New-York tribune., 1922-12-31
Miami Country Club
VIII Be Scene of a.
Golf Tournaments
First Is To Be Played Janu-
airy % TO 20; Special Ten
mis- Contest With a New
York Team as Competitor
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N.T0InI UNNIINN 70 ANr ANNHNN
MIAMI, Fla, Dec. 80. - -Four goh
tournaments, one to be the womens
championship of Maimi, will compose
the major events this season a. the
Miami Country Club, according TO
Daniel Heaiy, manager Of the club.
First among the meets will be the an
npaI mid-wintsr tournament from jan
uary 28 TO January 20. The FINAL tour
Yamcnt will be the annual spring tour
nament from March ~ 70 March 10.
In this meet four sixtcens will qualify
and prizes are provided as IN the
other matches. January / has been
fixed as the date the clubhouse VIII De
opened. 80,
A special tennis Tournament with
New York team competing VII De
feature this winter Of the tennis sea,
fon al Miami Beach. The players VIII
spend q week In Nassau. then viii come
a. Miami Beach for week and enc up
their Southern trip By a week ht RAIN
Beach.
The time Of playing here will be the
week Of February 20. according 20 an
announcement made By Mr. >. JAWS
Adams, Of Pittsburgh. Mr. Adams IS
thc president Of the Miami Beach Ten
MS Association. Possibilities are
strorg nat Sir. z. Norris Wialliams
and Nr. Vincent Richards will be seen
ON tho Miami Beach courts, according
60 Mr. Adams.
OHeial notice has been received here
That the Cuban government has agreed
20 offer $4,000 in cash prizes Tor the
winners Of The Miami Havana race, one
Of the biz events OF the winter regatta;
Tie frst cruiser 20 reach Havana Wiii
Yrcoivo $1,000, the second S3'OOO ana
fhe third $1,000. Besides these eash
przes. handsome trophies will be given
thc victors. After q day IN h9yana
fhc cruisers will race 70 Key west
The next day the cruisers VIII race
back 20 Miami
Lsst wear but two cruisers, Mr; Gar
Woods Gar ir.. and Mr.. Carl 4. fish-
er's shadow v made the race 70
Havana. Under the rulings for. the
Trratta this year, nt least four cruisers
nEst enter 20 hold the race. Alresay
more soccd boats than ever before have
becn named rs sure OF coming 70 Miami
Roach this year. Mr. Carl &. fisher s
noe shadow p and Mr. Julius Fleiseh-
rnann's rev Whirlwind will doubtless
be entries in the regatta this year.
Mrs. Elizabeth Curtis. Of New YORK
Cfty. who has been coming 70 Miami
Tor the last four years, has deeidea
40 build a Spanish bungalow. TOT
winter home. Construction VIII starr
soon after the first OF the year. ~
present Mrs. Curtis Is living In Fort
Dallas Park.
IN. and Mrs. B. Mockabee, Of Orange,
y. j., are guests Of Mr. and Ars. Ii. 4.
Tuttlo for the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. 7. Gotteman' OF
Lawrence. L. J., have arrived at the
Lincoln Hctcl.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles McHugh have
arrived at the Lincoln Hotel, motoring
down from New York
Mrs. David Whiteomb, her son and
her sister will arrive in Miami from
New York on Wednesday 20 occupy the
riGs Uunte- home in Jefferson Ave-
nue.. Mr. Whitcomb will join them
later. coming from Seattle.
Mr.. T. J. Johnson, Of New York, has
leased on apartment at the Helene
tr The season.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Moore and
daughter. Janet. Of Yonkefs. n. Y, have
arrived In Miami to spend the winter,
aAd are located at the Belfort Apart
Uonts.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Martin, Of
Spring Lake, y. j., arc now occupying
their winter home AZ Magnolia Park.
Mr.. and Mrs r. l.. Ellis have leased
their Michigan Avenue cottage TO Mr..
Fred Post, Of East Williston, L. !. Mr..
Post and his family will arrive some
tine during the early part Of the month.
Mrs Norman Brickner and son and
daughter, of New York City, arrived
several days ago 70 spend the winter
in Miami
Mr. and Mrs. J. o. Spencer have ar
rived from Brooklyn 20 spend several
months at the Abnerholm on North
cast Third Street, near the bay.
Miss josephine Carpenter, OF New
York, will arrive Friday morning 10
spend the winter here.
Mrs. Emma Chambers. Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph f. Burkhardt and Mrs. Anna
Burkhardt, Of Brooklyn, are guests Of
Mrs. NJ. A. Bergen in Lemon City, near
lerc.