New-York tribune., 1921-02-15
Children at Pain, Beach
Stage Valentine Party
Society Turns Out for Annual
Euent i'm Gardens; Stotesbury
Host of EVERGLADES Eorernors
SpcesaE Dispatch to The Tribune

Special Dispatch to The Tribuns
PALM BEACH, Fla, Feb. 14-Ed-
ward I. Stotesbury entertained the
members of the board of governors at
luncheon to-day at Elmirasol after the
weekly board meeting of the Everglades
CLUB this morning. Annual subscrib-
ers elected included Messrs. Alfred H.
Ramage, Oil City, Pa; William M.
Wright, New York; John C. .Millington.
Malcolm Meacham, Lawrence Water
bury, New York; Neal WAINWRIGHT
Philadelphia. Lady associate mem bers
elected were Mrs. Alexander Laughlin
jr, Pittsburgh; Mrs. Edith C. Hum
bert, Madison, N. j.; Miss Marie Mer-
Ger Dunlop, Ardmore, Pa; Mrs. John
Kerr Branch, Miss Louise Branch and
Miss Eleanor Parrish, Richmond. Va.
Temporary subscribers: Robert D.
Wrenn, DR.. Samuel Cant, Thomas Dick
son, New York; Charles Garfield King.
Joseph NJ. Cudahy, Chicago; John F.
PiIlsbury. Minneapolis; Walter C. Jam
ney, John K. Mohr and C. r. Vain
wright, Philadelphia, and Alexander
LaughIin jr. Pittsburgh.
Play for the Presidents Cup began
at the Everglades Golf Club, Chester
G. Bolton, of Cleveland, winning the
qualAtylng round with 80. Match play
vail be on tomorrow.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Lee Judd of
New Britain, Conn, came by automo-
bile from their winter home at Belle
ar 10 spend few days at the Ever
glades Club, and are accompanied bv
Mr. and Mrs. Frank c. Jones.
Mrs. Lyman B. Kendall, of Sunset
Avenue, entertained at tea for twenty
five at the club to-day.
Mrs, r. H. White gave a dinner for
twelve at the Country Club, taking her
guests to Joseph Riter's to hear Mrs.
Edward MacDowelI's recitals for the
benefit of the Good Samaritan Hospi-
tai, for which all tickets were sold long
IN advance. Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel I'M
termeyer, Mrs. Armour Ferguson and
Mrs: l. J. De Herczeg, of New York, are
at the Lotus cottage, awaiting the ar
rival of the houseboat Narodha.
ST. Valentines Day was a merry one
at Palm Beach, where the annual chill
dTen's Valentine party was held in the
Cocoanut Grove, attended bv several
hundred children of the hotel and cot
tage colony. Several hundred older
persons crowded the gardens and porch,
as this Is one of the great events Of
the season, and the children of many
prominent families made their debuts
IN Palm Beach, including William
Thaw 4th and Miss Andrea .Lucken-
bach, both less than a year old.
Miss Maxine Elliott and Miss Forbes
Robertson and Mr.. and Mrs. Claude
Graham White, of London, were guests
OF honor at small tea given by Mrs.
Edward T. Stotesbury at FL Mirasol.
where DR.. and Mrs. w. Seward Webb.
Mrs. H. E. Dodge, Mr.. and Mrs. j. H. R.
Cromwell, Prince the Bourbon, Mr.. and
Mrs. j. Fred Zimmerman and several
others were present.
Mrs. Viii lam Y. Scaife's musicale
struck a new note last evening at II
T m and ending at 4 a. n. Many rent
ROM the dinner dance at the Ever
2 ades Club and the particular star
was Ethel Levey, whose husband, Claude
Grahame White, donned a chefs cap
and apron and cooked supper for the
arge throng at 2;30 q. m. There was
& large at enhance
Frederick Rogers, of New York, will
arrive here on the Bilma I'd, which he
has just purchased, from Miami to-
morrow. Colonel and Mrs. James FL
verson and party have returned from
their cruise on the Golden Days, and
Akron, Ohio, has arrived on the
Qrienta I'd. Miss Dorothy Dalton. of
motion pictures fame, has leased Bon
Air cottage, on Sunset Avenue. Fred
erick Carlet, of Paris, is visiting
Joseph Ritter at FL Poniente.