New-York tribune., 1922-04-02
Many Departing
Guests Give Fctcs
AT ST. Augustine
Last Of Golf Tournaments
Closes, With Jack Davi-
son Winner: Resort Sea-
SON Goes Into Next Month,
Special D;Spotch to The Tribune

Sproia, DjSpotclt to The Tribuat
ST. AUGUSTINE, Fla, April 1.-The
season wancs and the Ponce dc Leon
will close on Monday. The Alcazar
Hotel will remain open until April H.,
aud many OF the smaller hotels. such
As tho st. George, the buckingham. the
Monson, Magnolia and others. will re-
main open until May, with the cxcep-
tion OF the Monson, which will run all
summer.
Many farewell dinners, uncheoas
and teas have been riven this week
The last of the golf tournaments closed
last Saturday, with Jack Dawson, Of
New York, the winner.
Mrs. Thomas Shields Clarke. with her
daughter. Miss Alma Clarke and son.
Charles John Clarke, of New York
Tho have been at their winter home
Primavera. in Palm Beach. for the sea-
son, arrived at the Ponce dc Leon on
Monday and left Thursday for trip
several weeks before returning to their
home.
Miss NJ. G.. Haines, who have been at
Pain Beach for several weeks. are at
the Ponce de Leon Hotel for few days
prior to returning TO New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmorc Willetts, Of
Belmont, \. Y. were among those en-
tertalnlng luncheon parties al tho club
house Of the st, Augustine golf links
to-day. Also cntcrtsiuing luncheon
party OF ton WAS Z. =. Charlton, of New
York
Ms. Claude S. Smith and Mrs. Ira II.
Miller entertained at bridge for ton
tables at the club house this afternoon
At the close OF tho games many joined
the party for tea and a social hour
The regular Friday evening dance at
the Magnolia Hotel was orc Of tho
/ pleasant events Of the week when the
young dancing set and many Of the
Older set were present. Those who did
nc, dance played bridge and prizes
We're We're. awarded to Ira "; Mccormack,
William Richter Miss Frances Hood.
Mrs. II. f. Wadham, r. MacGrcgor, Dr.
I. +. Goodwin. Miss Dorothy Boutin. :. .
2. Reed and Edward T.. BlotgAtt
Arrivals al the St. George Hotel this
week. to romain until tn" close Of the
season. which AT that hotel IS NAV l..
included Nh. and Mrs. Frank Buebee.
/ Of Wilmsntic, Conn. Mr.. and Mrs. NJ
/ Palm and Mr. and Mrs. s. B. Reynolds,
| of Cincinnati.
/ Mrs. William Durritt, OF Louisville,
! eral and Mrs. Martin D. Hardin. at
/ their winter home on Valencia Street,
left this week For her home Mr.. and
+ Mrs. Ben amin Alha and Mrs. Fl. ".
/ Atha, OF Newark. \. j., who have been
! at the Ponce de Leon since the middle
/ of February, left this week for their
! homes.
Mrs. Charles Mallory and Miss Mary
i +. Cliff, Of Greenwich, Conn. VINO have
been at Palm Reach for the winter sea
son, came to the Ponce d. Leon last
week and Will remain until the first Of
/ next week.
Mrs Robert G. Black, Of Pelham
Manor, who has been at Palm Beach
for the winter, came to the Ponce de
Leon for few days prior TO going to
her home.
Mrs. Reginald Owen. daughter Of
! Mr.. and Mrs. William Jennings Bryan,
was q visitor here this week and VAS
/ at the Ponce de Leon while in the city.
Mrs. Harrison &. Smith and n.r
daughter Miss Sarah, who are al the
Ponce de Leon for a visit Of week.
were hostcsses at luncheon party Of
ten at the clubhouse of the St Angus
tine Golf Links on Monday afternoon.
Others entertaining at luncheons ana
tea al the clubhouse this week were
/ Mrs. A, NJ. Taylor. Mrs. Fl. Nj. Spades,
George AIDE, M. and Mrs. Roy F. York,
/ Miss Ella K Banning, Dr.. and Mrs. j Ohm
A. Hill. Mr. and Mrs. Daniel ". Tears.
Mrs. George DAIMLER, Miss Florence
! Hunt and others.
Edwin Gould came from New YORK
the first of this week and was al the
! Ponce de Leon for few days on has
way TO Miami for week on q short
! pleasure trip, this being his second trip
TO Florida this winter. Accompa nying
MIR. Gould is Edmund &. Vaughan, also
/ os New York.
M. and Mrs. Frederic de Peyster
/ Foster, Of Tuxedo Park, \. Y, who
/ have been cruising in their house bos .
Fortuna, Tor the past month around
Key West ard Miami came 10 the Al
cazar this week and will be here until
/ the house closes. Mr. and Mrs Foster
we're married here by Bishop Weed.
then Bishop Of Florida, thirty years
ago, and have not been here since that
! sine. From here Mr. and Mrs. Foster
! will return to their home.
Mrs. Joseph S. Tate and her Two
little sons. Joseph ard Homer Tate.
who have been visiting her parents,
Colonel and Mrs. Frederic H. Sargent.
left this week to join Captain Tate At
/ Camp Travis. Tex, where he has re-
Gently been assigned to duty
Mn. and Mrs. !. l.. Ketterlinu. have
returned last week from cruise IN
/ their yacht, the Bethalou. down the ia It
Coast, and are again at their winter
home here, Castle Warden. M. and
1 Mrs. ketterlnus were hosts at several
dinner parties this week. one on Tues
/ day evening being given Tor their house
guest, Miss Sarah Mclean. Of philadel-
! phia. On Wednesday evening they en-
! ,ertained ct dinner for twelve and
J tonight they arc giving dinner for
Mrs. Leonard Hanna. of Cleveland. and
! Mrs. William Grav and members Of the
young married set. Mr. and Mrs Ket-
(, terlinus have one of the most beautiful
/ of the winter homes here, or San Marco
Avenue. where they entertained exten.