New-York tribune., 1922-02-15
Childrcn's Masquerade
.41nuses All Palm Beach
Constance Pennock, Costu,ncd
as 'Vntnp' Doll, Leads Win.
ners OF Prizes at Annual Party
Sp.ciol Dsspufch to Tho Trtbuue

Speciol Dispatch to Tho Tribune
PALM BEACH, Fla. Feb. 14.-Thc
annual Valentine masquerade party
for the children of Palm Beach was
held in the Cocoanut Grove TODAY
Several hundred children attended,
some in costume. After games and
dancing refreshments we're served
Prizes for the prettiest costumes were
awarded to Miss Constance Pennock.
as the "vamp" doll; Sampkin Thomas
son of Mr.. and Mrs. E. r. Thomas:
Louis Stumcr, Aubrey Haynes and Miss
Dorothy Donnelly. Mrs. John f. Hylan
and Mrs. Grover A. Whalen assisted
Mrs. Archibald McNeill jr. in Judging
Miss Lorna Malnson celebrated her
birthday to-day at a dinner at the
Everglades Club, her guests including
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Rose, Mrs. II.
M Malinson, Mrs. 1ackaberry Fergu-
son, Miss Margaret Dunlop, Miss Con-
stance Peabody, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Lowber Welsh jr., Blaine Webb. Rich
ard Lounsbery, Charles Warren. James
Thompson, Charles l.. Perrin and DR..
John S. Tanner. Many others were
invited to the Country Club. where the
party went later for dancing.
dinner was given at the Beach
Club, the diners going on to Miss Nal
'nson's dance afterward, at which the
guests included Mrs William Law
renee Green Mr.. and Mrs. Claude
Grahame- White Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Vernon Storrs, Mrs. Alfred N. Beadles-
ton, Mrs. David T. l.. Van Buren, Mr..
and Mrs. Jerome N. Bonaparte. Miss
uorothy Battle, Miss Airline Fielding
Jones, Miss Peggy Watson, Maury II.
r. Paul, Stephen Sanford, Oliver Per
rim: Gordon Douglas, Malcolm Meacham
and Carl Springer.
Mrs. Harr;' Payne Bingham has been
Joined at her cottage here by Mr..
Mr.: and Mrs: f. Clarence Jones en-
tertsined at Villa Yalta at luncheon
to-day in honor of Mr.. and Mrs. Paris
Singer. Their guests included Mrs.
John N. WHY'S, Mrs. Henry /. Miller,
Mrs. Lorenzo Mitchell Henry, Louis G.
Kaufman, Colonel Owen Kenan and
John C. Bell.
Mr.. and Mrs. George N. Webster, of
Flushing have arrived on the Seminole
Queen in company of Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward Doyle. Mr.. Webster immedi
a;tely started for New York because OF
hls mothers serious illness.
= CN y. human ana CNdrleS :. Inman.
OF New York, who are at the Colonial
at Nassau. are expected here for the
annual tennis tournament.
Mr. and Mrs. j. Leonard Reploqlc
frequently entertain on board their car.
Westmont dinner and bridge after
ward being the favored hospitality.
Baron and Baroness Amaurv do IA
Grange. who have been at the Breakcrs
with the latters father. Henry r.
Sloane, departed last night for New
York. They will sail next week for
Europe.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Iselin have ar
rived at the Breakers. William w. Mil
Ter and Miss Nancy Miller are here
from New York. Davis Elkins, of West
Virginia, and Mr. and Mrs. william s.
Wheeler. Of New York, are other ar
rivals.
Francis S. Dixon, of Flushine has
Joined Mrs. Dixon and party at the
Royal Poinciana. Mrs. Arthur La Motto
and Mrs. A. f. Porter, of Wilmington:
Mrs. G. Talbot Taylor, Fl. E. Childs. of
New YORK, and Mr.. and Mrs. D. T. Ken
nedy, of Boston, also are at the Royal
Poinciana
Mr.. and Mrs. W. Sackett Duell. Of
Meadowbrook, Pa, are at the Ever
glades Club.