New-York tribune., 1921-12-11
November Colony
AT St. Petersburg
Unusually Large
Arrivals at Florida Resort
From All Sections of the
Country; Many New York
Persons Are at the Hotels
Special Dfspdtch TO Tho Trtbsns
4 DIcr,rI ID CnIrDN I'll. H. IN


SIT. PETERSBURG, Fla, Dec. 10.--
This year, in spite of early predictions
to the contrary, the number Of Novcm-
Ler arrivals in st. Petersburg at least
equaled that Of previous years, and al
really 80 many far away sections are
represented that one is likely to run
across n friend from anywhere at every
turn Of the corner.
The h otels are making reservations
which pr romise IA most successful sea-
son. The Alexander opened its doors
Members Of the Ladies' Aid Society
Of the Asblry M. e. Church Of Tuck
and Saturday. Those in charge were
Mrs. O. X. Lang, Miss Crompton, Mrs.
f. S. Jones, M "a. Charles II. Roe, Mrs.
]. D. Treadwell, Mrs. Herbert D. Lent
and Mrs. Edgar reynolds.
Among those who recently enter
tained friends At their homes in
Bronxville were M. and Mrs. Charles
Halsey, of Lawrence Park, and Mrs. q.
w. Bliven, Of White Plains Road.
Mrs. E. j. Drummond, after spending
few days at Andove1, Mass, has re-
turned to her home, on Pondfield Road,
Bronxvillo.
A dance for the benefit Of the Vassar
College Endowment Fund was given at
the Sleepy Hollow Country Club on
December 2 The patrones,ses incl uded
Mrs. Burchard butcher, Mrs. Roy E.
Durstine, Mrs. Cleveland a. Dunn, Mrs.
William G. Galowhur, Mrs. Arthur B..
Hebard, Mrs. Pliny Williamson, of
Scarsdale, and Mrs. E. w. Weber, Of
White Plains.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Wilken, of
Pawling, formerly of White Plains
announce the engagement Of their
daughter, Hazel Ruth, to Roland Jud-
son, son of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Jud-
son. of Winedale. N. Y.
The Monday Afternoon Bridge Whist
Club, of Bronxville, was entertain ed by
Mrs. Florence Bassford in Kensington
| Terrace.
Mrs. Harry Burt also gave bridge
party at the same time at her home
in Lawrence Park.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. G. Morris, of Will
lard Avenue, Mount Vernon, have been
entertaining Miss Virginia Johnson, Of
Oakland, Cal.
Mrs. George p Forbes and daughter,
Mary Alice Forbes, of Larchmont, have
returned from q two weeks visit at
11attsburg, N. Y.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Bryan Alley, of
Larchmont, have opened up their town
house in Manhattan for the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Orrin Whitney, of
Hartsdale, will make their home in
Hartford after December 6.
Mr. and Mrs. A. l.. Wendover, of
Lincoln Manor, Mount Vernon, gave
dinner party at their home this week.
the guests including Percival Green
leese. of Manhattan; Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Haag and Mrs. B. Clifton, of
Pelhamwood.
Mr. and Mrs. George Douglas, Of
Union Avenue, Mount Vernon, gave a
birthday party Mt their home on
Wednesday evening, their guests in
cluding Mr.. and Mrs. Sturgis Randall,
Of Summit Avenue, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Raymond Swan, of East Fourth Street.
Mrs. ]. Elmer Husband, of Pitts
burgh, after spending several weeks
, with her mother, Mrs. w. H. Mendel,
, of Summit Avenue, Mount Vernon, has
returned to her home.
, Mrs. Robert Mitchell, of East Lincoln
, Avenue, Mount Vernon, has been en-
tertaining Miss Margaret Walker, of
? New Brighton, S. i.
Following a visit Of several weeks
: in Mount Vernon Chester Brakeman
. has returned to his home in Atlanta
Ga.
/. Mrs. Haley Fiske, of ESQ West Sew
enty-second Street, Manhattan, who is
$ president of the board of managers OF
t the Bedford State Reformatory fo,
Y Women, has been making frequent
v visits to the institutions lately and
: suggesting certain changes