New-York tribune., 1922-12-03
Orlando Pastimes
Attract Legions of
Florida's Visitors
Good Golf Course at COun-
try Club and Tennis
Courts in Good Condition
Are Appealing Lures.
s,,o,a, Di.pafoh 20 The Tr,bsrs


ORLANDO. Fla, Dec. 2.-one OF the
seerets Of Orlando's wonderful growth
as winter resort Is that the men
and women who are most active In its
nany-slded development know how 10
play as we'll as work. The Country
Club has an exceedingly good golf
course, the tennis courts are always
in good condition.; an acre OF land is
set apart IN the center OF the city
for the Sunshine Club.
The Orlando Country Club opened
its winter season with brilliant ball
on Thanksgiving night, the first OF the
dinner dances 10 be held on thursdays
throughout the season. One Of the
many gay social affairs this week was
the bridge tea given by Mrs. Miller
Phillips and Miss Helen Sturgis ior
two young women who viii be married
soon, Miss Louise Hoskins and MISS
Jessie Gedge. Assisting the hostesses
we're Miss Helen Way, MISS bess
Verigan, Miss Bette Barr, Mrs. J. W.
Ferris jr., Mrs. c. ). Hoag and hrs.
&C. 4. Sturgis.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles <. Saunders
are entertaining their sons, hessrs'
Charles and Harold Saunders, who
have recently arrived from Auburn
y. Y.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles stillman, Of
Otega, y. Y, are among the early ar
rivals at the Wyoming, ono Of the old
est and most popular Of the tourist
hotels.
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Pierce, Of New
YORK, who were married IN September
have taken an apartment az INC
Amherst for the winter. Dir. George
". Powell, OF Oneonta. \. ~ has come
10 Orlando 10 pass the tourist season
Yr John A. Hall, OF Glens Falls, ".
Y has arrived for his sixth season
here. Mr.. ". Z. Chamberlain is re-
cent arrival from Bainbridge. y. !.
MIR. and Mrs. Thomas ]. Ryan, OF
New YORK. arc az the fremont Hotel.
Mr.. Samuel Simmonds, OF New
Rochelle, Is a recent arrival.
Misa Gertrude Lysett, Of Medina, y.
Y bas come for her third season, ano
,,i,b her father is enjoying an apart
mont on Osceola Street. Other recent
ar,ivais include Mrs. Mary Arnold, Of
FORT plain. n. Y; Mrs. Mary Wood and
Nrs A B. Sheldon. Of Sherman, y. T.,
ana Nr. and MS. W. NJ. BlHekstock.
Mr. and Mrs. William +. Van Haasen,
~ Schenectady, ". y; Mr. George II.
Van Meter, Of jersey City. and mr' ana
Mrs. Alex McMurraB OF WILDWOOD
n. J.
Tho county highway program will be
commenced early next month, accord
ing 70 n. B. Wilkinson, local landscape
architect. Warren II. Manning, ma
tionally known specialist IN highway
Identification. will arrive IN Orlanao
next week, and the work OF planning
flowers and shrubbery will begin az
once. -
York. have taken apartments a. JeI
ferson Court for the winter. hIs.
Woodruff Is going abroad next month
10 spend some time with her dagghter'
Mr. and Mrs. F. II. haeCauley Ano
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Waldr9n. o.
Glens Falls. n. Y. have opened tneir
home on Rosalind Avenue for the
winter.
20 their home here after summer IN
Foss Aurora. n. Y. Mr.. and Mrs. y. Z.
Or and Miss Nell Orr. OF Chappaqua,
n Y. are winter patrons Of the San
Juan. Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. Schmidt have
arrived from Brooklyn 20 spend the
winter with Mr.. and Mrs Edgar
schmidt. whose summer home Is
Plainheld, n. J.
M. and Mrs. Grover c. Cleland, Of
stanley. n. Y, are here for their
fourth season; Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
HARDER. OF Geneseo, y. y, arc at the
San Juan; Mr. A. x. Lane. Of Morris
town. has arrived for an extended stay;
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Esseek. OF Buffalo.
are recent arrivals, and Mr. and Mrs.
Josepi Collord, Of Buffalo. have taken
a house on Gore Avenue; Mr. and Mrs.
John I. Curtis. Of Canandaigua, Mr..
and Mrs. L. n. Gould and Miss Blossom
n---lL - n.-E.Ln nnA Mr and Mrn N I