The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-02-24
March To Be ActiUe
 Month At Miami

Miami, Fla, Feb 24-Ushered in by two colorful sports events, the Miami Biltmore Country Club in yitation four ball golf tournament, March IA, and the Palm Beach, Miami Biltmore juvenile boxing bouts, March 3, the coming month promises to be one of the most ln- teresting of the resort season.
 Members of the winter colony, which gained many additions dur ing the week, already are anticl- pating the golf tournament Which will assemble field of many we'll known players now in Florida Among early entries are Tommy Goodwin, Monroe, N. Y, holder Of several Florida championships; Howard Tryon, Elmira, N. Y.; Il. F. Bowbeer, the Chicago ace; Gel este Durand, of New York, and Curtis Bryan, Jacksonville, winner of the last two Miami Biltmore amateur events.
 Unioue on the season sports cal endar, the Miami Biltmore juvenile boxing bouts will bring together picked teams from Palm Beach and this resort, the young contenders DelnR SOUS Ol WCll hAONh bers of the winter colonists. 1nter- est in the event, to take the form of @ society tea, indicates that the Miami Biltmore amphitheater seat ing more than 1000, will be filled to capacity to cheer the juvenile boxers on to victory.
 Tonight large gathering of the fashionable winter colony will meet at the Miami Biltmore hotel for q final gala event attendant upon the second annual Miami Biltmore Na- tional Horse Show, which has oc- casioned a week of social festiVi- ties.
 Included among members of the horse show committee who will en- tertain for the celebration are Dr and Mrs Joseph H. Adams. MT and Mrs Clayton Sedgewick Cooper, MT and Mrs Harvey s. Firestone, MT and Mrs Dewitt Page, MT and Mrs Fred A. Poor, MT and Mrs Robert w. Clifford, MT and Mrs s. s. Kres- ge, MT and Mrs James H. Bright, all of the Miami Beach colony; Ma for and Mrs Barclay H. Warbur- ton and MT and Mrs Joseph E. Widener, of the Palm Beach col OUys dIlu Y <AudAAp OL xAtAAAheA'
 Miss Phyllis Loucks of Cooke street was hostess at a miscellan- eous shower given Thursday night for Miss Nave V. Parry who is to be married April to Louis J.. Schuster. Those attending were Mrs Howard Hickox, Mrs Richard iJegarty, Mrs Charles Byrolly, Mrs P. J. Kennedy, Mrs George Smith, Mrs Louis Schuster, Sr, Mrs Byron Loucks, Mrs Stanley Parry, Mrs Frank Kiessling, Mrs Francis Merkle, Mrs Charles Platt, Mrs Stephen Hathaway, Misses Edith Hallberg, Edith Penner. Margaret Townsend, Lillian Schneider, Kath- arine Schneider. May Cummings, Anna Platt, Phyllis Loucks, Hazel Loucks. Sylvia Loucks and Phyl- lis Hodges.
 Miss Ethel Feingold, 'S5, of Wethersfield and Patricia Hall, 36, of New Britain will act as two of the official representatives from Connecticut college for the Model League of Nations assembly to bo held at Harvard university and Radcliffe college on Thursday, Fri- day and Saturday, March s, 9 and 10. With the other Connecticut Col lege official delegates. Miss Feingoid and Miss Hall will take active part in the assembly. Czechoslova- kia and Rumania, the former be- ing on the council this year as we'll as being on the refuge committee. Miss Barbara Meeker, Conneeticut's members of the executive council making all plans for the assembly, has also been chosen as chnirmn Of the committee which will debate the onium convention.