New-York tribune., 1920-10-24
Atlantic Indians
Meet at Lakewood
In Annual POwwow
Two Hundred Members of
Trapshooting Organiza.
ton Fire at Targets in
Three-day Tournament
specso, Dispatch to The Tr,n,n.

Specsd' DtSp0tch to The Tribune
LAKEWOOD, Oct. Reminiscent
OF the days when the aborigines OF the
sandy plains Of New Jersey, known as
the Delawares, gathered on the banks
Of Lake Carasaljo for their dances
and other pastimes. the Atlantic In
dians congregated here this week for
their annual ceday powwow. The
big tepee was the Laurel House, where
the warriors of many a trap-shooting
contest disported themselves by darc-
ing and drinking soda water, ire water
having been deemed good enough for
the genuine Delawares, but too harm
.ul for the present generation of
braves. Wild turkey that once abound
ed on the shores of the lake to the
delight of the Indians has been sup
planted by the swift blue rock, which
the present convention of Indians
slaughtered by the hundreds.
All in all it was great powwow
for the Atlantic Indians, the upper
400" of trap shooting circles. Two
hundred members were in attendance,
end for three days at the traps of the
Laurel House Gun Club the nimrods
expended copious quantities of powder
and brought to grief many q blue rock
target.
This week found the hotels we'll filed
The presence Of two large conventions
was helpful in augmentng the usual fall
business. The New Jersey Conference
of Social Welfare and the Anti-Tuber-
culosis League were in session this
week at the Laurel in the Pines. Err
nest O. Easton is head of the latter
society and on Wednesday evening en-
teamed Governor Edward of New Jer-
sey after the Governor had addressed
the league.
Clear skies and cool temperature this
week lured a large number of golfers
to the links of the Country Club. The
links al Georgian Court also have been
popular with guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
George Gould. Mr.. Gould had num-
Der Of friends down over the week end
The first large indoor social func-
ten will take place next Saturday eve-
nlng when the hotels will hold their
Halloween parties. The Laurel-in-thc-
Pines and Laurel House have issued
invitations for the functions.
Mile. a. Laurent, cousin of NJ. Jussc-
rand, the French Ambassador, is at
the Laurel-in-th Pines for fortnight.
DR.. w. L. Stratton, of New York, is
expected there next week to remain
the entire winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. William H. Davis, of
New York, came here this week to pass
the winter
r. c. Cooks, Of New York, has been
the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. c. II. San
ford at the Laurel House where Mrs.
a. T. Compton and Miss Compton en-
tertaiMed at luncheon on Tuesday for
Mrs. NJ. Fields and DR.. Charles L.
Lindley.
After spending the summer at Briar-
cliff, Mrs. A. F. Lauterbach, of New
York, arrived at the Laurel-in-tho-
Pines Wednesday for two months
sojourn.
Lady Rothemere and Miss Ireland Of
England, are here for two weeks
stay.
Miss Jane Lee and Kathleen Lee. of
New York, are at the Laurel-in-thc-
Pines as are Mr. and Mrs. Alfred w.
Day, Albert S. Terry, Mr.: and Mrs.
". VI. Hepburn, Malcolm Meacham, f.
e. Meacham, Mr. and Mrs William A.
Prescott, Kenneth Reed, Mr.. and Mrs.
S. p. STREET., Mr.. and Mrs. B. r. Thomp-
son and G.. L. Lawrence, of New York;
Mr.. and Mrs. John Mould Mr. and Mrs.
/. w. Stratton, of Reading, Pa; Miss
!. Allie and Miss A. Piccillo, of Cuba;
Mr. and Mrs. Stotesbury Lewis, Mr..
and Mrs. Grellet Collins, Harold Col
Inns and Mr. and Mrs. B. A. Afford,
of Philadelphia.
At the Laurel House are Mr.. and
Mrs P. b. Thompson. T. c. Thompkns,
Mrs. c. A. Sherman, MIR. and Mrs.
George Francs heer Dr. S. F. Halock,
Miss Hallock, Mrs. H. Cobb, Frank
SHOEMAKER and H. L. Carr, Of New
York; Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan Godfrey,
Of Fairfield. Conn; Mr.. and Mrs. D. p.
Cameron, of North Adams, Mass; Mr..
and Mrs. j. W. Ault. of Lancaster, Pa.
Major and Mrs. f. 7. Arnold, of Mon
treal; the Rev. Ambrose Schumacher,
of College Point, and Mrs. William N.
Maurice of lIiladclnhia