New-York tribune., 1922-02-05
Palm Beach COLONY
Enters February
With Social Rush
Popular Month at the Flor
ida Resort Opens With
w hirl Of Fashionable
Events in Leading Clubs
special Dispatch to The Tribune

special Dispatch to The Tribune
PALM BEACH, Fla, Feb. A. - With
the much anticipated month of Feb
ruary now here and bringing with it
not only the exclusive circles that
gather at Palm Beach, but the CAV
throngs rs we'll, the gayeties that mark
this busy month once more have been
resumed. Not an idle moment is
allowed in the Palm Beach program,
and this jolly order of affairs plcases
the young matrons as we'll as the de-
butantes and the goodly number of
cavaliers who are dancing attendance
upon them.
The Palm Beach Country Club and
the Everglades Club are the favorte
objectives. The dinner dances, fol-
lowed on week nights by later visit
to the Palm Room in the Poinciana
are very popular. The Beach Club has
its goodly quota every evening for
dinner followed by fascinating hours
in the Casino, where time is no OBJ
jcct, and frequently Beach Club
breakfast is served before parties
really break up.
Entertaining at the cottages and
those lovely homes along the Ocean
Boulevard and Lake Trail adds a pleas
ing note in the life at Palm Beach
All this and more follow the daily
visit to the golf links and tennis
courts as we'll as the appearance of
every one on the Breakers Beach More
parties arc being given in the Cocoa
nut Grove this season than ever be-
fore, and a day is not complete with
out visit to the beach and an after
noon at the grove.
An outstanding function of the weci,
was the luncheon Mrs. John Clinton
Gray, of Newport, gave at the Ever
glades Club. when her guests included
Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Frelinghuysen,
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter j. Mitchell, Mr.
and Mrs. Charles F. Choate, Mr. and
Mrs. William Lawrence Green, Mr. and
Mrs. Lewis Quentin Jones, Mrs. h. R.
Thomas, Mrs. William Seward Webb
Mr.. and Mrs. Leland Sterry, Dr.. and
Mrs. Hobart +. Warren. Edward T
Stotesbury. Henry r. Sloane and Eu-
| gene ONeill.
Opening Of Beach Club
Attracts Representative Crowd
Representative Palm Beach gathered
at the Beach Club for the opening
night, when Mr.. and Mrs. John Francis
Harris, Of Tuxedo, entertained having
as their guests Mr.. and Mrs. Henry N
Atkinson, OF Atlanta, and Mr.. and Mrs
E. Clarence Jones. Henry 7. Sloane's
party included Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis
Quentin Jones, Baron and Baroness de
la Grange and Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore
tons party included Mr.. and Mrs
Pierre Lorillard Barley Mrs Samuel N
Hinckley, Mrs. John NJ. l.. Rutherfurd
Mr. and Mrs Joe Speidel and severa
others. Edward T. Stotcsbury's party
included Mr. and Mrs. William G. War
den, MIR. and Mrs. j. Leonard Replogle
Mrs. f. Il. Thomas, Mrs. A. F. Breniser
| Mr. and Mrs. George II. McFadden ant
George McFadden.
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. r. Thomas, Of New
York, who are giving series of din
ners at their cottage, Casa Mia, on Sun
set Avenue, entertained there on Tues
day evening for Captain and the Hon
Mrs. Charles Winn, Henry 7. Sloane
Baron and Baroness Amauary de la
Grange, Mr.. and Mrs. Pierre L. Barley
Mr. and Mrs. f. Clarence Jones and
Mr. and Mrs. George H. McFadden.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Quentin Jones, OF
New York, give many delightfully."- in
lOTIlldl udlIS al lutiT uOllS. OIl t>cd
breeze Avenue. As at Newport. Mrs
are so considered by her hosts OF
friends. At luncheon this week the
Joncses entertained Mr.. and Mrs. W
Barklie Henry, the Hon. Mrs. Frederick
E. Guest, Mrs. L. +. Thomas and sew
eral others.
A number Of smart luncheons have
been given at the Breakers during the
last week. Charles Nelson Bell. OF
New York, entertained there for Cap
tain Alastair Macintosh. of London
MIR. Bells guests included the Hon. Mrs
Charles Winn and members of hel
house party the Hon. Katherine Nor.
ton, Mrs. Violet de Trafford, Mrs
Frank Beleville, Captain Philip Ashley
all of London. Nh and Mrs. Leland
Sterry entertained at luncheon at the
Breakers OH Sunday, and among other
delightful affairs given by Mrs. Sterry
was a luncheon at the Everglades Club
this week.
Sunday Dinner Dances
At Everglades Popular
The Sunday and Thursday evening
dinner dances at the Everglades Clut
ara always smart affairs and the past
Sunday entertainment was marked
success. With more than a hundred
people dining there, as many as fifty
came in for the dancing and late sup.
pers. Mr.. and Mrs. E. Clarence Jones
had in their party Mr.. and Mrs. Johr
Francis Harris, Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis
Quentin Jones, and Mr.. and Mrs. lie
land Sterry. Mr.. and Mrs Russell c
Love entertained a party of fourteen
William Starr Miller. Mr.. and Mrs
Jerome Napoleon Bonaparte, Mrs
Whitney Lyon and John C. Newington
MIR. and Mrs. Edgar F. Luckenbacf
also entertained. Captain and the
Hon. Mrs. Charles Winn brought owe,
their house party for the dancing anc
supper and included many of the
cottage set in their party. Mr.: anc
Mrs. Josiah S. Cosden with the Fred
crick Crugers and Lytle Hull also
were there.
John Sanford, of New York, who die
not go to Aiken for mis- usual winte,
sojourn, has been at the Everglades
Club during the past week and will
sail for England February Is. He has
with him at the club the Misses Sarah
j. and Gertrude du p. Sanford ant
Stephen Sanford, and Dr.. II. W. Cofin
Mr.. and Mrs. Hiram r. Mallnsor
! have taken n maisonctte apartment az
the Everglades Club and are expected
here the first of the week from Ne"
York with their attractive daughter
Miss Lorna Malinson. Duncan ELS
worth, who arrived early in the week
| will entertain a large party at dinner