New-York tribune., 1922-03-19
Sutton Home Is Noted
For It's Artistic Beauty

For It's Artistic Beauty
One Of the most artistic homes n
The entire colony a. Palm Beach Is
thst occupied this season by Mr. and
Mrs. Edward +. Hutton, on Goif Nieg-
Avenue, near the Everglades Club.
where they have entertained several
guests, including Mr. and Mrs c.
Heckscher Wetherell, Of Philadelphia.
Mr. and Mrs. Hutton are staying G.
Until mid April or later.
Mrs. Fred Pearson j., who IS spend
Ing the winter here at her house IL
Poinciara Park, accompanied by the
Misses Emils and Suzanne Pierson, Is
another coionist likely TO remain late.
and others are Mr. and Mrs. John {.
King, Mr. and Mrs. Pierre Lorillard /
Barley, Mr.. and Mrs. L. Clarence
Jones, Mr. and Mrs. Gurnee Mum, Mr.
and Mrs. Harry Darlington. Mr. and
Mrs. Joseph speidel. Harold S. Wander
bit and James Z. Hyde, who is with
him, and rlany others. Mr.. and MS.
Oliver Iselin are visiting Mr. Wander
bilt at his villa on the South Ocean
Boulevard.
Mrs. Charles l. Harding has one o.
the most attractive new Spanish
houses on the South Boulevard. and
that Of the Chester C. Bottoms. OF
Cleveland, IS voted a perfect type o2
Spanish architecture.
John Shepard jr., Of Boston. has
purchased the Dunbar Road House og
Cooper G. Lightbown, and will occupy
il next season. Mr.. Joshua S. Cssdeo
has purchased 500 feet Of ocean front
north Of the Charles a. Murn house,
which he now occupies, and VIII build
there for next seasons occupancy. NJ.
and Mrs. Munn, who spent the winter
ct St Moritz, and had intended return
ing so Palm Beach this spring. decided
to remain in England. where they are
accompanied by Noel Mum, their
uncle, and are paying a round OF visits
in English country houses. They hsve
taken shooting lodge in Scotland,
where they will spend the summer for
callaon fishing and grouse hunting. GO
ing up to London for the Derby ana
Ascot week and Henley regatta.
Farewell Dinner Given
BY Mr.. and Mrs. Reploglc
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Leonard Replogle, o1
New ork, who started north on their
private car on March -, gave q fare
we'll dinner dance for fifty or moro
friends on Sunday evening. Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Amory and Mr.. Fiorenz
Ziegfeld jr. accompanied them, also
Mrs. Annie T. Breniser.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guruee Mum enter
tanned at their villa al a farewell din
ner for Miss Mary Brown Warburtono
who returned TO Philadelphia this week
with her family.
Many dinners preceded the Thursday
and Sunday evening dinner dances at
the Everglades Club, where, among
those entertaining, were Bar. and Mrs.
Irene du Pont, MI. and Mrs. Paris
Singer, Mr.. and Mrs Edward I. Stotes.
bury, Mr.. and Mrs. Edward z. Hutton
Mrs. Charles L. Harding. Mr. and Mr,.
j. Frederick Byers. Mr.. and Mrs.
Lorenzo L. Woodhouse, Mr.. and Mrs.
Guy Thomas, Captain and Mrs. Guy
Westmacott, Mr.. and Mrs. John Pills
bury and Mr. and Mrs. Z. Clarence
Jones.
Many informal little dinners hay,
been given by falnl Beach aosiess-s
who take their guests TO the movies
afterward, and Mrs. ". Seward Webb
gave luncheon this week at the Ever
glades Club, taking her guests to the
Beaux Arts Theater afterward. A prl-
vate view was given at the Garden The
ater this week OF motion pictures Of
the wedding Of Mrs. Cromwell Brooks
and Brigadier General Macarthur
Paul j. Rainey has returned frosa s.
fishing trip and is at The Breakers feg
g short stay.
Many members of the Poinciana and
Breakers colony Will spend the spring
at some of the spring resorts, includ-
ing tne Grove Pork Inn at Ashville,
Willcox's at Aikon s. c., ot PinchursG
and at the Homestead as Hot Springs,
Va. where there is Large colony o.
Palm Beach faIk.