The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-11-15
LAKEWOOD. N. J.

LAKEWOOD. ~ j. Nov. 1.-THE invita-
ton golf tournament for women at the
Country Club Wednesday. Thursday and
Friday was the main attraction for visi-
tors this week. More than Atty particl-
pated In the tourney and prominent
women golfers from all parts OF the coun-
try were among T. 2 competitors. Mrs.
H. r Stockton le'. he field in the quail
flying round on /edne sday with an SIS.
the only score ID, the day under 30. As q
reward for her victory she received a.
cup presented by Mrs. George J. Gould
Among the entries were Mrs. Ronald
H. Barlow. Mrs. Percy Ingalls,. Mrs. l.. +.
F. Wanner. Miss Eleanor Chandler. Mrs
C. ]. $. Fraser Mrs. NJ. H. Frayne. Mrs.
w. !. Faith. Mrs. +. A. Potts. Mrs. +. y.
Ryan. Mrs. c. +. uebelacker, Mrs T.. F.
Sanford, Mrs. f.. II. Marvel. Mrs. W. /.
Seaman. Mrs. T. T.. Donohoe Mrs. c. G.
Neeks, Miss Grace F3rrelly Mrs. j. r.
.rpber, Miss Isabel Ferris. Miss 7. LIN
denmeyer. Miss Sophie Downer Mrs. g. n.
IGwrencc. Miss Louise Lynch and Mrs. J.
p. Knapp.
Many dances and teas were hanged
for the entertainment OF the visiting golf
a"s. Mrs. Shepard Knapp dc Forrest was
nostess for the first tea or Wednesday.
Mrs. Frederick A. Potts on Thl.7day and
Mrs. William W. Willo,t v la.
The open season for "hooting quail. :ah-
bits. pheasants and gray squirrels began
on Tuesday. and the report that game
was more plentiful :han usual has bee n
verified by the large bags made By gun
ners.
Governor Whitman OF New York.
who spent the week end at the I.aurel-in-
the-Pnes. was entertained at the Country
Club by Mr.. and Mrs. Robert G. Norris.
Mr.. Whitman stated that he would return
TO Lakewood for another visit before TAX
ing office.
Bass fishing in Lake Sara saljo con-
tlnues to attract local anglers and the
catch OF W: r.. Comstock who IL a
guest at the Laurel in the Pines. this
week. created great deal OF enthusil sn,.
lie took one weighing 6ll pounds after a
battle of thirty-nve minutes. The fish
took the fly IN front OF Georgian Court
and was finally landed at the upper end
OF the lake.
Arrivals at the hotels this week in
clude
Laurel in the Pines-Mrs. J. T. Pyle,
Miss Adele MICA. Pyle, Miss Sara McA.
Pyle, b. Moynahan. w. r. Moynanan.
Miss Jeanne King, bert Rule. Mrs. w.
e. Strong. Dariel l.. Lawton, w. l..
Richard. William r. Hochster. II. u.
l.. J. Lang. Mr.. and Mrs. +. c Rowley,
r. y. stiles, Mr.. and Mrs Thomas h.
Rosgs. e. W. Dill. j. II. Thursby and DR..
and Mrs. Samuel u. Moore.
Laurel House. W. McDermo;t. Mr..
and Mrs. John T. Murray. John T. Muir
ray, Ir,. Miss Cassie McElwell, j 4.
Richardson. Mr.. and Mrs. A. Eolin. j. Il
Reese and MI and Mrs T Nixon
oak Court Ho;el--Mary T.. Gillen. Mrs
r. Graham, Mr.. and Mrs. II J. pfitch-
ard OF New York and NJ. T. Logan and
Nj. and Mrs. Charles f. Bingham OF
Brooklyn
Bartlett; Inns II. Reese, Mrs. G, II.
Strong. James l.. Freedom. Edmund T..
Gold. Georse Richman, Mr. and Mrs. V.
II, Llmarche. V. II. Lamarche Jr and
Mr.. and Mrs. p. McAnerney.
The Women's Guild Of All Saints Me-
moral Church elected officers Tuesday
afternoon. Mrs. Walter Rush Byuner IL
president. Mrs. George Fales Baker and
Mrs Sheppard Knapp de Forest. vice
presidents, Miss Lillian Baldwin, secretary