The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-12-20

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ice appeared on the lake here this week
and tho younger set Of the resort turned
out in force to enjoy the first skating OF
the season. From pre- sent indications this
sport will be revived to the enthusiasm or
several years ago. At that time many
winter visitors def Instructions at the
hotels to send them kilograms when the
Ace was good for skating. The LAUREL
in-the- Pines makes elaborate prepare
tions to entertain the skaters. situated a
few yards from the edge Of the lake. rest,
are built for the skaters so that they
can put on and take off their skates In
comfort. Tea In served In the palm room
of the hotel and extra tables are placed
In the lobby.
The New Jersey Sanitary Association
held Its fortieth annual meeting at the
laurel-in- the-Pines on Friday and Satur-
day. More than 40 members with their
wives attended the meeting. Among
those who read papers were Frank IL
Hale, phi. D., director Of Mount Prospect
laboratory, Water Department OF New
York city Or. Woods Hutchinson OF New
York. c. E Gregory. engineer In charge
OF sewers. Borough OF Manhattan PROF..
C. z. A. winslow. New York State De-
partment OF Health. and Or. Joseph Il.
Raycroft OF Princeton University.
one Of the most important social events
Of the season was the dinner and recep-
ton given at the Laurel House by Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Tiford. They entertained
Rear Admiral and Mrs. Henry T. Mayo,
Lieut.. Commander James S. Beecher.
Lieut.. Commander and Mrs. Chester q.
May. Lieut.. Howard T. Lawrence, Lieut.
Frank r. King. Lieut.. Joel ". Bunkley.
Lieut.. Aiger Dresel, Lieut.. Arthur X.
MAYO and Ensigns Paul Cowsard and W.
D. Bungert. The dinner was given In the
private dining room, which was decorated
deliberately with the national colors and
the Admirars nag and burgess. The CEN
trail decoration OF tho table was min'a-
fure battleship from the masthead or
which the Adrnirers nag new. The re-
ception was held IN the palm room, which
adjoins the dining room. Covers were laid
for twenty -four. Dancing followed the
reception and supper was served at IL
O'Clock. Tomorrow the officers will be en-
tertained with a trip to IIaureiton Farms,
Mr. Ttlford's chicken farm, which Is the
largest in the world. and IN the evening
they will return to New York on special
train.
Mr.. and Mrs Frederick A. Potts gavs
q tea and dance TO party or fifteen at
the Country Club on Saturday. Among
their guests were the Misses Madelaine
ana Elsa Horne, Miss Helen Mason. Mrs
J. q. Anderson, Mrs. Girard Romaine, Mr..
and Mrs Robert A. Gardiner. Paul y.
Coburn and Or. G. o. II. Kayser.
The Ocean County Poultry Association
will hold q show at Hoff's Arcade here
December 81 and January and 2 This
is Lakewood's first attempt to hold q
show Of this kind. although located In the
centre OF the greatest poultry raising
section In the country. II II Is a success
Il will be an annual event More than
nifty prizes are offered In the different
classes.
NJ. uor.N, ra,,,.on who -. m. ~
the guests OF honor at the Rectangle
Clubs dinner last week. entertained the
bachelor girls OF the club on Tuesday
night with a dinner prepared entirely by
herself Miss Jamison. who is one OF the
leaders OF the social set here, has been an
ardent student at one OF the roo.'ing
schools.
Mr. and Mrs Charles Lathrop Pack
have engaged all the rooms at the Country
club for "A large party over Christmas.
Among his guests will be "A number OF
young people home from school for the
holidays
Arrivals At the hotels this week in
clude:
Laurel-in the Pines Mr.. and Mrs r. ].
Wood, Joseph ". Elmo. Mr.. and Mrs.
Lionel Barrymore, Miss V.oletta Bingley.
Edward II. Childs. Miss de Ona, Miss lisa
bel de Ona. Lcavitt J. Hunt, Henry Is.
Van Slnderen. Miss Demuth. Miss Lii De-
IlutN, w. II. Nofsh "'u ''''
Addison s. Pratt
Laurel House; u, j, Barry, DR.. and
Mrs. Theodorus Bailey. l.. W. Milford,
Frank Tilford and Il, A. Springs.
Oak Court Hotel w. Schaefer. John II
Michel. Mr.. and Mrs Hugh ], Prtchsrd,
n. Mccormack. Miss Loretta Mccormack.
William T. Toomey. Mrs. J. J. McLarney.
William McLarney and Mrs r. Schaefer
Of New York.
Lakewood Hotel: Mr.. and Mrs. a. J.
Jacobs, NJ Kushin. s. Levy. Max Ruben
stein, Henry Rosenthal, Sidney Greenthai.
Mr. and Mrs. David Lavine. Mr.. and Mrs.
Monroe Froelich. Henry Harris. Louis
Goodman. Miss Florence Goodman. W
Levine, Frank A. Harris. Mr.. and Mrs.
David Epstein. Mrs NJ. MARI and Mrs
g. Krouss OF New York.
Bartlett Inn: 7. Lester. Mr. and Mrs
r. H. Endriss. Mr.. and Mrs. J. 7. Krebs
r. l.. Burger. l. Burrows. Mr.. and Mrs
G. C. Walsh. II. $. Roper W. $. Suits
Malcolm L. Carl. G. Lyons and Thomas
lialioy Of New York
Palmer House A. d. Jewett, George r
Dewey, w. II. Doolittle. Jr.. and -. J.
Barry Of New York.
F,orence-in- the-Pines: Miss Lndo, NJ
Schultz NJ w. Shaw, Mrs C. l., Delaney,
Miss NJ. Sander. Miss +, Zahnstecher II
Allen Mendelson, Miss A. Cohalen and
Miss Ruth J. Sutliff OF New York.