New-York tribune., 1922-02-21
800 Persons Join
Dinner Dance at
Palm Beach Club
Washington's Birthday Ball
and Tennis Week Prove
Strong Team to Draw
New Workers Southwark
Special Dispatch to The Tribune


PALM BEACH, Fla, Feb. 20.-The
Sunday evening dinner dance at the
Everglades Club was the largest ever
held there. Three hundred persons
were at the tables, and many came in
from their villas for dancing after
ward. Mr. and Mrs. j. Horace Harding.
Nh and Mrs. Peter H. B. Freylinghuy-
sen, Mr. and Mrs Paris Singer and Mr.
and Mrs. Osborn Howes were among
those entertaining there. Mr.. and Mrs.
W. Goadby Loew entertained for Mr.
and Mrs. Joshua s Cosden. Others
having parties included Commander
Geofrey Bowles, John c. Bell Mr.. and
Mrs. James Vail Converse and Harry S.
Haskins.
The weekly meeting of the board of
governors was held at the Everglades
Club to-day, followed by luncheon
Annual subscribers included George W.
Morgan, Vincent S. milford, George S.
Mason, George B. Wagstaff, George S.
Philadelphia; H. S. Randall of Chi
cago; Ector O. Mum, of Washington,
and O. Frank Woodward, of Palm
Beach. Temporary subscribers includ-
ed Mrs. Arturo de Heeren, who is with
Mr.. and Mrs. Gurnee Mum, DR.. Thomas
A. LIE Breton, Ambassador from the
Argentine; Miss Manuela L. Lovera,
Captain 7. Regal, Of the French EN-
bassy. Washington, and Miss Adeline
Oxnard, of Upperville, Va; Howard C.
Brokaw, Frederick W. Allen, James "
Converse, c. NJ. Fair, G.. C. Greenway
il, Richard Hoyt, Ernest lselin, George
b. st. George, Henry Luden, Austin D.
Mum, Bertram den. Cruger, of New
York, and Frederick Ellington, of Bos-
ton
Mrs. William II. Beardsley arrived
here on private car and has with her
at the Royal Poinciana Mr. and Mrs.
J. c. Gledhil and Miss Jean Gedhill.
Mr.. Beardsley, who stopped in St Au-
gustine, will join the party Wednes-
day. Many parties arc arriving to at
tend the Washington's Birthday ball
in the Royal Poinciana and also for
the tennis week. Miss Phyllis J..
Walsh arrived from Philadelphia with
her mother, Mrs. William H. Tevs
HUM. Mrs. Rawson Lyman Wood, of
New York, another tennis star ar
rived this morning to enter the WON
ans tennis tournament.
dent Of the United States Golf
Association, has come to the Breakers
TO join Mrs. Whitney. Mr.. and Mrs.
Bertram l.. Taylor jr., Of New York,
arrived from Nassau TO spend some
time at the Breakers. Mrs Frederick
ECeS, OF New lork, joined Olf. &nQ
Mrs, Douglas ". Paige at Aloha cot
tage, on the Ocean Boulevard Austin
D. Mum is with Mr.. and Mrs. l. Shell
don Tylney at their new home, on the
Ocean Boulevard.
Two costume balls, which are among
the smart affairs announced for Feb
ruary, are the tropical ball. to be
given at the Palm Beach Country Club
by the Cocoanuts of 1929 next Satur-
day evening, and the bal masque at
the Everglades Club February 2S.
Miss Caroline Won II. Bean, of New
York, is holding in the Everglades
Club arcade an exhibition of her
sketches in water colors and oil of
Palm Beach homes and gardens.
Among them are water colors of the
gardens at Harold S. Vanderbilt's and
Mrs. Edward T. Stotesbury's estates,
as we'll as scenes from many other
estates.
Mir. and Mrs Henry L. Luden, of
Overeeb, Holland, are with Mrs. Lu-
den's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Theodore
Frelinghuysen, at their home.
The Beach Club was thronged to
capacity at luncheons to-day, when
among those entertaining were Mrs.
Charles Gushing, Lawrence c. Fuller,
Mrs. John Lowber Welsh jr., Paul j.
Rainey and Vincent Astor.