The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-09-07
LAKE HoPATCoNG, N. J.

LAKE HoPATcoNa, N. j., Sept g.
There Is no falling Off In the .patronaR.
at the hotels here, giving testimony to
the fact that each year the season ex-
tends further into the autumn months.
This picturesque resort is highly attrac-
tive from this time well into October
Gaiety abounds and many persons who
passed the season at the seashore have
come to this restful mountain and lake
resort.
At the China and Japanese cotillon IN
the Alamac Hotel on Tuesday evening
large number Of guests and members Of
the cottage colony were appropriately
costumed. Afterward the party went TO
the Casino. where dancing was enjoyed
A musical and dramatic entertaiEs
ment was given on Wednesday afternoon
at the cottage Of Mr.. and Mrs Marshall
Graham of New York at which were
forty guests A mock marriage took
place at the cottage of Mr.. and Mrs
Henry Reynolds on wednesday night
Miss Beatrice Thurston of Brooklyn was
the bride" Arthur Gleason of New York
the happy bridegroom and James Ho-
lister OF New York the Clergyman"
Miss Lillian Thompson and Miss Lettle
Foster of New York attended the bride
as maids. while the maid of honor was
Miss L. Hughes. The flower girls were
the Misses Florence and Agnes Cum
mings.
The ball given by Mr.. and Mrs n. L
Russell of New York at their estate here
was one of the principal affairs of the
week. The dancing took place in the
large coach house. which was beautifed
by quantities of blossoms and garlands
of green intermingled with featoons Of
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served in the grounds, which were aglow
with Japanese lanterns.
Camp Rainbow, composed of twenty
five Columbia University students, one OF
the finest and largest camps ever on
IICpatcong's shores, entertained large
party of friends at a camp dinner on
Monday before the aquatic sports, which
attracted a large crowd.
On Thursday evening the members Of
the Cottage Colony Club entertained the
following students at dinner and dance
in recognition of the pleasant times they
enjoyed at the camp during the season:
NJ, Hawkins, l. Rogers, F. Purdy. A
Haskell, NJ. German. c. Burton, ]. Hun
ter, X. Livingston. P. Murphy A. Still
man. G. Hoffman. d. Fowler, P. Perkins
l.. Kennedy, X. Morse, D. Fellows, B.
Collins, A. Anderson, p. Dobbins NJ.
land S. Stewart, d. Pratt, Y. Henderson
S. Stockwell. H. Mason, K. Tilford, P.
Carson, C. Lyons and S. Wendell
Guests from here, Bernardsville, Mount
Tabor and Budds Lake to the number
of more than 100 attended the dinner
and Informal dance given by Mr.. and
Mrs. Graham Lawrence OF New York,
They were received by Mrs. l.. Lawrence.
The floral arrangements were elaborate
and artistically arranged.
The guests were seated at six large
tables and one oval one each being
treated distinctively as to decorations
The smaller pavilion was turned into
Longing room, and was decorated with
tapestries and large vases of American
Beauty roses. In the grounds We're hooks
formed of tall palms, through which
glimmered many colored electric lights
Bright tents covered the lawn.
A pleasing surprise awaited the guests
soon after they had taken their places
at the tables. Singing could be heard
in the distance, which gradually grew
louder and nearer. Soon the singers, as
though intrudlng upon Il private gather
ing, climbed over the large hedge fence,
which separates the garage road and
the cottage. Singing songs accompanied
by jazs band of nine pieces the visitors
continued until they got behind the
screen which hid the musicians
Among some of the New York guests
were MIR. and Mrs. L. Hamilton Mr..
and Mrs. X. Garrison, Mr.. and Mrs. K
kanouse, Mr.. and Mrs G. Houten, Mr..
and Mrs. L. Wilkinson, Mr.. and Mrs
Stewart, Mr.. and Mrs. A. Smith. Mr.. and
Mrs. l.. B. Eldridge, Mr.. and Mrs Il.
Wallace, Mr.. and Mrs. r. Thorpe, Mr..
and Mrs. K. Watson. Mr. and Mrs *, a.
Dayton. Mr.. and Mrs. NJ Wilcox. Mr.
and Mrs, p. Swift, Mr.. and Mrs ~
Elliott Mr.. and Mrs, l.. Henderson, Mr.
and Mrs. L. p. Howell. Mr.. and Mrs
u, Talmage, Mr.. and Mrs. Ketcham Nh
and Mrs. L. Knowles. Mr.. and Mrs. K
Wright.
In the party also were Mr.. and Mrs
Is. @. Carlton, Mr.. and Mrs. T. II
Young Mr. and Mrs. c. Miller, Mr.. and
Mrs. G. j. Bennett, Mr.. and Mrs @
Morse, Mr.. and Mrs. X. Daniels, Mr.
and Mrs p. Palmer, Mr.. and Mrs. O.
Brewer Mr.. and Mrs. T. Simpson. Mr.
and Mrs. C. Hubbard. Mr., and Mrs H.
Ellis. Mr.. and Mrs. C. Lewis, Mr. and
Mrs. IL HOLSTER. Mr.. and Mrs. l.
Spencer, Mr.. and Mrs A. Clapp. Mr. ana
Mrs. G. Blake, Mr.. and Mrs. Douglas
Mr.. and Mrs. L. Pierson, Mr. and Mrs
= - pNiAiNliI MT anu NlIh ~ W HIl''F
Mr.. and Mrs. s. l.. Searls, Mr.. and Mrs
l.. Williams, Mr.. and Mrs. f. Narley
Mr. and Mrs, X. Sutton, Mr.. and Mrs
Chaplin. Mr.. and Mrs r. Hutton, MI
and Mrs. l.. Stafford, Mr.. and Mrs. IA
Peabody. Mr.. and Mrs q. Doremus,
Other guests were Mr. and Mrs Il
Atwater' Miss L. Jennings. Miss : An
drews, Miss L. j. Packard, Miss n
Barrett. Miss A. Stllman. Miss J. HON
man. Miss C. DreXel, Miss @ Blanchard
Miss u. woodbury., Miss n. no,ms-,
Miss a. Richards, Miss F. Davis. MISS
+. Marshall, Miss Y. Everett. Miss X
Winslow and Miss A. Stewart.
At a dinner at the Lake Hopatcons
Yacht Club on wednesday Mrs. Gorzalo
de ], Nunez OF 3j6 West l45th street
announced the engagement of her laign'
ter, Miss Adelina Nunez. to James H.
Baker OF Madison End Lake h"3'"
cong, n. j.
Mr.. Baker was sent abroad by ,N
Government as a member OF the lIh''v
Loan Mission which visited the French
front as Observers