The New York herald., 1922-12-03

Special Dispatch TO THz Sgw YORK HrRALp
Sr. PETERSBURG. Fla. Dec. 2.-The ST.
Petersburg Chamber OF Commences
registration books show almost 1000
names. with New York In the lead.
The first meeting of the season TO be
held by tourist organization was that
OF the Get Acquainted Club. with 100
attending. The club is composed OF un-
married visitors only.
DR.. l.. a. Ostrander. for thirty-siX
years pastor of the First Presbyterian
Church at Lyons. n. Y. and Mrs. Os-
trander have returned. Other visitors
are Mr. and Mrs. w. J. Segeman. Mount
Vernon. n. y; Miss Jane d. Simmons
and Miss Frances NJ. Shamberg of New
York city, en- route to Cuba; Miss Il.
M Grimm, head OF The Bronx library,
New York city Mr.. and Mrs. II. Gray
Werner of Staten Island, Mr.. and Mrs.
Warren A. Kipp of Yonkers and Mr.. and
Mrs. r. J. Rogers OF Saratoga Springs
who are at the Detroit Hotel, and at the
Huntington Hotel are Mrs. r. Robinson
OF Hudson, y. Y. and ]. +. Taub OF New
York.
Other New York arrivals are Mr.. and
Mrs II. NJ Dickson. Mrs. G. c. Moore,
Mr. and Mrs. George Drake. Mrs. w. NJ:
Stowe. Miss j. I. Stowe. Mrs. Florence
d. Miller and Mrs. Florence +. Wash
burn.
TAMPA. Fla, Dec "a Thanksgiving
ball at the Tampa Bay Casino was given
by the officers Club OF the 116th Artii-
lery Battalion. together with the reserve
officers and regular army officers sta
toned here.
Members OF the Civitan Club OF this
city are planning to stock Plant Park
with squirrels for the diversion OF winter
tourists here. II is the present plan for
every member OF the club to purchase a
squirrel and to celebrate the day OF their
release with an elaborate luncheon.
Tourists are enjoying life at De Soto
Park, the auto camp outside the city.
Twenty cars from all sections of the
country arrived one day last week
There are accommodations OF from $50
TO 400 camps. Electric lights and sewers
are provided and the city maintains
Jurisdiction over all camp affairs.
Arrivals include Mr.. and Mrs. j. w.
Crowell. Mrs. Frank l.. Hall and Miss
Dolly Booth of Walden. y. y, at the
Hillsboro Hotel: Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. E.
Webster. Mrs. Lillian Webster and Miss
Chandler OF Eden. ~. Y: Mr.. and Mrs.
r. e. Gilroy and II. Z. Barrett of New
York and the latter's father, Francis d.
Barrett Of Springfield. Mass. and DR.. J.
o, Grimaldi of New York.
Special Dispatch to THE New YORK HEnArD.
ORLANDO. Fla. Dec. 3.--Orlando Is be-
known as q convention city, and
the San Juan is a quarter for these
with It's nine story addition,
It's size.
The Wyoming already has several
guests. including Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
of Otega. and Mr.. William II.
Bell OF New York city.
The st. Charles Hotel Is entertaining
many former guests, and the New
Is reopening.
Orlandos Sunshine Club has nearly
FIVE hundred men from all over the
enrolled. Mr.. J. II. Driscoll Is
president, Mr.. II. NJ. Currie chairman OF
the lawn bowling committee. with Mr..
Paul honorary chairman: Mr.. w. y.
chairman OF the horeeshoes
committee: Mr.. VI. =. Boyian OF the chess
and checkers: d. D. Briggs. entertain
ment; II. Calls. rogue; James A. Tweed
Is chairman of the grounds, and A c.
Voorhees, of the construction.
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. r. Banks are here
from Northern Mount Kisco, N. Y.
Aressrs. Harold and Charles Saunders
from Mt. Auburn. N. Y. with Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles f. Saunders.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Brice from
Oneonta, Mrs. Mary Arnold from Fort
Plain. Mr.. Robert Branch. Upper
Montciair; Mr.. and Mrs. George
Green and daughter. Trenton. n. j.; Mr..
and Mrs. Ernest r. Smith OF Buffalo;
Mr.. and Mrs. Grover G. Cleland of STAN
lev. n. Y. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Barder,
Geneseo A. b. Lane OF Morristown; Mr.
md Mrs. John L. Curtis OF Canandaigua;
Nr. and Mira l.. II. Gould and Miss
Blossom Gould OF Buffalo: Mr.. and Mrs.
J. y. Schmidt. Brooklyn; Mr.. and Mrs.
7. X. Turner, New York; George H.
Van Meter. Jersey City. and Mr.. and
Mrs. c. II. Bibbens. from East Aurora
MIAMI, Fla, Dec. Appropriations for
a record breaking tourist year are we'll
under way hero and hundreds OF guests