New-York tribune., 1920-02-29
specto, Dispatch TO The Tribune

LAKEWOOD, N j., Feb. 28.-Wlth
the Lincoln-W Washington birthday period
over, soJourncrs are busyinR them
selves with social entertainment, which
makes this period the high tide of the
resort season. Tho holidays brought a
large number Of visitors. Winter
sports, which still prevail, have in
duced q great many to lengthen their
stay for several weeks. Then those
who are wont to pass the early spring
season here are beginning to arrive,
and In consequence the resort is we'll
filed.
The patriotic ball Monday night at
the Laurel-in-the-p Pines and the supper
dance at the Laurel House Saturday
night were the outstanding social fea-
lures Of the week.
Thomas Whittcmore, Of Boston, has
been the guest of Major and Mrs. Stan
ley Washburn, of Forest Avenue, this
week. On Monday afternoon Mr..
Whittemore entertained the Lake Club
with talk on Russian Conditions" of
which the speaker has first hand infor-
nation, having recently returned from
Russia.
Ebert F. Baldwin, of Private Way,
one Of the editors Of "The Outlook" en-
tertained the Lake Club last night by .
talK on EUROPE.
Miss Agnes Helen Davis returned
this week to her Madison Avenue resi-
dence after a three weeks trip to East
Mortified, Mass.
Mrs. Charles Lathrop Pack is VISIT
ing Mrs. Ebert T. Baldwin at Florence
Villa, Fla.
Miss Cornelia Schwartz entertained
at dinner at her homea Sturday eve
ming in honor Of Henry Mecham. In
cluded in the party were Mr.. and Mrs
B. Cox, Miss Helm, Major Wallace and
others. After dinner tho party at
tended the dance at the Laurel House
Or. Dunlevy Milbank, Of New York,
spent Monday here with his son,
Thomas Milbank, at the Laurel-in-the
Pines, where Mr. and Mrs. J. ST. Clair
Armstrong, of New York, were guests
OF Mr. ard Mrs. Howard St. Clair Arm
of Piainfeld, have been the guests
this week at the Laurcl-in-the-P Pines Of
Mrs. II. II. Battles and Harry Yerkes
Of Philadelphia.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Wheelock, of
New York, spent Monday and Sunday
here with their daughter, Miss Alice
Wheelock, who is at the Laurel House
Mrs. Wilson Godfrey and Miss Florence
Godfrey had as their guests Monday
at the Laurel House Mrs. L. G. Irwin
Robert Irwin, Mrs. G. NJ Nicholson and
William Hunsted, Of New York
Colonel and Mrs. George Harvey and
arrived this week at the Laurel House
10 remain until the end of April.
Mrs. II. E. Bowen, of Plainheld, is
visiting her daughter, Mrs. Archibald
Davis.
Edward D. Parson, of Trenton, is
the guest Of Mr. and Mrs. f. 3. Par
son, of Trenton, at the Laurel In tn e.
Pines. Others at the Laurel-in the
Pines Include Mr.. and Mrs. Walter c.
Wykotf, Mr.. and Mrs. H. Paul Mehlin
Mr. and Mrs. A. l.. Cook, Mrs. r. H
Nelson. Mrs. Daniel Gregg, Miss Mar
garet Gregg, Mr. and Mrs H. Duval and
family, Mrs. H. H. Porter, Miss Mary
Porter, M. ]. Tobin, Mr.. and Mrs. H. E.
Mrs. G. W. Akin, Miss Mildred Akin
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred d, Mckay, Miss
Janet and John Mckay, Mr.. and Mrs
F. w. Ridgeway and Mr.. and Mrs. c. M
Newcombe, ali OF New York; Mr.. and
Mrs. Horace Bullock, of Ardmore; Mrs
Charles A. Potter, of Philadelphia, and
Mrs. X. E. Hiscox, of Brooklyn
At the Hotel Virginia are Dir. and
Mrs. J. J. Byrne, Mr.. and Mrs Morri
Victor, Miss Marie Kelly, Miss Marie
McCauley, H. w. Meade, Miss Viola
Osterman, Miss Frances Radford, Mr..
and Mrs. L. Mason, P. S. Loughman,
Miss Grace Lyon and Mrs. Joseph A.
Waterman and daughter, Of New York
City; Miss Margaret O'Rourke, Miss
Anna R. Trainor, Miss Lillian Gaynor,
Miss May Dolan, Miss May Ford, Mr.
and Mrs. F. j. Boslet and Mr.. and Mrs.
?. Meagher, of Brooklyn.
AT the Palmer are Frank A Bannon,
Mrs. S. Ringer. Mr.. and Mrs. D. Sam
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