and Mrs. George iOatton, Mrs. Lorenzo
Mitchell-Hen ?y. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest
Mayar, Mr. and Mrs. John M. L. Rutli
erfurd. -Mr. and Mrs. Louis G. Kaufman,
Miss Diana Dalzicii, Miss Anne Eliza
beth Kaufman, Mr. find Mrs. Harold
Whitney, Mr. and Mrs. Charles B. Dil
lingham, Mr and Mrs. Charles L. Har
ding. Dr. Jack Tanner, Mr. Lytic Hull,
1 '<)i '? 'ill!ip#(, Mr. Arthur Keleher, Capt.
[ Alustu;.' i.VL Icintosh.
\c?si?iiper Owner* at Ito<tort.
Mr. and Mrs. Norman E. Mack and
their daughter. Miss Harriet E. Mack, of
Buffalo, are here until the close of the
season. With the arrival of Mr. Mack,
who i* the owner of the Buffalo Times,
I the list of newspaper publishers who
nave been in Palm Beach this season Is
increased. Among the earliest to arrive
was Mr. Willis Sharpe Kilmer, yachts
; man, owner of a famous racing stable
j and of the Binghamton Press. Accom
| panying liim were his cousin, Mrs. Julia
! Sharpe Niles; his niece, Miss Jane Wells,
and Major Charles A. Squires, all of
' whom left with him to go to Kemlik
Hall, Remlik, Va., this week. State Sen
i si tor Archibald McNeil, Jr., who has
| purchased a new home this season, El
j Mura, on the Ocean Boulevard, is the
! owner o* two papers in Bridgeport, Conn.
: Ho arid McNeil are among the popular
i-hosts of Palm Beach's cottage colony.
