New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-23
LAKEWOOD
Crowd Comes 20 the Pines for
Washingtons Birthday.

Lakewood, y. j.. Feb. ga large holt
DAY crowd came to Lakewood for Wash
ington's Birthday and the week end.
Hockey matches are always under way al
some point on the ice. and the visitors who
forgot to bring their skates or do not
skate could find plenty OF enjoyment in
watching these games or the numerous
skaters from the paths around the lakes.
Hockey stock took big jump here when
the hieh school team returned victorious
frcm the ice carnival at Red Bank last
week. bringing with them the cup for the
championship Of Monmouth County. The
boys had only few DAYS practice before
the matches, but put up an excellent game.
Socially the week has been Of usual ac-
tivity a number Of luncheons and din
rers being given 10y the members Of the
cottage colony and Saturday evening
Washingtons Birthday Vas celebrated IN
the larger Of the hotels here. the Laurel
House and the Observation-Disclosures 10y tho
usual balls followed by buffet suppers in
the palm rooms after the dancing.
At the Country Club Mr.. and MIS-. W.
Rowland Cox entertained small lunch
con party sunday. Among the guests
were Mr. and Mrs ". G. Pattcn and
Joseph J.. Flynn.
Another party at the club Sunday in
Guided Nj. and Mrs. William Agnew
Patton. Mrs Borne and Rear Admiral G. y.
Goodrich as the guests Of David Patton.
Charles LathrOp PACK was appointed
Forest Park Reservation Commissioner for
New Jersey by Governor Wilson on Mon
day Mr. Pack. who has one Of the pref
test estates in Lakewood, is also presi-
dent OF the National Conservation CON
Cress. and is one Of the best known men
regarding forestry matters In the country.
Judge Henry : Teihune was the guest
at dinner Of Mr.. and Mrs. John W Slocum
Al the Laurel House recently. Mr. Ter
hume was recently appointed state At
torney for New jersey by Governor Will
son. and is a frequent visitor AT the Laurel
House
Recent registrations at the Laurcl-in-
the-Pnes include Mrs. Joseph Palmer
Knapp. Mr.. and Mrs. oscar Won Passa-
want the Misses Won Passavant. Mrs.
Justus Rupert. Mr. and Mrs. Brinsmade.
Mr.. and Mrs II. y. Stokes. Mr.. and Mrs.
=. MlIDdpk, MIS-. T.. ~. NY MI
and Mrs Howard Bayne. Mr.. and Mrs. Il.
A. Sands. Mrs H. Il. Morgan. Mr. and
Mrs Arthur Slade. Mr.. and Mrs. :. y.
Armstrong and MI and Mrs. NJ :.
Eustice Of New York; Mr.. and NUS. otto
T. Mallery. Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis T. Young,
Mr. and Mrs. l.. Casper Wister and George
T. Taylor. OF Philadelphia l.. r. Kemp
and the Misses Cornwall OF Bridgeport.
Conn: Mrs. NJ Il. Wilson and Miss j.
Dorman of New Canaan. Conn. George
T.. Hascon. Of Boston. and Mr.. and Mrs.
VI. G. Coggeshall Of Summit.
At the Laurel House are registered
George C. Stephenson, Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas J. Dolan. Mrs. Amarjer. Miss b.
Godfrey. Mrs John Saunders Reed. MI
and Mrs David Il. Provan. :. Il. ROsen-
earten and DR.. Theodore lie Boutilicr, II
Philadelphia Mr.. and Mrs. Charles A.
Parsons. Mrs Lide Wagner Mr. and Mrs.
C. NJ Edwards. Thomas +. Murray. Mr.
and Mrs Gustav Schwab. the Misses King
and Miss Gilbert. OF New York, Is. w
Blackwell Of Montreal: George X. Farlee.
of New Haven William Il. Luce OF
Merton, Mass and Mr. and Mrs. II. Il
Ualstcad Of WATERFOWL.