The New York herald., 1922-03-02
800 Dancers in
Fancy Dress at
Palm Beach Ball
Large Throng Attends Annual
Entertainment at the.
Everglades Club.

Special Dispatch to THE -NEw YeRK HERALD.
PALM BEACH. Fla. March 1.-The an
nual fancy dress ball given at the Ever
glades Club last evening was the smart
est event OF the season and over 800
We're received by Mr.. Paris Singer
president, dressed in a Bedouin costume; I;
Mr.. Edward T. Stotesbury in pink hunt
ing coat. and Mr.. e. Clarence Jones,
vice. presidents. and Mr. Martin G.
Sweeny, manager. Supper was served
out of doors on the mooniit terrace and
a feature of the evening was the taking
of fiashlight photographs in the Orange
Grove near the the club
Many beautiful costumes were worn,
the most original being that OF Mrs.
Frank G. Henderson. who appeared as
moonlight, in creation in soft blues,
mauves and pinks covered with shining
silver strands of fringe. Many sojourn-
ers from New York were among the
dancers. Spanish costumes predomin-
ated among the Castilians being Mrs.
Edward r. Thomas. Mrs. Archibald
MacNeill. Mrs. John n. Wyllis, Mrs
Henry !. Miller, Mrs. Charles Harding
and Miss Eleanor Gum. Mrs. Fred
erick Glidden was a bride, Mrs. Mitchell
Henry a French maid Mrs. G. Heckscher
Wetherell Chinese girl, Air. Cornelius
n. Fox a chef and Mr.. Harry Holloway
rajah. s+
A large gallery surrounded the tennis
courts where the doubles finished their
first round this afternoon.
Another crowd was attracted by the
society baseball game at F'lager Field
between the New York team, captained
by Mr.. Douglas Paige, and the Phila-
delphias, captained by Mr.. Lawrence
v,.. a t<xl l.axr naf1
participate in this game. but in the
next one several of the young women
athletes will take part. New York won
by to 5.
Brig. Gen. and Mrs. Douglas Mac
Arthur, who have been spending their
honeymoon at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward 7. Stotesbury, will start North
on Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward F. Hutton en-
tertained at a large dinner for about
forty guests at their new home before
going on to the Everglades Club last
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Seligman will en-
tertain at a dinner dance. on Friday
evening at their home, and Mr.. Horace
Work and Mr.. Lawrence Fuller are
sending out cards for dinner dance at
the Country Club that evening.
Mrs. Benjamin Chew Tilghman OF
Philadelphia is with Mrs. FREDERICK
Edey at Aloha Cottage.
Mr.. Stephen Sanford, who. Is at the
Everglades Club, win join his family In
New York to sail on the Olympic March
IL for England.
The Cocoanut Grove was thronged to-
night when the usual cake walk was
given there. followed by general dane
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Sykes Wallen OF
Greenwich, Conn. Mrs Charles Parke
Logan and Mr.. W. D. WaIdron OF New
York are at the Royal Petnciana.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. J. Southam of Ham
ilton. Ont, who are at the Breakers, ell
tertained at luncheon to-day at the
Beach Club.
Other luncheon parties were given by
Mr.. and Mrs. John Francis Harris.
whose guests numbered fourteen; Mr..
and Mrs. Alan Corey. Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Darlington and Mr.. Warner J.
Steele Entertaining there at dinner this
evening were Mr.. Clifford v. Brokaw,
who had twelve guests; Mrs. irving II.
Chase and Mr. and Mrs Alexander II.
Revell.
Miss Emily Pierson has Joined Mrs.
j. Fred Pierson. Jr, and Miss Suzanne
Pierson at their cottage.