The New York herald., 1921-04-24
Lakewood Plans
Dance for Golfers
To Be One Of the Social Events
i'm Connection With ANA
teur Tournament.

Special Despatch to THE New YORK HERALD.
LAKEWOOD, April 23.-The near ap-
proach Of the annual golfing tournament
of the Lakewood Country Club which is
to be played over the new eighteen hole
course and in which about fifty Of the
country's foremost amateurs will par
ticipate. has centred the attention OF the
golfing world on Lakewood. The quail
flying rounds will be played on MAJ 5.
On the following days the first match
play rounds will be played In the morn
Ing and the second in the afternoon.
Semi-finals will be played Saturday
morning, May Z, with the final round In
the afternoon. On May 4, preceding the
important tournament, the Stanley
match for players 55 years OF age or
over, will be played.
Incident to the golfing events there
will be social activities both at the
Country Club and at the hotels. The
golfers ball which is to be given at
the Laurei-in-the-Pines Hotel Is ex-
pected to be one of the most interesting
events of the social season. There will
be a number OF luncheons at the Coun-
try Club with social leaders of the re-
sort entertaining and number OF the
cottagers also will celebrate the tourna-
ment week with events OF more or less
formal nature.
The Ocean County Grand Jury gave
dinner as a testimonial to their leader,
Arthur r. Smock or Lakewood. at the
Laurel House on Monday night.
The annual spring dance Of the New
man School was held this afternoon.
The annual sports. gymkhana. of the
Olmsted School will take place next
Saturday.
At the Laurel House Gun Club to-day
the members had house warming. the
occasion being the first OF the spring
shoots on the new traps at Locust
Farm More than fifty members from
Lakewood and other points were on
hand. 1t is the first of the events pre-
lin'nary to the tournament on May IL,
13 and H. The officers of the club in
charge of the May shoot are: J. Luther
Bright. president: Robert d. Farlee.
vice-president; A. J. Murphy. secretary,
and Archibald j. Mcclure. captain.
A group which has been enjoying
the golfing here includes Messrs. Car
roll s. Hawley, Walter n. Batchelder,
Thomas I. Van Antwerp, Arthur l..
Andrews, De Lancy NJ. Ellis and
Frank S. Harris. all of Albany.
House entertained a small circle of
friends at dinner on Wednesday night.
The guests included Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
O. Roe. Mrs Compton. Mr.. and Mrs.
Samuel T. Skdmore and Mr.. Robert u.
Farlec.
DR.. and Mrs c. o. Files and Miss
Nina Files of Portland. Me-. are at
the Laurel-in-th Pines. Mr.. and Mrs.
John j. Chickering, John j. Chickering.
Jr., Miss Margaret Robertson Mr. and
Mrs G.. G. Burgess of Boston also have
been there.
At the Laurel House are Mr.. and Mrs
Arthur P. Baugh. the Misses Polly and
Nina Baugh of Philadelphia, Mrs. Rob-
ert II. Thompson, DR.. Joseph Collins
Mrs. p. Aymar Sands. Mrs. Campbell
Clarke and Mrs. Richard Duane of New
York. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry y. Berry
Messrs. Henry n. Berry. Jr.. Joseph
3. Berry and Miss Caroline @. Clark of
Lynn. Mass Mrs. W. l.. Miller, w. g.
Miller and Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w Frederick
OF Boston Mr.. and Mrs. j. t. Monahan
of Pittsburgh; Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer
Blauvelt and Miss Ann Blauvelt of Ora
dell. ". J.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Lodge of Cleveland
are at the Laurel-in the-Pines visiting
Mr. and Mrs. A. e. Whitney Of Swamps-
colt. Mass. Mr.. and Mrs J. p. Stock
ton of New York. Mr.. and Mrs. Ben
jamin c. Allen, Miss Mildred Allen of
Chicago, Mr. and Mrs. Gaylord Lee
Clark of Baltimore; Mr.. and Mrs. John
G.. r'leck of Bala, Pa. are also there.