New-York tribune., 1922-03-26
Army Team Takes
Miami Cup, Won in
Cuba, to Camp Dix
\ictors Arrange to Defend
Trophy i'll a Series of
Events Next Year: MANY
Arrive for the Late Season
Special Dispatch 10 The rrfb,u,

MIAMI. Fla. March % Major +. +.
Colby, Major Z. Engel, Captain w. D.
Alexander and Captain I. S. Poole are
taking back to Camp Dix with them the
Miami Beach challenge cup, which they
hope to defend next wear in the serie.
Of polo events that have been arranged.
The teams victory over the Cuban
players during the events in Cuba after
their loss to the nei ghboring islands at
Miami Beach is attributed 10 the ia
that the army men were in much better
form and more accustomed to PLAYING
together than when the Cubans were
mere. Before their coming to the beach
the four army men had not played to-
gether, and team work was lacking at
the beginning Of their seasons playing.
The visit of the officers has been one
Of the outstanding interests of polo
this winter. and added greatly to the
record breaking success Of the nolo sea
son.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Sumner Bird.
aboard the cruising houseboat White
Pelican, Of New York, tied up at the
Flamingo Pier yesterday en- route
northward from trip among the keys
Mr.. and Mrs. Bird have annually taken
FLORIDA houseboat trip. Travelling
with them are George Dutton. of Au
burndale, and H. 4. Child, OF Mcdford
Mass.
Harry S. Raymond, Of New York. is
guest at the Royal Palm with a
party Of friends. They will be here
several days.
MI and Mrs. Joseph Germain. who
have been winter visitors, left Miami
on Wednesday for their home in New
York
Mr.: and Mrs. Charles Tremain. of
Poughkeepsie, were among yesterd avs
arrivals at the McAllister Hotel.
DR.: John Wesley Hill. of New York.
nae been delivering a series Of talks
at White Temple.
Mr. and Mrs Wheeler II. Pcckham.
OF New York. arrived yesterday at the
beach, having come down from the un-
per part Of the state to be near their
daughter, Content. Miss Pccllham is .
student at Montcmartc School,
Mr.. and Mrs. George W. Ackcrman.
Of New York, are visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
Il. j. Marion, of Fort Dallas Park.
AlIlson V. Armour, of New York.
who has recently been at Palm Beach
10 again in Miami, and is on his Yacht
Ava, which is docked at the Bnlnorr
Apartments dock in Southside. NJ
Armour has had as his guests on thu
ava this season MI and Mrs. Jorda n
L. Mott.
:, Dr. -. G. Acheson, of New York. with
MRS Acheson, son, Howard A. Ache
SON. and Mrs. Margaret M. Allison. a
sister OF Mr.. Achcson's are booked for
trip 70 Havana aboard the big hvinc
boat, the Nina, from Miami to KcS
West. " "eS
Mr.. and Mrs. Sherman Loomj.. Of
Brooklyn, who have been in Porto Rico.
arrived yesterday at the Rova] PAIN,
for an indefinite stay. ~
Jonathan Moore jr., Of New York, is
late arrival at the ROYAL Palm Also
arriving yesterday at the Roval Paln
were ". Howard Pancoast and T. Wal.
zen Zebley, Of Philadelphia, and Mr..
ana ana Mrs. G; L. Dimon and c. Grsyson
o'moh' or MOUNT Vernon, n. Y.
A., Mr. and Mrs. Lucien ". Robinson.
Mr. and Mrs. Lucicn W. Robinson ~
Mr: and Mrs. Frederick, Fl. Gordo. ~ -
and l.. r. Gordon. all of New YORK. or' ~
rived IN Miami Thursday from Jpni.
oer island where they have spont IN a
inc yacht Ncmah returned SUNDAY
from 3 cruise of several days among
1he me. keys. Nr. and Mrs. ChsrIss
blIIinghsm entertained several fri.nds
on the cruise, and on arrival of the
Vessel IN port Mr.. Dillingham; left for
paim Beach. The yacht will leave for
RAIN Beach to-day for Mr.. Dillinrh. nm
Snd Sd Will then sail for West End, Grand
bahama, for an indefinite stav.
Or. and Mrs. Morton Il. Peek. Miss
dorothy Peck and Kenneth Peck ~
C0rnwa.l j. on the Hudson. arc recent ar
rivals at the Royal Palm.
James A. Stillmsn, registering from,
the National Golf Club, Long island.
played in the spring tournament h.ld
during the last week at the Niam
Country Club. Mr.. Stillman is aboard
MS yacht Mode esty which is anchored
or Ho%sl Palm dock
Mr. and Mrs. William Warren Of
Kingston. n. y, were brief visitors TO
the beach last week, stopping off for a
Gay on their way to Cuba.
Mr.. and Mrs. Anthony Drexel Diddle.
with their two children, were guests
at the Flamngo yesterday, motoring
down from Palm Beach.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Payson Ter.
| hume are at the Royal Palm.
The Seminole, belonging to Henry
Carnegie Phipps, of New York, sailed
into the bay Wednesday afternoon and
anchored off the Biscavne dock