New-York tribune., 1922-02-12
Palm Beach Cav
AS Fine Weather
Starts Dancing
Tea Hour at C0coanut Grove
Finds 800 on the Floor;
Many New Workers Enter
tanned, Including Mayor
Special Dispatch to The Tribune

PALM BEACH, Fla. Feb. II. - An
ideal day for the Cocoanut Grove found
500 persons dancing there at the tea
hour to-day. Mrs. Barclay Fl. Warbur
ton, Miss Mary Brown Warburton, Mrs
John North WHY'S and Mrs Edward
bcaie Mclean had parties there. Ed
ward N. Dickerson entertained a party
OF thirty two. Mrs Edmund Z. Allyne
entertained a party Of twenty for her
daughter. Miss Vernon Allyne, and
from, Miami. Mrs. J. Leonard Replogle,
Mrs. Fielding Jones, Mrs. Hobart Endi-
colt Warren and Mrs. John l.. Detz
also had parties there.
Mrs. William p. Snyder arrived to-
day on private car from Pittsburgh
to open Atlantic cottage in the Break
crs group. Mr.. and Mrs. George r.
Naphen, Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Hofer,
of New York, and Peter L. Naphcn, Of
Boston, arrived on a private car and
arc spending several weeks at the
Breakers. Harry Walters. chairman Of
the board of directors of the Louis
Vile Nashville Railway, started
north on his private car. Harold
Sterling vande rbilt and H. Carey Nor
gan started for New York this eve
ming. They played golf at the Ever
glades Club this morning with Dr..
Malcolm McBurney and Alex TAFT, pro-
fessional. DR.. McBurney arrived this
morning and is at the Everglades Club
with Mrs. McBurney.
Mrs. Horace Dodge, of Detroit, is
expected to arrive on private car
tomorrow and will be at the Breakers.
where she will be accompanied by Mr..
and Mrs. James II. R. Cromwell and
General Douglas Macarthur. General
McArthur's wedding to Mrs. Cromwell
Brooks takes place on Tuesday.
Also arriving tomorrow will be Ed
ward T. Stotesbury's daughter. Mrs.
Sidney Hutchinson, of Philadelphia.
who will be at the Breakers. Dr. and
Mrs. Preston Pope Satterwhitc, Of New
York. will arrive on Monday for the
wedding. They plan to remain for
some time at the Breakers, where MIR.
and Mrs. William B. Elkins, Of Elkins
Park, arc among others to arrive
shortly.
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Wadsworth
are entertaining Mrs. Allan Goodhue.
of New York, at their Maisonette apart
ment They are entertaining at dinner
at the club tomorrow in her honor.
MIR. and Mrs. Paris Singer and party
took q short cruise on Lake Worth this
AFTERNOON. having tea on board. Tennis
is leading attraction at the Ever
g'ades Club, and many sets are played
there during the morning, when a large
gallery watches from the Alamanda
walk. Vincent Astor and Suydam Gut
Ting were paired against Grafton II.
Fyne and Captain Guy Westmacott in
several sets this morning On another
court Miss Gertrude Conaway and J.
kcarsley Mitchell played against Mrs.
John NJ. l.. Rutherford and Wadsworth
Lewis.
Miss Angelica L. Gerry, of Newport.
Il. l., who has been at Miami. motored
TO The Breakers. Mr. and Mrs. A.
Rene Moen, Of New York, and Miss
Catherine Appleton. Of Buffalo: Mr.
and Mrs. Edward +. Poocy, of Tnjla
dclphia. and Mr.. and Mrs. II. LEROY
Jones, Of New York. are notable ar
rivals there. At the Poinciana arc Mr.
and Mrs. John p. Harding and Mr.. and
Mrs. William J. Lyman, of Chicago:
Or. Horace n Allen, OF Tuxedo: Mr
and Mrs. T. A. Reinhardt, Of BROOKLYN:
J. Fred Schoellkopf Of Buffalo, and
Mrs. ". y: Gillette, Of Washington.
Mayor Hylan and Mrs. Hylan were
guests Of honor at dinner in the Gar
den Grill. given by Preston LINN. Of
New York. for twenty-five guests.
Franklin Simon. of New York, also
ente rtained a large party there.
The Captiva has arrived from New
ork and is tied up at Palm Beach
docks awaiting the arrival of Mr.. and
Mrs. Payne Whitney,