The sun., 1912-07-14
SCHOOlEY'S MOUNTAIN .
j.. FOR LIVELY ACTION
hesorters Enjoy All the Sport $
OF Elsewhere and Some
Besides.
NJ DULL NOTES STRUCK
Some Bathcrs Have Gone
49,. Swimming Despite
tho Cold.
NJ DULL NOTES STRUCK


scHooLFY's MOUNTAIN, y. j., July IA.
since the first cf tho mon;h visitors have
arrived IN great numbers and this resort
ntuli of lie. The tima OF the vacatiouers
u chtlreiy taken up with social events
tney caro- FOR them. No matter where
one goes there is something to interest
him and keep him busy.
Though the weather condition. ha ,c
been very mild during the last week.
there are plenty Of bathers who have taken
their daily dip in Budd's Lake.
Everybody at the euchre ard dance
on. Wednesday evening at the Mountain
Top Golf Club seemed 70 be cnioyinp i,
Twelve games cf euchre were plsyed
The prize winners were Mrs. l.. Stokes
Mise l.. Graham. Mrs d. Brown. Miss I.
Powell, Miss A. Clmer. Mrs. l.. Phillips.
NJ Louis. X. Tuttle. A. Winslow and F
Goddard. Next Wednesday evening an
Illuminated lawn fCte and vaudeville
entertainment will be given at the club.
golf driving contest was held Tuesday
morning. Cornelius Mcclure Of New
York won the contest with a drive Of
ls6 yards foot. Mrs. George Harrison
won the ladies' contest. driving the ball
10S yards.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Everett OF Broo X
,yn have arrived for the season and a re
at their cottage, Maple Pine.
Interest in bowlin has revived to such
Al ext snt that the Women 3 Bowling Club
has been organized. II will hold meet
inge every Monday and Thursday after
Moons. Manhattanites who are men,
bere include Mrs. l.. Douglas. Mira. c.
Howe. Mrs. X. Ketcham. Mrs. A. Sher-
man. Miss L. Trimmer. Nfiss l.. Jenkins.
bliss A. Burdick. Miss A. Ellison, Miss A.
WiIletts. .irs. II. Murray. Mrs. +. Warren,
Arr. g. Schmidt. Mrs. A. Higgins, Miss d.
Anes. Mrs. II. Andrews. Mrs. A. Sullivan.
Mrs. G. Porter. Miss +. Mason. Miss r.
Hieers. Mis-. s. Morgan ard Mrs. +. G..
Hayes
Col. and Mrs. Francis II. Hopkins have
been entertaining frequently on their
large and fast launch I0a He'll nj Bueld s
Lane. Fishing continues to be popular
with the men and women visitors A. NJ
Hoyt seldom returns home with less tina n
twenty-five or thirty fish.
The interest in golf at the Round Top
golf links received cunsitlera bic impetus
this week through the generosity OF
James Richardson Of BROOKLYN, each of
whom presented a silver loving cup tu he
played for by the members or the club
Mr.. Richardson and Mr.. Hayward are
both enthusiastic players and will spend
most cf the season here. W. l.. Myers and
II. y. Murray have been selected greens
committee At the club and are Arranging
the procrn NINE for the sea son Team
matches will be made with represen In tives
Of the Horatcong. Budd' s lake. Bernartls-
vile and Morrlstown clubs. William
Myers has esta bllshed record for the
- n htNh
eishteen holes; Mr. Murray and his son m
Herman Murrary of New York are
also among the leading golf players who
will participate in the tournaments.
The teas at tho clubhouse which were
popular features Ct last seasons gaysiies
will soon bc inauS'lrated and are expected
to put a pleasant finish on an afternoon
on the links Mrs. l.. Hamilton, Mrs II.
Graham. Miss +. Curtis. Miss A. Brad
ford and Miss c. Livingst one. who were
actively identified with these Affairs
last year. will doubtless pour at some of
the teas.
The pretty Rumson bungalow was the
scene Of several dinners this week not
able among them the one gi"en by Mrs.
j L. Lawren ce Of sixteen covers in honor
Jennie Brady On Thursday Miss Daisy
Shipman gave a luncheon to several Of
her young friends who coached over
from Lake Hopatcong.
The tennis tournament on Wednesday
waswo hy Dr. J.: McGlynn and the mixed
doubles hy Miss Edith Fowler and Ernest
Watkins. Three gold pins were pre-
sented 70 the winners.
the barn dance given.by Mr. nd Mrs.
Howard H3ri mann Of New .crk for
thei- three daughters and sor 'uesday
evening at their house. Pine Grow, villa.
was pleasant affair Of the w.,n. One
Of the largest dinner parties Of last week
was attended by New York coitagers
here and was given by Mr.. and Mrs.
James j. Kimball.
Herbert Alexander Of Brooklyn. She
has recently been visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
Howard Elliott of New York al their
Newport villa. They will be here later
In the season as her guests.
4 straw ride was given ny Mr.. and Mrs.
friends on Thursday evening They
drove to B':dd Lake and spent the eve
ming on the lake and playingcards with
friends at the Hotel Breslin..
Mr. and Mrs Arthur Andrews OF New
York gave house party to fifteen guests
over the Fourth at their home.
A dinner club. which meets every
Thursday evening during the winter in
New York and consists Of about twenty
married couples, Ia continuing its dinners
restaurant Is the meeting place each
week On Thursday evening the dinner
was at Budds Lake and those present
were Mr. and Mrs. willard, Mr. and
MIRA. X Haskins. Mr.; and Mrs L.. +. Viii,
moth Mr. and Mrs X. Conovar. Mr.. and
Mrs s Gilmore. Mr.. and Mrs, l.. q,
Gillespie Mr.. and Mrs. +. Mcclure. Mr..
and Mrs F. j. Boyle and Mr.. and Mrs.
II Thomas.
Mr.. and Mrs Arthur vreeland OF New
York gave a dance and reception on
Thursday evening to celebrate their silver
wedding.
-Four in hand driving in more popular
with cottagers this seasOn than il has
been for some years Among those who
have given coaching parties this week
to Morrstown, Bernardsville, Lake Hopat-
cong; Cnlver's Lake and Dover are Mrs
Mr. and Mrs F. Buchanan. Mr.. and Mrs.
F Rowe. NJ. Taylor, K. Kountze. l.. Nc
CURE. d. Kessler. X. Bishop, Miss II.
Robertson and s, Bishop
Cnn YNyr