The New York herald., 1922-01-22
Golf and Water
Sports Diversions
at St. Augustine
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Clendenin
Among Those ON Links-Club
House to Be Enlarged.

Special Dispatch to THE NEW York HERALD.
ST.. AUGUSTINE, Jan. 21.-The cool
weather of the last week made golfing
ideal on the St Augustine links, and
each day large numbers of the winter
soJourners were seen at the clubhouse.
Among those playing were Messrs. Will
fred Reid, Louis ]. Hopkins and w. S.
Lawson. Misses Mildred Allen and Helen
Cary. Mr.. and Mrs. Lionel Stahl. Mr..
and Mrs. Joseph Clendenin, Miss Glen
denim. Mr.. F. w. Kirkland. Mr.. Joseph
Hodgson. Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. McGrath.
Messrs. w. o. Boutell, f. e. Long. S.
Ward Doubleday. Lawrence Lewis. Ed
ward u. Henry, G. b. Lamar, A. NJ.
Taylor. Homer Sargent, Jr.; Sterling
Marsh, Duncan Haigler and Arthur
Lehman. Mrs. w. Allan Gardner. Mr..
and Mrs. w. V. Harloe.
An interesting foursome was played
by Mines Charles NJ. Swift, Louis J.
Hopkins. George M. Fletcher and G.. L.
McLain on Thursday.
Work Is to commence soon on q
large extension to the clubhouse of the
golf links. The present dining rooms
are on the glass inclosed porches of the
clubhouse and have been outgrown.
these will be extended as the diners en-
JOY the view over the links and the
surrounding country and the water,
Also the dancing space will be much
increased as afternoon tea and the
luncheon hour are now overcrowded al
times. These improvements are under
the direction of I. T.. Byron, secretary
of the links.
The first Of the water sports Of the
season started on Saturday evening In
the swimming pool of the Casino with
a game of water polo between the two
local teams The Casino opens each
morning for swimming, and the large
ball room surrounding the balcony Is
open for dancing each evening. The
Alcazar grill serves afternoon tea each
day and supper and dances in the
evening.
Rear Admiral Henry NJ. Dnniston. U
s. NJ. retired, and Mrs. Dinniston have
arrived from Dobbs Ferry, N. Y, fol
their fifth winter In st. Augustine, accom-.
panied by Mrs. Robbins of Nyack. N. Y
Also arriving this week from New Yorl
were a group of men who had been t.
Palm Beach to attend the convention O
the New York Life Insurance Company
who stopped over here for golf, amonf
them being Messrs. l.. c., II. c. and c. II
Kederick. S. L. Joseph. j. NJ. Schermer
w. p. Buchanan and Robert F. Dedell
Gen. and Mrs. Martin D. Hardin are
entertaining this week at their home a
20 Valencia street Mrs. Hollingswortf
Andrews of Philadelphia and Mrs. Elio
Bullard Of Daytona. They entertained
at luncheon and bridge for them or
Thursday. Mrs. Bullard Is the niece o
President Emeritus Charles w. Eliot OF
Harvard University.
Mr. and Mrs. j. Louis Ketter,inus oi
Philadelphia have as guests at theii
home, Castle Warden, Mr. and Mrs. Al
fred G. Kay of Pittsburgh. Mr.. ant
Mrs. Kay are en- route to their place a
Palm Beach. She Is a niece CT Mrs
Ketterlinus.
Rear Admiral George F. winslow. u
s. N. retired, with Mrs Winslow OF New
Bedford. Mass. are again at the Hote
Alcazar On Saturday. jan Il, they
celebrated the forty-seventh anniversary
Of their marriage by dinner party.
Cards are one of the interesting
amusements at the Monson and the reg.
ular Friday evening parties are we'll at.
tended. Sojourners at the Monson in
clude Mrs. G. Norton and Mrs. c. Bar
ron of Brooklyn. Messrs. ]. G.. Wilson
and Harry Gould of New York, who arc
on an automobile tour OF the variou.
resorts of the State.
Mr.. s. r. Van SAINT. one time Governor
of Minnesota and Mrs. Van SAINT and
their son, Frank Van SAINT of Minneapo.
lis. are at the Hotel Magnolia. Also
there are Mr. and Mrs. s. NJ. Dixon and
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. r. Richards of New
York