The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-07
LAKEWOOD, N. ].

LAKEwoop. y. j.. Feb. O. irbough
Lakewood has been thoroughly rain
soaked no real damage was done in aud
about the resort by the northeast storm
which prevailed IN this section the early
part Of the week. Visitors were compelled
10 remain indoors, but ample amusement
and entertainment were provided in the
hotels as well as in the cottage colony.
The innovation of the week was the be-
ginning OF series of thes dansants In
the palm room of the Laurel-in-the- Pines
on Tuesday afternoon. These dance.
will be given Tuesday. Thursday and
Saturday afternoon during the season.
beginning at 3 o'clock Refreshments
will be served at little tables scattered
among the palms on the outer edge Of
the room and the dancing floor will be
around the fountain in the centre
The souper dansant" at the Iaure
House Saturday night drew large number
of people from the cottage colony. The
lucky dance contest. which was a feature
OF the afair. was won by Miss Sara Comp
ton and William Patton Agnew Miss
Beatrice Wentworth and Guy r. MURRAY
gave exhibitions Of the gavotte and polka
Among those who entertained at supper
following the dance. were Mrs. Frank
Tiford Mrs. Frederick A. Potts, Mrs
W. A. Jamison. Mrs. Elisabeth NJ. Horne.
Mrs l.. Carbery Richie and Mrs John
". Slocum.
Miss Dorothy Tracy gave a tea TO a
number of friends Friday afternoon
Following the tea they all walked to the
Country Club and participated in the tea
dance. Among her guests were Miss
Beulah Pack, the Misses Madeline and
Elsa Horne. Miss Mildred North AMI
Cater Phelps.
There will be another meeting OF the
Mems Club at the parish house Of AAH
Saints Church next Thursday evening
The Initial meeting of the organization
last Saturday night was a greater success
than anticipated. Charles II. Bedell's illus
trated talk on submarines entertained che
members for almost two hours. Al next
Thursdays meeting there will be general
discussion on "Lakewood's Future De
velopment."
Mrs. William y. Leeds, in response to
the National Association, called a special
meeting OF the directors of the Lakewood
Branch of the Needework Guild at the
Y. W. c. A. on Tuesday Extra work has
mainder of the winter.
The reception and the dansant 70 he
given at the Country Club next Friday BY
Charles Lathrop Pack, the president. i
expected to he one Of the brilliant AFFAIR."
OF the season. Conrad's orchestra from
New York will furnish the music. and Miss
Louise Reed and Jack Ross. professio nRl
dancers, will give exhibitions. Mr.. PACK
will have a number OF guests remain oyer
the week end at the club. Among them
will be Mr.. and Mrs. Beech OF Cleveland
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence NJ. Roof and Miss
Eleanor Ferris were in charge of the tea
and musicale given at the Country Club
| Thursday evening. IL brought together
! the members of the social colony who were
subscribers to the midwinter musicales
last year. There Is a possibility that these
popular AFFAIRS will be resumed provided
CONVENIENT place for holding them can
Arrivals at the hotels this week includ.
Ma LsuF En,b tfSnpn1 John HoppeT
sn iSs irwin hGPpe schneirw nnd mrs Mis-.
Ethel Sohneirwind, Charles r. Mathewson
J. 3. Serber. II +. Blandy, Dr. and Mrs
bb,iin pEeybbo oxo Nrs Guy y . Henry Mr. Mr.
J., c. Fireman. Mrs, William C.. sheldon
Bona aud Edward. A. Gill Wylie.
Lithgow, Mr.. and Mrs. o. p. Jackson, o. P
Jackson, Jr., Miss NJ. Lamoriere, John
y; X; BOONE: IL. NJ, v Eandserhoef, A u t.
| Lakewood Hotel Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
| Schneider, Mrs. N. Croydon, NJ Isenherg
Mr., and Mrs. Sam Rosenthal and \. Roth
90 Oak Court Hotel; Mr.. and Mrs. W.
| 7. =, Glaccum. ", 4. Cashmores and !
| Cashmores.
Bartlett Inn: d. II Hinder. Edward
| Morris, j, II. Gordon. Mr.. and Mrs. II :
| Roper and Miss NJ. Pheming
| Palmer House John S. Davis, Jr., Mrs
G. q. Smith. Alexander Wolsay, II. ToaR
and Robert j. Timmins.