New-York tribune., 1922-02-19
aim Beach Puts Tn
Big Week of Sport
And Entertainment
Brooks Macarthur Wedding
is Crowning Event of tho
Society Program; Many
Dinner Dances Are Given
Special Dfspntoh 10 The rrfhunc


PALM BEACH, Fla, Feb. 18.-Paln
beach, with glorious sunshine and
balmy air. is furnishing wonderful,
background for the gay social life
winch was launched a month Rro and
which continues at rather hectic
pace, with such round Of entertain.
mcnts rs has not been seen here ir
many day. and having the marriage
OF Mrs. Cromwell Brooks, of Washing
ton, to General Douglas Macarthur
superintendent at West Point Militar,
Academy, as the crowning event of the
week
The beautiful Spanish home of Mr.
and Mrs: Edward T. Stotesbury, OF
fhliadelpha, where the wedding was
held at 4:30 p. NJ. on Tucsdny, was
an Ideal setting for the affair. The
ceremony took place in the great hall
at an altar before screen of palms
and tropical foliage, the flags of the
42d (Ranbow) Division, and West
Point being used, together with other
nags OF the army and navy, as dccora-
tions. The wedding itself was very
private, only the immediate family and
few intimate friends being asked
but many others came in for tea after
ward at the informal reception held by
Mr.. and Mrs. Stotcshury.
The Sunday evening dinner dance at
the Everglades Club was smart af
fair. with between two and three hun
dred guests. and at the Palm Beach
Country Club on Sunday evening many
small dinners were given, followed by
dancing. Mr.. and Mrs. Horace II
Work entertained twenty-five guests
Members of this party we're also pres
ent at a dance given at the Country
Club on Friday evening by Lawrence
Coplcy Thaw, of New York, and Owen
Mason, Of New York and Cleveland
Mr. Thaw entertained at dinner in the
Garden Grill on Thursday evening for
Mrs. Mitchell Henry, of London Miss
Ann Kaufman and Miss Diana Dalziel
of New York, and Mr.. and Mrs Louis
J. Kaufman, whose guests they are
The ladies' golf tournament is being
played this week at the Palm Beach
Golf Club with over forty entries, and
a former title holder, Miss Bessie Fem,
is among the entries.
Misses Jane and Gertrude Sanford
gave a very smart dinner followed by
3 dancing party at the Everglades Club
OF Saturday evening. at which many
% tie club and cottage colony we're
present. At the dinner were the Misses
Sanford. Mrs. Joseph Thomas, Miss
Mary Brown Warburton. Miss Virginia
Ryan. Mr.. and Mrs. Gurnee Mum. Cap
tain Charles Vim, Captain Campbell
stephen Sanford. James Hyde and c. S
Cutting. Many others came in for the
dancing party.
Dr.. John S. Tanner arrived from
Paris this week to occupy house
near the Everglades Club, and joining
him there shortly are Richard I.ouns-
berry and Charles Warren, Of New York
who are now at the Poinciana
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Vance Storrs. Of
The Ritz Carlton, entertained sixty
friends on Sunday on board the East
Wind with 4 sail up Lake Worth and
dinner and dancing on board
Nlr. and Mrs. Z. Clarence Jones
Entertain at Villa Yalta
Mr.: and Mrs. Z. Clarence Jones en-
tertained at Villa Yalta on Sunday at a
luncheon for MI. and Mrs Paris Singer.
Mrs. John n. WHY'S, Mrs. Henry I.
Miller. Mrs. L. Mitchell Henry. Louis
}. Kaufman, DR.. Owen Kenan and John
c. Bell. They also gave a dinner on
Wednesday evening, followed by dane
ing, many coming in after the dinner
for the dance and supper
Mr.. and Mrs. Jerome n. Bonaparte
are entertaining extensively and had
party at the Everglades dinner dance
on Sunday evening, including Mrs.
John N. WHY'S, Mrs. Henry l..