New-York tribune., 1922-03-07
Palm Beach Golf
Tourney Begins
At Country Club
Governors Name Everglades
Subscribers; Trophies for
Tennis Match Are Offered
by the Robert AppIetons
Special Dispatch to The Tribune


fAbM BEACH. Fla. March 6.-~The
BOARD of governors of the Everglades s
Club met with Walter ]. Mitchell at
ms cottage to-day The weekly meet
ing was followed b. luncheon. An
nuai subscribers elected were Angler
d. Duke, Jay Coogan, James p. Dono-
nue. OF New York; Walter c. Janney.
or Philadelphia, and Howard X. Boett-
cher, of Denver Temporary subscrib-
ers include Mrs. Percy Hildreth, Mrs.
Nellie Sands, Miss T. Mccarthy, Miss
Hatm"kcr Miss Norma Bidwcll, Mrs.
II. {. Erskinc, Charles A. Amory.
David Layman jr., ]. J. Manning. J. +,
Johnson jr., George B. Hedges, Joseph
r" Stearns and Dr. }. R. Victor, of New
YORK; Mrs. H.. S, Curtis, NJ. C. Hardy.
OF Cleveland; Frank S. Hunt. Of Pea
body; Mrs. P. L. Donncr, Mrs William
REV and }. Frederic Byer, Of Pitts
hurgh; Senator Richard Aldrich, Of
Warwick, X. l., and Mrs. John Douglas,
OF st. Louis.
Miss Alice A. Delamar arrived at the
Evergl AIDES Club in company of Mrs.
Percy Hildreth, Mrs Nellie Sands. Miss
Mccarthy and Miss Hatmaker. 70
spend some time. Mr. and Mrs. Cecil
Singer, of New York, arc al the Maison-
cite Apartments fer March. Mrs. H. S.
Curtiss and Mr.. and Mrs. M. G. Harvey,
OF Cleveland, are at the club. Mrs. ".
Seward Webb entertained there at
luncheon, her guests including Mrs.
Frederick Edry, Mrs. Benjamin Tilgh-
man, Mrs. Gcorge W. Morgan, Mrs.
Walter ). Mitchell, Mrs. Francis l..
Iol,
5. Curtis, Mrs. Theodore Frelinghuysen
and Mrs. John h. Goodwin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Appleton are
offering trophies for tennis tourna-
lnent to be played by members Of the
Everglades Club beginning Wednes-
day
Lieutenant Colonel and Mrs. Stephen
l.. Il. Slocum. of Washington. who have
been cruising Southern waters on the
Luneta. are here.
Colonel and Mrs. Dewitt Clinton
Falls, Mr. and Mrs. Frederick j. Shaw,
Mrs. G. Hunter Brown and X Ku-
masaki, of New York, are at the Break
ers. Mr.. snd Mrs. Arthur G. Mckee, Of
Pittsburgh, and Dwight r. Meigs, Of
Pottstown, Pa, also are there.
The annual Palm Beach Champion
ship tournament started to-day at the
Palm Reach Country Club. Playing
for low medal score to-day were well
known golfers of the colony-Hugh De
J.. Willoughby jr, William b. Lang
ford and AL j. Mendes. Harold 5.
Vanderbilt and f. c. Newton, former
champion of the Pacific Coast, also
entered.
Miss Daisy Jean and Sigmund
Spaeth Will be heard in recital at the
Breakers this evening. Tomorrow
evening Miss Jean will be one of the
artists at recital at the home of Mrs.
Louis NJ. Stumer. After trip to Miami
she will appear again for the benefit
Of The Caruso Memorial Foundation at
the new villa of Otto II. Kahn. Several
private subscriptions are being re-
ceived for the fund in addition to 500
subscribed at the Poinciana last eve
ming. Miss Jean played al a tea given
by Mrs. William Lawrence Green at
Billsholm
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Lewis, who
depart tonight for st. Augustine,
entertained party at luncheon at the
Everglade Club.
Mr. and Mrs J. Franklin Moss, Of
New York: Edward G.. Call, of Pitts
burgh; Mrs. A. McCalum and Andrew
Forbes, of Philadelphia, and Charles
L. Fish, of Cleveland, are at the Royal
Poinciana.
At the dinner dance at the Ever
glades Club last evening Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward T. Stotesbury, Mr.. and Mrs.
Paris Singer, Mr.. and Mrs. William
Gray Warden, Mr.. and Mrs. Irene
Dupont, Mr.. and Mrs. Osborne Howes
were among those to entertain.