The New York herald., 1922-02-26
Ball at Nassau
Gipen in Aid of
Roosevelt Fund
Hospital Also Beneficiary of
Reception Under Patronage
4 Of Gov. CordeauX.

Special Correspondence to THE New YORK
HERALD.
NASSAU. Bahamas. Feb. 1S.-Under
the patronage of the Governor and Lady
Cordeaux, Mr.. Lorin =, Lathrop the
American Consul. and Mrs. Lathrop, the
Washington Birthday ball will be held
in the Hotel Colonial. Tables will be
arranged on the sides and end of the
room. These will be auetioned end the
proceeds will be equally divided between
the Roosevelt Memorial Association and
Employees Hospital Fund.
Entries are coming in patches for the
Lawn Tennis Championship of the Ba-
hamas Mr.. S. Wallis Merrihew, chair
man; Mr.. +. C. Innan and Mr.. K. ri.
Curry make up the tournament COM
mittee. Among those who will play are
Miss Betty Holmes and Mr. William
Rosenbaum.
Among those who had tables at the
recent grill dance ard ball were Messrs.
+. l.. Ogden. S A. Sarinoff. Edgar FL.
Cook. Henry Carter, George Eyer. r. IA.
Curry. John Hussey, Newell Ward. Louis
d. Compson. Joseph Noble. George Loft,
e. NJ. Bowman, A. J. Carty. John Bou-
yier, John I. York, NJ. j. Wilson, u. w.
Mayer and Edwin Page.
Sunday evening concerts ere popular
with sojourners. Mrs Anna Van Gerow,
the soloist at the Colonial, will sing
next Sunday 1.-The Set of the Soul.
composed by Mrs. Edith NJ. Gibbs. wife
of Commodore Gibbs of Nassau and New
York Mrs Gibbs has also written
Nassau" and The Day l Have Loved,
both of which will be sung by Mrs. van
Gerow during the season
New York arrivals at the Hotel
Colonial include Mr.. and Mrs. Paul r.
Clark. Miss j. NJ Bruerkley, Miss Anna
NJ. Staber Mr. and Mrs. A. r. Potter.
Mr. C. A. Logan, Mr.. and Mrs. l.. M.
Dickinson. Mr.. Harold Fitzgerald. Mr..
Douglas L. Gilman, Mr.. Max Mauran.
Mrs Katherine Van Zanat, Mrs d. H.
Smith, Mr.. S. w. Merrihew, Mr.. Man
fred Goldman. Mr.. and Mrs. ]. r. Ed
monds. Miss Ruth w. Edmunds, Mr.
Bruce Edmunds. Mr.. Z. r. Simmons,
Mr.. A. L. Lindley, Mr.. William Doran,
Mr.. and Mrs George +. Nye, Mr.. Will
lam Rosenbaum. Mr.. Robert C. Rath-
bone. Mr.. Ralph L. Bagee, Mr.. Frank
lin p. Ferguson. Mr. Howard Major,
Mr. Frank Hatch. Mr.. A. E. Nettleboro,
Mr.. c. s. Piper, Col. s. G.. Murphy and
Mrs. Murphy. Miss Beatrice Sarnoff.
Mrs. w. X. Townsend, Mr. and Mrs.
j. NJ. Edwards. Miss Dorothy Edwards.
Miss Mary e. Edwards. Mr.. and Mrs.
p. r. Mallory. Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick
Fox. Mr.. and Mrs. II. O'Connell, Mr.. j..
s. House, Mr. A. w. Booth, Mr.. J. L..
MorrTsey. Mr. Alexander Johnstone.
Mr. G.. f. Grant. Mr.. F. H. Palmer.
Mr. and Mrs. George Zabriskie, Mrs.
c. B. Zabriskie. Nine. A. de Embil,
Miss Nina Cowley. Mr.. Henry Heyer.
Mr. and Mrs. E. S. Toothe. Mr.. William
Toothe. Miss Martha Toothe. Mrs. c..
r. Hedden. Mr.. Robert d. Wrenn. Mr.
Charles Hostmann, Mr.. Frank Hermer
Mr. A. r. Dee. Mr.. and Mrs. Edward r.
Stettinius, Miss Betty Stettinius Mr..
Darlington Weems. Mr.. William Ger
rardt, Mrs. r. w. Hexall and Mr.. Ar
thur T. Mcclure
Other arrivals include Mr.. and Mrs.
r. w. Brown of Greenwich, Mr.. and
Mrs. D. G.. Holmes. East Orange; Mr.
Thomas L. Kenney Boston, and Mr.
and Mrs. f. d. Waning of Derby,
Conn.