The New York herald., 1922-01-01
Everglades Club
at Palm Beach
Opens With Dinner
Mr.. and Mrs. Lorenzo f. Wood
house Among Those Who
Have Taken Apartments.

the Ocean Boulevard had holly wreaths
In the windows and Christmas trees
within. number of informal Christ
mas dinners were held at the cottages.
Christmas eve for the most part was
celebrated at West Palm Beach, whittier
the cottagers went to see the great com
munity Christmas tree In City Park and
to hear the Christmas carols sung by the
school children and the Sunday school
choirs.
The Everglades Club celebrates the
opening of Its fourth season with din
ner party tonight. The Thursday and
Sunday club nights, which nave become
an institution. will be continued. Re-
turning again this year to the club.
where they have taken an apartment,
are Mr.. and Mrs. Lorenzo E. Woodhouse
OF Southampton, whose daughter. Mrs.
Frederick w. Proctor. is expected later
In the season. Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar +.
Luckenbach of New York will occupy
an apartment again this season with
their little daughter, and also coming
from New York are Mr.. and Mrs. j. Ser
seant Cram and party, the Messrs.
James N. and Alfred Punnett. who have
apartments. Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick l..
Everglades colony this season.
others to Stop at Club.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jerome Napoleon Bona
parte, who have been members Of the
Palm Beach colony for many years, will
be at the Everglades Club in January
and others In the New York colony at
the club will be Mr.. and Mrs. Peter III.
1fv.~vt /. o.,I
ace Harding, Mr.. Caleb S. Bragg Mr..
and Mrs. Allan Corey. Mr.. ]. G. Walker
and Miss Walker. Mr.. John Stewart
Tanner will be here from Paris. and
coming down in February with a party
will be Miss Alice A. De Lamar, Mr.. and
Mrs. Irenee du Pont of Wilmington and
their party will be at the club and a
representative colony from Philadelphia.
Two golf tournaments will be held at
the club this season, one for the Presi-
dents cup and another for the Board
of Governors cup. Mr.. Z. Clarence
Jones, vice-president of the club. has
offered two prizes for the first and best
selected score to be made by a club
member during the season. A new put
ting course has been built this season
and the sporty course which two seasons
ago was but a dense jungle Is fast be-
coming one of the best short courses In
Florida. William Robertson, profession
al, and James Bevan. tennis profession
al, are again identified with the Ever
glades Club.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paris Singer. who are
now in Paris, will return to their villa
here about the first OF February.
DR.. and Mrs. Sherman Downs of
Saratoga Springs have taken one of the
Everglades cottages. Mr.. and Mrs Will
Ia. Af rrtt~ IA DaxI l.
are already established in their home
on the Lake front.
Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Lane Folger OF
New York. who have spent many sea-
sons at the Breakers. have taken a cot
tage. and also arriving were Mrs.
George Easton OF Forest Hills. Mrs.
Mary Hood and the Misses Hood. Mrs.
David Tenney of Minneapolis has opened
her home.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Grocer and Miss
Florence Grocer, who were In New York
for the marriage OF Miss Mona Grocer
to Mrs Neal Wainwright. have returned
to their cottage.
Mr. Maxwell Norman of Newport will
oe at the Everglades club In January
and also arriving soon will be Mrs.
Whitney Lyon and party OF New York
in the Breakers Cottage Colony.
The Breakers cottage colony began
with the arrival of Mrs. Charles f..
Choate of Boston. Mr.. and Mrs.
Leonard ID. Ahl are also established in
their cottage. the Nautilus. and little
later Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Pierce Fra
zicr will be here TO occupy the Sea Gull
Others to form the Breakers cottage
colony are Mrs. Harlan Kent Bolton OF
Chicago. Mrs. W.. =. Snyder of Pitts
burgh. Mrs. Henry n. Tilford of New
York. Mr.. and Mrs. John S. Curtis OF
Boston and Mr.. Louis +. Boeder and
party.
Nine. Yvonne dc Rarro. who spent the
summer In France. Is az the Breakers
Mr. and Mrs. q. w. Steenken registered
from Saugerties.
DIR. and Mrs. w. Seward Webb ar
rived from New York on private car
Wednesday and have taken the Phillips
cottage. wherc they will be Joined by
friends later on.
Mrs. Thomas Shields Clarke. accom-
panied by Miss Alma Clarke and Mr..
Charles ]. Clarke. has arrived from
New York and will occupy her home.
Frimavera, on the Lake tral.
Many yachts already have found an
chorage on Lake Worth. and Indications
point 10 an interesting season in yacht
ing and for the houseboat life.
The annual meeting of the New York
Lifo Insurance Company will bring sey-
eral hundred persons to the Breakers
the week OF January ..
Mrs. Edward It. Stotesbury was Joined
at I'll Mlrasol for over Christmas by
Mr.. Stotesbury.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joshua S. Cosden came
from New York on a private car In
time TO enjoy Christmas at the Charles
Munns house on the ocean.
Mr.. and Mrs Lewis Quentin Jones Of
Newport spent Christmas IN their Palm
Beach home. Others who established
themselves In cottages include Mrs.
henry p. Carhart and Miss Ethel A.
Carhart OF New York, Mr.. and Mrs.
Frederick A. Glidden and Miss g. Eu-
genie Hayes of Cleveland. Mr.. and Mrs.
John NJ l.. Rutherford and MIR. and Mrs.
Archibald McNeill. Jr., Of Bridgeport,
who have taken cottage this year after
spending their winters at the Royal
Poinciana.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pierre JoTllard Barley
Of New York have opened their home on
Everglades avenue. and also Joining the
cottage set this year are Col and Mrs.
Willis Seaver Paine OF tho Plaza. New
York, who for many years have spent
their winters at the Breakers.
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