Other arrivals at
the Clarendon include Mr.. and Mrs. T.
e. Dick, the Misses Lillian and Theresa
J. Sawyer, Mrs. F. w. Wise, Miss ID.
Peterson. Miss J. Drake Of New York,
Mrs. Harry Hoffman, Mr.. II. II. Ray
nsond. Miss NJ. Ryan of Brooklyn, Mrs.
r.. S. Burgess of Wolfrill, ". s., and
Mrs. f. r. Borden of Fernandino, Fla.
The annual Caddies Entertainment.
which will be given Tuesday evening at
the armory ut Daytona. Is always a
popular event at Seabreeze. and the en-
the colony attends. Mr.. and Mrs. f. L.
Potter will give buffet supper at their
cottage before the concert and will take
their guests there later. Mrs. Potter
and Miss Helen Potter motored to Palm
Beach 10 spend several days. returning
after the Washington Ball at the Royal
poinciana.
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Sojourners Enjoy
Dances at Tampa

TAMPA, Fla, March 5.--Among the
most enjoyable events OF the social sea-
son are the dances at the Tampa Bay
Hotel. which are attended by a large
number OF sojourners~ at cottages as
well as the hotel patrons.
Mr. and Mrs D. r. Baxter. Mr.. and
Mrs. George s. Chatfield, Mr.. and Mrs
Claude Munsell, Mr.. and Mrs Otho
Bowling. Mr.. and Mrs. David Page, Mrs.
]. G. Brewer, Mrs M. A. Boess. Mrs.
Mabel Lindsay. Mrs. Ida G. Byers and
Mr.. James Lombard. members of the
New York party who came to Tampa
to witness the launching and trial trip
OF steamships at the shipyard, have re-
turned to their homes.
Mrs Sarah Wood Of Trenton, ~ j.,
has arrived at the hotel. Mr.. and Mrs.
B. w. Robb OF Buffalo have returned
there after a stay In Belleair and other
West Coast resorts. Others at tho hotel
include Mr.. and Mrs. Il. d. Helnberg OF
Brooklyn. Mr.. and Mrs. II. H. Turner
and Mrs. c. n. Crowder of Rochester.
Mr.. and Mrs David L. Leslie of James
town, N. Y; Messrs NJ. Magee and f.
S. Berry of Rochester, Mr. George A.
Farnham proprietor OF the American
Hotel at Saratoga Springs. II. Y; Mr.
r. N. Chamberlain. OF Poughkeepsie. ".
Y; Mrs. John Hiborne. OF Skaneateles.
n. Y; Mr.. and Mrs. J. W. Smith OF
Utica. N. y. Or. and Mrs. Walter Smith
OF Adair. N. "; Mr.. and Mrs. @. II.
Coleman. OF waverly. y. r.; Mr.. and
Mrs. Edwin l.. White Of Brooklyn, Mr..
G. S. Warner. OF Rochester. ". ". Mr..
Cyrus Whitlock OF Elmira, ~ r.; Mr..
and Mrs Joseph Lesser OF New Ro-
chelle. ". Y, and Mrs. Philip A. Payne
and Mrs. J. I. Spooner OF Jersey City.
Miss Marion Potter of Johnstown, y.
Y. Is the guest OF friends in the city.
Mr.. dnd Mrs. J. r. Bearce OF Canaan
daigua, y. T.. motored down from their
home and are at Tampa's automobile
camp. De Soto Park.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Bennett of Brook
lyn and Mr.. and Mrs. Edmund Murphy
OF Philadelphia motored across the State
from Palm Beach. where they have been
spending the winter. and ara making
headquarters at the Tampa Bay while
taking sightseeing trips through this
section OF the State.
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AUGUSTA.

AUGUSTA, Ca. March 5.--The two
eighteen hole courses at the Augusta
Country Club were never in better con-
dltion. and there are a host OF players
from the hotel as well rs many residents
from the hill who daily spend several
hours on the links. This week the col
ony busted itself along charitable lines.
and a committee which was composed
OF Messrs. w. w. Dake. Frank NJ. Lay.
w. Il. Doud and +. r.. Somers and
Bishop j. g. Anderson gave a putting
contest for o. fire benefit. Mr.. Charles
Tappin won the first prize, Mr.. Robert
NJ SEQ won the second and Bishop J.
G. Anderson the third. A bridge was
given Monday evening in the hotel lobby
for the Child Relief Fund.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. ]. Millspaugh and
Messrs II. d. Pixiey and J. NJ. Eddy Of
Utica arc among the arrivals at Part
ridge Inn. Others there include Mr.. r.
l.. Laurence of New York, Mr.. and Mrs.
Arthur John Delaney OF Rochester. N.
": Mr.. and Mrs. 9. s. Spauiding OF
Buffalo. N. Y; Mrs. II. ]. Tatum and
Mr.. Robert NJ. Tatum OF Haddenfield,
N. j.: MT. Charles w. w. Bailey OF
Haddenfeld. ". j.; Mr.. z. r.. Bartlett.
Ir., OF New York. and Mr.. Frank War
ner OF Lakewood, N. Y. Mr.. John ID.
Potter of Rye. y. ", Joined Mrs Potter
here this week.
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SARASOTA, FLA.

SARASOTA. Fla, March 5.-Mr. and
Mrs. Honore Palmer OF Chicago have
reached the city on board the yacht
Elvarado after a cruise on the east
coast They will spend the remainder
Of the season at their winter home
1mmokalee. on Sarasota Bay. Mr.. and
Mrs. w w. Keith OF Baltimore are
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. Palmer. Mr.. A.
G. Woodman of Philadelphia. owner OF
tho Elvarado, will continue his trip,
spending several weeks fishing among
the Florida keys.
Mr.. and Mrs Potter Palmer and
children are at the Oaks.
Mrs Carl Spilser of White Plains, NJ
y, was the chief guest at bridge party
given by Mrs. X. ". Edwards recently.
Mr and Mrs. Ralph G. Caples have
returned from 81. Augustine and are oc-
cupying their home on Sarasota Bay.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w. 1Iaig of New York
are at the Belle Haven Inn.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. II. Worrell OF Brook
lyn, n. y, are at the Mango Avenue
Hotel
Other arrivals include MIR. p. II. Bslt-
Eer. Hamburg, N. Y. Mrs. w. J.. Bryan,
New York, and Mr. and Mrs. X. J.
ogden. Glen Ridge, N. ].
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Dinner Parties.
at Hot Springs
Inauguration Night Celebrated
by SojouImers-ArIivals
at the Resort.

tIoT SPRINGS, Va. March 5.--Sir Ash
ley and Lady Sparks have arrived at
the Homestead from Syosset, l.. l. Mr..
A. Q. Bedford returned from New York
to rejoin Mrs Bedford and Mrs. A.
Clark Bedford. They were among those
part Of the week. Mr.. Henry A. Wise
Wood, who is here with Mrs. Wood, was
the principal mover in the dinner on in
augurs tion night when large number
OF the colonsts dined together in honor
OF President Warren G.. Harding. Mrs.
Herbert Keen, who Is at the Homestead
with Mr.. Keen, was active in interesting
the colonists in the event A night
letter was sent 10 the new President on
Thursday evening.
Another event OF interest during the
week was the wedding of Capt. F'rede--
rick Russell Of Great Neck. l.. l.. and
Miss Myrtle r. Storm, daughter OF Mrs.
Adam NJ. Diehl or New York. After a
honeymoon at st. Augustine Capt. and
Mrs Russell VIII return to the Home
stoad for the early part of the spring
season
Mr.. William Brewster and his son-in-
law. DR.. J. F. Frost OF Morristown. y.
j., arrived from New York and are daily
on the golf course. Mrs. William Henry
Fry OF New York on Tuesday rode to
Flag Rock Mr.. and Mrs. Walter $.
Halliwell OF Lakeyile. Conn. entertained
at dinner for DIR. and Mrs. Lanier Pole
OF Hot Springs Mr. and Mrs. Jerome G.
Jackson Of New York and Mr. A. w.
Snow Of Newark. They later gave a
dance in the Japanese room OF the
Homestead
Mrs. Robert A. Black and her sister,
Mrs Alfred E. Corsis, are at the Home
stead. Other arrivals include Mr. Seth
Ely of New York, Mr.. and Mrs Andrew
Alexander Blair. Mr. and Mrs. William
]. Elliott, Mrs. John Gribbel, Mrs. ArthlV
Biddle and Miss Mary ". Cochran OF
Philadelphia; Mr.. and Mrs. George B.
Gordon, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Nicholson
Black and Mr. A. Rex Finn of Pitts
burgh Mr.. and Mrs Ewing Hill of st.
Louis. Mrs. Oliver c. Hutchinson and
Mrs. William McGivirin of Detroit, Mrs
Wallace NJ. Scudder OF Newark. Mrs.
Edward +. Weston Of Elizabeth. n. ]. ::
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles C. Hoyt. Mr.. and
Mrs. Powell Evans of Philadelphia, the
Messrs. Charles Q. Billings and Lyman
Billings of Boston and Mr., and Mrs.
John Purdy Cope OF Delaware Water
Gap, Pa.
The Canadian colony was increased
by the arrival from Montreal of Mr.. II.
l.. Pease. vice-president of the Royal
Bank OF Canada, and Mrs. Pease.
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KEY WEST.

KEY WEST, March Mrs. r. f..
Compton OF Chicago. a niece OF Presi-
dent Wilson, has been at the Casa
Marina on the South Shore with a
party OF friends. all Of whom enjoyed
a moonlight airpiane fight over the
city and harbor. They VIII go from
here to 81. Petersburg.
Rear Admiral Charles r. Hughes f.
here on board his flagship. the Kansas.
aud was the chief guest az recep-
tion and dance given by the comman-
dant OF the Key West Naval Station.
Arrivals at the Casa Marina include
Mr.. T. l.. Dodgson. New York; Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas II. Walters. Mr.. and Mrs.
G. a. Ferguson. Mr.. and Mrs. s. Wal
lace, Messrs. Russell $. Bruce and
Manor Wallace. Miss Mildred walters
and Mr. William J. George. Phlladel-
phia; Mr.. and Mrs. IT. G. Blair, Pitts
burgh. Messrs. r. s. Milliken and w.
s. Swart, Nashua. y. IL; Mr.. George
r. Dodson and Miss Dorothy Dodeon.
Spokane: Mr.. and Mrs. NJ r. Ashe,
Little Falls. N. Y.
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Deep Sea Fishing
Enjoyed at Miami
achting Parties Capture Tar
pom and Sailfish While
Cruising.

MIAMI. Fla, March 5.-That Miami is
onioying an unprecedented season is evil
denced by the large number of sojourn-
ers remaining in the hotels and the daily
arrival of visitors directly from the
North who are asking for rooms till the
termed as the backbone" OF the sea-
son, washington's Birthday. is the turn
ing point when visitors begin 70 wend
their way to resorts further North, but
this year there is a desire to stay longer
III the land OF sunshine and palms and
orange blossoms. 1t was this lure of
climate that placed Miami and Dade
county IN first place in the census or
1920, having increased 40 per cent.
Deep sea fishing now is at it's height.
the warmth of spring bringing the tar
pom and sailfish from the deep water.
A larger number of sailfish than usual
have been captured, almost every party
reporting o specimen. or more. Messrs
H. A. Caesar and Theodore II. Banks Of
New York spent two weeks fishing
among the Florida keys on board their
yacht Boreas and captured two sailfish.
the larger one measuring SIX feet sly
inches in length. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank L.
staying at the Royal Palm. pass much
Of their time aboard their yacht. THAI
lassa, cruising and fishing. On a recent
trip they caught several sailfish the
largest one measuring six feet two
inches long. A prize grouper. sixty
eight pounds. also was among their
catch.
Mr.. w Penn Mather of Providence,
r. J., Is another ardent angler who has
many sailfish to his credit The largest
one landed this season measured seven
feet three inches In length. Messrs.
James p. Orr and Richard X. LIE Blond
of Cincinnati. who annually pass sew
eral weeks cruising aboard Mr.. lie
Blond's yacht recently caught five sail
fish and large dolphin.
Col. Robert NJ. Thompson of New
York and Washington has returned from
the North and Joined Mrs. Thompson
and members of his family aboard his
houseboat, the Everglades. He will en-
joy the tarpon fishing this spring.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Curtiss James OF
New York, who are occupying their
home at Cocoanut Grove. spent several
days on board their houseboat, the
Lanai, cruising leisurely among the
keys. They were accompanied by their
guests. Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Wheeler
Francis. Messrs. Henry James and An
drew p Alvord of New York
An engagement OF interest to menu
bers OF the winter colony announced
at q large tea party given at the home
of Mr. and Mrs Theodore V. Moore was
that OF their daughter, Miss Mary Pau
line Moore, 10 Mr. James Erwin Fus-
sell OF Miami The marriage will take
place on March %.
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Fete for Y. w. c. 4.
Held at BeIIeair

BELLEAIR. Tla., March b.--The Y. W.
c. A. Of Pinellas county realized $4,000
through tho efforts Of Mrs. Earle r. Car
ley and her assistants, Mrs, c. II. Ack-
ert and Mrs. II. p. Aiken, who managed
the lawn fete and street fair held at
Belleair this week. From the verandas
Of the Belleview Hotel to the clubhouse
of the Belleair Country Club We're spread
the booths and number OF catchpenny
devices that caused much merriment and
also brought in funds George AIDE orig
mated the coin accommodating games
The pet dog Of Mr.. Clarence Hobart OF
New York was in one Of the sideshows.
and there was a string OF saddle ponies
and horses donated to the use of the
children.
The National Southern Air Tourna-
ment will be held here on March &c. n
and 2s.
DR.. and Mrs. Samuel p. Hopkins and
their daughter, Miss Beatrice Hopkins,
having spent the early season at Mi
ami have come to Belleair to remain
until the Belleview closes on March 20.
Mrs. L. L. Ford of Detroit, another
daughter OF DR.. and Mrs. Hopkins, oc-
cupies one OF the cottages in the Belle
air gardens.
Mrs G. r. Baxter and Miss NJ. X.
Ditmas OF Brooklyn have arrived.
Mrs. John MacE. Bowman and her
mother, Mrs. Myra Patterson Mrs. Car
ley and Mr.. and Mrs. George X. Morrow
attended the dinner given by Mr.. and
Mrs. Louis Brown Of Pittsburgh.
Arrivals at the Belleview include Mrs.
Edward Norton. Miss j. Nichol. Noonie
O. Noland, Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Adler
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Jaretzld. Messrs.
Percy A. Straus, Burton l.. Foster, w.
j. Tulley, War; en- Camp, Jr., John Zahn
and F. Il. Jillson, Mr.. and Mrs l.. T..
Weaver, Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Tucker,
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Orteg. Mrs.
Mrs. William A. Redding and Mr.. Benja-
min S. Reigel of New York: Mr.. and
Mrs. r.. II. Sayre. Mr. jeremiah Clarke,
Miss NJ. X. Ditmas. Miss G. F. Baxter
and Mrs. r. s.. Blinn OF Brooklyn (:
Misses NJ. ID. Beardslay and J. t. Sulli-
van OF Auburn, Mr. and Mrs. G. r
Brown and Mr.. and Mrs G.. A. Sinclair
OF Troy, N. Y.NMrs. Charles II. Inger-
soil of Montclair. y. J.; Mr.. II. W.
Adams OF Glen Cove, l.. r.: Mr.. and
Mrs. f. A. Sherwood OF Rochester, Mr..
and Mrs. b. w. Rabb OF Buffalo, Mr..
Harry A. Thompson OF Greenwich,
Conn. Mr. and Mrs. David q. Holmes
OF East Orange, ". j.. Mr.. and Mrs. S.
Richard Davidge of scarsdale, Mr.. and
Mrs. II II. O'Connor OF Great Neck. Il.
T.: Miss Georgia Bailey OF Bryn Mawr,
Pa. Mr.. and Mrs. George N. Orr OF
Easton. Nd. Mrs. Frederick r. Lamb.
Mrs. Eleanor Orr. G g. German. Mr.,
and Mrs. Ira Humphrey, Mr.. and Mrs.
J. r. Cardwell. Miss Virginia Cardwell,
Miss Dorothy Cardwell. Mr.. and Mrs.
o. w. Johnson, Mr.. and Mrs +. o. Leth,
Miss Edith Cummings and Miss Eleanor
Holden Of Chicago.
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M-Carene Ball
Held at Lakewood
Luncheon Parties Given at the
Country Club-ArrivaIs
at the Hotels.

LAKEWOOD. y. j.. March S..Abfi-
liant Mi-Careme Ball took piaA to-
night at the Laurel House. Many So
cially prominent persons from the hotels
and the cottage colony were present
During the early part OF the week So
cial activities were confined to a series
OF informal events at the various cot
tages. n number OF luncheon parties at
the Lakewood Country Club and a mid
week dance which was held in the Pines
room OF the Laurel in the Pines.
The annual amateur open golf tourna-
ment OF the Lakewood Country Club
will take place May 5. 6 and Z. More
than 100 golfers will be entered. The
Stanley cup match also probably will be
revived this year. The event Is open TO
golfers who are at least SO years old
In the years before the war IL was en-
tered by players from all parts or the
country.
The Laurel House Gun Club is plan
ming its annual spring tournament
which is always attended by more than
100 OF the country's crack trapshooters
Polo also seems TO be certain for Lake
wood this year. the general belief being
that the American team will hold its
spring practice on the court at Geor-
gian Court, the Gould place.
Messrs. George Rublee OF Cornish, n.
H.. and Charles ID. Norton OF New York
have been at the Laurel House for some
time as the guests OF Mr. Rublees
mother. Mrs. Horace Rublee. Mrs. Arthur
II. Scribner has also been there, visiting
her mother. Mrs. E.. g. Amman.
Mrs. S. A. Rumpf and Miss Jeanette
Roe OF Brooklyn are at the Laurel in
the Pines. Mr. and Mrs. MarvAn Scud-
der ana Miss Barbara Scudder OF New
York also are there.
Mrs. Howard Glib and Miss irene
Rossiter have been at the Laurel House
as guests Of Mra. X. u. Klpp. Mr.. James
Rerney and family OF Trenton arrived
there yesterday. Mr.. Augustus Luchow
OF New York has been entertaining his
sister. Mrs. Olga Luchow Koehler. OF
New York, at that hotel.
Miss Pauline w. Carr OF Camden and
Mrs. n. l.. Carr OF Merchantville are at
the Laurel nj tho Pines
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Costume Dances
at Palm Beach
Numerous Dinner Parties Also
Held for Tennis Players
Social Notes.

PALM BEACH, Fla, March with
the tennis tournament reaching the
mems events. both singles and doubles.
this was the most important week of
the season for that sport George
Wightman, Edwin Fuller Torrey. secre-
tary Of the National Lawn Tennis Asso-
citation: Gregory Seeley Bryan. Norris
Williams I'd, Ichiya Kumagae. the Jap
anese player; John s. Phipps. Ogden
Phipps, Edward Grocer. S. Wallis Merri-
hew and III. p Homans were among the
entrants. There were many dinner
parties and other entertainments given
for the players.
The second annual Cocoanut ball.
which was given at the Palm Beach
Country Club on Tuesday evening, with
Its tropical setting and the unique cos
tunes of the dancers, was one Of the
important social events. Following this
on Thursday came the annual Bal de
Tete at the Everglades Club. 1t was the
third costume dance In q week.
The Rev. and Mrs. Charles Temple
gave reception and tea at the vicarage
for her niece, Mrs. John Wanamaker.
Jr., who is the guest of Mrs. Charles
Alexander Mum. Mrs. Frederick w.
Gammage poured. Misses Mary McLain
and Frances Harstrom presided at the
punch bowl. Among the guests were
Col and Mrs. Willis S. Paine, DIR. and
Mrs. Carl A. Harstrom. DR.. Frederick
w. Gammage, Mrs. George Morgan
Ward, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Dun Doug
lass. Mrs. Henry b. Casselberry. Miss
Claire laval. Miss Nellie Cluett, Joseph
Ritter. Andrew +. Fulton and Mrs.
Charles S. Bracket
At meeting of the Sail Fish Club OF
Florida Mr.. Walter ]. Mitchell was elect
ed as president to succeed the late Mr..
Michael p. Grace Arr Willard S. Brown
was reelected vice-president. The board
of governors includes Messrs. John G.
King, Leonard D. Ahl and Henry 7.
Sloane, all of whom were reelected.
Mr.. r. Rulith M. Carpenter of Philadel-
phia and Horace Stateler of Wilmington
were elected to membership.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leander II. Mccormick
OF Chicago are the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles G. Gushing, Jr, of Boston,
at their home on Sunset avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Reynolds Blag-
den Of Greenfield, Mass. are occupying
the home of Louis Semple Clarke on the
Lake Trail Mrs Galen Snow. also of
Greenfield. is with them.
Mr.. John C. Bell of Philadelphia has
gone to Washington for the inaugura-
tion. Mrs. w. Harry Brown, with her
niece Miss Frances Brainard. and her
cousin. Mrs. II. NJ. Low. also went to
Washington for the inauguration. Mr..
Brown having gone UP several days in
advance
One of the events which attracted a
large audience was the concert given by
the Mastersingers Quartet of Chicago.
1t was held under the patronage of Mrs.
Frederick Edey, Mrs. Robert c. Black,
Mrs. Herbert S. Carpenter Mrs. Alfred
S. Rossin. Mrs. Henry Selignian and
Mrs. Louis M. Stumer.
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WILMINGTON, N. c.

WILMINGTON. ". G.. March 5.--Among
tho recent guests OF Dr. James Sprunt
at his home at Orton Plantation, on The
banks o. tho Cape Fear River, We're Mr..
and Mrs George Ise Blanc OF New York
Mrs Pembroke Jones and Mr.. and
Mrs. John Russell Pope OF New York
and Wilmington are spending several
weeks In Florida They will return to
wilmington soon and will spend some
time at Mrs. Johes's place, Arlie-on-the
Sound. where they probably will spend
the Easter season.
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ENGAGED TO EDWIN >. HERTs.

Announcement has been made Of the
engagement or Miss Lillian Weisenberg.
daughter OF Morris Weisenberg. OF 207
West 10th street, to Edwin ]. Herts.
During the war Mr.. Herts was attached
to the led Cross Commission to Great
Britain and served as aid 10 Col. Will
lam Ell dicott. lie Is a son or Mrs.
Florence s. Herts and the late Isaac
H. Herts.