New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-04-03
Palm Beach Is Cav
Socially Despite
Waning of Season
Cottage Colony Continues to
Increase Steadily: Many
Early Sojourners Plan to
Remain Through April
.sneo.al pispnteh 10 Tic r,.b,n,

PALM BEACH, Fla, April .. Ideal
weather always obtains in April at
Palm Beach Fox this reason the cot
sage colony constantly increases and
those who come early in the season FIRE
qneatly remain until late in April.
Sir. and Mrs Samuel Jntermyer and
party on board the Nirohda have Just
returned from Southern waters where
they spent several weeks
t. R. Thomas, who chartered Thorn as
H. Symington's boat the Harmony. for
February. has been cruising
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrerce II Armour,
OF Chicago. and their party Including
Mt. and Mrs. Morris Upham Ely. Of
New York, and Mr.. and Mrs l. Newton
and along the west coast on board the
Chieftain
John NJ. L. Rutherford and party have
returned to Palm Beach on board the
Gardena H. on which they spent sew
ersl weeks cruising and fishing off the
Bahamas.
Mr.. and Mrs Harry Payne Bingham
Of New York. spent several days this
week fishing for tarpon at Fort Lau-
derdale, and also going there were the
Reginald Boardmars and MI and Mrs
r. j. GllddeN.
A number Of smart parties we're
given this week on board the Venetian
houseboat II Cavallo Marine. which the
Misses Agnes and Louise Clarke had
built.
Cornelius Fox. Of New York, gave a
isrge supper dance there Saturday
evening. His guests included all the
younger set left in Palm Beach. the
Thomas II. Symingtons. the Harry
barlingrons and the Harold O. Whit.
neys being among The guests
Philadelphia. who announced the en-
gageInent of their daughter. Miss Mona
Robinson Grocer. to Neal Wainwright
OF Boston. gave It dinner at the house
boat Sunday evening in their honor
Their guests included Miss Florenc,
Grocer, Blaine Webb, OF Rye N. Y.
Charles Perrin and Malcolm Meacham
OF New York Nh. and Mrs. Georg,
Humphreys, of New York, also CAV,
small Sunday evening dinner at
Cavallo MARITIME.
Mr.. and Mrs Harold o. Whitney o
Boston, who are passing their honey
moon at Roger Hili's cottage. gave ,
picnic luncheon at Jupiter Sunday t,
about twenty members Of the younge
set.
Malcolm Meacham gave a farewell
Yea at MS apartment t0r MISS Wanna
retta Singer, who left last week fo
New York with her father, Pari
Singer, and Mr.. and Mrs Patrick ]
Singer. Mr.. and Mrs Cecil Singer hay
also gone to New York.
Mr.. and Mrs Theron R. Strong. o
Southampton, who have been cruisin
along the keys and stopped at Lon
Key for the fishing, were at tn
Breakers before continuing their tri
North.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank H. Clement lei
yesterday for their home at HemI
stead, l.. l., where they will renal
until June, when they open their sun
mer place at Castine, Me.
DR.. and Mrs. George Morgan War
have gone to Winter Park, Fla. whel
Or. Ward is considering the offer c
Rollins College TO again become pres
dent Of that institution. They wi
later go to their place in Massachusetts
Percy G. Williams, who has pul
chased large plot of ground on tn
South Ocean Boulevard, has been er
PERTAINING many friends on moonligF
calls on Lake Worth.
William MacNeill Rodewald and hi
sister, Miss MacNeill Rodewald, wh
will start this week for New York, gay
IN Easter luncheon at their cottage fc
Mrs. Lincoln r. Peabody and Miss Cor
stance Peabody, of Beverly, Mass, an
Horace 4. Dodge jr. and Charles CAT
tier.