New-York tribune., 1921-01-09
Post-Holiday Ball
Event of Week i'm
Lakewood dCOlonv
Concert for Benefit of Hos.
pital Is So Successful That
Play Is To Be Staged by
Comedy Club in February

Special DrSpoto'. 10 The ssoan.
LAKEWOOD. n. j., Jan. SIT was
n preparation for the coming weeks
that much OF the social interest here
conferred during the week. The mid
winter season will be most notable
one II the plans Of the leading spirit.
are realized. second event for the
lakewood Hospital is to be staged early
Comedy Club o. New York will pre-
sent play at the Laurel House. The
musical this week for the hospital WAS
such a success that the other attraction
has been arranged by B. Sherman
Fowler. The concert was attended by
social leaders. the boxholders includ-
ing Mrs. William I. loyt, Mrs. Robert
Jamison. Mrs. A. T. Compton, Mrs.
Charles Latnrop Pack. Mrs Charles II.
Sanford, Mrs. Samuel T. Skidmore, Mrs.
Tunis G, Bergen, Mrs. Buerman. Mrs.
William W. Wilcox, Mrs. William Il.
Lyford. Miss Hanscome. Miss Sophie
Downer. Mrs. A. J. Murphy, Mrs
Charles II. Fowler, Mrs. Jasper Lynch.
Mrs. A. c. Poillon and Mrs. Archibald
d. Davis
One OF the weeks most brilliant
events was the post-holiday ball at
the Laurelin- -thePnes tonight 1t
as the first Of series Of midwinter
events which will be given at the
MOTEL.
Golfers made the most Of the mild
weather and the weeks events over
the new course Of the Lakewood Coun-
try Club terminated to-day with the
playing OF the weekend handicap, with
= large field OF players participating
Hopes for al early opening Of the
polo season are healll among the local
players and those who follow the game
here. Georgian Court, the Gould es-
late, may be opened for spring prac-
ice within q few weeks If the present
weather conditions prevail. Polo also
.lay be played at the Pineair Health
Farm, plans having been started toward
mat end
Al WINS. Of Red Bank, won first
honors in the recent Laurel House Gun
Club shoot on the shore of Lake
N:.netta. WINS shot from scratch and
broke 81 out Of 100 birds. Others
who were entered in the event were
!. Z. Clarke. j. Luther Bright, r. S. p.
sandolph j., W. c. Mcknight. T.
Nujdoon. A. j. Murphy, Frank 3.
Porter. A. J. Mcclure and Charles
Newman.
Mrs William Fahnestock, OF New
ork, has arrived at the Laurel House
Miss Margaret Heating, OF Brook
IN. whose engagement to Edward J.
tonil. Of New York. has just been
announced left the Laurel-i -in-the- Pines
tNls week for stay Of several davs in
New York.
Beautiful autographed volumes OF &
book OF poems which she has compiled
IN memory Of her son, Sergeant joyce
hilmer, the poet, who was killed in
rance, have been presented to num-
Der of friends By Mrs Annie Kilburn
Allmer, who is spending the winter
here Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Byrne
Miss Eleanor Mcknight, of Newark.
are at the Laurel House.
MI. and Mrs. Carl R. Reidel and Miss
Eleanor Reidel, of Montclair. are a.
the Laurel-in the Pines.
Recent arrivals at the hotels in
clude:
Laure el-in-the-P Pines Mrs. II. X. Stat
eord Miss Adelaide Sullivan, Major
ana Mrs. A. P. Simmons. Sudlow Sim
mons. Mrs. Edward j. Cullen. George
VI. 'avanaugh, Kelvin Johnston. Mr..
and Mrs. Eugene T. McGirr, Miss Mav
tpshaw, A. Mackenzie, Mr.. aud Mrs.
\. Gilbert. Mr.. and Mrs. H. J. De
Wit. SIR. and Mrs. Walden Pell, +. y.
panforth, Frank A. Keeney, Mr.. and
-irr. j. y. Cronan and Miss "A. Shaugh-
nessy. Now York: Miss f. Dorrance
Eiehols. Henry Nichols. Miss Anabel
hoian, Miss May Nixon, Joseph A. Muir
"a. 4. Heating, 5. II. ONker, James
A. Pinnie and John II. Green, Broo,:
lyn.
Laurel House Mrs Harold STANLEY.
Mis- Florence Devar, James T.. King.
Nr. and Mrs. W. II. Faust, Mr.. and
Mr.. !. Callaghan. r. Wcsterfield. Mr..
and Mrs. Charles ',roll. Mr. and Mrs.
j. 7. Burse. Miss EDITH N. Hadley and
Niss y. y. Minor, New York; Mrs. +.
g. Roberts Mr.. and Mrs William y.
Buchman. Mrs. Helen O'Donnell, Miss
florence L. Holmes and i. L. Guen-
.no1. R,unli.-.