Evening star., 1923-02-11
soscl.l oorre.poudenc. o. The Star.

With all the championship matches
coming up, golf has attracted many OF
the Palm Beach residents this week
and the links at the Country Club. the
Everglades, and the Poinciana have
been crowded. The south Florida
amateur golf tourney starts TO-DAY
with 100 players. and the miHion-dol-
Lar course has been thronged. h H.
Markwell of the Lake Shore Country
Club. Chicago. who won the matcn
last year has not entered for thiS
years event. Neither has George
Heintzman of Toronto. who won II
In 1871. but there are other crack
players who have qualified in past
Journeys. Hugh L. Willoughby OF
the Merton Cricket Club Of Philadel-
phia. is looked. upon as championship
material. ~,
The Everglades Club match VIII
start February -. No entries are
scheduled as yet. but there is sure to
be a long list. The 'old guard so
cfety of the Palm Beach Club held a
meeting last night and their annual
match is being held in conjunction
with the south Florida tourney start
Ing today. Mr.. B. ]. Rosenthal. whose
clever daughter Elaine is known as
one of the best woman golfers III the
country. is chairman OF the commit
tee which was named last night 10
arrange for the annual dinner given
by the "old guards.
Honor winner in women's Event.
Mis- koscn;hal is not at Palm Beach
this season. but Miss Dorothy klotz.
another Chicago girl, Is and is carry :
irg away all honors in the women'S
events. Miss Klotz is also popular
socially. and will be much missed
when she leaves.
season are the Kuhn twins or San
Francisco, who are visiting their aunt,
Mrs William B. Scaife of New York.
The twins, Miss Marion and Hiss
katherine, are beautiful girls, OF
type not common today. They dress
in" gray Jersey suits and gray SILK
stockings for the beach. and in the
midst of all the gorgeousness or tne
majority of the beach costumes thtir
modest dress attracts more attention
than that OF any of the other young
girls.
Mrs. Jerome Bonaparte continues TO
be tile bright particular star among
the Younger matrons. She has way
of wearing costumes which Is mimi
table. Yesterday. on the beach. she
was most alluring picture In a
maLve crepe dc chine frock. little
black sandals over sheer hose, and a
huge black hat, around which
swivled d long purple plume.
New Clubs First Dancing Party.
A new club i, announcing It's first
dancing party. This is the Samedi
Soir Club, organized by the smart
younger set. who plan TO meet each
Saturday night at the Country Club,
which has the charms OF privacy
beauty, comfort and good cuisine
The young people are looking dor. .
dance, which will be given this week.
Among the patronesses are Mrs.
Pierre Lorrillard Barbee, Mrs. Robert
Breese. Mrs Cornelia Biddle Duke.
Mrs. Edward F. Hutton, Mrs. Joshua
S. Cosden, Mrs. Douglas Paige, Mrs;
w. Mortimer Rutherford. Mrs. Leonard
Thomas, Mrs. Charles r. Dillingham;
and Mrs. Robert Sherwin.
The Chicago colony is growing
larger every day. Mrs: Joseph NJ
weeks ago and are enjoying thier
new boat. the Mystic, on which they
have taken many trips through the
inland waterways, which provide not
most beautiful scenery to be found
anywhere. With the Cudahys are
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hibbard OF Chi
Cago, who are also numbered among
the socially elect OF the nlidw esterr
metropolis.
The Sunday night dinners followed
81 dancing are most enjoyable features
OF life for the Everglades members
Newly elected to membership In this
exclusive club is Mrs. William Ran
oolph Hearst, who arrived In Palm
large party last night at the club.
Another large. party was given by
Mr. John Newington in honor Of Mr.
an6 Mrs. Horace Work and Miss
Lonise Branch. Among his guests
is the guest of Mrs. Honore Palmer;
Miss Constance Peabody, Miss Eliza
beth Woodin, Miss Margaret Hume
Miss Datsiana Smith, Mr.. Gordon
Hammersly, Mr.. Angler Duke. Mr.
Thonnas Davis and Mr.. Horace Case
Col. Thomas Murphy and Mrs
Murphy Of Hobe. Sound. motor to
the club each week and usually have
g party with them.
The Country Club has also been un-
Usually gay this week, and the Beach
Club has been the scene of much
festivity. Among the guests 'entet-
tanned there on Saturday were Col
Coleman du Pont and Mrs. du Pont
Mr.. and Mrs. Paris Singer, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Pilsbury, Miss Julia Rush
apd Mr.. Thomas Ridgeway. Their
host and hostess were Mr.. and Mrs.
hralth was much improved this year
hy a sojourn at Vichy during the sum-
nlcr months, and she is doing much
entertaining this season. ,
Moonlight Hop Enjoyed.
A party much enjoyed by the young
people here was a moonlight dance
given by Horace Chase at his house on
Ocean boulevard last Saturday. Mr..
Chase and his friend, Clifford Kings
bury. acted as chefs at the close of
the party and dished up a breakfast
OF scrambled eggs for the survivors.
Among the guests were Mrs. Earl
Osakin. Mr. Angler Duke, Miss Louise
Branch. Mrs. Shirley Carleton, Miss
Constance Peabody, Miss Daphne
Field. Mr.. Malcolm Meacham, Mr.
Charles kubin, Mr.. Roger Hill. Mrs
Helen Walton, Miss Edith Rosenfield
NJ and Mrs. Peter Dierks and Mr.
lawrence Robinson.
Mr.. Edward B. Mclean of Wash.
tngton is making plans for enter
= tanning President Harding and Mrs
Harding. He has chartered the yacht
IIoneer from e. II. Kluge of Larch.
mont, and will entertain the presi.
Genital party on board during theii
Stay in Florida. The President Is ex.
Dected to arrive in st. Augustine Feb.
ruary %, and Mr.. Mclean will meet
him there and take him for a cruise
down the Indian river to Lake Worth
Among the Washington girls who