New-York tribune., 1922-01-15
Roses Tournament
AT Pasadena Draws
Ehrongs to Coast
y inter Residents Flock to
California i'll Time for
Annual Flower. Carnival:
Many New Workers There

PASADENA. Calf, Jan. 14.-Thc an
nUal Tournament of Roses, with its
attendant attractions, brought thou
sands O. people to Pasadena. many OF
Che winter residents always planning
their journeys here from the East TO
%rrivc ~ New Years in order That
they may not miss this. the greatest
iageant of flowers in the countr7. Not
cen the carnival at Nice can s..rpass
the one at Pasadena for baauty and
lavish use of roses and other flowers.
A not2blc figure at the tournament
was Cot lcl Robert Nj. Thompson, who
can uoHn from Santa Barbara and
ale his pied atcrre at the Mary
land. together with his guests, in
Guiding Admiral Edward W. Eberlc. Of
the Pacific fleet Colonel Thompson
occupied a erandstand at the MARYLAND
With ms party. the members of which
ar rWard accom-! anicd him TO TIE din
er gwen that evening to members of
the Washington and Jefferson football
team who were pittod against the Uni
Vcrsity Of California that afternoon at
Tournament Park. Colonel Thompson,
as trustee Of Washington and Jotfer-
son. was among Tie most Al ent root
ers for the Eastern college
Albert j. Weber. of NV York, son
Of lhc late Adam Wcber, who was an
organizer Of the New \ ork Philhar-
mcnic Society, is passing the winter at
til, Maryland.
Sullivan County. \. Y. has arrived at
ne Maryland for the winter season,
where Mrs. NJ. J. Wcstin and Master
iJg1 IL.
ers. Ar and Mrs. Peter Bodire are here
from Z tlantic Highlands, n j.
Former Secretary Of the Treasury
and Mrs. William Gibbs McAdoo arc
expected this month TO spend the sea-
son at the Huntington Hotel, where
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles ". Tracy and
Miss Francena Tracy, Of New York,
have gone, after passing the early sea
son a. the Maryland
Mrs. Adrian II. Joline, of New York,
IS spending the winter here at the
Maryland. where she recently enter
tanned her sister. Miss Alice Larkn.
Mrs. G. yelling Sicilel and Master Jack
Sickel, of New \ ork, are also here for
the winter
Nv. and Mrs. f. S. Nrccland OF New
York, Will spend the winter at Hotel
Green as usual. Mrs. Henry Willis
rhclps, of Park Hill, Yonkers, vii! be
ioined at the Maryland later by Mir.
Phelps Their son. Raymond Phelps,
spent Christmas o'th the family at the
home OF Henry Phelps at Hollywood,
going on later to San Francisco.
Mrs. F. II. Grcenley, Mr.. and Mrs.
James w Wenman, Mr. and Mrs.. +. H.
Collins. Mrs. +. Remsen and Miss
Ahorn. ell of New York. are spending
the winter at the Maryland. Most of
he Maryland colony attended the jolly
New Years Eve dinner dance at The
Green upon it's opening Saturday eve
ming. The nightly dinner dances in
the Maryland grill bring many from
outside the hotel.
The opening of the Huntington this
week brought many Fasteners to
the city and already the round Of
social events has started in the Crown
City, including dinner dances at the
Pasadena Golf Club, where on Sa+ur-
day special exhibition match vas
played by Eddie Loos and Jack Gro p,
professionals of this club. one of tn
twenty-five golf clubs lying within an
hours ride from Pasadena Walter J .
Travis. that grand old man Of golf
who feels as young as ever. is winter
ing here and has just been made an
honorary member of the Pasadena Golf
Club.