New-York tribune., 1920-11-14
Lakewood Cottage
Colony Prepares
For Social Activity
Brilliant Balls and
Dinners Are Arranged for
Thanksgiving Holiday;
Hunting Season Opened
Special Dispatch to The Tribune

LAKEWOOD, Nov. 13.-Preparation
for the gayety that is to be feature
O. the Thanksgiving holidays were in
terspersed with social events and sport
ing activities during the week. Arrange
ments for the forthcoming holiday
season involve number of brilliant
balls and dinners at the homes of some
of the prominent cottagers. Many of
the resorts most prominent winter folk
returned to Lakewood during the week
and others will arrive during the next
few days. The cottage colony, now we'll
filed is responding to the demand for
the actual inauguration of social ac-
tivity, and number of informal events
have been held.
Rabbit hunting season, opening last
Wednesday, found many of Lakewood's
prominent men tramping the we'll
stocked woodlands surrounding the re-
sort. Prominent among those who have
been out for the first days of sport are
Frank O. Roe, ?. S. P. Randolph, A. j.
Mcclure, Warren S. Banks, William E.
Miner, Andrew ]. Murphy, P. S. P. Ran
dolph jr and J. Luther Bright
Land development schemes have in
volved the present shooting area, and
the traps ere to be moved next week /
to the Locust Farm. The new grounds |
will get their baptism Of fire on Thanks /
giving Day. when the first of the sea-
sons important events will be shot. |
Each month thereafter a shoot will be
q. feature of the clubs activities, al
IN use every day for informal events |
and for practice.
The resumption of the weekly handi- !
cap events at the Lakewood Country |
Club struck responsive chord among
the local golfers and large group of |
visitors. Many of the resorts most
prominent players participated in the
flrst event of the year. l.. D. Rockwell,
Ct Great Neck, L. J., won the first match
gross score was made by Fred Kimball |
of the Lakewood Club. Among those
playing we're A. j. Drexel jr.. ReginaId t
Ronald, Kingdom Gould, j. w. Noyes.
Irancls x. Sadlier, Lee Ward, Harold |
Nash, ?. S: P. Randolph, f. ]. Schoettle. |
+: F.: W. lngling, Joseph Thompson, W. P.
Earton, J. E. Kipperley and j. +. Shan
ley, of the Lakewood Club; Howard R.
Griffen, H. G. Giles, Roger Adams and
&. II. Williams, of the Yountakah Coun- |
try Club; j. B. Gribbel, of the Hunt
ington Valley c. c., and p. Z. Fleming.
Of the Calumet C. C.
:, Lakewood is responding literally to
the annual Red Cross drive which is
directed by DR.. irving Hance. The
local committee is being materially as
sisted in it's drive this year by Miss
Adelaide Romaine, of the cottage
colony.
Society folk have made the Yale
princeton game this afternoon an
event Of loca! Importance. Tonight /
.hey celebrated with Yale-Princeton !
dance IN the Green Arbor Grill of the
L, ..l
tlcularly enjoyable to the younger SET
AS the Thanksgiving season an-
Proaches many prominent folk are com
ing pack to the resort. Mrs. Arthur
.. Claflin Joined Mr.. Clafin at the
Laurel-n- -the-Pines to-day. Congress-
man Ihomas j. Scully, who has lust
neen elected Mayor of South Amboy. is
Spendlng fortnight there.
mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Skidmore have
from Easthampton.
Mr. and Mrs. A. j. Davis and Dr ond
Mrs. Irving Hance entertained dinner
partles this week at the Laurel House
their guests including Miss Fisher
Hamllton Hill, Charles Lathrop Pack
mrs. A. 9. Poillon, Miss Poillon. Miss
france, Mrs. Arthur L. Soper and Miss
Hanscom. ''
Among those at the hotels are:
Aurvl re- mouse MRS. Sutton Mckee,
mrs. Thomas D. Messler, Miss E. M.
Dwinell, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph I. Sim
mons, Miss R. Feeny, Miss R. Ferris.
Miss V. c. Hanscom, Mrs. M. D. Smith
mr.. and Mrs. William Quanger, Miss
Quanger, Mr.. and Mrs. J. E. Turnbull,
Mrs. George McDavitt, Miss Edith W.
Crawford, Richard Stewart and Miss K
E. Walsh, of New York.
Laurel in the Pines-Mr. and Mrs.
A: Dubon, H. A. Taylor, Miss Brad
ley, William W. Jefferson, Mr.. and Mrs.
Dave Lewis, Mrs. George H. Cox, &C.
'ard Cox jr., Miss Eleanor X. Cox, Mr..
md Mrs. George Bernard, Mr. and Mrs.
W. w. Stokes, Walter E. Ernst. Mrs.
;; l.. Borgmeyer, Mrs. G. II. Daggett,
MISS Daggett. Mrs. Arthur Mace, Miss
mace, Miss Peggy Reynolds and Miss /
Marie Reynolds, of New York
>EiIHS VAUDEVILLE AND RALI@-Hotel Plaza
Monday, Nov 18th Ausnirns Womer.a Cor,r,t,to.