The New York herald., 1922-12-31
Golf Sure to Be
Popular Sport of
Miami ThiSWinter
-Four Tournaments Already
Scheduled Are Certain to
Please Fans Of the Game.
INFANT, Dec. so.

season at the Miami Country Club. In
the annual midwinter tournament Janu-
AIRY 23 to &c, four sixteens will qualify,
while the winner and runnerup in each
division will get prizes also.
The annual Miami championship tour
nament is scheduled for February Il
to 1G. Provision should be made for
the qualifications of the sixteens. with
prizes going TO the medalst. together
with the winner and runnerup in each
division
The womens Miami championship
tournament will come during the week
following tho mems tournament. The
final tournament will 'be the annual
spring tournament from March Il to l6.
The clubhouse at the course will be
opened January l. The dining room
| will be opened at the same time.
A special tennis tournament, in which
a. New YORK team will compete, Will be
| a feature of the week of February 20,
according to an announcement made by
Mr. S. Jarvis Adams of Pittsburgh. MI
Adams Is the president OF the Miami
Beach Tennis Association.
Official notice has been receieved here
that the Cuban Government has agreed
to offer $4,000 in cash prizes Tor the
winners of the Miami-Havana race. one
OF the big events OF the winter regatta.
The first cruiser to reach Havana will
receive $4,000, tho second $1,000 and
the third $4,000 Besides these cash
prizes handsome trophies will be given
the victors.
Recent Arrivals.
Mrs, Elizabeth Curtis of New York
city, Who has been coming to Miami for
! the last four years, Is to build Span
ish bungalow for winter home, Con-
struction will start soon after the first
of the year. Mrs. Curtis is now living
| in Fort Dallas Park
Mr.. and Mrs. b. Mockabee of Orange,
n. j., are guests of Mr.. and Mrs. II. Il.
Tuttle for the winter.
The family of Mr.. Norman Ogden OF
Newark has reached Miami Beach, and
is located in the new Ogden home at
Meridian avenue and seventeenth
street
Mr.. and Mrs. A. II. Gottesman of
Lawrence. L. l., have arrived at the
Lincoln Hotel.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles McHugh have
arrived at the Lincoln Hotel, motoring
down from New York.
Mrs. David Whitcomb. son and sister,
will arrive in Miami from New York on
Wednesday to occupy the Ellis Hunter
home, in jefferson avenue. Mr.. Whit
comb will join them later.
Mr.. T. j. Johnson OF New York has
leased an apartment at the Helene.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Moore and daugh-
ter. Janet of Yonkers. N. y, have ar
rived in Miami They are at the Belfort
apartments.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Martin of Spring
Lake, n. j.. are now occupying their
winter home at Magnolia Park.
DR.. John * Small. head curator OF the
museum and herbarium OF tho New
York Botanical Care ~, has been
spending the last few w ks in Miami.
Mr. and Mrs. Il. L. l. $ have leased
their Michigan avenue cottage TO
Mr.. Fred Post of East Willston, T.. ].
Mr. Post and his family will arrive
some time during The early part Of the
month.
Mr.. Vincent Scullin of New York has
arrived at the Lincoln Hotel.
Mrs Norman Brickner and son and
daughter Of New York city arrived sew
eral days ago. They have leased place
at i3l n. Eleventh avenue.
The va, 2 Franeda :. with her owner.
Mr.. Char . j.. Carpenter OF Bay Head.
n. J.. aboard. dropped anchor off the
Biscayne Bay Yacht Club after cruising
down tho coast
Nrr. ana Mrs. ]. o. Spencer have ar
rived from Brooklyn. n. y, to spend
several months at the Abnerholm, on
y. T.. Third strec, near the bay.
Miss Josephine Carpenter of New
York will arrive Friday morning.
William $. Evans and Miss Caroline
Evans have arrived from Brooklyn at
the .Abnerholm.
Capt. Asher Carter Baker. L.. S NJ,
who has been connected with the trans
portatlon department exhibits at leading
international expositiona held In the
United States and IN foreign countries,
! is at the Gralynn Hotel.
Among other recent arrivals here are
Ta-Miami Hotel-Mr. u. V. Burnham,
Mrs. Rebecca Frecland MIR. w. $.
SCHNEIDER, Mr. II. J.. Coarins. Mr.. Charles
| Grimback. Mr.. G. NJ. Bradley. Mrs. ]. 5.
Wilson. Mr.. H. L. Reed. Mr.. Milton
hDenty, Mr. and Mrs. John A. Lasher. Mr..
Henry Il. Jumes Mrs. a. S. Nemmln. Mr..
Stanton Griffin, Mr.. II. w. Bates all OF
/ New York city.
Wofford Ilotel--Mr. and Mrs. Robert
! u. Cannon. Mrs. Thatcher Logan. Mr..
Royal Thesis. Mr. and Mrs. e. W. Meyer,
| New York city.
Urmcy Hotel-Mr. and Mrs. y. r.
Mitchell Asbury Park: Mr.. Henry
[ Sands, Mr.. and Mrs. W. o. Davis. Miss
! Ethel Davis, Mr. IT. Emerson Evans,
! Mr.. G. s. Hubbard. Mr.. Herbert Hartre,
/ Mr.. r.. A. Luck. Mrs. Frisby wardow.
Miss Helen Wardlow. Mr. u. NJ. Kelley.
/ Mr.. Walter Farley OF New York city.
Mr.. aud Mrs. william n. y. Potts.
/ Bloomfield. y. J.
/ HaIcyon Hotel--Mr 8. II. Ryder Mr..
James y. Hogg, Mr. II. g. smith. Mr.
/ Harold w. Bonwit OF New York city.
| 0Lcamington--Mr. Il. II. Bigelow. Mr..
and Mrs T.. w. Murphy. Mr.. and Mrs
/ j. Paul Newwirth. New York city.
Roberts Hotel--Mr. George l.. Steven
son. Miss G.. Mcguire Miss L. Becker
I Miss S. j. Gross. Mr.. II. LAWRENCE Loste
\ Mr.. " c. Van Eden. Mr.. T.. v. Butts
I Mr.. c. r. Heller. MIR. l.. A. McGeo. Mr.
/ S. NJ. Hamilton, Mr. w. Allen snyder
Mr.. G. De Vrles, Mr.. G. c. Shayne;. Mr.
! Charles Levine New York city: Mr.. and
/ Mrs. ID. G. Sims of East Orange.
Manu- Motu YorL Ticifoye