New-York tribune., 1922-03-08
Many Yachting
Parties Arrive
At aim Beacl,
others Sail for Fishing
Cruises Off the Keys: ]. X.
Hyde Entcrtains on Board
Payne Whilney's Captiva
oO at Swimming Fete
Seaplanc Party Makes Trip
From Nassau in Two
Hours and 40 Minutes
sp-cicl Dispatch to TIE Triby,,


PALM BEACH, Fla. March 7-Manv
Saehung parties are coming up from
the Keys and others are just leaving
Tor fishing cruises. Mr.. and Mrs. Dam
'cl ii. Carstairs. with Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert L. Ireland, sailed to-day Oh the
Nadesah for Long Key. Colonel and
Mrs. Stephen Slocum, OF Washington.
after fortnight at the Breakers. will
cruise on the Lunetta. Mr.. and Mrs.
+. NJ. Dunbar. Miss Helen Dunbar and
Joseph Dunbar. of New York. arrived
on the Saliran from Miami. Mrs. John
'' White and party have departed for
tne t1ne North on the Hiesta James Z.
hyde entertained at luncheon on
Payne Whitncy's Yacht Cnptjva to-.
DAY. Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick S. Fish
gave luncheon for forty on board the
Lady Grace yesterday. MIR. and Mrs.
LOUIS &. Kaufman have with them for
their cruise to Havana on the Seminole.
which they chartered from j s. and II. C..
Phlpps, l.. Mitchell Henry, Miss Ann
Kaufman, Miss Diana Dal2:el and Paul
j. Rainey.
Mrs: Charles L.. Harding has pur-
chased 125 feet OF property west of her
vli'a and Will have tea garden and
extension OF her patio constructed.
Nine. Sylvia TO Return
Nine. Marguerite Sylvia will be The
her cottage on the Ocean Walk when
she comes TO Palm Beach to appear in
recital al the Women's Club on
Friday.
Mrs. Marshall Field is in Havana, but
will return to the Breakers for the re-
malnder Of the season. James Spear
who was with Malcolm Mcacham at his
cottage, has gone to Miami for a few
days. Mr.. and. Mrs. Claude Graham
White entertained several friends at
dinner at Miranores Mr.. and Mrs
Douglas Paige gave a dinner at Villa
Aloha.
Fifty members of the younger mar
rled set attended a swimming party and
buffet luncheon given at the new swim
ming pool at Gus's Baths by Mr.. and
Cecil Singer, of New York. Miss Alice
Delamar, Mrs. Percy Hidrcth, Mrs
Nellie Sands, Miss f. Mccarthy, Miss
Hatmaker, Mr.. and Mrs. william G
Warden, Miss Lorna Malinson, Mr.
and Mrs. 4. Clarence Jones, DR.. and
Mrs. W. l.. Kingsley, MIR. and Mrs. A. j
Drexel Biddic. Charles L. Perrin, Blaine
Webb, DR.. John Stewart Tanner anl
many others were there
Mrs. Christopher D. Smithcrs, Mr.
and Mrs. Alan Corey and j J. Manning
who flew to Nassau yesterday in sea
plane, returned to-day in two hour,
and fourteen minutes. actual flying
time. They stopped at Bimini fol
luncheon at the Rod and (,up ClrL
Mrs. Frew Gives Luncheon
Mrs. William Frcw, of Pittsburgh
entertained at luncheon at the Ever.
Elades Club. Mrs. James S. Thompson
is giving a dinner there this evening
Richard f. Howe arrived there from
New York.
Arrivals at the Breakers include Mr.
and Mrs. Richard II. Danielson, OF
Crosby, Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Willard
Miss Willard and ?. D. Mcmillan, OF
Minneapolis; C. Thwing Brooks, OF
Cleveland; Miss J. T. Brooks. Of Salem
Ohio, and Yozo Tamura Of New York
Arrivals at the Royal Poinciana wert
Miss Mary f. Converse, Miss T. L
Nichols. of Philadelphia; Mrs. Raphae
Fawcctt and Miss Margaret G.. Jones
of Chicago; Mr.. and Mrs. Robert H
Davis jr., Jonathan Moore jr., of New
York, and NJ w. C. Robinson, of Mcr
chantvillc, N. !.
Frank c. Newton, of Boston. gave {
small luncheon at the Country Club
to-day, where Mr.. and Mrs. w. A
Shafcr had guests. Comm odore ant
Mrs. Edgar +. Huckenback had four
teen guests and Mr.. and Mrs. Willis A
Sharpe had ten at the dinner dance