Notable Winter Tenants at Mandeville Cottages
A list of social figures and families from New Jersey, Montreal, Detroit, and New York taking winter cottages at Mandeville. Among them are Miss A M Dodsworth, Miss Ogilvie, Miss Martha Davis, Luther Loomis, Rev E M Chapman, and Pittsburg steel magnate W H Laughlin with families. Also noted are Dr L Crawford, architect W J L Coulter, Reginald Gault, H M Redpath, and others occupying various cottages and estates for the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. A. Laughlin
Mandeville
Mr. Laughlin
Pittsburg
Dr. L. Crawford
National Tube Co
George Little Place
W.jl. Coulter
Vanderbilt
Hobkirk Hill
W. N. Kerr
California
Hall
Reginald Gault
Montreal
Rawdon Place
H. M. Redpath
Moore Cottage
J. McClarg Hays
Whistler
Tall Pines
Season Opening Well at Palm Beach
Palm Beach Florida in January 1906 sees rising winter tourist travel and heavy trains. The Breakers verandas attract crowds daily for sun, music, and socializing as motor boat races from January 20 to February 2 draw prominent entries including the Dixie and The Flying Dutchman. A Witter carnival with illuminated floats is planned, with trophies and lavish social events expected. Notables like John B. Caldwell and J R Bradley visit, while Henry M. Flagler’s Whitehall mansion and tropical gardens promise grand social functions. Golf pro A H Fenn hosts improvements, Dr Walter F Robinson returns as resident physician, and Florida East Coast Railway adds Pullman observation cars and auto transport rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palm Beach
Fla
E. R.thomas
New York
N. L. Bowden
Florida Beach
James K. Clarke
Pittsburg
Lake Worth
South
John B. Caldwell
Caldwell
Big Ocean
J. R. Bradley
Africa
Henry M. Flagler
Whitehall
A. H. Fenn
Walter Fr. Robinson
Florida East Coast Railway
Florida
Advice to Thirty Year Olds for Long Life from a Physician
A physician asserts that reaching thirty without serious illness suggests a life beyond seventy. He cites simple health rules adopted by the German emperor: eat fruit at meals, avoid pastry and buttered toast, eat potatoes once daily, walk four miles daily, skip tea and coffee, bathe daily, wash the face, and sleep eight hours.
Also Mentioned on This Page
A.C. Chapman
General Summers
Miss Summers
Washington, D. C
Outlook
A. M. Powell
Chambers Street
White Mountains
Maplewood
Maplewood Farm
Maplewood Golf Linke
Leon H. Cilley
Maplewood, N. H
The
Grafton
Washington, D.C
Connecticut Ave
Washington
White House
State, War, Navy
Treasury Departments
Corcoran Art Gallery
Apitol
White Face Inn
Lake Placid
Harrington Mills
Adirondacks
Estabrook & Eaton’s
Pinehurst
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