New-York tribune., 1920-11-28
Golf Tournament
Opens New l8-Hole
Links aiLakewood
Brilliant Balls at Laurel
House and Laurel in Pines
Together With Many OH
er Events EnIiven Week
spectcl Dispatch TO The Tribune

LAKEWOOD Nov 27.-Society folk
Of the villa and hotel sections made
the Thanksgiving holidays q period of
reunion and social gayety In many
respects it was the most notable
Thanksgiving season of many years. |
AS may be expected, the greatest inter.
;;, est OF the sporting folk centered in the
thanksgiving golf tournament of the |
Lakewood Country Club. which marked
me opening of play over the new 49, !
hole course. Among the contestants
were Samuel Ellis, Wanakah; C J
DunTphy' Boston. W. NJ. Griffith and
d. l.. knowlton, Buffalo, Wayne Herk- |
noss and Charles X. Rockwell, Hunt
lngton Valley; Sterling P. Hayward,
Gen Ridge; Charles s. Horrocks.
Whitemarsh; F. Hill, Harry Behr. |
Dunwoodie; Thomas Harper, Frank |
Inlay, James w. Lawrence and DR.. De !
Witt G. K. Ricketts,, Point Pleasant:
A: S. II. Jones, Rumson; NJ. B. Jones, |
Marine and Field Club; E. E. Litte
and John A. Lelash, Ocean Golf Club;
Edmund j. McGrath, North Fork; c. |
End Alfred p. Roth, Manhattan; l.. G. !
Spinder, Fox Hills; H. A. Steiner, In |
"ood Gardiner White, Nassau; C. w. ,
Nardel, Woodbury.; Theodore f. Ap-
pleby, II. A. Watson, Pierre Proal |
Percy W. Kendall and II. II. Parker. I
Deal; II. c. Buchanan, A. Z. Jones, J
}. Leonard, James Bertram W. +. Don
ahue, Shacl;amaXon; Guy Murray.
Mount Antho hony, VI; Reginald G
Narelle, Siwanoy: II. c. Miller Little
Fall; NJ. P. Parker, William Reekic
clair; H. c. Richards, Lido; Albert
Ridley and Oscar W. Smith, Engle-
wood.
Preceding the actual holiday Lake
woods social throngs enjoyed the
usual brilliant ha Us at the Laurel in
.he Pines and the Laurel House Oh
Wednesday night. Many were the in
formal affairs which took p ace as well
in the various cottages, and the hotels
were the scenes Of many dinner parties
snd other events Of note. Featuring I
the gaycty at Laurel in the Pines
was the opening Of the new grillroom.
AS though it were making way for
the advent Of the skating season the
little log cabin tea house, conducted
oil, the lake shore By the Laurel House
was opened this week and is the center
of much informal social activity.
Gunncrs enjoyed the holiday shoot
at the Laurel House Gun Club. the
traps Of which are now located at
LNCuSl Farm.
Of interest to may local folk were
the ceremonies attendant upon tie un-
yelling of a soldiers and sailors mon.
ument at the historic Tcnnent bury
;nC ground where are bu~ied Colonial /
and British soldiers who fell in the |
Battle of Monmouth. The monument
WAS made possible by Charles n. San
ford. Of London who is a season guest
at the Laurel House
Among the many who gave dinner
parties during the holidays were Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Ti'rord
Among the hcneymooncrs ut the
Laurel House are Mr. and Mrs Thorn
ton Emmons of New York
Many motor parties came to Lake
wood fo~ thn No'idnvs Among them
were Mr. and Mrs. Ph!p LIVINGSTON,
Benedict IiV'N0ston. Yhi'in LIVINGSTON
jr. and Miss D'Eoprkc, Of Bar Harbor.
MISS Lil'ian s. Gillette has returned
10 her ste at the Laurel House
Mrs. William H. Macy I'd. accom-
panied by Mrs. Fl Mex Twombly,
motored from New York this week.