The New York herald., 1922-03-05
Picturesque Dance
and Musicale Held
at Villa in Miami
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward B. Doug
las Entertain Friends Out
dOors-Arrivals.

Special Dispatch TO THE New YORK HERALD.
Edward b. Douglas gave musicale and
dance at their home in Buena Vista.
From the boughs of the trees were sus-
pended cages of birds, while parrots and
cockatoos sat ON perches around the
dancing floor under a mammoth mango
tree. Among the guests from New York
were Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore M. Leonard,
Mr. and Mrs. Glenn H. Curtss, Mr. and
Mrs. Walter r. Comfort Mr.. and Mrs.
w. v. Little. DR.. and Mrs. Daniel l..
Cady. Mrs. John H. Ehrehart. Joseph +.
GreGves and Mrs. Ila A. Watkins.
In the Royal Palm grill Mrs. Leonard
entertained one of the largest luncheon
parties of the season. The guests were
from the hotel and cottage colonies and
represented many different States.
Among those from New York were Mrs.
Daniel l.. Cady. Mrs. Horace De Lisser,
Mrs. Jonathan Moore. Mrs. Frederic
Rutty. Nine. Andre Lecomte, Mrs. Wal
ter r. Comfort. Mrs. John Fl. Ehrehart,
New York. Also Mrs. Thomas p. Kings
ford. Mrs. +. A. Cushman, Oswego ; Mrs.
L. d. Ozmun, Rochester: Mrs. George
NJ. Jones, Pittsburgh, and Mrs. William
l.. Douglas, Boston.
weeks calendar by the arrival of Com
mander Albert Cushing Read on board
the u. S. S. Sandpiper, accompanied by
eleven seaplanes. They stopped here for
fuel and oil and proceeded to Key West
where the planes will make flights to
test the climate for winter flying. Com
mander Read was the pilot of the NC-4,
the first airplane to cross the Atlantic
Mrs Read is passing the winter here
NTx~c In ifla
Mr.. and Mrs. Anthony j. Drexel
Biddle. Jr, came by automobile from
Palm Beach Friday and took luncheon
at the Flamingo.
Arrivals at the Royal Palm include
John j. Quinn. John Q. Cover, August
NJ. Wise. Mr.. and Mrs. William G. But
Ter. Mr. and Mrs. Edward H. Davis
Miss Blanche A. Davis, Henry A.
Caesar. Theodore H. Banks Morgan
Davis, Mrs. A. c. Cushman, Miss Daisy
Jean, the Rev. John B. Kelly, the Rev.
Francis P. Duffy, Mr.. and Mrs Ed
ward c. Delafield. Miss Alice Perkins,
Mr.. and Mrs l.. c. Dilkes. Elwood f.
Rice. Henry E. Rahe, 0. j. GUIDE. N
r, Nichols Mr.. and Mrs. George H.
worthington. Mr.. and Mrs. T. NJ.
Curry, Joseph P. Day, Mrs. p. w.
Brown. Mr.. and Mrs. John Stratton
OLeary, Mr.. and Mrs Joseph Di Gior-
gio, Mrs. Charles F. Kehoe, Martin D.
Hughes. New York.
Urmey-Mr and Mrs. John X. Mad
den, John p Carter, Miss r. S. Brun-
ner. Mrs. A. B. Vail of New York: Mr.
and Mrs j. J. Parkhurst, Englewood,
y. j.; William Gebhardt. w. r. Geb-
hardt and A. II. Coleman, Clinton.
y. j.
Gralynn-Mr. and Mrs w. Richmond
Ware, Mr.. and Mrs. +. o. Ayres, F..
L. Remington. z. r. Chapman, C. NJ.
Warner of New York; James NJ. Gill
and Miss Gertrude Brown, Norwalk,
Conn.
McAllister-G. Norman Krause. SYRIA
cuse; Mr.. and Mrs. C. H. Capper, Miss
Beatrice Capper, Pittsburgh; Mr.. and
Mrs. L. III. Mitchell. Mr.. and Mrs. F.
II. Killian, New York; L. J. McGraw.
Baltimore. and Mrs. Joseph Kenworthy
Philadelphia.
Halcyon--Mr and Mrs. y. j. Brooks,
New York; George B. Kelly, Bingham
ton Mr.. and Mrs. Frank c. Hatch,
Miss Ruth Rogers. Boston. and Miss
f. d. Stone, Waterford. n. Y.
San Carlos-lMrs. George Corbin,
Miss Corbin. New Britain; Mr.. and
Mrs. +. J. Marshall, Edgartown, Mass :
Mrs. William Downing. Philadelphia !:
Mr.. and Mrs Arnold Steele. Miss
Gertrude Steele, New York. and Mrs.
II. d. Cook, Far Rockaway.
Flamingo-Mr. and Mrs. julius Seig-
bert, Miss Beryl Seigbert. New York +:
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Baher. Harris
burg. Pa.