New-York tribune., 1922-02-12
Colony at Nassau
Has Seasons First
Masquerade Ball
Hotel Colonial l. Scene Of
Brilliant Affair: Outdoor
Pool and Court Golf
Are Popular Attractions
Spsc,oi Dispo,cjs TO yhs Yfi1unc

NASSAU, Bahamas. Fob. II More
than one hundred guests at tho Hotc,
Colonial TOOK active part in the first
masquerade ball Of the season which
was held in the grand ballroom ,urirr
the early part OF the week. Members
Of thc Nassau Colony as yell rs TIE
guests at the Hotel Colonial and Rovai
Victoria, numbering we'll over two
hundred. crowded the lobby and halls.
which were claboratcly decorated yi'n
flowers and British and American
flags. Mrs. r. Bocttscr. Of IIackcnsacl<.
~ j., and Z. H. Curry. Of Now York
and Nassau. led the grand ,narch.
The British cruiser II. VI. $. Con-
stance took par. in special regatta
on Thursday. Officers of tho vessel.
under tho command OF Hon Arthur
Strut. r. g. have added a bright
color TO the various social events at
the hotel and have participated in
number Of the tennis tournaments.
The outdoor swimming pool is u pop
uiar morning attraction. Two "court-
golf courses in the rear Of the ljotcl
Colonial. which have beer copied ali
over the United State, arc an added
interost to the guests.
Quite number Of visitors 20
Nassau arc arriving via sea plano from
Miami, Fla The distance covered IS
about two hundred miles and is made
in three hours
Many guests al the hotel are making
rcGu lar trips to Nassau's famous Sea
Gardens. Large glass bottomcd boats
make tho tr p each afternoon.
Miss Anna van Gcrotv. Formerly 1t
Miami and Lake George, is hostess At
thH Colonial this season. Through hcr
efforts "Grccnwch Village Night was
staged this week.
Lady Williams Taylor, Of Toronto.
Can. has entertained extensively since
the opening Of the winter colony at
Nassau. Lady Taylor has her own
nome here and viii remain for the
entire season
New York arrivals at the Hotel
Colonial include Mr.. and Mrs Charles
D. Avery, Mr.. and Mrs. Emil tzel.
Rae, A. L. Clark. Mr.. and Mrs. Fa Irman
3. Dick, Mrs. David II. Burrell. Miss
NJ. =. Burrell, Mrs. Ada johnson Young.
William A. Schroeder. Mrs f. f.
Dwight, Miss L. Dwight Miss c. Aver
fech, Miss Blanche Haley, Mrs. Y. f.
Whitmorc, Mr.. and Mrs " H. Ncinus.
John S. Fanner, John M. l.. Town, Mr..
and Mrs. Arthur Turnbull, y. r. Poraz-
20. c. J. Brown. Mr.. and Mrs. Newell
Ward. Master Newell Ward, Miss Rose
mary Ward J. Lawrence Fay, Mr. and
Mrs. William p Hoffman, Mr., and Mrs.
Ward S. Rogers, Mr. and Mrs. II. s.
Stevens, Mr.. and Mrs. W. G. Thirkicl.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Tuft, Henry Gil
10
S. Tanner.
Other arrivals include c. p. Jardon
and Mrs. r. r. Prick. of philadelphia:
Mr.. and Mrs. C.. +. Peters, Of McKees-
port, Pa; Mr.. and Mrs. p c. MITCHELL
OF Brandon. Mass; Nv and Mrs. H. ".
Hand, Philadelphia; Mr.. and Mrs A. c
Frlck. Of Newark, n. j.: Mr.. and Mrs. J.
B. Griggs. Of Hartford Conn: Mr.. and
Mrs Leonard S. Smith, O. Norwich
Conn: Mrs. D. E. Hunt. Of Maiden,
Mass; John J. Neelcs, of Philadel-
ph!a; Dr. and Mrs. George J. Hill, OF
Boston, Mass; Mr.. and Mrs. F. ". c.
Foster, Of Boston, William Il. Grady.
of lowell; Mr. and Mrs Lammartz.
Of Philadelphia; Mrs. c. J.. Drake.
Mrs. Margaret c. Montieth II. K.
barrett, all Of Stroudsburg, Pa: Mrs.
W. Hethcrington Taylor, Of Upper
Montc!a'r. \. j.; Samuel Bel ir
and Andrew j. Courtney. of Phi,a-
delphia; Mr.. and Mrs. George X. Kline,
of Johnstown. Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. X. Raymond. Aaron.
Ohio; Mrs. P. Z. H. Mosley ard Paul E.
Moslcy jr, of Saginaw. Mich: Mr.. and
Mrs. ID. +. FanElcr, OF Cleveland: Thco- ,
dore Penny. Of Newfoundland: Mrs. }.
c. Sturtwant and Mrs t. r. Dechon. OF
Chicago; Miss Frcderica White. OF
Minnea apols; Mr. and Mrs H. c. Hatch.
oi Montreal, Canada; Mr.. and Mrs. ".
M. Renick. Of Middletown, Ohio: Mir. /
and Mrs. H. X. Raymond. of Akron. |
ONO; Mrs. T.. n. Ross, OF Springfield,
Ohio.