New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1929-01-26
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Palm Beach. Fla. Jan. Is. ~
Even cslebrity-blase Palm Beach
has spent much Of it, time this
week engaged in the absorbing pas
time OF watching famous psrsanalt-
ties at play. With some two score
luminaries OF pen and pencil here
for the second annual artists ard
writers golf tournament. thes resast
has resembled q. committee meeting
Of who's Who" Daylight hours
have been devoted to following :
brand Of golf. which ~ the artists
and writer's play it. 10 a variety Pc
culiarly their own. After shutdown,
the notables Of the pen and ink pro-
fession have turned their attention
to amusements unalloyed by bunk
crs and sand traps and their has
been Z round OF social events.
Mr.. and Mr~ Sailing Baruch Of
New York. gave several luucheons
aboard their yacht for the writers
and cartoonists and climaxed their
entertaining tonight with a dinner
dance at Patio LAmase. Mr.. and
Mrs. Sam Harris. New York. gave :
dinner ut their home Thursday eve
ming.
Here in Palm Beach members of
the colony plan most Of the evening
parties out-of-doors on moonlight
nights. 80 this week, with q three
quarters moon riding high, Palm
Beach patios have been the scenes
Of a long list Of dinners, usually
followed by dancing or some mu-
steal program. Rodman Wannamak-
er, End. Of New York and Palm
Beach. gave a dinner Monday eve.
ming at la Querida" on North
Ocean Boulevard. I'LL ..r
Mr.. and Mrs Harrison Williams
Of New York. who are in the home
Of Mrs. Charles Mum. Casa ANA
DO" or North Ocean Boulevard. gave
their tirst party of the season We'd
nesday evening. entertaining large
number OF guests for dinner. which
was followed by dancing. Mr.. and
Mrs. Lucius p Ordway Of New
York. gave a dinner the same eve
ming and later their guests Joined
the Harrison Williams party. Paul
Moore Of New York gave a dinner
for forty Thursday evening, enter
tanning in the patio Of his home.
With warm. spring-like days pre-.
vailinE. Palm Beach fashions have
become even gayer than ordinarily.
Many Of the colony's smartest
dressed women are sponsoring the
quilted calico coats in patterns
reminiscent Of srandm others day.
The ubiquitous short Jacket is
everywhere In evidence. usually in
vivid hues. and chiffon evening
gowns are holding first place in
favor for evening wear.
Glimpses at the surf-Mrs. Law
renee Cowen. wearing 4 canary yell
low swimming suit over which she
had thrown a coat embroidered in
bright futuristic designs to cores
pond with the trunks OF the suit:
Mrs. Donald c. Pierce, attractive in
z creps de chine ensemble of cherry
red: Mrs. Catherine NJ. Black. chic
in her silk outfit Of white, and blue,
with = dash Of black, her blouse
with its futuristic trees and flowers
painted in shades Of blue and black.
taffeta plated skirt of white, bor-
dered in blue and black. With the
ensemble she wore a small white
silk urban.
With the arrival OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward r. Hutton Of New York,
social activities received q new I'M
petuA since Mrs. Hutton IL one Of
the resorts preeminent hostesscs.
Another Of the colony's leaders.
Mrs. Edward T. Hotesbury Of Phila-
delphia, gave her first large affair