New-York tribune., 1922-12-31
Wireless Votaries Install
Powerful Sets: Governor
Opens Season With Ball
for Debuianie Daughter
Eastern Colony Is Strong
MANY Return to Cottages
at Paget and Somerset
for the Winter Sojourn
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States ia novelty OF this Season,
Several Of the cottAgsrS have either
installed or are about TO install power
| ful receiving outfits; some Of the
larger hotels will probably have them
IN operation and there is talk Of max
ing wireless an adjunct 70 the service
a, the clubhouses Of Bermudh's two
eIghteen-hole golf links, the Mid
Ocean course AZ Tucksrtovn and the
Riddells Bay course. across the hsroor
from Hamilton.
Mr. W. II. Buchanan. Of New YORK.
who recently opened Sturdeyant' his
winter residence at Pageb Is the
leader Of a group Of wirelsss enthuasi-
asts among the cottagers and ne mas
been able not only 20 hear New YORK
and Schenectady clearly, but also
Pittsburgh. Atlanta, and even Porto
Rico.
Mr.. W. d. Saunders, Of New York.
who has a cottage az Flats, 10 anotheI
OF the wireless devoteea. HIS nome u
equipped with a powerful receiving set,
Mr.. Edward 1orke recently Jolheu
the wireless ranks and other eottagers
are expected TO follow.
There was a record breaking inhuh
Of aojourners for the holiday period
about 200 arriving on the steamers
Fort Victoria and Fort St. George o.
the Funesg- cmuda Line, and tns
I Aragunya, Of the Royal Mail Line. ana
many Jolly house parties are In prog
ress among cottagers. A. the hotels
py.parations have been made for the
Observance Of New Years Eve, despite
the fact that n falls on Sunday. AZ
the Princess Hotel, where there are
many guests from New York hr. L. n
/ Tworoger. manager. has arranged for a
Z late dance. which will be joined by COT
tage dwellers.
Debut at Government House
Inaueurating the seasons social
activities was the recent ball given By
His Exeellency the Governor and lady
| Asser. at Government House, which
was In the nature Of n eoming-out
party for Miss Asser. About 500. most
/ Is OF the younger set, were present
those from the States, Including Miss
Winnifred Weston. daughter Of Mrs.
/ Edward Banning Weston, who recent
I IL arrived from New York FOR the
season at The Chimneys, Phgot; Miss
Lydia Robinson, who, With her mother,
Mrs. Moncure Robinson, Of Paoli. Psp
Is at the Robinson place, Bel Air,
Pagct, for the winter; Miss Lucy
Byrd, who accompanies her mother,
Mrs. William Byrd, Of Philadelphia
who has leased cottage in the
Pomander Walk section Of Paget for
a period Of years, and Miss Betty
Bunnell, whose mother, hrs. Sterling
| Bunnell. Of Stratford, Conn, has
opened Dy-the-Way, Somerset, for the
ships Curlew, Constance and Mutine
ships, Curlew, Constance and Mutine,
were among those present at this az
! fair. which has been followed By a
number OF small dinner dances and
luncheons among the eottagers and in
the hotels.
Prominent among the members Of
the SomerEet ctlony are Mr.. and Mrs.
Clark G.. Voorhees,, Of New York and
Lyme, Conn. wh,ro Mr. Voorhees, Is
leader IN the Lyms art colony. They
have recently been entertaining Mr..
and Mrs. w. II. Gray. also Of New
York and Lyme. NJ Tranquility.
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick :. Hill, Of
New York. Who have summer place
40 Siasc0nset, recently arrived and
occupy a delightful old Bermuda cot
tage at Ely's Harbor, Somerset, which Is
being restored and added TO after de.
signs by Mr. Hill.
Hosts OF American Cottagers
Major and Mr.. william II. Rockwell,
Of New York, WHO have settled perma-
nently IN Bermuda. have instituted ex-
tensive alterations on their cottage
overlooking Mangrove Bay, Somerset.
Mr. and Mrs. James Roosevelt
Roosevelt, OF Hyde Park, who came
early. have leased Lyndham. Paget
West. and will remain through the
season.
Mrs. James Morgan Davis, OF New
York. who has returned 20 Mount Yer
non, Pembroke West, for the season.
Is accompanied By her daughter and
son-in-law, Commander and Mrs.
George II. Stanton. Of London, England.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Parsons. OF
New York, recently arrived for the
season. have leased DENLY. a delight
ful place az Paget.
Honeymoon Cottage. ,sken last sea
son by Secretary Of State and Mrs.
Hughes. is now occupied BY Mr. and
Mrs. John Rowland, Of New York. who
are remaining through the season.
Mrs. J. B. Joy and Miss Joy, OF
Sufern, y. Y, are among the recen,
arrivals and have taken a years lease
Of RoIburgh. Paget East
Mr.. Thomas Cushing, author. and
Mrs. Cushing. Of New York, are az
Alderly. Paget West, for the season.
The Baroness de Siubner. who came
early in the season from Warrington.
is occupying Cardiff House, adjoining
the Princess Hotel
Entertain for J. Roosevelt Roosevelts
Among the luneheons and small din.
ners which marked the opening Of the
Princess Hotel was the luncheon which
Mr.. and Mrs. George n. Nettleton. Of
New York. gave for Mr. aud Mrs. Jares
Roosevelt Roosevelt.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Henry Whitehouse.
who recently came from their place.
the Larches. IrvinRtOn-on- Hudson. FOR
another season al the Princess. are ac.
companiod by their daughter and SON
in-lsw, Colonel and Mrs. J.. c. Donnett.
Of New York.
Mrs. Barnes Compton and her daugh.
ter, Miss Polly Compton, Of New York
and Millhrook, are among the sojourn-
ers Of previous seasons who arrived
Friday for an extended stay at the
Princess.
The Rev. and Mrs p. ". Prescott and
their daughter Miss Margaret Pres
colt. Of New York. have returned 10
spend the winter az the Princess.
Mr. and Mrs. James Herman, Of New
York and Jersey City, who came down
for a stay AZ the Princess before going
20 Lake Placid for the winter sports.
we're accompanied by Miss Helen
Somers and Mr.. Frank Kisrnan.
3ir. and Mrs. ". L. Sperry and Niss
Ruth Sperry, Of Waterbury. Conn, have
returned 20 spend the winter AZ the