New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-04-03
Lakewood COlonists
Arrange Brilliant
Series of Activities
Easter-Tide Ball Given at
Laurel House Is One of
Most Important Social
Events of Cay Week
Special Dispatch to The Tribune

LAKEWOOD, April 2.-As an after
season Lakewood folk will participate
next week in series of social activi-
ties which will embrace numerous
affairs of informal nature along with
the more formal doings. The program
of spring dances is to be started, while
luncheons and teas are gaining in ia
vor.
Lakewood's Easter week was the
most brilliant in the history of the re-
sort. Outstanding among the more
important events was the Easter tide
ball held Monday night at the Laurel
House. Both the Laurel-in- the Pines
and the Laurel House have inaugurated
afternoon dances.
The Easter golf tournament of the
Lakewood Country Club, although an
innovation on the program, was one
of the most popular events ever held
there Percy w. Kendall of the Deal
Club, won the match by defeating
Pierre Proal, of Rumson, in the final
round on the closing day of the tour
nament. Others who played we're DR..
De Witt, C. X. Ricketts,, Frank Inlay,
II. V."Garrity, E. dew. Francis, A. G.
Wellman, Kingdom Gould, Caleb M.
Bragg, Joseph G. Mcmahon, E. B. Har-
ris, p. S. p. Randolph, j. L. Taft,
Harry Suydam, P. S. Randolph jr.,
Alexander P. Gray, L. j. Gallagher, S.
P Haywood,x James c. Parrish jr, D.
II Barrows, 3. L. Eisner and DR.. W. G.
Fralich.
Golfers are interested in the revival
OF the Stanley cup match, which is to
be played here May a, the day prior
to the opening of Lakewood's amateur
invitation tournament. j. F. Stanley
jr. has offered the cup again in per-
petuation of the event which was in
stituted by his father. The match is
open only to golfers fifty-tive years
old or more.
Members of the Trenton Country
Club started two-day club match to-
day over the local course.
st. Anthony's Club, of New York, has
changed the dates of its tournament
and will start play April 80.
The Carteret Club, Of Jersey City,
has arranged for spring tournament
on the Lakewood course on April 23
and "a
Laurel House Gun Club shooters
silenced the claims of superiority adj
vanced recently by the cracks of the
Beachwood Rod and Gun Club. The
the Laurel House traps this week in
which the local men won easily. The
first team of the Laurel House Club,
the members of which each won a gold
medal, were P. S. P. Randolph, F. Null
doom, W. l.. Holman, w. S. Norton and
W.. Matthews. The second team con-
sisted of Al Wins, Andrew J. Murphy,
Z. O. Weiss, J. P. Clark and r. j. Nash
The extra bird handicap event was
won by A. j. Murphy.
An exhibition Of water colors. BY
Julius Delbos at the Laurel House is
attracting wide attention among lovers
Of art.
Lakewood along with its other
notable realty developments, is to have
new theater. The structure is to be
erected in Second Street, opposite the
Public Library and the Y. NJ. c. A
The promoters plan to bring high class
plays here as we'll as films.
James Kerney and family, Of Tren-
ton, who have been spending severa
weeks at the Laurel House, have re-
turned home.
Miss Ruth Mitchell and Miss Mar
garet Mitchell, of Buffalo, have been
here with their parents, Mr. and Mrs
J. Nice. Mitchell, at the Laurel in the
Pines.