New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-07
Calls Society
Several Weddings Scheduled For This Week-Bridge
at Colony Club for Charity---Gayety at
Lakewood and Lenox

night on Americas Great Present
Day Opportunity" and Mrs.. Bes-
trice Forbes Robertson Hale, who
will speak Friday on dress reform.
The sessions will be held In the North
End Hotel, with Mrs. c. W. Stockton.
president, In charge. Mrs Percy Y.
Pennybscker. president Of the General
Federation Of womer's Clubs, which
convenes in New York later this month,
will attend.
The resort hs. spruced up for the oc-
casiOn. II is bloom with spring fow-
ers and greenery. and orders for g gen
ersl cleanup issued to the police have
resulted in a spo.less town campaign
that has brought excellent results
Mayor Hetriek will make the address OF
welcome and will formally present to
the delegates the keys TO 'the clsansst
resort IN America" which has become
the new slogan here.
wsrn weather has opened up the
outdoor diversions 70 every visitor
here. Golf, tennis. trspshooting.
canoeing. fshing and 'cross-country
riding and motoring are being enjoyed.
Summer eottagers are arriving daily
and the hotel colony continues to re-
csive many newcomers.
One OF the boardwalk features Tor
neIt week is a water sports programme
in the natatorium- Athletes from locsl
organizations will participate 10 races,
diving exhibitions and water games
The boardwalk sun parlors on the Sec
ond floor Of the nststorium open on .
gallery overlooking the pool. and from
here the favoritss will be cAesred.
Village maids In seventeenth century
costume sold mArchpane, Banbury tarts
and sugar plums at the Shsksspeartan
festival which tonight In the Armory
Hall concluded the Women's Club
Shakespearian celebration. Scenes from
three Of Shakespesre's plays were pre-
scented, and there were songs snd games
Of the Shakespeare period.
President Wilson will address tn,
midsummer meeting Of the New Jersey
State League Of the Municipalities.
Mayors and other officials of New Jer-
sey towns eonstituts the membership
Of the league.
At Lakewood.
There has been much entertaining
here during the last week. One of the
delightful functions was the surprise
party which Miss Beulah Pack rendered
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles La
4 throp Pack, at Lathrop Hall. last Sat
anniversary Of their wedding day.
Among the guests were Mr.. and Mrs.
Lewis Buckley Stillwell, Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Lloyd Herbert, Mrs. D. L,
Schwartz. Miss Cornelia 3. Schwartz.
the Misses Dustan, Miss Lillian Bald
win. Miss Edith Samson. Mrs. Frederick
W. Downer. the Misses Downer. Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Z. Brugler, Elmer T.
Wentworth. Mrs. Elizabeth NJ. Horne,
Miss Elsa Horne. Mr.. and Mrs. Tunis
G. Bergen, the Misses Ferris, the Misses
Romaine, Or. George Fsles Baker, Mr..
and Mrs. Philip Rollins, Of New York,
and others.
Job L. Hedges came down from New
York Monday evening and spent the
night at the Laurel House with Senator
George +. Aldrich. who later in the
week returned TO New York with his
guest.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver Hartman and
Mr.. and Mrs. O'Carley Hartman spent
House.
The Society of the Colonial Wars in
New Jersey held its annual court and
dinner this afternoon and evening at
the Laurel in the Pines. More than one
hundred members of the society and
their friends attended. The annual
session was held at ( o'clock, and at 7
Colonial dinner was served in the
Colonial dining room. President Dem
Arrest of Rutgers College made the prin-
cipal address. He spoke on New Jer-
sey in the Colonial Wars"
c. L. Green, of New York. is here
with Mr.. and Mrs. Newlan Haines at the
Laurel in the Pines, where Mrs. Mary
II. White, of Washington, is the guest
Of Or. and Mrs. II. Ami. Of Ottawa.
On Tuesday afternoon Mrs. Samuel T.
Skidmore entertained party OF twelve
at the Lakewood Country Club at
Luncheon.
Mrs. Henry Lloyd Herbert on
Wednesday afternoon entertained at
tea for Mrs. George F. Baker.
WHAT WE SHALL HAVE TO BUCK.
When the soldiers Of the warning ma