New-York tribune., 1922-01-29
Golfers Flock to
Miami as Fame of
New Course Grows
Hutchison, Barnes, Hunter
and Cuilford May Stage
Match Soon: Hotel Lists
Show Many New Workers

MIAMI, Fla, Jan 2S.-Many golfers
and visitors last week were attracted
to the course at the new Miami Coun-
try Club, where the mid-winter tourna-
ment was held. The qualifying rounds
were played early in the week, with a
medal as the prize for the low score
of the day. The winner and runner-up
in each of the four sixtccns received
silver cups.
Jock Hutchison, who is now touring
with Jim Barnes, has declared his in
tertion of coming to Miami, and if
Guilford and Hunter are still in Miami
wnen he arrives it is likely that Barnes S
will come along. This big four has
never played together on one course
before.
Miss Clare Cassell, OF New York, ex-
pert tennis player and skater, is here,
and will be seen in exhibition matches
OIL thc Flamingo courts.
Plans are being formulated by a local
committee. made up of Carl G.. Fisher
and Robert II. Hasslcr. of indianapolis,
and Lyman B. Kendall and Julius
Flcischmann, Of New York City, to
~ ms LbC SoiiIP OiA pOIO lcdIil VI tUc
United States Army to Miami Beach.
Major f. Engel, of the Camp Dix team,
who has been in communication with
the officers Of the Flamingo Polo Club,
has telegraphed that an order from the
War Department to allow the army
PLAYERS to come to Miami Beach is eX-
pectcd at his station.
Should the army team arrive here
while the Cuban army team is here a
tournament between the teams would
be arranged outside Of the games to be
played for the Cuban-Amcrican Cup.
r. B. Mulloy. who last year was cap
tain Of the basketball team which took
part in the international games with
the Cuban teams. will manage the bas
ketball. Lee Nelson will have charge
Of the golf matches. j. Lummus will
look after the water sports and will
choose the teams and run the events
S. Jarvis Adams or Harry Brinkerhoff
will manage the tennis James G..
Cooley will arrange the polo matches
for tho teams. He handled tho tourna-
ment Of polo here satisfactorily last
year and won the high opinion Of the
Cuban players.
Charles Ebbets, principal owner Of
the Brooklyn Baseball Club, and Mrs
Ebbets are at the McAllister Hotel,
WHNIt tiCE VIII DS HVtSLS lOE a 1IIOHLn
or longer.
Leo Devine. a New Yorker, but we'll
known in Texas for his extensive in
terests in silver mines in that state. is
here. He motorcd down from New
York with Mrs. Devine.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lyman b. Kendall, of
New York, who have beautiful Span
ish home in Miami Beach, are being
extensively entertained by Mr.. and
Mrs. Carl Fisher.
Justice of the Supreme Court Barlow
Sumter Weeks. of New York City, with
Mrs. Weeks, is at tn. Hotel Flamingo.
Several distinguished people stopped
over in Miami en- route to New York,
and were the guests of Julian Prcvette
while here. The party included Lord
and Lady Latham, Of Buenos Ayres;
Countess de Abergone, Of Havana, and
Senior Francisco Estcra, also of Ha-
vana.
Dr.. and Mrs. Daniel l.. Cady, Of New
York City, are recent arrivals in Miami
and are guests at the Royal Palm.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert l.. Cassidy, of
New York, are at the Aurora apart
ments.
c. W. Price, OF New York, has leased
10Y the season the cottage at 426 COL
Inns Avenue.
-. Nay dtlu SOU, OOUgIAS
Kay, of New York. have taken an apart
ment in the Elmar for the season.
Mrs. Alice K. Rhimes, of Now York.
has arrived in Miami for the season
and is located at the Minneapolis
Hotel.
Other arrivals from New York CITY
who have come to join the winter
colony here include: W. r. Farley.
toward J: Rothchild, James Friedman.
DR.. and Mrs. Daniel l.. Cady, Mr.. and
Mrs. NJ: A: Linderman, Mr.. and Mrs.
f. c. Whitney, Mr.. and Mrs. J. J.
Spuyer, Mrs. Arthur D. Lindsay. Mr..
and Mrs; James Knott, Mrs. B. Yoottey.
Mrs: William B. Jones, Mr.. and Mrs
Louis Phillip sr., Mr. and Mrs. John
}. Ball, Miss Katherine G. Bland. Mr.
and Mrs. Harry S. Chapman, Ralnh
Jacobson. the Misses Z. and +. HofY.
nan, Mr.. and Mrs. w. Y. C. Humos
s1r. and Mrs. John S. Collins. George
5. Mosle, Charles S. Hubbard. A E
Dutz, D. A. Abbet, Joseph !. Cos"
grove, Walter E. Stanley, B. Bern-
''1e'n' ''e 5: Leyen, c; N. McDon-
..id: Colonel D. Douglas Young. r
aiilson, Val Duttenhofer, Harrv G G.
,'elche, Mr.. and Mrs. l.. l.. Winkeimar
,'r. and Mrs. S. l.. Freedman. A r.
r,cner, Alfred Bower, D. E.. Hinman. F,d
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