New-York tribune., 1921-03-06
Palm Beach Rounds
Out a Record Week
Of Brilliant Caiety
Dinner Dances at Everglades
Club, Costume Ball and
Baby Party Among Many
Gay Events at the Resort
Dispatch to The Tribune

AIM DC.AAfl, IT,, uhlSH u L IA 'S
resort is rounding out one Of the
busiest weeks Of its existence. Tho
great throng Of people is ever changing,
like kaleidoscope, with every turn Of
the picture a brilliant and bewildering
array of color and hectic gaiety. From
the bathing hour on the beach in the
morning until the last wheel chair
rolls in at near dawn there is some
thing going on. and not in many years
have so many parties of real Importance
been given.
The Thursday and Sunday evening
dinner dances at the Everglades Club
have been record breakers, upward of
300 sojourners dining and dancing
there. From the allnight supper and
dancing parties given by Mrs. Claude
Grahame-W White and Roger Hill down
to the coming Sunday evening dinner
dance at the Everglades Club, which
promises to be the smartest of the sea-
son, Palm Beach will have one round
of pleasure.
The costume ball given on Friday
night at the Everglades Club by Ad-
olson Miner, Horace Chase I'd and
John Roy began at II o'clock and ended
at in the morning. Every one of the
800 guests appeared in costume, and
some remarkably beautiful ones were
seen. A buffet supper was served and a
feature was the photographs taken of
groups of the dancers,
George Leary jr., Of New York. gave
a baby party at the Country Club for
about seventyhve Of the Younger SCI
that will go down in history as one
OF the most amusing affairs ever given
here. The guests all were dressed as
infants or children There were sanu
piles, toy pals and shoves in the grea.
room, and the supper included such
dellcacles rs milk toast and chicken
hash on toast. Harold Osgood Whit
ney, of Boston was rolled in in q baby
carriage and the punch was served ir
nursing bottles. Mrs Learv gave 2
large surprise dinner or the houseboat
for her sons birthday on Thursday
evening
The annual fancy dress ball OF a
group Of young New York society men
called the Cocoanuts WAS given at the
Country Club Tuesday evening and was
unique affair. Addison Miner trans
forming the great salon into beaue' =
full and realistic jungle with tropical
foliage
The annual bal de tete given by th =,
management OF the Everglades Club
Will take place Thursday. This is al
ways a very smart and exclusive affair
and promises to eclipse anything pre-
viously given.
Mrs. Edward 7. Stotesbury gave her
annual buffet luncheon, al Ell Mirasol,
III honor of Nh. Stotesburys birthday,
70 which 200 guests were asked. It was
the largest and most important social
event of the season. Mr.. and Mrs.
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the luncheon was served from buffet
Levey and Claude Grahame- White
sang, as did the Master Singers Quar-
ret and other artists. Mr.. Stotesbury
himself sang song, the guests all
joining in the chorus
Mr.. and Mrs. James II. r. Cromwell
gave luncheon for sixteen young peo-
pie and midnight supper at the or
ange grove tea house last Saturday
night.
Mrs. Charles A. Mum gave dinner
for forty at her villa, her guests all
going to the Miner ball aftervard.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Z. Widener, Of
Philadelphia, entertained at luncheon
for Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Grahame-
White Monday and for Count and
/ Countess Tam burini on Saturday
Mrs. Hermann Oelrichs, Of New York
motored here from Miami and started
for the North Saturday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Leonard Replogle, OF
New York, gave a dinner at the Beach
Club Sunday for seventy guests. among
them Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph E. Widener
Mr. and Mrs. Edward T. Stotesbury, Mr.
end Mrs. Preston Pope Satterwhite
Mr.. and Mrs. David r. Calh oun. Mr.
and Mrs. Douglas Paige and Peter J
i Rogers.
DR. and Mrs W Seward Webb alsc
entertained at dinner at the Beach
Club.
Flying to Cuba and tn. Bahamas i.
favorite sport, and many sojourners
went to Havana for the races and car,
nival this week. Mrs. George W. Dan
q, Mrs J. S. Cosden and Mrs W Scott
Cameron, of New York; Mrs. Robert
i Graves, Mrs. Martin Hofer, Mr.. Graves
Mr.. and Mrs Fred Lewisohn, Lady
Henry. Hannibal de Mesa and Prince
de Bourbon were among those who
went to Havana
Mrs. II. Cass Gilbert is at the Roya-
Poincians, as are Mr. and Mrs. Clifford
v Brokaw, Fred C. Inman and Mr.. anc
Mrs. I. Townsend Burden, of New York
Mr.. and Mrs. John Wanamaker jr
William Rhinelander Stewart jr. anc
Mrs. Charles Amory are visiting Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Mum at their villa.