The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1909-03-29
LAKEWOOD GOLF
TOURNEY ATTRACTS
NEWARK PLAYERS
Large Number of Essex Persons
at Resort as Season Draws
to End.

LAKEWOOD. March 2s.-with few
exceptions, the past week ideal Spring
weather has prevailed here. One of
the big events of the week was the
amateur theatrical benefit for the
Lakewood Library fund Saturday
afternoon and evening. Several we'll
known Newarkers were present at the
affair.
The Lakewood Country Club is hav-
Ing the golf links put in shape for the
coming spring tourney. Among the
players expected are Findlay Douglass,
]. r, Stanley. jr., F. A. Potts, j. A.
Tonnelle and William Hofacker, of
Newark, and James Cowell. of Mont
clair.
A recention was given by
Mrs. william A. Breen. of New
York. Among those present were
Mrs. c.. d. Gillespie, Miss Giles
pie, Mrs. J, b. Gibson, Miss Laura Glib
son, Miss Anna Baldwin, Miss Alkaline
Chapman and Mrs. William Chapman.
of Newark; Mrs. Henry Gushing, Miss
Ada Gushing, Mrs. Henry Coburn and
Miss Nellie Coburn, of East Orange;
Mrs. Warren Miller and Miss Miller. OF
Montclair. Among the motorists here
yesterday were Mr.. and Mrs. John
Colvin, Miss Laura Colvin, Walter Col
vim. Mr.. and Mrs. George Barstow.
Misses Edna and Ada Barstow, Mrs.
E. r. Hathaway and Miss Hathaway,
of Newark; Mr.. and Mrs. C. H. French,
Miss French, Mr.. and Mrs. James
Hornblower and Miss Hornblower, of
East Orange: Mr.. and Mrs. William
Price, Miss Gladys Price, George Price
and Mr.. and Mrs. S. L.. Brown, of
Montc1air.
Mrs. James Mangin, of New York,
entertained a number of guests at
bridge yesterday afternoon. among
them Mrs. J. b. Taffe, Miss Edna
Taffe, Mrs. H. j. Gerth, Misses Cora
and Anna Gerth, Mrs. William Carroll
and Miss Ida Carroll. of Newark; Mrs.
III. r Gilbertson and Miss Giibertson,
Of Montclair, and Mrs. William Wilson
and Miss Wilson, OF Orange.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Field, of New
ark, are spending a cas- with Mr..
n Mrs. George Durand, of the
same city, at their cottage. Others
there are Mrs. William Pawson, Miss
Pawson, Mr.. and Mrs. William Davis,
Miss Ella Schoield. Miss Alice Scho-
field, Mi, and Mrs. John Elliot and Miss
Elliot, Of Newark; Mrs. George Wsl-
lace and Miss Kate Wallace, of East
Orange, and Mrs. George Hughes and
Miss Hughes. of Montclair.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Pierce, of
MnnfnIair aro raanAinn tho u,aalx
as the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. It.
j. Barrett, of Elizabeth. Among recent
arrivals at the Laurel House are W.
Bernard Littell, Mr.. and Mrs. De
| Bevoise, Mr.. and Mrs. c. II. Hawkins,
Nh. and Mrs. c. F. McCora. Mr.. and
Mrs. Edwin d.. MacMurray, Mr.. and
Mrs. Gardner Miller, Mrs. w. III. Has
sard, Miss Hassard, Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. H.
Hastings. Miss Hastings, Mrs. w. f.
Wallace, Miss Wallace, Mr.. and Mrs.
w. H. Benjamin, Miss Jenjamin, Mr..
and Mrs. r. w. Garvin, Miss Garvjn,
Miss J. H. Jones and Miss Margaret
Elliot, of Newark; Carroll R. Bassett.
Mrs. r.. L.. Mundy and Miss Mundy, of
Summit; H. b.. Malcomson and A. l..
oakley. of Orange; Mr.. n Mrs. Eu-
gene Philbin, Miss Philbin and Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Kearney, of Montclair.
At the Laurel in the Pines. are Hugh
c. Barrett, Mrs. w. F. Barrett, Miss
Lucia Forbes, Mr.. and Mrs. j. II. Rus
sell, Mr.. and Mrs. c. II. Woodwork,
Mr.. and Mrs. J. F. O'Rourke, and Mrs.
e. Spague, of Newark; Mrs. L. r.
Donahue and Miss l.. F. Warrants, of
Bayonne; Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Hauck.
of Harrison, and Mr.. and Mrs. Freder-
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