New-York tribune., 1922-03-23
Havana Visitors
Moving North
IoPalr1n Beacl,
Mrs. Marshall Field Expected
on Way 10 Washington;
Mrs. Ccddes at Breakers:
Luncheon at CarIiu Farm
Dinner for Golf Winners
Final Tea Dance of Season
Assemblies Full Gathering:
Many Parties Are Given
Special Dispafch 10 Tb, r.,t,,.,.

PALM BEACH, Fla. March %
many parties arc arriving here from
havana and Miami TO spcnd ihc latc
season ut the Breakers. Mrs. Marshall
'lo'd' who went to Havana, is expected
nero before returning to Washington.
"rs' Donald G. Gcddcs and Donald G..
"cddcs jr., of New York; William NJ
wood lr and Vaughan Jealous, of Bos
ton; Mrs Frank L. Purdon, of West
roint and Il. +. Smith. Of Andovcr
Mass arc at the Breakers. Coming to
'h' Royal Polnciana to remain until
carly April were Mr.. and Mrs. G. J
raynor. of Evanston. ILL.,; Frederick
~ y. Jul hard, of Tuxedo. and Mr. and
- =, rs y. a. Ainsworth and a. Hart Nc
kce, of New York
Air and Mrs. Frederick T. Wads
worth gave d luncheon at Carlin Farm.
Jupiter Island, for "A party of twenty
~ honor of Miss Elise Hackctt Mrs.
w. Seward Webb entertained at bridge
ana tea and at her cottage this after
noon Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel H. Car
Sia'rs arc entertaining informally Mt
dlnner on the NadcsaI. Allison &.
Armour, Of Now York, is returning to
aim Beach from Miami ON tho Ava
with Mr. and Mrs. Jordan l.. Mott TO
spond Il few days.
Mr. and Mrs George G. Bcchwith. of
minneapolis, arc entertaining at din
nor at the Everglades Club for Il party
of twelve. Mr. Edward F. Kennedy
aiso gave a small luncheon there
Birthday Dinner Given
Mr.. and Mrs, Gurnce Mum enter
tanned at dinner dance at their cot
tagc last evening in honor of Mrs. John
{. k'ng, on the occasion OF her birth
day. Mrs. Spraguc, Mr.. King, Mr. and
Mrs. Reginald Boardman, Mr. and Nrs
Pierre Lorillard Uarbcy, Miss Ethcl
Carhart and Miss Gertrude CONWAY
were among the guests
Mrs. Irving II. Chase and The Misses
Elizabeth and Dorothy Chase will re
main at the Breakers until tho cud Of
March when they will return TO
Waterbury, Conn. Mrs Chase and
Miss Elizabeth Chase will sail for Eng
land. whore Miss Chase Will enter
Bentley Priory at Stanmorc, Middle
Sex.
Edward ~ Dickerson, Charles G..
Curtis and Fred A. Gliddeu played golf
at the EverE AIDES Club this morning.
harold s. Vanderbilt played over the
course with William Robertson.
Among the tennis players on the
courts there were Mr.. and Mrs.
Reginald Boardman. Miss Suzanne
Picrson, James r. Hyde, Cecil Singer
and James Bevan.
The final tea dance Of The season in
tnc Cocoanut Grove brought together
representative gathering. Mr.. and
'irs. Ogden Reid entertained for sew
erai friends. Mir and Mrs John
Phipps. Dr.. and Mrs. Maitland Alex
andor, Captain and Mrs. Charles Wilma.
Mrs. Irving H. Chase. Mrs. Gurnee
Mum, Mrs. John Francis Harris, Mrs
Christopher u. Smithers and Mrs
James King Clarke also had parties
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward c. Crossett. who
start tonight for Hot Springs. Va
gave farewell party. Miss Annette
Tilford, Miss Constance Peabody, Mrs
Choate, Mis- Gertrude Conway ana
Mrs. l.. Mitchell Henry are there.
Wins Golf Tourney
Edmund t. Allyne has gone to Johns
Hopkins Hospital in Baltimore. to re
cuperate from his recent accident. Mrs.
Allync viii remain in Palm Bcacn until
late in April, when her two sons and
Miss Vernon Allyne, who has been at
tending Montmare School, will ioin her
for the trip north.
Major " a. Roberts. L. S. A., and
lieutenant s. c. Bequetle, [. S. NJ. of
Washington, we're at the Royal Poinci-
ana for luncheon
Miss Mary Gwynn. who had been with
Mrs 4. II. G. Slater at hey villa on the
oceaa, returned to Washington to-
night.
X. b. Crawford Of New York, won
the annual clock golf tournament on
the Palm Beach Hotel course Mrs. j.
Greene, OF Detroit was runner-up. The
Rev. Z. Leblanc Lynch won low score
for the season. A dinner dance vas
given in the tea gardens for the win
ners.