The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-16
LAKEWOOD, N. J.

LAKEWOOD. y. T., May i5.-There IL
no cessation in social activity here and
from present indications the rest Of the
month will be crowded with affairs In
the cottage colony. Laurel House and
at the Country Club. Golf and tennis
have been most popular as diversions
this week. with numerous card parties.
teas and dances for entertainment eve
n'ugs. The season etded at the Laurel
in-th pines On Monday and remaining
guests moved to other hotels. most OF
them going to the Laurel House to re-
main until June.
Tho Wholesale Coal Dealers Assocla-
ton OF New York began its annual golf
tournament at the Country club this
morning. There were four Fights In
the qualifying round. Among those par
ticipating are ". -. Eyre. W. j. Ryan,
II. W. Munger. \. T.. Mettlach. 7. C..
Fowler. g. l.. Watkins, Walter Peter
son. y. ". Warford. W. II. Carpenter,
J. u. Parsons, Thomas Dickson. Dudley
~Guillander. Abel Mishler. Col. Il. u.
Baker. r. NJ. Bryan. r.. Kelly Roth
stein. Lucien Hin. \. G. Ostergren. II.
Coe Kerr, j. c. Thornton and &c. w.
wynkoop. a special dinner foN menu
bers of the association will be given
tonight and the finals of the tourney
played tomorrow.
Trap shooting AT the Laurel House
Gun III traps continues to he n weekly
feature OF entertainment. Those enter
ing the sweepstakes events on Saturday
were j. G.. Holman, a. j. Mcclure, J.
l.. Bright. w. w. Matthews and H.. r.
Newman. H.. Il. Newman and ]. l..
Bright tied In the first and Newman
won the shootof. A.. J. Mcclure was
the winner OF the hnal stake. There
to n banliran ahnnt this affarnnOn.
IL. NJ. Forrest. one OF the crack play
crs OF the Lakewood Golf Club. per-
formed n remarkable feat this week
while practising on the Country Oub
links. lie made the eighteenth hole in
2. This hole IS AGO yards and OF q
steep incline. Plans are being made for
extensive improvements to the golf
course here during the summer. The
committee in charge has already raised
about 81, 600.
Mr.. and Mrs. GEORGE J. Gould enter
tained a large house party over the week
end. \ number Of the party played golf
al the Country Clu on sunday. Among
these we're =. y. Rice. II. e. Rice. George
J Gould, Kingdom Gould. Jay Gould.
Robert J. Russell and 4. j. DR. Nel. Jr.
Mrs. Gould and Mrs. A. J. prexel, Jr..
accompanied the party.
Frederick \. Potts entertained j. Mar
uustllu NtlNtls 'uN W. NV
Charles Sheldon at luncheon in the club
on sunday. Mr.. and Mrs. Potts also en-
tertained a number Of the younger set
from the cottage colony at the club sun.
day afternoon.
Robert J. Collier had as his guest at
the club on Saturday J. W. Morris and
j. A.. Linnane. They came down for golf
and luncheon.
Gen. c. Edward Murray. head OF the
>'ntl,,al "a. ri - \nt,. IaraAx nd
Miller are spending several days at the
club.
The baseball game on Wednesday be-
tween the local high school and alumni
drew a large crowd from the social COL
ony. 1t was for the benefit of the ath-
letic association, In which the cottage
colony takes "A great interest.
As In the case OF the Titanic disaster,
Lakewood was shocked to learn OF the
death OF two OF the children OF Major
and Mrs. II. Warren Pearl by the sink
Ing Of the Lusitania. Mrs. Pearl is a
niece of Mrs. William p. Leeds. a promi-
nent member OF the cottage colony here.
Several prominent Lakewood residents
persisted on the Titanic.
Registrations at the hotels this week
include:
Laurel House-Mrs. l.. A. Baker, Miss
Caryl Hochstafr, G. j. Mccormack, Mr..
dlu hTS. u. Il. l.ilitN, MISS pTdce 1ll-
b. TT, Mr.. and Mrs. william ID. Jones. Jr.,
Mr.. and Mrs. +. Linsberger. Frank TIL
ford. T.. J.. Roche. Jr, Mr.. and Mrs. j.
Mooshen, Mr.. and Mrs. II. NJ. Born,
John Mooshen. Miss Pauline Mooshen,
Mrs. d.. r. Coffin. George Sonny, Mrs.
4. Frederick Behre. Miss Behre and
Miss f.. Gretchen Behre Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank a., Roe, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
III. Robe, Mrs. T.. j.. Lyle. j. VI. +.
: IeaiN. Willard :. Way and Arthur Bris-
bane of New York.
Oak Court Ilotel-A. l.. Kelbane. Mr..
and Mrs, +. H.. Smith, Dr. and Mrs. g..
W. Riley. Il. Reinhardt, Mrs. N. d.
Strang. Miss Strang. Mr.. II Mrs. \.
III. Townley. j, VI. Routt and q. +. j..
| Amthor of New York.
Bartlett Inn-Mr. and Mrs. II. NJ.
Berger. \. +. Turner. Mr.. and Mrs.
A. !. Cough. Mr.. and Mrs, W. r.. Eng
strom, Guy Engstrom. Mrs. A.. Monta-
| rclli. Mr.. and Mrs, II. j. Howard, Miss
Wardell, Charles l.. Bowen, Mr.. and
Mrs. T.. j. Connolly. Mr.. me Mrs. +. VI.
Luderus. J. w. Goney, James ]. O'Con-
nor and A.. NJ. Ludwig OF New York.
Palmer House-L r. Neuberger, p.
Y Hand. Mr.. and Mrs. John w. Rapp,
Mrs. A.. Lubhutz, +. II. Purington, Mrs.
!. I.oewcnthal, Mrs. 7. Neuberger, Mrs.
:. Lowenstcin Of New York Miss Ce-
celia Bishop, Miss oswald and Mrs. l..
Balmc OF brooklyn.