New-York tribune., 1922-03-26
Round of Parties
Marks Golf Event
At St. Augustine
Annual Tournament for
Championship of Florida
Celebrated by Lunchcons
and Teas at Club House
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ST. AUGUSTINE, Fla, March IS. -
The outstanding event o. the week was
the annual golf tourp msnt for the
championship Of Florida, which brought
professional golfers from all parts Of
the state and from outside. The club
house Of the st. Augustine golf links
was the scene daily Of gay luncheon
and tea parties and in the evenings the
young set attended one Or more smart
dances
Hugh Lewis gave luncheon or
Tuesday at the club house for Mr. and
Mrs Lawrence Lewis and their house
guest. Mrs. George Kidder Of Whining
ton, y. c. Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas SHACK
ford entertained At large party in the
grill Of the Alcazar for the same guests.
This has been the gayest week at the
ST. Augustine links. Anon. those en-
tertainin: we're: Mr.. and Mrs. J !.
Kstterlinus, Mr. and Mrs. Cyrii Cox
Spades, DR.. and Mrs. Nicholas Murray
Butler, with their daughter. Miss Sarah
Schuyler Butler; Mr.. and Mrs Law
renee Lewis, Mr.. and Mr., W. s. Law
son, Of Somersworth, y. H; DR.. and
Mrs. i. A. Hill, Of Asbury Park; Mr..
and Mrs. Percy Mallette, Of Brooklyn;
Mr.. and Mrs. William Mofatt, of Utica;
Mrs. s. I. Seyourn. and Mr. and Mr.
Charles NJ. Swift. Of Detroit; Mr.. and
MTs. l.. c. Hemmick. o. Baltimore; Dr
and Mrs. j. y. Fogarty
Noor.ng in Matanzas Bay this wees
are many yachts that we're here earlier
IN the season and are now return ng
from their winter cruising down the
East Coast and in Cuban waters
Among those now her. are the BETH
lou. owned by Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Kat
terllnus, VINO returned tins week from
Miami and Key West where tney we're
with q party of friends the Jsi II
chartered ~ Mr.. and Mrs Charles
Coryel. OF Bay City, who have a. taeir
guest aboard, Mrs. Henry B. Smith.
also o. Bay City; the Mirimar q Mr.
and Mrs. Charles NJ Swift VINO were
the season and who returned from a.
extensive cruise III more southern Va
ters and will be here for the next four
weeks; the Flaneur, owned bv Edward
NJ. Hunt. Of Trenton ~ j.. and sew
eral others
The Rev. Dr.. George Clark. Hough-
ton, rector Of the Church Of the Trans
fguration. in New YORK with his
daughter, Mrs. c. A. Strombon. and n.
+. Sutherland, who have been in Miamt
FOR several weeks and also At Palm
Beach. arrived at the Alcazar Hotel
Monday and will remain until April !.
III. anu W >. w H. helicn IL, VINO
have been at the Ponce de Leon for the
past month, returned to-day from
short trip to Palm Beach and are again
at that hotel until the close OF tn.
season.
Commander and Mrs. Rush s. Fay
we're visitors at the Alcazer this wee.
for short stay.
air. and Mrs. Francis A HollinSs-
worth entertained al costume supper
dance this week in the grill OF the
AlcsZar Hotel, their guests including
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Lewis, and their
house guest Mrs. George kidder, o.
Wilmington, ~ c.. Mr.. and Mrs. Cyril
Cox Spades, bIr. and Mrs. Georg. E
Morse. Misses Mildred and Dorothy
Kirkland, Robert II. Gwaltsney, Nelson
Mac Rae, George James, Hugh Lewis.
George Mckenzie and Major Isham. OF
the British Army.
Hugh Lewis entertained at lunch
con at the club house on Tuesday
afternoon for Mrs. George Kidder. who
is the house guest Of Mr. and Mrs.
Lawrence Lewis at their winter home.
"Kirkside." on Valencia Street
DR.. and Mrs. J. A. Hill. OF Asbury
Park. y. J., who have bocn al the St.
George Hotel since the carly part of
the season. we're hosts ST garden
parry on the lawn OF thar motel on
Friday afternoon.
Ira Mccormack and Mason F. Grymes.
of New York, who have been at the
Magnolia for the past month, are leav-
ing this week for their homes.
Mr.. and Mrs. William H. Beardsley,
With their son-in-law and daughter,
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack C. Gledhill. and little
granddaughter, Miss Jean Gledhill.
came from Palm Beach Tuesday and
Will be at the Ponce de Leon for sew
eral days prior to returning TO their
home in New York City.