The New York herald., 1922-02-12
MidWinter Fair
at Orlando Will
Attract Tourists
Thousands of Northern Visi-
tors Are Expected to Attend
Opening on Feb. IA.

Special Dispatch TO TIE New York HERALD
of Northern tourists from all parts of
the State are expected here for the an
nual sub-Troplcal Midw:nter Fair and
Gasparella. which opens on Tuesday
February IA. Some of the best known
horses in the country, now wintering
here. are entered for the races. car
nival with a line of floats nearly two
miles long will be a feature.
More than three hundred New YORK
and New Jersey tourists who are CO.
operating In all forms of sport and en-
tertainment this season enjoyed re-
ception and banquet this week. Miss
Mabel Vaughn Of Ocean Grove, ". j.,
has been elected president of the en-
tertainment committee for the tourists
A dinner dance was given at the Coun-
try Club by Mr.. Harry l.. Beeman and
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin p. Beeman for their
house guest, Mrs. Allison Clough OF
New York. Mrs. G. III. Strickland en-
tertained with bridge luncheon az the
club for Mrs. Clougfl.
The Sunshine Club, an all out OF door
sport association. has been organized
with the following officers: President
Mr. J. Fl. Driscoll Stoneham, Mass.
secretary, Warren L. Lewis, Brooklyn
treasurer. +. S. Osborne. Youngstown
Ohio.
The marriage of Miss Grace Warlow.
daughter of Judge and Mrs. T. Picton
Warlow. to Mr.. Leal Graham Barr VIII
take place February 2S at o'clock az
st. Luke's Cathedral. There will be &
reception at the home of the brides
parents. The brides attendants will be
Misses Betty Barr. Jane Patterson.
Juniata Lorraine, Helen Hulburt. Helen
Way and Aura Weiner. Mr.. Hendricks
Guernsey will be best man. Miss Lo'i
McIlvane of Pittsburgh will give mu-
sical program preceding the ceremony.
Miss Romaine Clark and Miss Mar
garet Clark of Washington gave q
! luncheon and bridge for Miss Warlow
at thu Blue Huron. and a shower and
bridge were given for her by the Misses
| Aura Weiner and Helen Hulburt.
! The Misses Rose and Annie Kremen :,
who have been guests of DR.. and Mrs
| p. Phillips have left here for New Yors
and will sail soon for Paris.
Recent arrivals from New York State
| include Mr.. and Mrs. D. d. Rado. Mrs
Helen w. Fuller Miss Grace Fuller
Mrs. Gerald E. Bonner. Miss Barbara
Bonner. New York; Mr.. and Mrs. j. NJ
Cornwall. Mrs r. #. Loring. Miss
/ pidOyS l4Ol lilib, ipiOOhiyH, NIL diib A'i .
L. B. Foster. Phelps. n. y; Mr.. an
Mrs. James Mclaughlin. Yonkers: Mr.
and Mrs. F. d. Bull, Mr.. and Mrs. c. F
Hotchin. Binghamton: Mr.. and Mrs
John Gregory. Mr. and Mrs. A. II
Guildersleeve, Kingston; DIR. and Mrs
George w. Hargert, Mrs. Elizabeth
Dillon. Flushing; L. T.; Mr.. and Mrs
w. A. Salisbury, Yonkers; Mr.. and Mrs
J. Ernest Miller. Glens Falls.
Mr. and Mrs. J. II. Dawson of New
York, who have just returned from 2
year abroad. arrived here this week
I Mrs. Julia Roberts OF New York has lef
| for the North and will sail on Februar.
10 for an extended tour of England, tn
Mediterranean and the Holy Land.
| Arrivals from New Jersey recently
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry 9. Alvord. Vine
land: Miss Mildred Freeman. Camd an
Miss Helen Pasee. Morristown Mr.. an,
Mrs. E. B. Hartman. Trenton; Mr.. anc
| Mrs. V. w. Brundage. East Orange
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert L. Anderson
Verona; Mr. and Mrs. II. S. Painter
| Somervile.