New-York tribune., 1920-03-14
Regular Spring
Visitors Rush
TO Lakewood
Bees Awaken From Winter
Nap, Causing Weather
Prophets to Predict Balmy
Days Are Soon to Arrive
sssota. Dtspotoh 10 Tho Tribune

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LAKEWOOD, N. j., March 13.-Fou
days Of warm weather have encouraged
the belief that spring is at hand. Weuth
er wiseacres say that this is true an.
base the assumption on the fact that tn,
bees have awakened from their winter
sleap and are buzzing about. Charles
Nichols, . regular season sojourner a
the Laurel in the Pines, who is inter
ested in nature study discovered tn.
apiary at the hotel as busy as the pro
verbal hive, and on the strength o.
this indication the prognosticator il
ready to lay aside his fur coat for {
Palm Beach outfit.
Many OF those who are wont to spene
spring here returned this week. Mrs
BENJAMIN Harrison, widow of the for
mcr President of the United States, ane
daughter, Miss Harrison, of 1ndianapo
lis. have arrived at the Laurel in The
Pines to remain until May 1. Lad,
Eaton, Of Toronto; Mr.. and Mrs. Al
fonso Racine, Mr.. and Mrs. Campbell
Nelles. Of Montreal; Mr.. and Mrs. Ath-
erton Clarke, of Boston; Miss Edith M
Lacey, Of Lake Forest, and Mrs. John r.
Shanley, Of Newark, all Of whom arc
regular spring sojourners here, arrived
this week at the Laurel in the Pines.
able social activity at the Lake Club
The feature was camoufage party
which members attended in various
picturesque costumes.
Miss Mary Montgomery, Of Flushing,
and C. Cox, of Cherry Valley, were
weekend guests Of Miss Cornelia r.
Schwartz. Miss Schwartz entertained
ut dinner Saturday in honor of her
guests.
A social event Of the week was q
party which Miss Martha Jamison gave
this evening at the Y. w. C. A. for
Miss Agnes Helen Davis, who has re-
Gently returned from Northfcld, Mass.
Members Of the Rectangle Club, Of
which Miss Davis and Miss Jamison
are members, we're among the guests.
On Tuesday evening the Rectangle Club
entertained at dinner for Miss Davis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur B. Clafiin, aftor
month in New York, have returned
to their residence, Hyerwood Hall.
Colonel George Harvey and family
are at the Laurel House for an extended
stay.
Joseph P. r. Sullivan. of New York
IS 1T the Laurel in the Pines. On Mon.
day Mr.. Sullivan entertained at dinner
TOR Mr.. and Mrs. James B. Reran ir
Of New York, who arc here At the
Laurel House on their honeymoon.
At the Laurel in the Pines ara Mr.
and Mrs. T. r. Thorn, Miss Cecelia
Thorn and Mrs. John Phelan. of New
YORK; Mr.: and Mrs. Barnet Warren and
albert J. Mcclure, of Newark, and Mrs
=: M: Sutton and Mrs. N. X. Frank. Of
Pittsburgh. -"' "
At the Hotel Virginia: ]. r. Mead
ham, ham, Mr.: and Mrs. J.. P. Van Kirk,
Misses Marjorie and Katherine Kerr
Miss Helen Dickinson, Mr.. and Mrs
William S. Campbell, Mr.. and Mrs
Philip Sheridan, Mrs. Bat White NJ
and Mrs. Ellis Weston, Daniel D;r.nzo
Mrs. I. A. pissini, Miss Claire Mcc;ay
anq a MRS T. j: Andrews, of New York.
MISS Maude Clarity, Thomas F. Car
rity, Charles l.. Ross and r. J. Little.
Of Brooklyn. s''''
>, At the Florence in the Pines: F.
Una. Miss Minnie Blumenthal. Mrs
2; =: Gaisser, Miss Marie Ruff. Mr.
morris S. Dessau, Mrs. M. Goldsmitt
=. Sllverman and Miss Lena Joseph az
New York. Emile Fraad, Mrs. Dav;d
Fraad and Daniel Greenstein. Of Brook
!yn; Mrs. Simon King and Mrs. NJ
Rosen, of Poughkeepsie.
AT the Monterey: William f Rvar-
son, Miss J. A. Havill. Miss r NJ
Havll and Mrs. H. c. Reimer. Of New
YORK; g. W. Kendall, Mr.. and Mr.
2: 2: +. Cronin, Mrs. j. McClenin and
Mrs. Mrs D. Ryan, of Brooklyn; Mrs. r s
Murphy and Miss M. Reddineton =; ~
bayonne; j. A. McGovern and Miss NJ
Courtney of New p~rr.u;, o" "A'