New-York tribune., 1922-03-12

following repeated rumors that he in
tended to stop here after his So
Journ at Sea Breeze 1t is understood
that the President has been invited to
stay at the villa of Joseph Ritter. which
Is occupied by Gilbert Fletcher, Of New
ork' brother of Henry p. Fletcher. the
new Ambassador to Belgium.
Miss Louise T. Butler, of New York.
Is Is at the Breakers. where Miss Serena
townsend, of New York, also has mr.
rived. Mrs. Edmund X. Trent. Edmund
~ trent jr. and John Trent, OF Sewjck
ley. Pa; Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Chau-
Venet, of Esmont, Va: Mrs. John Dor
rance and Mrs. Dorrance Hood. of Phil
aadeiphia, and Lawrence Thaw. of New
rork, are arrivals at the Breakers. Mrs.
frederic Il. Reed, Miss Thomas. Colo
ne nel and Mrs. Fred W. Willis. Of New
ork,. and Mr.. and Mrs. Sherman
Loomis, of Brooklyn, also are there mean
Mr. and Mrs. A. Weston Smith. Mr.
ana Mrs I. J. Shaw anG Mrs r. e. Min.
' lord' OF New York; Mr.. and Mrs. Or
Vllle V,llle Z. Lille and Miss Daphne J. Lii
Ile' OF Cleveland; Mr. and Mrs. John u
musgrave. of Minneapolis. and William,
"A. WIederseim, of Philadelphia. are at
the Poinciana. r''"' "'e "'
frank Pierce Frazier entertained at
,nGncneon yesterday in honor of Nine,
w, VWa,arsuerlte sylvia, whose recital at the
oman Club last evening attracted
smart gathering.
Mrs. William a. Reddinc who wa,
at the Poinciana with Judre and Mrs
Mlchael Mulqueen, was recalled ~ Nav
'orS ni oy the illness of Mr.. Redding.
Elam Ward Olney ir. arrived From,
ot. fauls, Concord N. H., to pass his
spring vacation with Mr.. and Mrs f.
Nard Olney, of Madison, N. i. at tho
Breakers. "' ''o
+; I. Cotton and H. Williams, of New
aork. are expected at the Everglades
Tiuo - 10 spend some time. Mr. and Mrs.
u: u: n. Wickwire and Miss Harriet
W ", lckwire, of Buffalo, were guests
mere at luncheon of Colonel and Mrs.
Ihomas Il. Murphy. of Overbrook. Pa.
VINO motored down from Hobe Sound.
Members of the cottage COLONY are
arranging tombstone tournaments TO-
morrow to be played over the course
a. the Everglades Club by fifty couple.
Colonel and Mrs. Stephen l.. Slocum
entertalned at dinner at the EVERGLADES
Club this evening. Their guests were
,he Countess of Anneslev, Mr.. and Mrs.
John S. Curtis, Mr. and Mrs. Walter
}. Mitchell and William Eldridge.
Mrs. L. Gray Pendleton. of Reverie
cottage, on the lake trail. entertained
az luncheon Tor fourteen at the club.
Many Deep Sea Fishermen Out
Henry T. Sloane caught sailfsh
SIX feet three inches long and weigh
ing thirty-four pounds. A perfect day
tor deep sea fishing found many par
ties out in private boats and fshing
smacks. Frederick II. Stoltze, of ST
Paul, brought in large catch of king
hsh: Harry Clarke and George Clarke.
of New York, and II. Y. Sadcrs were
others out.
; Mrs. Joseph Truit Talbert gave tea
IN the Cocoanut Grove for forty
friends this afternoon. Mrs. a. f. Hus-
ton entertained for twenty five, Mr..
and Mrs. j. c. Gledhill gave a party for
their children Mrs. John c. King. Mrs.
Alexander Laughlin and Mrs. Hubert
r. krantz were among others to enter
tain. Mr.. and Mrs. George Humphrics
entertained at dinner tonight at the
Beach Club for eight guests. c. w.
Bingham, Mr.. and Mrs Irene Dupont,
Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard D. Ali also en-
tertained.
Flying to Bimini for luncheon yes
terday and thence to Nassau we're Miss
Alice DeLamar, Miss Eleanor Mccarthy.
Mrs. Merriam p. Iildreth and Horace
?. Chase. They passed the night at
the Colonial, returning to Bimni for
luncheon again and back to Palm
Beach in two hours and thirteen
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