The New York herald., 1921-03-13
Indian Sun Dance
at Palm Beach
Mrs. Edward I. Stotesbury One
of the Judges of Children's
Parade-Social Notes.

PALM BEACH, Fla, March Zone Of
the unique attractions for the visitors
here each season is the Seminole sun
dance. which is held ut West Palm
Beach. and for which hundreds Of per-
sons cross the lake each afternoon and
evening to get away from the conyen-
lional round of entertainments.
This big event wassstaged on Wednes-
day. Thursday and Friday. and for the
drst time In history a band of Wyoming
Indians, headed by Little Shield and
Yellow Calf, chiefs OF the Arapahoe
tribes. travelled almost across the con-
tinent to take part in tho unique festiv-
tiles A replica Of an Everglades VII
lage was the setting for the Green Corn
dance of the Seminole Indians and the
Worship Dance of the Arapahoes Ac-
companying the Arapahoe chiefs was
Adjt.-Gen. T. J. Mccoy OF the State OF
Wyoming. Mrs. Edward 7. Stotesbury
Of Philadelphia acted as judge for the
children's parade. DR.. George Morgan
Ward was another Of the judges.
Among the first to buy boxes for the
event were Mr. and Mrs. J. Leonard Rep
logic and Mrs. Florenz Zegfeld, Jr.; also
Mrs s. Ross Campbell of Philadelphia
and Mrs Charles III. Lambert. Mr.. and
Mrs Replogle started for New York on
Wednesday night.
One of the attractions of the Sun
Dance was the daring and spectacular
flights OF Miss Mabel Cody, niece of the
late Col. Cody and one Of the pioneer
women Of the air, who performed haz-
ardous feats each day in fast going
seaplane. A decorated automobile pa
fade and the children's parade were other
features of the three day celebration In
~ 1a IpAi
AT the recent election Of the Old Guard
Society Of Golfers Mr.. Fred c. Van Du-
sen Of Minneapolis was elected presi-
dent Mr.. Douglas w. Paige of New
York vice president. Mr.. Walter Fair
banks of Denver secretary and Mr.. Ben
janliu j. Rosenthal Of Chicago treasurer.
Frank r. Wilson of New York was ap-
pointed assistant to the secretary, Mr..
Fairbanks.
Tho Society of the Old Guard occupies
4 position of Importance in the winter
lie here having a membership of sew
nty-five prominent men, with long
waiting list and they have their own
dub rooms. an addition to the Palm
Beach Club house. built last summer and
opened at the beginning of this season.
Mr.. Josiah S. Cosden. who spent sew
raj days in New York last week,
brought with him upon his return here
Mr.. j. Gordon Douglas. The Messrs.
l.ytle and Richard II. Hull are other
guests of Nj. and Mrs. Cosden at their
cottage. Mrs. w. Scott Cameron, who
aas been their guest for several weeks,
accompanied Mrs. Cosden TO Havana
for Cow days during the visit of Mr..
Cosdon 70 New York and upon their re-
turn Mr.. and Mrs. Cosden gave dinner
at the Palm Beach Country Club. Tho
guests included Mr.. and Mrs Joseph
Widener Mr. and Mrs. Gurnee Mum,
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Alexander Mum,
Mrs. J. Norman de r.. Whitehouse, Mr..
r. A. B. Widener, Mr.. and Mrs. Reg
yald Boardman, Mr.. Lawrence Water
bury, Miss Mary Brown Warburton,
Miss Suzanne Pierson. Messrs. William
Rhinelander Stewart. Grafton Pyne, Oil
yer Perrin and Bertram de r. Cruger.
Mrs. Marion Slmms Wyeth is enter
aiaing her sister, Mrs. Frank Perkins,
stt her cottage here and Mr.. and Mrs. ].
Fred zimmerman, Jr.. have taken the
Bon y i cottage on Sunset avenue for
the remainder of the season, which was
recently occupied by Miss Dorothy Dali
ton.
Mr.. Adolph Lewisohn gave a luncheon
at the Palm Beach Country Club. The
guests were DIR. and Mrs. George Nor
gan Ward, Mrs. Robert G.. Black, Miss
Marian Rockford, Mrs. Minnie c. Rice
and Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert 5. Carpenter.
Mr.. Lewisohn will start next week for
Southern Pines. N. G.
Misses Katherine Kent and Miss Me-
lssa Yuille have been the guests OF Mrs.
Henry Carnegie Phipps at her cottage.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander II. Revell have
conc to Aiken, $. G.
Before their departure for the North
Nr and Mrs. Claude Grahame-White
of London bought q cottage on Sunset
avenue. whse they expect to pass the
winters.
Mn. and Mrs Richard b. Mellon OF
Pittsburgh have gone TO Washington, TO
he with his brother, Mr.. Andrew w.
Mellon, Secretary of the Treasury.
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh l.. Willoughby, Jr..
who passed several weeks here earlier
n the season on board their houseboat
Seminole Queen and who have been on
4 cruise northward, returned to Palm
Beach-ln time for Mr.. Willoughby 10
enter the golf championship tournament.
Mr.. w. Henry Hoyt of Bronxville,
y. Y, joined his father, Mr.. Fred
erlclx s. Hoyt, at the Poinciana early In
the week, to remain for the balance OF
the season.