resorts school children of i ^^SX^^Í^t^t^^elTandWhite Sulphur Vil¬ White Will Sulphur lage, is planning many surprises for at* the Glimpse Picturesque Bermuda and furnished and the youngsters. X ,:rVV is .iX^-WV^::.OV v««4KiEngland years. weeks. Mrs. V. L. Hamlin and Miss the been chartered exclusively high powered Mr. and Mrs. Devereaux Emmet and Doris Hamim came Tropics.have plane and dined at the Halcyon. In of St. from Boston. Mr. by us for the dates given. TO this were family, James, are now at the and Mrs. John Eagleson arrived party Lieutenant Robert Garden City Hotel, where from South Hewett, Lieutenant G. Sackett, Lieu- to remain for they expect Philadelphia for a short visit. California tenant Charles Blanchard, Lieutenant most of the winter. Thomas H. Powers also came from that America Tours at frequent intervals during January, Duncan Siems, Charles A. Parsons and city for his usual visit at the Home¬ CA1.IF and March. W. C. Hamblen. stead and will remain several weeks. February CALIFORNIA Bellair Planning Mrs. H. McD. Walters. Mrs. Dautre Entertaining dinner guests at the and Cecil F. then visit her Pacific Coast Far Eastern Lands Wayside Inn were Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Dautre arrived from Ot¬ neighbors. Tours to China, Manila, etc., This Winter Sullivan and William of New For Early tawa, Ont., for a visit of ten days. Bermuda Spring Japan, Lane, Opening L. H. Ttmmins is here from Montreal Enjoy VICTORIA, basking in the soft leave Pacific Coast Jan. 23, Feb.. 20 and Travel with Ua to Rochelle; Mr. and Mrs. George N. of the atmosphere March Conklin, Miss Elizabeth Conklin, Mr. Resort Season to join the Canadian colony. Japanese current; flowers in full bloom, golf .March 8, 30,.(Japan only.) The Land of Sunshine and Mrs. R. A. Leonard Of Mrs. William H. Tew links, the Malahat also a and Miss Nan arrived from Drive, marvelous hotel,. and Flowera. Leonard, of Red N. J.; Mrs. Ken- Special Correspondence New York and will remain two weeks. the Empress to welcome All World South America Bank, BELLEAIR, Fla., Dec. Mrs. you. will leave New York on 20th neth Wilson and Mis3 Jennie Wilson, 13..Every¬ Harvey M. Hall came from that Include TOUR January VISIT of White Plains; Mrs. W. D. Lawrence thing is in readiness for the city for two weeks, and Mrs. VANCOUVER, of bustling -western enter- Travel to the West and East Coasts. Option of re¬ and opening P. Henry the Miss Emma Clark, of Summit; Mrs. of the Belleview on December 29 Gardner is also here from New offering metropolitan standard Vancouver Information tdíÚi ref¬ turning direct or via Europe. The Petrified Foresta, G. W. Seibert, of and J. A. in¬ i York. Mr. and Mrs. Ogden B. Carter frise,Iotel for rest, relaxation and vistas of Grand Brooklyn, stead of after New Year's as mountains erence to Canyon, San Fran¬ Gail, Dr. D. A. Lambetti, Dr. J. M. Day in are here from East Orange, N. J., on and sea. Excellent courses. any form Santa former golf of trove/ to Bermuda cisco, Cruz, Los An¬ Burns, Miss Marion Grant and Mr. and seasons. There is an unusual their honeymoon. S. E. Doak returned Make any part Tours by FURNESS BERMUDA LINE by S. S. geles, the Big Trees, Del Mrs. Thomas S. Smith, of New York. demand for from Philadelphia to rejoin Mrs. Doak your trip to Winter's Summerland or return of the *órl¿ is avail¬ VIC¬ accommodations early in at the in FORT HAMILTON and S. S. FORT Monte,Santa Barbara, Pas¬ Lieutenant George B, Schmucker, of the season. Homestead. Mr and Mrs. New- luxurious comfort through the able at our offices. New is ell Ward went to New York TORIA, Dec. 27th, Jan. 7th, and weekly adena, Riverside, San ^iork, visiting friends in Miami The early in thereafter. Diego, Apache Trail and bound for Key West, where he formerly cottage colony will be comfort¬ the week, Mrs. Ward returning in a Canadian Pacific directed the ¡migration service. ably housed before Christmas. few days to rejoin her family at their Rockies New Orleans. Lieutenant Regu- cottage. Mrs. Robert A. A Christmas Fairyland Schmucker lately returned lars here will find new Black left of and the Battlefields from overseas service. many attrac- for New York in the and "FiftySwitzerlands in One" Europe desirable time for this visit. Reserva- tions at Belleair early week The comingline SpringSnring is the most WHEN YOU TRAVEL J. W. T. Marshall, a New York globe this season. First, will be there a week before sailing Unexcelled Sleeping and Dining Car Service tions can be made now. trotter, is putting his yacht. Nidia. there is the new Belleview Country for Cuba, where she will visit her son, We invite inquiries. _,,_.,.- THE AMERICAN into Donald at Round COOKS TRAVELERS' CHEQIES WAY commission for the coming season. Club, where trap shooting will be a Black, Spiritus Sanctus, Trip Tickets via Diverse Routes on sale CARRY YOCR FUNDS IN SAFETY.CARRY After passing a part of his life In feature. Another that will add Cuba, where he is superintendent of You will the of great thing a throughout the year. Liberal stop-over privileges. First in 1841 First in 1919 enjoy best the Orient and Near East, Mr. Marshall greatly to the Belleview grounds will large sugar plantation. care at hotels, even in the has decided to be the sea Mr. and Mrs. E. J. are ¦i hotels also at spend winters in Miami, wall, which will be j Xorthwood at Splendid Calgary, Winnipeg, Montreal. crowded season. Our reser¬ W. H. Aspinwall and P. H. Meehan, completed in another year, much work the Homestead from Toronto and are Cook & Son vations have been made far of New York, are now in Miami for being planned for this winter. Sev- to remain several weeks. Mr. and Mr?. Thos. Northwood drove on CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY in advance and we will not the season. They spent early Decem- eral new cottages have been built. Tuesday to Warm Th« World's Greatest 561 5th Avenue ber in Jacksonville. Earle E. Springs, returning Dunn's Highway 245 Broadway New York accept bookings in excess Carley, who, with John McE. Mr. and Mrs. through 7100 Tel. Murray Hill 61T1 thereof. New Bowman, is new owner of the Gap. Well3 Droebaugh, i A»k far Descriptivo Tour Xo. 121 1 Tel. Barclay ^¦woai- Cor. 4«th St. Yorker's Yacht Arrives Belleview, who have been II has here on their \\ oro. city Han The to returned to New York for a short honey¬ f. n. General yacht Rosandra, belonging after a moon, started far New York on Wednes¬ PERRY, Agent, Passenger Department OUR TOURS LEAVE Henry C. Gibbs, of New York, arrived stay month here. He was de¬ automobile. Mr. 1231 Broadway .<# lighted with the two courses. day by and Mrs. If. New York City ^ at the Yacht Club golf P. Lewis are here 7th and Biscayne Thursday. Charles A. of from Fluuhing and January 21st Mr. Gibbs is now in Nassau. He will Whelan, New York, Mr. and Mrs. D. P. McCarty from February 4th and 18th be joined shortly by his sister, Mrs. with his family will occupy Palm Cot¬ A3h!and, Ky. March 3rd. M. E. who is at the tage again this season. G. K. Morrow, Governor INTERNATIONAL Philip, Halcyon. with Mrs. who William C. Sproul, who has WB1TE FOB DETAILS C. H. McKinstry, of New York, has Morrow, was formerly been passing his autumn vacation at MERCANTILE MARINE obtained reservations at the Breakers, champion woman golfer of Belleair, the Homestead, left early in the week Miami Beach, for the season. will arrive next week, as will Mrs. J. N*. for Harrisburg, Pa. Henry J. Mc- LINES r. EUROPE Mrs. Raymond Francis is entertain¬ Pew, of Bryn Mawr, and W. S. Miller Devitt returned to Harrisburg with A NX OR Battlefield Tours sailing January ing her mother, who arrived from New and family, of New York. the Governor. AMERICAN Passenger and Freight .Service» 3rd, February 7th. also Spring and York. «Summer tours to Europe. Arrivals at the San Carlos include Fast Mail Steamers NEW YORK t* LIVERPOOL Mrs. Sherwood B. Fry, Henry F. Pettit, Carmanin .Dec. 24 Jan. 28 Mar. 3 JAPAN-CHINA Walter H. Blackman and Mrs. James Service Resumed Orduna.Dec. 31 Sailing from San Francisco Feb¬ B. Barten, of New York; Mrs. Luther NEW YORK.PLYMOUTH. ruary. March and April. NEW YORK io PLYMOUTH, B. Reeves, of Great Neck, Long Island; CHERBOURG.SOUTHAMPTON CHERBOURG and SOUTHAMPTON and Mrs. John H. Cleveland, of Bronx- New York....Feb. 7 St. Paul.Feb. 14 Manretania .Dec. 26 FLORIDA ville. Philadelphia .Feb. 21 New York. Mar. 6 30,Feb. 13,Mar. Fnwn Now York, Jan. 7th. 14th Mrs. H. S. Dunning, of Oyster Bay, Imperator .Jan. 24,Feb. 21 and 21st; Feb. 4th and 18th; March has joined her husband at Fort Lauder- NEW YORK to 3rd. Will visit the Important cUUm NEW YORK.HAMBURG PLYMOUTH. of Florida and H arana, Cuba. dale, where they will reside at the HAVRE and SOUTHAMPTON Carry tboso America'« Smith apartments. Mancharía .1A.M. .. Dec. 20 spendable Mongolia .Dec. 31 Royal George.Dec. 20 Jan. 24 Feb. 24 Express Travelers' Cheques. Miss Mary G. Walsh and Miss Mary NEW YORK to PLYMOUTH T. Richardson, of New York, are spend¬ PHILADELPHIA.LIVERPOOL AMERICAN EXPRESS ing their winter vacations at the Green Haverfo'rd.Jan. 3 , CHERBOURG and LIVERPOOL Tree Inn. Caronia .Dec. 24 TRAVEL DEPARTMENT South America BLACK SEA SERVICE NEW YORK to 03 BERMUDAWinter PLYMOUTH. Broadway Vacation (¡deal Resort N. Y..CONSTANTINOPLE.VARNA.(Bul- HAVRE and LONDON Phone Bo » ling Green 10.000 Bermuda Prepares to 118 VT.33th FÜRNESS BERMUDA WEST COAST raria).CONSTANZA (Roumania) Saxonia .Dec. 24 J»n. 31 Phone STBEET »nd to Black üreeiey Past twin »crew, palatial UNE] Breno» Aires rla Tranäandin« R. R Arrow.End January NEW YORK-L'DERRY.GLASGOW or 735 Welcome V. S. Tourists Hteamers DIRECT PASSENGER Tia SERVICE Columbia .Jan. 10 S. S. "FORT HAMILTON" Kingston, Jamaica and Cristobal. RED STAR tl-ti STATE STREET. NEW YORK Nexo Palatial Steamers to Make 11.000 Tons Displacement S.J. S.J. EBROLDIVJ FROM NEW YORK NEW YORK-PLYMOUTH- -rax rrnauc be pueaskd.** Salis from New V«.rk December 20-27, JANUARY 7. 1U20. CHERBOURG.ANTWERP Trips From New York to the Also Lapland COLONIAL LINE Panama Regular Sailings between .Jail. 20 Nearby Islands S. S. "FORT VICTORIA" (Cristobal) and VaJparaiio The islands of 14.000 Tona Displacement and Intermediate Ports WHITE STAR iPASNiE Générale Transatlantique i charming Bermuda. Fails '«ivkj.v beginning late January N. tlxpreaa Poata) Servie« 8-__f BOSTON n.r,*4 which have been more or less isolated No passports required for Bermuda Y..CHERBOURG.SOUTHAMPTON PRËNOiUNCPROPOSED DEPARTURES f Adriatic to visitors for the last few years be¬ Bchedu of Pulling», cabin plans Regular EASf"C0AST .2 P. m . .Jan. 3 PROVIDENCE and rutes sent on Sailings from ENGLAND to Subject to change DA S2.9? cause of application Brazil & tLapland .J»n, 20 AUL OUTSIDE (STATEROOMS $1.01 te »3.JI the difficulties of adequate FURNESS BERMUDA LINE Argentine tCalla at Plymouth. Omits Southampton. NEW YORK.HAVÄt M0tH Prices incluae Wmr Tea. steamship service, are now coming into Fumess House, Whitehall ¡at.. New York. NEW YORK.LIVERPOOL ROCHAMBEAU .DEC. 20 .Saat iotaves Ptar S9. hsrta Rivw, Dali* & Susi«, MFAYETTE 22 at * ». M. 'Plum String MSI. their own again. Gunífíer3urs CENTRAL .DEC. 1 Regular AMERICA Cadric.3 p. it. Dec. 20 FRANCE .DEC. 27 The ßalllngs between Baltic . Furness-Withy Company, Ltd., Panama « p. m Dec. 23 LA TOI RAINE.JAN. 3 has the New For (Cristobal) «nd Champerica Oriana.12 Noon. Dec. 23 LA. SAVOIE.JAN. 6 acquired York-Bermuda Christmas Gifts 1 and Intermediate Ports LA LORRAINE.JAN. 10 the m " Celtic .Jan. 20 Line, formerly operated by Quebec AUSTRALIAHONOL 'LU. SUVA. NEW ZEAl-AND ROYAL NEW YORK.AZORES-GIBRALTAR. NF.W YORK.BORDEAUX Steamship Company and the Canada Coats, The Palatial (The MAIL CHICAGO (From Pier 84. N. R.)..DEC. 23 Coatees, Capes, Passenger Steamers Royil Mall Steam Packet Co.) NAPLES.GENOA Steamship Lines, Ltd., and as a result | || R. M. S. R. M. COMPANY'S OFFICE, la .STATE -T.. N, Y. Stoles, Neckpieces and "Niagara" S. "Makura" Canopic . 8 P. M. Jan. 10 'gigBÖSTtii^ the islands are now 2Î.000 Ton» 13.500 Tons PACIFIC LINE r\tr II. Foot Montan« enjoying the finest JJJÖ (The Pacific Steam . BPn **ñ" I IIIC ahí. Muffs Sail fruta Vancouver, U. C. Navigation Co.) Cretic 8PM Jan. 24 nCU II LinC fftrwt. Bklyn. at 1 Jr. M. .Foi«e«t«r.*4.13. Providence dlreet,$t."t). steamship service yet instituted on the in all the fashion- nfi P«»r fart-s ami sai!in(?s apply Canadian Pae. rOK PORTO RICO. CURACAO A VKNEZL'ELA. 0CT8IDE STATEROOMS, »1.08 * «1.1«. New Rj-, 12S1 ISroiniu a.v. >'. Y.. or to Canadian- NELSON UNE WHITE STAR.DOMINION PHILADELPHIA.3 P. M.. Dec. 18 Dally, Including- Sunday, 6:0« P. M. York-Bermuda route. Australian Royal Mall 440 (H. «t W. Nelson. Ltd.) CARACAS.Dec. 31 .Trom Pier 19. E. K "Phone 2700 Bwfcrata. The new line will be Line. Seymour .tickets st or operated under 8t., Van-Louver. B. C. PORTLAND, ME..HALIFAX.LIVERPOOL ZUL1A .Deo. 24 Plsr Consoudstsrt Tickst Ofleea the name of the Furness Bermuda Line. Canada.Jan. 17 MARACA 1RO .Jan. 7 Superior Acommod.tioM for P*.s«ng«rt. Two fast, twin screw, palatial steamers «Offices, 9 Broadway, New York BUSS. D4Í.I.ETT A CO.. Oanl. Mm., .the Fort Hamilton, 11,000 tons dis¬ RAYMOND-WHITCOMB TOURS Than* 117a Butnr. »- Wall Su-««-, placement and the Fort Victoria, 14,000 ouTH Africa tons The B«est in Travel Short and Ideal Rout« to Orient from HÜDSOH RIVERNIGHTLiKFS displacement.«re both fitted ex¬ G. - C. Gunther's er Sons Palatial I tîS Flft* Swedish American line Seattle. Faat Paaaen* Steamahip«. MEW YORK-ALBANY TROY pressly for the Bermuda with Ats.. N Y Tel. Madison So {»7«* Nippon Yuaen Kaisha, 120 Broadway, N. Y. route, Niagara To The Sea..For illustrated Daily (except Sunday) from Piar 32, N. ¡ large, staterooms, many of them con¬ m 391 Fifth Avenue W, cuide, address John F. Pierce, It», UNION-CASTLE LINE Sa St STOCKHOLM 22,070 tons R., fool (.ranal St., 6 p. m. ; West 132d St., beds and all § Dept. (The Ui'lon-Castle Mall a S. Niagara To The Sea..For Illustrated j taining having hot and Co.. Ltd.) JANUARY 31. NEW YORK guide, address John F. Pierce, Dept. 105, 6:30 p. m. Direct rail connections at, cold running water, electric lights and Furriers for DIRECT TO GOTHEBl'RG. SWEDES. Canada Steamship Lines, Montreal, Canada. Albany to all points north, east and west. fans. There will HI)_==_Sfe__- Exclusive!]! Ninety-Nine Yrars SANDERSON A SON. Gen. Acanta. Short rout« to SCANDINAVIA. Clow Phone «'anal 9000, be cabins de luxe, __--3_Ul| EXPRESS 26 Broadway, N. Y. 'Phone Broad.IM connections to Germany and all parta CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY Expreas Freight ¡service. Autos Carrie«!» with private 'bath, and suites contain- .TRAVEL DEPARTMENT Or Any Steamship Ticket Agent. oif Continent. Hotel».Trana-Conttncntal All-Yoar Rout« ing bedroom, sitting room and bath. AMERICANTickets. Tturm, Tt»»«l«f>* CM«a«s>% PASSRNGKK (UIUAM State St. N. V. S. M. PERRY. O. A. Pa«*. D«et.. lUl B'war. N.T. HUDSON NAVIGATION COMPANY 1 The mask,* and smoking rooms will ba J