Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1914-06-22
MANY FROM ESSEX
ARE AT HOPATCONG
Every Hotel Has Its Roster.
Midsummer Aspect, Despite
Cool Weather.

LAKE HOPATCONG, June 22.-
The number of week -enders and cot
tagers at the lake over the past week
end gave the popular summer resort
midseason aspect.
Registered at the new Hotel Breslin
were Mr.. and Mrs. r. n. Brundage
and E. Ray Brundage, of Newark;
Eugene A. -Carrell, of Morristown;
Mrs. Andrew S. March and Mrs.
George Toby. of South Orange; Mrs.
E. ID. Webb and Mrs. r. S. Stone, of
Orange; William S. White, of Dover,
b. A. Reynolds and NJ A. Robertson,
of Garfield; August Waterman and
Fred Katterman, of Paterson; II. V.
st. George, of Jersey City; Miss II,
st. George, Mr. and Mrs. NJ. Ans,
Miss 1rma Ans and Master Max
Ans, also of Jersey City.
Among the Jerseyites registered at
the Sunnyside House were Mr.. and
Mrs. John II. Van Wrinkle, j. II. Var
Wrinkle, jr., Il. NJ. Pritchard, w. A.
Morton, Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Hudson,
MIR. and Mrs A. Hamilton, Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. Van Horen, w. E. Nixon. all
of Newark; G. e. Lanson of Madison,
and Mr.. and Mrs. John Hudson, of
North Arlington
At the Bryant Villa were Mr.. and
Mrs. Frederic w. Smith. of Newark;
Mrs. John Karr, Mrs Andrew Trim
mer, Lydia G. Conell. Mrs. A. H.
Osmun, Mrs. w. A. Hoffman, Mrs.
A.. b. Buell., Mrs. A. B. Albert, Mrs.
u. M. Cline, Mrs. Mary Smith. Mrs.
William Lauterman and Mrs. w. H.
Drake, comprising the members of
private class in embroidery from
Hackettstown; Mr. and Mrs. w. L.
Van Ness, of Newark: Mrs w. J.
Lansley, of Perth Amboy; Miss
Blanche Is. Lansley, of Perth Amboy.
Inc guests at the Bryant Villa en-
Joyed the usual Saturday night dance
in the ballroom of the hotel.
REGISTERED at Lees Hotel are p. A.
Gorham, of Jersey City; Z. A. Free
mand and W. A. LaRue. of AMMAN
dale; w. Leidy, of High Bridge, and
Ernest Apgar, also of High Bridge.
Thirteen members of the Plainfield
Motorcycle Club spent yesterday in
going about the lake in motorboats
They arrived at the lake early yes
terday morning on their machines
In the party We're: Paul-Phllips, c.
5. Giles, W. b. Cooper, l.. G. Case,
John Horner, Ralph Auerbach, Her.
bert Alberts, Al Bowlby, Richard
Hundt, Al Hurlich, Leslie Hanson,
Archie Thompson and Gustav John
son. The members will ride to AS
bury Park next Sunday.
Registered at the Hotel Castle Ed
ward were: Miss Alice E. Riley, of
Arlington; w. T. Simcox, of Arling-
ton: Mr.. and Mrs. E. Maigren, of
East Orange; Theodore Wickeim,
Miss Mona Hoagland and Miss Hat
tie Hoagland, of Westfield.
Twenty members of the Passaie
Motorcycle Club were at their camp
over the weekend.
William r. Spear. of Summer ave-
nue., has opened Camp Thor, in Nc
Gregor Park, for the summer Be-
side Mr.. Spear, Mr.. and Mrs. ID. f.
Masten, also of Summer avenue,
Newark, were at the lake over the
weekend.
Louis C. Pippert, of Newark. has
opened his cottage in McGregor
Park.
Drs Cora Bell and Albert J. Molly
neuX, of Jersey City, had as their
weekend guests at Camp Osteo-
pathy DR.. Harry ]. Maxwell and Mrs.
c. W. Apgar, of Morristown, Miss
Edith G. Weed, of Long Island, and
Miss Irene Kierns, of Brooklyn.
Mr. and Mrs. George r. Kronen-
berg, of Morristown, entertained Mr..
and Mrs. Ernest Prosit and daugh-
ters, Isabel and Anna, of Morristown,
at Eldfidge Lodge over. the week
end.
Mr. II. c. Burtt, William H. Burt
and Miss Ruth Beugless, of Newark,
were the guests at Camp Tuscarora,
the summer camp of the Tuscarora
Canoe Club of Newark.