•-. NEW-YORK DAILY TRIBUNE. SUNDAY. FEBRUARY 3. 1901 stood 18 l.tm R..ad. iviv the B«;uon Hill district, which was but the score at the end of the last half _ _ __ oocupieIce, sometimes Gmnd . cottage, Dellmain, Narrairan«ett-ave.. to over one another and occasionally showing not a ;PrU Charles B. Hlllhouse. and the George L. Rlv«s THE WINTER SPORTS UNUSUALLY lS Special property, also In Xarragansett-ave., known as ThVgreat at the rink In the Rosevaie, attrac'tion svaabMjspasd to Mr?. John S. and Miss Stella D. Hays. SUCCESSFUL AND EN- was John W. Xllsson. the world'i champion p«"s UAXY NEW-YORKERS EXJOY THE XTPPIXG AIRS OF THE Among summer residents who have recently been and acrobatic skater, and more than two tnouaana i:i town for brief visits arc Mr. and Mrs. Lorlllard person gathered here to wltneaa him perform his Notice, I Hpeneer. Mr. and Mr?. Hugh D. Auchtncloss. Miss JOYABLE. Nilsson was har« both last Exposition wonderful feats. Mr. NORTH, OTHERS PREFER THE BALMY McCalla. Hamilton B. Tompklns. Ogden Cod- year and the year before, anct so delighted ware all WHILE man, jr.. Mr. and Mrs. W. K. Vanderbilt. Jr.. Mrs. Saranac Lake, N. T.. Feb. 2 (Sp-dalV-The who saw him that the capacity of the granaataM Hugh K. Norman. Mra. Bdward Carter. Dr, and was to Its utmost. 9. Clarke (formerly Mrs. William F. Bur- fourth annual midwinter Ice carnival of tna Adi- taxed TO SOUTHWARD, Mrs. A. of the On Wednesday afternoon thers were four attrac- WEATHER THE den), who are expected to return here for tha rondack*, given here under the auspices and two a abroad; tions at ths rink of the Pontlac Club, summer season after trip Mr. and Mrs. Club, was In many respects the most suc- to witnwa taa 1.0-iis 1... I-orillard and Mrs Lyman, Mrs. Lorll- Pontiac thousand person* were present ; :• Mrs. ever at the mountain metropolis. events. Th« hockey match between Huntingdon. mi's -l--« and Seth Barton French and cessful held exciting through- her mother. Mrs. Waiker Kearn. Even our Canadian cduslns. Who are supposed to P. W and Valleyfleld. P. VJ.. was Miss Ethel Doremus. Mr. and Mr«. Adrian 11. out. .Both teams played a stront? game, but the LAKEWOOD DOINGS. Joline. Miss Alice Smith, Mr. and lira. Harvey K. know all about winter carnivals, are enthusiastic Huntlngtons proved too much for then* antago- Fink. Mies K. L. Flak. Mrs. Theodore H. Ik. N/.U COTTAGES AT .1/7*. DFSERT TSLASD. over Its signal success. Genuine carnival weather nists, and the gam* resulted tn a score of 3 to 4In Miss Radway. Miss A. 8. Radway. the Misses reipned sup-erne. Overhead the bluest of blue their favor. The Huntingtons were L. McNaugh- Trour*. Miss Con row, Everett A. Thomson. Mr. EUswerth, Me.. Feb. 2 (Special).— The construc- ton. goal; A. Boyd, point; W. Marshall, cover A. and Mrs. Frederick Brooks, Mr?. Andrew Fletcher. cottages at Northeast Harbor skies could be seen through patches of billowy Phillipp, and K. &Co M TILLAGE IMPROVEMENT—THE HOTELS Mr*;. tion of valuable Is point; J. Marshall. W. J. Moir Jaeckel H. Gallatin, clouds; bright, causing the Empires, ValleyfleM. Mrs. C. B. Foot*. Albert Car- serving to r.v.ise renewed interest In the develop- the sun shone clear and Dalgllesh. forwards. The of rlngton Royce, Mrs. Samuel Smith. Mrs. E. C. mountains and forests to lined up as follows; Robinson, goal; J. McMsakia. FURRIERS. CROWDED WITH VISITORS. Casey, Mrs. E. S. Conncll, jr.. Dr. and Mrs. Will- ment of the southwestern part of Mount Desert newly fallen snow upon Exclusive Lakewood, N. J . Feb. :(Special!.— first real Styles snowstorm of the Lakewood season blanketed the High Class resort among the pines with a four Inch covering Novelties Of «now on Wednesday, and the 4mgle of sleigh t>r!ls was the firm thing heard on Thursday morn- FURS and Ins;. ItIs questionable whether the financial return GARMENTS was sufficient remuneration to those who went to OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS. the pains of retting their sleighs out of storage, for by the middle of the forenoon sleighing as Final among the recollections, except In well eheltered Reductions locations. Whatever other advantages Lakewood TO EFFECT may Justly claim. Ithas been abundantly demon- strated that continuous elelghlng Is net among them, ayd there have be«»n few exceptions to the Clearance Sale. rule which disposes of all traces of the heaviest snowstorms within a few hours. Incoming crowds added heavily last week to the Union resort attendance of i*-- place, and there was a 37 Square, mid-Lenten appearance in the hotels of the village Between Ibth md • a Sts. over Sunday. The Laurel House filled all its va- cant rooms on Saturdiy, bringing into commission the private parlors, the children's playroom and every corner of the house which could be utilized for sleeping accommodations, putting some puests In necrhy cottages, nnd nla.-lnit late arrivals at other hotels. At the I.nu-el-in-the-Pines Saturday waji a record breaking <*.ay, with a larger guest list than v.as ever before known in the house in the month of January. The Palmer House, the Lex- ington and all the smaller not. is and boarding sinuans r.lso profited by the influx of guests, and withal the crowd was a rood natured one. willing to put up with slight Inconveniences in the gen- eral enjoyment of I.ak.w^od hospitality. The Lakewood Village Improvement Association Veld a meeting on Friday, which was largely at- tended, and at which the following officers were elected: Directors. Dr. W. G. Schauffle-r. Dr. I. 11. Hance. W. A. Hamilton. Mhai Clara B. Dashiell. Mrs. Frederick XV. Downer. David n. Plumer, Mrs. Johnson. Miss E. B. Glover. Mrs. A-thur B. Claflln. Mrs. Blaaaaa, Mrs. <; '.. Hovey. Dr. A. S. Hall. C E. Osborne, John I*Reid and I.n. Thompson. The dim-tor* organised as follows: President, William A. Hamilton; vice-president. Dr. I. 11. Jlance; secretary. Miss Clara I>.i>li til; treasurer. r>r. XV. G. Bchauffler. Villape matters were dl*- cussed, end the treasurer's report .howed a bal- We have reached the his:h water mark ance of JTiO on hand. The formation of a Lagawoaf branch of the So- of value giving in our Remnant Sale. ciety for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals is are many cannot being discussed with Interest by influential people We aware that span of the place. Up to this time the only champion the time for a fitting. We take all risks. of dumb animals in Lakewood im been Mrs. Jas- per Lynch, who. as an agent Ist the Ftate society. Our staff of experienced cutters fit several offenders against SOME OF THE SERN IN FRONT OF THE TCr" PALACE, SARANAC. bas called to account COSTUMES perfectly, without trouble to you. the- tenets of that socle* y. The fact that Lake- hack- woods season calls large numbers of street germ, and greatly enhancing point; Thompson, cover; McCullum. centre; Gtfrn- Suits to order, fl4: coat and vest, lam Honan. Mrs. C. H. Wil ox Miss W llcox. Island. The most valuable summer home being sparkle like costly centre, ers here from shore resorts, and the absence of .1 Harrington, him right wing: P. McMeekln, back ana Stephen Donahue. Dr. Edwin I. erected is that of Archibald J. Murray, of New- the beauty of the house and str««-i decorations, wing. authority to exercise control o'er them, William Brvce. Jr.. Mr. and Mrs Andrew Bhlrland. W. Perctval, left 110.50; trousers. |4, regardless of their village York, on tho Corson property, near Echo »"ove. which were more profuse, anIstI and effective On Wednesday evening occurred the grand fancy create* which ar-- seriously ob- Frank I-»r.i Mrs. J. V Stevens Miss Stevens and rm» conditions C T. Wills, of New-York. The plans by Edward H. Dsahy. the architect of thnn those of previous years. dr<»a.s skating carnival. It was an odl and tuHowa cost. Fancy wool and silk it Is believed that vigorous work Mr. and Mrs. ait crow.; that tutted to in.l flag3and former jectionable, and registrations: Mrp. T. New-York, for cost When each other In fro beneath the by Palmer House 11. M. call a cottage to $25,000. dents and visitors vied with lights at knights and ladies, along the lines suggested the rocieiy would A. Hi-•¦•:-. Mrs. colored the clubhouse--- vesting?. $?». formerly from $10 to nrosius. J. Delanoy. N. Alfred completed In June, 1901, this i-ottnite will be one of producing pleasing and srtlstlc eff"«-!s. not only In klni;:? -irnl queen*, clowns and darkies, each with have beneficial effect. It is probable that s long Frank, Mrs. G. C X- -ny. Vr+4 11. Behneer. II Miss liu. Overcoats of imported Vicuna and of names will be secured as supporters of the George Endicott. P.. P. Roll Etta gala sight it was >- on* stepped from the club- list George T. Patterson. Miss Ktl.rl U Patter- the natives "a miniature palare." decorated sleighs and floats. Th.' pur... was novelties, work In Lakewood. Kins house tO the Ice. the whole rink aglow with elec- Friezes. thi> season's satin son. Dr.and Mr.- E. T. Bur* Mr.»nrn>- and the Misses Byrne. Manchester on the Ffrie an forest of pines Sinner In In\'erflrs. their new home In ¦¦• tume were In this skating as the fl'v\ts drew nearer ¦• iM see thai while carnival. Our Full Dress Tuxedos, made or The events of Thursday were a hockey match and tho forest «i--m»'nt predominate! ..s decoration between Plattsburg and Saranae Lake, an obstacle of English or German Drape, silk lined r"-?tlriE. earn represented a distinct and original snowshoe race of one-half mile and a backward Idea, out, two ¦»katlntr race of one-half mile in •be afternoon. In throughout, $30. Tow can get no better srell carried and no wore alike. the evening Mr. Nilsson gave more of bis wonder- As early as l:3fl o'clork on Tuesday afternoon ful trick skating, after which occurred the storm- an \ where at any prior. hundreds ••( spectators hail gathered on either sid* i? it of the Ice palace and a crand display of fire- Mala, nn>l River sts. to witness the works. of Church The attach was cleverly and effectively planned. s;>ecttt;!e. while .is many more were rtlli about Each of the two sttacking parties started from the in one. two ..r !!ir seated sleighs. The parade ex- hillside, ;t . ing distance hack and above the fort- the circled down the ARNHEIM i«-ri.'.-.i aver .1 distant of nearly half a mile. ress. On the rlcht saen hill in a lon«i line, carrying torches; on the left the Riding <>n »>>!> caparisoned steeds came the mar- tlremen, carrying red torches, descended the hillin BROADWAY & 9TH STREET. shal and fcl* aids, followed :v the Bar inie Lak« a similarly curved line As they approached each < column heralded its coming »bella Cornel Band mi»- hundred gul-le.s batons, to with and rocketa Association, and roir of cavion. smiling a thrill of excitement the Adirondack Guides' on f« ot. with thronvrii all the spectators and dread M »hs hearts Xen-Jersen Qlsocrti»emcnt9. snowshoea, pac-k basket of nun. were next in lint-, oflthe beslesjed. Nearer am! nearer they came. 11 looking they until th« two parties met In front of the fortress, and fine. ahlebt«ll«- fortre>s. ami the trusty defenders. entire parade followed, It was the queen of the in celebration of their victory, set its buttlements NEW JSKSEV.S OR2ATEST A7QSE.. carnival, picturesquely depleted by little Miss Has>) with r»-.) anil blue lights, ,lnilproclaimed their vic- lory by a display which, for beauty and effective- Fowler, who -sat her throne, surrounded by upon ness. W.i« highly successful. her nimif rows attendant*. Th«» little royal lady • was drawn by four ). black horses, with white plumbs, led by liveried footmen. This llttl.-maid of Hl', A t:\Y-YOKK routs Y AT PALM BEACH. ten or eleven summers was the Queen of the last Palm Bea l. Fla.. Feb. 1 (Special).— New-York carnival, and to her *as awarded the first prize f.»r is so well represt- nte.l here now that it would seem haying '>.. handsome*! float. Mrs. Richard John- ¦Ootl colony ifit were not for the many tour- son.'with he' spanking team of bays, decked In ists also here from Boston. Plttsburg and Phila- violet and white, came closely upon the heels si delphia. Many of the guests come every year to the royal equipage, and was m turn followed by make thai their home during the disagreeable win- Miss Howard, with'her sleigh of purple and wh te ter months North, so* that their coming Is met trimmings, and Miss Carrie i.a Bounty, with ¦jet with a wi1 SSJM and greetings from old friends. SARAXAC, OF DURING HOCKEY MATCH. black horse, finely set off with a profusion of pink Thai yesr the Breakers has been enlarged, until PONTIAC CLUB, FROM TOP ICE PALACE roses. Its capacity Is double that of former years. ItIs Two spans of horses, the property of W. Smith not recognized m the original la IN Sound, is that of Mm. John C. Havemeyer, of "inn." but much on Thursday evening Miss Gertrude Leslie. Dr. of Manhattan: Mr*. Hc-nry J. Yog"! and M.** \ Fowler, were followed by the king of the car- handsomer in every respect. of Brooklyn. Yonkers-on-the-Hudson. It will be completed for and Charles L. I>indley and Mr. and Mrs. Voksl. John Tremont nival, a beautiful creation of Mrs. Credo P. Har- There have been golf tournaments, social dinners, Mrs. At the I^exlnßton: Jarreß C. Field. In early summer. The cost will be up- Bard Hsyne-. H. L Mr. and Mra. occupancy ris, with the little king upon a throne, dressed luncheons and fishing parties, and a wedding, John Roarers. Mr. and Mr*. Marks.Dtehl, Mrs. In even A few village personals: Mrs. Margaret J. Gray. F. P. Smiih. -Mr. and Mrs. C. Mr. and ward of BaJM royal colors, with pages and an elegant patr of which, being the latest and most romantic of events L. d«- L. i*i!mm:«!:r.. Henry M. Camanann. rhomaa George M'barton Pepper, attorney of Philadel- Brooklyn, is the guest of Mrs. J. M. Turner. an violet trimmed bays, which were led by footmen here, must be called most Import. On I cf H Darling, Mr and Mrs X A. Sullivan. Eben K. built part the Kewlng. Long Branch, was enter- M;ss W. U'andllns, ol N*w- phia, is having a summer home In this In livery. Tuesday Mrs. Henri Cutting, of Paris, was mar- Mr* E. D. of Haluln. N"rr:s anu P. • Phlladelphtan Is ried J. Lorlmer WorOen, of New-York, the Mrc. C. Wiley. and Mrs. Joan York. of Mount Daasti Island. Another An amusing float which caused a great deal of to at tained by 3. Mr. to be added to th" cottage list this season. E. W. little church known as Bethesda-by-the-Sea. The B. Morris and Miss May Motrls. well known Clark- who has i>uri--»M»*^il the cottage of CharUs laughter was "Professor Molr's Circus." with a ceremony was performed by L. Fttz-James Illndry. making BIILDISr, among the Lakewood cottage colony, are AT NEWPOBT. a visit at Aurusta. Ga. Mrs. William B. Leeds and Miss Elizabeth Leeds attended the Charity Ball at the Waldorf-Astoria on Tuesday evening. UNUSUAL NUMBER OF NEW SUMMER HOMES by A children's luncheon was given on Saturday GOING UP THIS YEAR. the Misses Julia and Louise Freeman at Edgemere. their Lake Drive home, at which were entertained Newport, R. 1.. Feb. 2 (Special).— Each fall and amount Miss Cora Carpenter Miss Lillle Lee Page, of winter there is in Newport a considerable and year to New-York, and Miss Jean Fraser. of Canada. The of activity in building. This there seems High Grade houses Rev. F. B. Reager. of St. Mark's Cbutch. West be more than the usual number of new In in Orange, is the guest of Mis. A. M. Rolin. Mrs. process ot building or extensive Improvement Taylor Brown and two children, of Brook- the summer residence district. Parlor Suit Paul her the lyn, are entertained at th» of the Misses Perhaps the most extensive and one moat home villa which J. Glover. and Mrs. Felix A Warourg. of New- nearly completed is the BtHM E. Mr. of New-York, building the Price Reductions York, are occupying the 8:ockly cottage, in fifth- Berwind. is on Brest side of between Bellrvue Court and St.. for the remainder of the season. Dr. I- 11. Bellevue-ave.. The work on this i- practi- Ihe goods are not four Piiitt. of New-York, was the guest of the Misses Parker-ave. exterior Glover on Thursday. Bishop McFaul. Vlcar-(ien- cally finished and the Interior well advanced, so months old, but we willsacri- oriil Fox and the Rev. T. B. Healy were the guests that the baas* will be ready for occupancy when Of Captain A. M. Bradshaw at the Laurel lloum fice profits to get room for the on Wednesday. Miss Stuart, of Middleborough the season opens. V;. is the guest of the Misses Da*hie11. Ex-Gov- On the opposite side of l'..rk'T-:»ve. E. Rollins I*>o l Spring number-: ernor John A. Stuart, of Uenningtor.. Vt.. woo lias Morse Is erecting a wooden cottage which will spent the last two months in Lakewood. leu Ear place ''••• cot- his this week, t try important take the of Ratal House and the Suit, home an case. having and Five-piece Parlor mahogany finish. Judge Barrett, of New-York, has leased the I>us- tage, the former been removed the frame; tan cottage, at Third-at. and ir'orest-ave., for the latter demolished. inlaid $r>o value fOfl|| season. The Rev. l»i A. H. Dasniell. the Rev. A little further south, on the west side, the meeting for OU. «'. P. Better and J. 11. Todd attended the gtOfTfl. Wells, In place of the of the Presbytery at Bcrdentown last week. new house of W. finish, At the Palmer House wveral progressive euchre one burned last spring, Is well advanced toward Five-piece Parlor Suit, mahogany parties have pleased Utrg< number* during the completion. Still further down, on the west. Kd- evening*. Bo.) guest inlaid frame, silk damask; $0R 30 and Mr*.. "in. v New-York of I'"rani!, w materially improving the ('bicker- the house, has entertained all by solos on the trim §49 for i»Mi violin. 12. i:.-ii'.no.-a. Consul-General of the United ing estate, which he purchased and occupied for value States of Colombia, transferred from London to New-York, the first time l:i*t summer. Suit, frame, is among th« late arrivals at this house. Chanler house, in Bath Road, Five-piece Parlor tine inlaid Srton Inn. a new sharer in public favor this sea- On the Cliffs "the §65 son. Is entertaining goodly numbers of people, and is being changed from a wooden exterior to one uf high grade damask: §/lE 00 t» unique in Its place among the resort houses of brick, and other improv* in.-My are being made. value for "wi Lekewood. The house wan dull: during the sum- At Ochre Point Mrs. Frederick is making mer in a picturesque locatluti at tie Lead of the Pearson lake, on a blurt overlooking the Lake Drive, anu extensive Improvements to her cottage, and Mrs. Five-piece Parlor Suit, inlaid irame. partly screened from view by the trees which sur- Julia 11. Kldrldge's house, which was damaged tapestry covering $t>>value round It. It ts richly furnished In oualni. old style receiving : IQC 00 "•acts, and an air of refined luxury and exclusive- by fire last autumn. Is being repaired and for OJi ness pervades the For a email addition. elaborate,house. a email house the service Is and In the entertainment of The grounds at are being improved, Suit, It*guests the rules of a private Marble House Three-piece Parlor all •chile, household rather and there are other indications that It is to I.e. mahogany than of a resort obtain. A few of the frame, art latest registrations at Seton Inn are Dr. George made ready for occupancy next summer. F. W. Jamask cover sfif| 00 lockwo2iI ockwo Miss Margaret Campbell at Rough to $i value tor UU*_. «°t». 2 ifamily. Samuel Vanderbllt's villa Point Is receive io McMillan and William Crawford and Mrs Improvements, Howard Morton, of Manhattan, i.u.i Mr* Fdwtii but these have not yet been begun. style. H. Belcher and son. of Brooklyn In Ocean-live, two large cottages are In course Three-piece Parlor Suit, over-stuff Laurel-ln-the-Pine* arrivals: Mr and Mrs Jasaea of erection. One. near Bailey's Beach, on the high damask cover, heavy tringt. J/{Z McLean, Miss A. M. M-I^ean. Miss Mary Stuart THE ICE BRIDGE AND ICE MOUNTAIN. JO the Rev. and Mr*. R. yon Bernuth. Mr. and Mrs! blurt above the Clews and Pushing villas, is being $68. 00 value lor .... "«• CharU-K B. Took. r. Miss Wells. Mr. and Mrs. constructed for W. Starr Miller. Further west. Typical cold weather scene at Niagara. Falls. Kri=Mon Bushnell. Mr. .aid Mm Warner J. SteeL near Price"* Neck and the Busk place, a cottage Mr. and Mrs. Amory G. Hodges, Acosta is being built for A. H. Olmstead. At Croaswaya, New York Nichols' th« Btuyvet-ant Fish estate, Free Deliveries in Greater Miss Nichols. Mr. ar*\ Mm. Hwrry Young. Jr.. which adjoins the K. A'l«m.«. presl.lent of the Inlverslty of Wlscon- clown, a bear and other A. P. of the rector. The church prettily decorated for lira Jatne* Phyfe. Miller property on th*- west, a handsome is jin. having It Improved enlarged. animals. Motr. was and at New Jersey R. R» Carlo* Koh! Mr. and W. Mr. being built grounds. wall and Is and New-York, appearing In the leading part. the occasion with rones and palms. There were and Mrs. Ira A. Kip, Mm. F. Mr and around the « >v. rat Seal Harbor, two miles further east, there twenty-two Marrellus. At Ridge Road and Harrison-aye., on Trombley of in the party, all New-Yorkers stopping Stations. Mrs H. S. Carpenter, Mr. and Mrs. Kdwln \v. the old are two cottages under construction to be completed President the Board of Education here. The bridal couple left after the wedding Orris, W. Beers, N. Anthony Mrs. Pond estate. General Francis v Greene Is building Damrosch. children, fancifully for K. W. Richard a. cottage of In Jiii!.- That i.f Frank of New-York. had a load of school dressed, Miami, where they will spend several days. Bull. Charles Edward Paul handsome Colonial de.«ign. command- ¦ home pleasantly H. C. Hull. S. Moore. ing magnificent will be a .immodlous summer seated under bower of evergreens, August Belmont has arrived here safely his | Thomas Strong. Miss Ilaylis, A. B. a view of the harbor entrance and residence at Seal Harbor a representing In JERSEY*^ QREATEST STORS. Moore. W. bay. A new stable lias been situated A line summer kindergarten, happy private car. the Louisville, accompanied by O. W. NEW ISaylts. the Rev. and Mm. 11. P. Nichols. Mm. built and the house is Is t» by Or. C A. Ilerter, of New- York. the and a lot of little tots Mr. A. Ke»rney. well advanced. be lmllt Bird and Dr. llolbrook Curtis. IMmont Is re- Kdmard ICearney. Miss Florence X "*" reported here this Mrs. Herter is a sister of Mrs. (teorge B. Cooksey they were! Mr. Fowler had an *Tnc!e Sam" and covering from a serious Illness, and expects to be Kearney. C. Frederick Mrs. N. 11. ...'.*. been week that Marietta Dunham, New-York, W. Wall. Sabln. \Ilia, the residence of the late Mrs. Paran Stevens and Mrs. 1.1n.1n I»ows of both a band of soldiers, "right from the Philippines." greatly benefited by the change of climate. Mrs A. •. Briggx. Mr. and Mrs. de Peyster, Mrs. has of whom have c.ttagea here. John New-York, Conkllng. Arthur W. Mr. and | been sold to I^>uls L. Lorillard. but the story The lolllest looking party In the entire parade I>. Crlmmln*. of reached here Alfred R. Butler. Is not confirmed authoritatively. This villa Is sit- was with his party this week, and Is staying as In pre- Ocorare H. Rhodes. A. XV. Mandevllle. H. W. in TuffLatour and his band of merry dancers vious years at Mrs and Mrs. W. Keiley. Mr. uated Bellevue-ave .. directly opposite the Casino at the the Breakers. Donrnus. Mr. A. and and has spacious grounds. by AT TAMPA Munty The waa there, Joseph Jefferson Is occupying a handsome new- Mrs. Ccker F. Clarkaon. and Mrs. F. L. Dun- Lorillard Since the sale Mr' VBW'TOKKXMM BAT. fair. fiddler and the occu cottage Mr. of his \Inland property on the Cliffs he "swinging partners" on the beach this winter with via wife, iiell John V. A. Cattus. Mr. and Mrs. n. K. Poor, Ihas rented a house year Tampa Bay, Feb. I(Special) -The pants were their in good sons grandchildren. and Mm. W. Pitch. Mr. and each when in this country Fla.. follow- and Mr. Jefferson has a new ft Mlas Poor. Mr S. during the summer season. ing visitors from New-York City are guests at the earnest. launch this year, named the Marion, in which he IITwombly. Mr. and Mrs C. H. Smith. Andrew C. Wheelwright, who recently frequently goes Ashing. Mrs A. Whceloek, James Whe*l