New-York tribune., 1921-02-13
Dinner Dance Leads.
Social Functions i'm
Palm Beach COLONY
Annual Bal Masque at Ever
glades Club, ''Cocoanuts''
Ball and Valentine Party
Among Coming Events
sDeciaI Dlspatoh 10 qhe rrIbwe

AIM bEath, Fla., FEB. 12.-~I This
week brought a great change in the
personnel Of Palm Beach, many fash
ionable folk having arrived to swell !
the society colony. Among them are
Prince Alphonse de. Bourbon, Hannibal
di Mesa. OF Cuba, and Count and
Countess Rinaldo Tamburiui, of Italy.
The countess is a Virginian by birth,
having been Miss Harris, Of James
town.
The largest and most brilliant func-
ton OF the week was the Sunday din
ner dance st the Everglades Club,
where many large parties were given. |
Mr.. and Mrs Paris Singer headed the
list with sixteen guests. Others en-
tertaining were Mrs Robert Graves.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Mum and Mrs.
Norman de r. Whitehouse, who had
several guests, including Mrs. Henry
Wise Miller and Bertram de r. Cruger.
Society is interested in the announce
ment Of the annual bal masque at the
Everglades Club on the evening of
February "A and in that of the "Co-
coanuts" annual ball at the Palm Beach
Country Club on March i. Caleb
Bragg, James Hyde, Addison Miner
and lack Rutherfurd are among the
"Cocoanuts,' whose jungle ball last
season was the talk OF Palm Beach.
Other events are the annual Chill
dren's Valentine Costume Party in the
Cocoanut Grove, Monday, and the
Nashington's Birthday ball at the
Poinciana, for which Miss Caroline
Bean, of New York. is doing a huge
poster, showing the Washington Monu-
ment and the Capitol, this sketch being
enlarged by scenic painters. The ten
his tournaments and the Breakers ball
are the other large official events to-
gether with the coming golf tourna-
ments. More than one hundred and
forty entries we're received for the golf
/ tournament this week at the Palm
/ Beach Golf Club for the South Florida
championship.
| Mrs. Louis J. Treadwell, of Newport,
who is at the Everglades Club, gave a
tea party there Friday for the New
York artist Miss Caroline Bean, and
on Sunday Mrs. William Lawrence
| Green. OF Tuxedo. also gave tea for
/ Miss Bean, who is doing wax chalk
/ drawings here of society folk.
Mrs. W. Seward Webb gave a
/ luncheon at the Palm Beach Country
/ Club for several friends Saturday and
also gave dinner at the Everglades
/ Club.
W. x. Vanderbilt jr. motored from
Miami for luncheon at the Country
/ Club.
Harold s. Vanderbilt, Douglas Paige
and Darwin z. Kingsley are New York
ers to be made members of the Old
Guard Golf Club. The board of COVER
nors, 10 serve three years. includes Ar
thur P. Clapp, Garden City; Douglas
Paige, New York; F. c. Van Dusen,
! Minneapolis, and B. ]. Rosenthal, Chi
! cago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mortimer L. Schiff are
at the Breakers for the season and also
are Mrs Frederick Martin Davies, who
has Joined her father, Eugene NJ.
| ONeill; Mr.. and Mrs. Marcus Daily,
| Hosmer Barrett, Mr., and Mrs. Joseph
R Dilworth and Joseph Dilworth, all
of New York.
Mrs. Matthew Borden and the Misses
/ Gladys and Muriel Borden, of New
York. are at the Poinciana, as are
| ]. Rogers, H. c. Hungerford, Milo NJ,
| Beldng, Walter NJ. Roselle, W. j. BaX-
ter, Mrs Helen P. Rueping, j. H
Staats, G.. Hobart and John Drake, all
of New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. N. Wright, of New
York, and Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Vii
/ liams, of Lawrence, L. l., are among
new arrivals at the Everglades Club.
Many smart dinners have been given
at. the Beach Club of late, where Mrs.
| George Bird, Maxwell Norman, Mr.. and
Mrs. William Da.rymple, Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Vernon SkiR, Mr. and Mrs.
! Charles Mum, Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
/ Shewan and Frank V. Storrs have
| entertained.
Among those giving parties in the
Cocoanut Grove during the week were
| Mrs. William X. Thaw Sd, Mrs. Jerome
| n. Bonaparte Mrs. Lyman B. Kendall,
Mrs Walter J. Salmon, Mr.. and Mrs.
| Edward R. Thomas, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
ward Grocer, Miss Caroline Bean, Mr.
and Mrs. Maurice Heckscher, Mr.. and
| Mrs. Charles Mum, Addison Miner,
Mrs. Paris Singer and Mr.. and Mrs.
William Lawrence Green, of New York.
I Gordon Hamersley, of New York, is
living on board his yacht here. With
him are Mr.. and Mrs. Maurice Heck
scher and Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Hough.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Ned Shewan, of New
York, after spending some days here
on board the Pastime, have gone to
Miami
Reginald Brooks, of New York, who
chartered the Scurry from Edward
| Grocer, is on a cruise along the keys.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Lewis. of
New York, have gone to Key West.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Edward T. Stotesbury