New-York tribune., 1922-01-22
Palm Beach Colony
Has Lively Week
As Hotels Open
Royal Poinciana Begins Its
Season After Opening of
Country Club With Colt
Matches; Dances Popular
specsol pisn~.c, to Tho Tr,nu*e


Palm Beach colony 90 witness the cN
hibltion rclf matches, was followed D!
INC opening Of the Royal po'nc'aha
Hotel on Monday To-day the first Yea
dance in the Cocoanut Grove is pel"s
given and tonight the cottage coiTns Tn
will unite with the guests from tne
Breakers and the Poinciana III '"e
opening Of the Palm Room.
Tomorrow viii be the BUSES, Gay on
Palm Beach's January caiehoa', ~
-hera viii he the opening luncheon az
~ p,1,, Roach Country Club, the
oneninT, luncheon Of the CRU in the
posrc,ana and tn initial dinner dance
: .,,, season a. &c Everglades Cub.
0r Wednesday the Beach Club Will
$40 ;+s Formal opening and many res
nr,at;ons show that representative
colony will be gathered for this aalr.
The FLORIDA specials arriving from
the north are depositing throngs at the
Poinciana ard Breakers, the Everglades
Club ard the cottages Private cars IN
numbers are on the siding near the
po,nc;ana. and this week brought Z
nnnibcr of new yachts and houseboa;s
"a Lake Worth. With this week Palm
Beach cones into its full stride. anG
from now until the middle of February
the resort Will be gay.
The Lake Worth golf tournament, to
ne nlayed over the Poinciana links,
starts on Monday with the usual array
OF golfers.
Aviation will play an important part
IN the sports program at Palm Beach.
David NcCulloch OF Palm Beach and
Port Washington, l.. L.. Is IN charge
Of tire Transoceanic Company, with
large station OF thc west side of Lake
Worth.
The Roval Poinciana welcomed many
Of lis annual visitors at the opening
on Monday. Among them were Mr..
and Mrs. Louis {. Racgner. of New
York, who will remain at the Poinclann
through the winter. Their daughter,
Mrs. Lorenzo Mitchell-iIenry, who ar
lives IN Wednesday as the guest OF
Nr. and Mrs. Louis G. Kaufman at
Mir. and Mrs. J. Leonard Rcplogle, have
returned for their annual sojourn Mrs.
". T. Woo,ley, of Saratoga Springs;
NJ and Mrs. Walter Blackman, Of
Toalon; Fred A. Hoyt. Of New York;
FRED c. Van Dusen. president of the
Old Guard Society of Golfers. and
Mrs. Van Dusen, Of Minneaoolis,
Wadsworth Lewis. of New York. Is
expected here in carly February, and
coming about the middle OF February
10 remain some time Will be Mrs. Will
liam X. Thaw Sd.
The Breakers colony has been aug
monted during the last week by the
arrival Of Mr.. and Mrs. William Gray
Flmslie. Mr. and Mrs. James Kern and
Mr.. and Mrs Lyon Phillips.
Arrivals this week ct The Breakers
included Mrs. Harry Payne Bingham
ard children. of New York and Long
Island. who are here for short time
before opening their home. Henry T.
-.e+,,..DoI from Now York fOl-
his annual Soiourn. Edward V. Hart
ford. of New York. is here for the sea
son. Colonel and Mrs. William Is.
Thompson Joined the New York colony
here.
A DELIGHTFULLY."- informal atmosphere
prevails 1T the Everglades Club, where
golf and tennis provide daily sport
Reservations for the first dinner dance
Of the season. which will be given to-
morrow evening, indicate that this will
b. AZ ausricicus occasion. A large
tain at dinner. Mrs. Hermann Oelrichs,
who moved TO the Everglades Club
shortly after her arrival from New
York is established here for the sea
son ~ maisoNette a0artment with
Mrs. James W. Keenes. Of San Fran
cisco.
MIR ard Mrs. Jerome Napoleon Bona
parte, who were established in a cot
tage before making the Everglades
Club their winter home, arrived from
New York on Friday and will be in one
OF the Italian villas for the season.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Dun Douglass,
Of Llewellyn Park, Orange. \. j., and
New York, are established in their
home for the winter and expect later
in the season their daughter. Mrs.
Henry V. 3. Darlington the former
Miss Dorothy Stone Smith.
Mr.. an6 Mrs. L. Clarence Jones ar
rived on Monday and are at Yalta Villa
on Sunset Avenue for the winter.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas II. Symington
arrived on Monday to open their home.
Gatewavs, on Everglades Avenue. Mr..
and Mrs. Edward c. Crossett, of New
Palm Beach on their yacht Betty r,
rave taken cottage on the North Lake
Trail. The Hon. Mrs. Frederick f.
Guest is It her home. Artcnnis, on the
North Ocean Boulevard, and arriving
in Palm Beach on Tuesday on a private
car were NJ and Mrs. f. r. Thomas.
who have the Casa Iona on Sunset
Kingsley. of Troy. who are at their
home on the South Ocean Boulevard,
src entertaining Mr.. and Mrs. Julian
] mar. of New York.
Mrs Edward T. Stotesbury, who went
to Philadelphia, is expected to return
to Palm Beach tomorrow.
Mr and Mrs. Allan Datcr Mclean, of
New York, are visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
Marion Sims Wyeth at their cottage.
Mrs Mclean was formerly Miss Flor
ence Wveth, sister of Marion Wyeth
ana daughter OF DR.. John A Wyeth, Of
New York
The Hon. Charles J. F. Winn, of
London, is at one of the new homes on
tho Ocean Boulevard. where Mrs.
VIM, who was detained in New York
because of illness. joined him this
week. Their guests include Captain
and Mrs. G. r. Nescmacott and Cap
tam ,'ohn z B Conebe. Miss Rather
Inc Norton. VINO has been detained in
New lcri. by the illness of her aunt (
will Join the Winn party, as will Lady /
Fiolet de Traitor. Of London, who is I
visis ng the Marshall Fields in New !
Mr.. and srs. Douglas W. Paige and
11smiiy, Of New York and Bellport, L.
= are at Aloha Cottage.
). Mrs Edward Elliott Jenkins, Of New
ork and West Hampton, L. l., will
oe at the Everglades Club later in the
season to spend several weeks
spencer Waters, of New York is en-
]Esrtainlng on board his houseboat, the
nI5onrade I5' IL, Nv. and Mrs. Z. Irving