New-York tribune., 1922-02-05
Program Complete
For Annual Winter
Regatta at Miami
First Race Will Be Held OH
Feb. l8; Express Cruisers
to Run TO Palm Beach and
Back; New Workers There
Special Dispatch to The Tribune

Special Dispatch to The Tribune
MIAMI, Fla, Feb. 1.-The Official
program for the annual Miami mid
winter regatta, in which the worlds
fastest boats will compete in the Bis
cayne Bay races, and in the intercity
races to be held during the next few
weeks, is announced by Commodore A.
A. Schantz, of Detroit, vicechairma'.
of the regatta committee
The first regatta race will be held
on Saturday, February 18. the event
being the annual express cruiser race
! from Miami to Palm Beach and re-
turn.
An added feature of this years re
gatta program viii be the MiamiH
wanna race for express cruisers. to be
held on Tuesday, February q, and the
express cruiser race from Havana to
Key West, to be staged Saturday, Feb
ruary 25.
The regatta will be completed by the
races for CRUISES and the Wood
Fisher trophy races for open displace-
ment boats, to be held Tuesday.
Wednesday and Thursday, March 7, {
and 8.
Organization of the regatta commit
tee has been completed as follows:
General chairman, Carl G. Fisher,
Miami Beach.
ice-chairmen, CY,mander A: A.
/ Schantz and Commander c. F. Chap
man.
Race committee. G. A. Wood. A. A.
Schantz. A. I. Mcleod, c. w. Kotcher
and c. +. Chapman.
Judges-A. /. Mcleod chairman;
Governor Alex. J. Groesbeck. 0. J.
Mulford, J. A. Allison, Harry S. Slut.
Huston Wycth, Edsel Ford. ". C.
Morehead, T. +. Newman, Webb Jay, G.
c. Amory, c. A. Crioui, A. A. Goodrich,
Jonathan Moore, S. B. Eagan, Thomas
J. Pancoast. +. c. Ericsson, A. T. Crit
fifth, J. S. Stearn, R. Ringing. George
Leary jr., W. N. Robinson and Fred
Z. Wadsworth.
Starter, G.. W. Kotcher.
Timers and scorers-Commander Eu-
Cornell jr., A. J. Utz, W. B. Gbb. c. T.
Commander +. W. Roberts, Ernest
Venn. Horace Z. Dodge. (. ". Gregory
and Stanley Morgan.
Committee in charge of patrol. n. r
Duckwall and Floyd Williams
Publicity and entertainment-A. A
Schantz, c. ". Kotcher, W. D. Eden
burn, J. Lee Barrett. r. B. Burnham
Gordon Nye and c. w. Chase jr.
Mr.. and Mrs. K. c. Gillette are here
for several weeks stay at the Roya
Palm Hotel
Commodore r. X. LaBlonde boarded
his yacht kalolah to-day, with J. P
Orr, Maurice E. Pollack and William
f. Anderson as his guests, and started
on fishing trip to the keys. The
party will go to Havana from Key
West
Visitors from England include M.
and Mrs. II. Wardin, Master R. Nardl
and Miss H. Wardin. Of Salcombe.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sumner Ballard. oi
New York, have arrived at Mami
Beach for the winter. They are oc-
cupying the f. H. Osborne house
James II. Snowden. of New York
has arrived at his winter residence
Philip Livingston. of New York. is
here for the season. He will be Joined
in about three weeks by Mrs. Livings
ton.
Mrs. II. C. Davidson. of New York.
is recent arrival at the Hibiscus
apartments.
Mrs. T. R. Ryan, of New York, en-
Iei tdlneu SeNerdl lrlendS a luncheon
yesterday at Casino St. John.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. A. Reinhardt. of
Brooklyn. and Mr. and Mrs S. H.
Brown, OF New York, have arrived at
the Flamingo Hotel.
Mrs. Rose Ross. OF Brooklyn. owner
Of a cottage at 4O7 Twenty-second
Street, has arrived. Ex-Congress
and Mrs. Lonergan, of Hartford, Conn,
have her cottage this season.
Among the recent arrivals from New
York stopping at the Ta-Miami Hotel
are c. Eric Bishop, j. Kendall Pearson
and l.. c. Beckhan.
Arriving at the Royal Palm are Mr..
and Mrs. W. c. Vanderbeck, Mrs. G..
Hunter Gowan the Misses Nellie and
Adele NJ. Hass, Mr.. and Mrs. William
Shillaber, with their daughter, Miss
Ruth iShillaber.
Mrs. W. E. White, Miss Helen White
N. f. White and Mrs. Fred A. Taylor
make up an interesting party at the
Hotel Flamingo coming from New York
City.
Paul Calvin, of New York, is at the
Breakers.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Natoli. of New York
have leased cottage Of John L. Crist
in the rear of Crist Villa.
Martin L. Jones, of New York, has
arrived at the Sea Crest Hotel, Ocean
Drive