The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-24
LAKEWOOD, N. J.

LAKEWOOD. y. j.. Jan. 23.--Tea dances
card parties, luucheons and teas have ~.
cupied the social colony here this Wo'N
owing to the Indictment weather The foo.
which disappeared for a few days, en-
couraged the more hardy outdoor en-
thuslasts to launch some canoes and row
boats on Lake Carasaljo on WEDNESDAY.
when the sun broke through the clouds
FOR the first time In several DAYS.
\ new organization. TO be known a. TIE
Mems club" will hold their FIRST meet
Ing I'm All Sdintss Parish House ueN'
SATURDAY. night. The object of the new
organization is to get the men of Ltk'.
wood To combine their efforts In booming
the resort Prominent speakers will b.
invited to address the members on dN''
slhed topics as an entertainment fca'ur,
Charles II. BedCll engineer n chief NJ
the Electric Launch Company. will tain
to the members next saturday aud DIS
subject will be Construction OF Sub
marines" and he will tell OF their use 100
modern warfare. Illustrating with ste-"-
opticon slides. Among those actively en-
gagged In the movement are Rev Charles
T. Brugler H. ". Whitehead, William f.
Nowlan and +. W. Todd.
An Automobile Dance" will be given
In the Observation-Disclosures tonight The
dancers vii don the lites' auto costumes
and automobile horns VIII play prom.
inent part In the orchestral selections.
The "Souper Dansaut" AT the Laur
House Saturday night brought out rep
rcsentative throng from the social set
The favors were miniature birds and toy
balloons. Exhibition dances We're given
by Mss Beatrice Wentworth and Guy +
Murray The lucky number con est W.
won by Mrs w. w. Wilcox and Fred
| erick A Potts. The Laurel House Lad
card Club held their inaugural mcotin.
on Wednesday and dancing followed a'
/ 3 o'clock Tonight the sailors Dance
In costume is the feature.
Invitations are out for a reception 90
be given at the Country Club by Charles
Lathrop Pack president, on Lincoln
Birthday. Conrads orchestra will b.
brought from New York and a special
4 O'Clock until 10. Mr.. Pack will give a
dinner TO number of friends and dancing
will follow.
Mr.. ana Mrs. George j. ,rouid gave II
house party to a number OF friends owe
the week end at Georgian Court. Golf
over the private course and moving pie
lures in their Movie Theatre" were en-
| tertalnmeut features.
The hotel arrivals this week include.
Laurel-iu the Pines-Mrs. s. B. Cha
! pin, Mr. and Mrs. l.. johnson, Mrs. George
Bird GrInnell, Miss Emma Savoie, MIR.
and Mrs. j Wright Brown. James Mac
donough. Mrs Ida VI. Macdonough, Mss
! ~. -. Lewis, Nlllldln johnston hTs
| X +. Felix. Mrs. W. G. Lester, Edward
Felix. Mrs Shipman. \. Peck, Mr. and
| Mrs. VI. White Mr. and Mrs. John l..
| Whalen and Leavtt j. Hunt.
| Laurel House. Lawrence Pool Miss
A. Elizabeth Pierson. +. r, Shuyden, Mrs.
| John Fels. Mrs James NJ. Silner, Mr..
| and Mrs Robert L. Mcdonnell, Robert
Il. Mcdonnell Jr,, Mrs. f. w. Otheman
! and X. G. Otheman.
Lakewood Hotel-Mrs y. Morell Miss
Morell, DR. |, Koeng, Ray Glucksman,
| j. kushner and Lem Golden.
Oak Court Hotel-Joseph A Devane,
| u. j. Barry, Mrs. NJ. G. Falrchild, Miss
| H. Qunlan Mr. and Mrs. j. S. Camreaux
and Sol Heller.
Bartlett Inn--A. b. Earl, Mrs. r. B.
| Parkhurst Mrs. j. White, Herman
Schultz and T. David Glib.
Palmer House-The Misses J. and y.
Romaine, Mr.. and Mrs. G. G. Smith,
William $. Sindey and A. L. O'Connor.