The New York herald., 1922-01-01
Bridge Is Planned
to Connect Tampa
and St. Petersburg
Bradford A. Lawrence, Jr., to
Head Financing Organiza-
tiOn-Arrivals.

Special Dispatch 10 THE New York HERALD.
ST. PETERSBURG. Fla, Dec. 3l.-St
Petersburg has set itself the task OF
building the Candy Bridge.
Years ago Mr.. George S. Candy OF
Philadelphia became a large property
owner In this section, and as he saw st
Petersburg and Tampa developing he
envisioned plan whereby the two towns
could be united In their progress by the
building of a great bridge that would
span Tampa Bay. Money stringency, the
work of designing stucture that would
fill all needs and the awakening of the
two cities to the immense benefits to be
derived from the connecting of the two
towns held in allegiance until now the
actual work of construction. Bradford A
Lawrence. Jr.. secretary of the Chamber
of Commerce. will act as leader of the
financing organization and open the
local stock selling campaign on Monday
for the bridge.
After an exciting campaign Mr.. Frank
Fortune Pulver. owner of the Detroit
Hotel, was elected Mayor of st. Peters
burg. defeating Mayor Noel A. Mitchell.
The New York and New Jersey and
the Pennsylvania societies have been
among the first of the local organiza-
tions to elect officers for the ensuing
year and plan their programs Of enter
tainment.
More than a hundred members at
tended the meeting Of the Pennsylvania
Society. at which time there were elected
to office w. A. Huber of MechanicsburS
president, II. w. Eisenberg OF Consho
hocken vice-president. Mrs. Hattie NJ
Baughman of Harrisburg secretary
Mrs. Charles II. Haines of Vinemont as
sistant secretary, and Mrs. sara Z.
Howell OF Williamsport treasurer.
The New York-New Jersey Society
chose as their new president Mr.. G. w.
Cole of Asbury Park. to succeed Mr..
F.. w. Langworthy. Mr.. w Bryant
of Hinsdale was elected vice-presldent,
and Mrs Alice NJ Horton OF New York
secretary.
Arrivals from New York State in
clue Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis G. Patterson,
Mrs. Mary J. Reeves. Miss Emma
Reeves. Katherine NJ. Rulinson. the
Rev. and Mrs. Frank S. Swan. Mrs r.
III. Brown. Mr.. and Mrs. A. Bernhard
Rochester; Mr.. and Mrs. +. c. Griffin.
Mrs. G.. n. Lehr. Mrs. J. T. Virgins.
Rome; the Rev. ]. @. Fallon. Richard
G. Moffett, Schenectady; Mrs. NJ. M.
Adams, the Misses +. A. and ". g.
williams. William f. Krause, Staten
Island; Mr.. and Mrs. I. w. Bender, MT
and Mrs. +. j. Bradner, Mr.. and Mrs.
Woodward Poole, Mr.. and Mrs. g. Il
Brown, Eleanor and Barbara Brown.
Thousand Island Park; 7. w. Abbott.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Il. Grant, Jr..
Troy; Clarence A. Farnum. Miss CO.
rinne A. Farnum. Wellsvillc; Mrs. w.
III. Busing. Jr.; Miss Helen Arlington.
White Plains: DR.. and Mrs. r. Oliver
Phillips. Mr.. and Mrs. George W.
Thompson. Mrs. Ella Z. Thompson.
Yonkers Dr. and Mrs. Y. N. Carpenter,
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. NJ Brown. Mrs. NJ. g.
Hutchinson. Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Doo-
little. New York.
other arrivals include Mr.. and Mrs.
G. NJ Lyon. Paterson, y. j.: Mr.. and
Mrs. c. w. Lines. Wolcott. Conn; VIII
tam Miller. Glen Ridge, and Mrs. Mary
G. Lee. Atlantic City.
Arrivals at Tampa include Mr.. and
Mrs. Lawson Magruder. Mr. D. p.
Daugherty. New York: Mr. and Mrs. u.
T.. wethy, Buffalo: Mr.. and Mrs. a. II.
Tinker. Mrs. A. j. Townsend, Glovers-
VILE: Miss Lou p. Dana. Mr.. and Mrs.
G.. u. Anderson, New York: Mr.. and
Mrs. William c. Kruger Miss Jennie
Lang. Buffalo: Mr.. and Mrs. G. Y.
Henderson. Syracuse; G. y. Billiard.
Rochester; Mrs. Elizabeth Eddy. Lydia
G. Waterman. Mrs. George McCreary.
Miss Irma McCreary. Miss Dorothy q.
McCreary. Troy: MIR. and Mrs. J. w.
Brown. New York; MFR. and Mrs. Il. w.
Lear. Burlington: J. Bartlett Simmons.
Elizabeth. ". J.; Mrs. G. VI. Raymond
Bridgeton. ". j.. Mr.. and Mrs IT, II
wiles. woodbury.. Conn.