New-York tribune., 1922-03-21
Motor Pic1,ics
Divert COLONY
At PaIrn Beacl,
Outdoor Parties Popular i'm
Younger Set, and Yachts
on Lake Worth Also Hold
Attractions for Visitors
W0man's s Club Enterlains
Everglades Club Increases
List; Feminine Travel
crs OH Miami Airplanc
Special Dispatch to The Tribune

PALM BEACH. Fla, March 20
Beach parties and motor picncs are
the chief diversions Of the Palm Beach
colony. Many of the younger set
motored to Hilsboro Light to-day,
where beach parties were held. George
Ahrens, of New York, entertained 81
party of twelve at Island Inn at Hobe
Sound, and several informal luncheons
were given on yachts anchored on Lake
Worth. Colonel James Elverson ir.
entertained at dinner on board the
Golde;. Days. Mr.. and Mrs Paul J.
kaman, Of st. Paul. entertained at
luncheon at the Beach Club. Mrs
Walter j. Mitchell gave q small lunch.
con there, and Mrs. David D. Tcnncy
also entertained.
Mrs. Joseph Truitt Talbert and Mrs.
Francis A. Connolly, Of New York, went
by airpanc to Miami with Claude
Graham White and Joined friends there
on yacht.
large audience was at the Woman's
Club this afternoon. when Robert T.
Dickey, the illustrator. and Luis
Urgeles, of Spain. a mural artist, were
the principal speakers.
Everglades Club Elects
The weekly meeting Of the board Of
governors of the Everglades Club was
held to-day at the home of f. Clarence
Jones in Sunset Avenue. where Mr..
Jones entertained at luncheon. Mem
bers elected to the club include Ogden
Reid, of New York, and Bertram Hor-
ton, of Providence, as annual sub
scribers. Temporary subscribers in
clude Lalo Thevenas, Of Geneva,
Switzerland; Sylvanus Townsend of
Wilmington; Oliver Tselin, of West
! bury, l.. l.. Henry c. Clarke, Of Pride 2
/ Crossing. Mass; Frederick s. Allen,
John Elliot and Lloyd Warren, OF New
York. Mrs. Simeon Ford, of New York,
is a newly elected woman associate.
Lloyd Warren, of New York, is at the
Howard Cole. OF Madison, has arrived
from the West Coast Mr.. and Mrs.
Ogden Reid, sWhitelaw and Betty Reid
played golf over the Everglades course
The Hon. Miss Katherine Norton and
Captain Charles Winn won the tomb
stone tournament, which was played at
the Everglades Club. The Hon. Mrs
Wnn and A. c. F. Kcleher We're run
ners-up.
Mrs. Robert c. Black and Mrs. c. NJ.
Rice depart for St. Augustine to-mor-
row, endlng thelr stay at MRS. Black
villa on the North Lake trail.
Arriving at the Breakers to day vere
MIR. and Mrs. w. II. Barber, Miss Jes-
sica Barber. Mr.. and Mrs. II. l.. Han
kinson and Miss Ann Hankinson, OF
Minneapolis; Mr.. and Mrs. John S. Lit
tleford, Of Cincinnati; Mrs. Charles
Dolan, of Cleveland; Mrs. L. Parmely
and George Parmely. of Orange. n. J
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar H. Cook, OF New
York; DR. and Mrs. }. T. Park and Mrs
Josephine Park, of Hudson Falls, anc
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Theodore Abbott, OF
| Philadelphia. are among arrivals at oht
Royal Poinciana.
Captain Charles Alison, secretory OF
! the club recently organized at Nassau
and Mrs. Alison, who are at the Break
ers, entertained there at dinner to-
night.
go to Jacksonville for a few days be
fore proceeding to Pinehurst She
later will join her sister-in-law, Mrs
Edward H. ,Jewett. at Virginia Hot
| Springs for the late spring.
Baroness Purusker, of Geneva, Swift
zerland, took luncheon with friends al
the Royal Poinciana. Mrs. Edmund
A. Saunders jr, Miss Mary Ball Saun-
ders, of Richmond, and Mrs. James n
Williamson jr., of Burlington, N. c.
are at the Poinciana. Mr.. and Mrs
Thomas H. Wickwire and Miss Harriet
Wickwire, of Buffalo, motored dowr
from Jupiter Island for luncheon.
George Easton has returned from
New York and joined Mrs. Easton al
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