New Britain herald., 1930-03-01
PALM BEACH SLEEP
 TIME A MYSTERY
SojournerS on the Go Most Of
 the Time
(By HELEN VAN HOY SMITH)

(By HELEN VAN HOY SM1TH)
 Palm Beach, Fla. March 1 LP- Just when Palm Beach does it's sleeping would seem to be matter for serious consideration. Evidences are that it obeys the poets injunc ton that nights were made for music, not for sleep,' while morn- ing hours find tennis courts, golf links and sea shore crowded. after moons have any number of delight ful social events claiming attention. Palm Beach appears 10 be on the go just about A hours day.
 Announcement of the engagement of Carolyn Storrs. daughter of Mir. and Mrs. Frank Vance Storrs of New York city, to Daniel E. Sicllles of New York and Paris has caused a decided ripple on the social stream. Miss Storrs, who with her parents and sister are at Whitehall, i3 cx trcmcly popular in New York, Paris and Palm Beach. Mir Sickles is grandson of General Daniel F. Sickles of Gettysburg fame. He is the son of Countess Napoleon Magne of Paris.
 Practically the entire winter colony were guests at the birthday party given on Wednesday afternoon by Edward T. Stotesbury of Phila- delphia. in gala celebration of his eighty first birthday. The affair was held at Fl Mirasol. Mir. and Mrs. Stotesbury received guests in the loggia which was lavishly decorated with flowers and tropical plants. On last Sunday, following an annual custom. MT. Stotesbury tossed the first ball in the society baseball game.
 Edmund r. Allyne of Cleveland. entertained an interesting company at dinner Tuesday night at the Ever glades club. Among the guests were Mir. and Mrs. William J. McAneeny, Detroit; Mir. and Mrs. Benjamin Hopkins. Cleveland; MT. and Mrs. Charles Chawick, Chicago: Count Serge De Megev, New York.
 William Rhinelander Stewart ar rived from New York on Wednesday to join the house party at Charles Munn's villa. Casa Amado. Other guests include Mr. and Mrs. Craig Riddle. Philadelphia; Davis Dows. Miss Alice l.. B. Meats, New York. and Lord Adare, London. The entire party attended the Sharkcy-Scott bout at Miami on Thursday, going by airplanc.
 An outstanding affair not only of the past week, but the entire season. was the fifth annual benefit show staged by the Kiwanis club of West Palm Beach at the Paramount thea ter at Palm Beach on Tuesday night. Billie Burke and Sam Har- ris produced the show in behalf of the club, and a dazzling array Of talent was presented. A group of debutantes appearing in one of the acts included Frances Gilmore. New York: Nina Hand Hand Ball. Phila dclphia: Katherine King Clark. Ard more. Pa. and Neronese Beatty. Chi cago; Mrs. Gail Grant. Chicago, sang. Leading members of society occu- pied boxes. Many snort dinner parties preceded the show.
 One of the most superbly appoint cd affairs of the week was the dis ncr dance given by Mir. and Mrs. A. Atwater Kent, of Ardmore. Pa. at the Everglades club on Wednesday night. Guests were at two long tables, decorated with illuminated umbrellas of Chinese lilies, outlined with orange blossoms. Mrs. Kent wore an exquisite gown of black lace.
 Mir. and Mrs. John Sergent Pills bury. Minneapolis, entertained at luncheon on Tuesday at their Villa La Chose. having IS guests. while MT. and Mrs. Askel De Wickfield en- tertained during the week at Patio Lamaze in honor of Mir. and Mrs George Widener of Paris, who are | guests of Mr. and Mrs. Milton w. Holden. New York. In the party also were Mir. and Mrs. Richard B. w. Hall. New York; Mir. and Hrs. Henry C. Phipps. Long Island: Mir. and Mrs Lyon Weyburn. Boston: MT. and Mrs J. Eearsley Mitchell. Miss Gertrude Conoway. Philadelphia. and Mrs 1 Charles Minot Amory, New York.
 Mrs. H. Ashton Henry. Troy. N. Y.
 entertained on Wednesday with a re. ception at her villa on tho Nortf Lake trail. in honor of Sir .-ilfrct l and Lady Grenfell of Labrador.