New-York tribune., 1921-05-01
OF I tournament
. Lead Events of
eek at Lakewood
Brilliant Ball at LAUREL
il,-the. Pines TO Bo Held
III Connection With Am
atcur Invitation Games

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LAKEWOOD, April 80. - With the
opening Thursday Of the invitation
amateur GOLF tournament to be held
here the Lakewood Country Club will
eater upon period Of activity which
u expected to surpass any In the or
eanixation's history. Trophies will be
awarded the winners Ia each group,
tie Lakewood Country Club Cup going
a The iirst sixteen. Mctedeconk Cup
q ~ second. Carasaljo Cup to tho
third and the Manetta Cup to tho
fourth.
On Wednesday, just preceding the
spring tournament. tho Stanley cup
match, one Of golf's best known events,
for players fifty-five years old or more,
will Be played.
The Lakewood Country Club viii bs
tho scene Of no little social activity
during the tournament. Teas, dances
and luncheons have been arranged.
and while important in themselves are
but incidents that help make up gay
week. 1t is the golf ball, always an
event Of much brilliance, that Is at
tracing the greatest attention. This
Il to be held at the Laural-in-the-
Pines. Another event will be the
apple blossom dance at the Laurel
House.
Members of ST.. Anthony's Club, Of
New York, were here this week end
for their annual play over the Lake
wood Country Club course They, made
their headquarters ut the Laurel
House. The Carteret Club, of Jersey
City, was represented earlier in the
week by ninety-three members, with
the Laurcl-in- the Pines as their head
quarters.
officials of the Royal Arcanum at
tended the annual gathering of the
New Jersey lodge, which took place
here this week. Both the Laurel
House and the Laurel-in-the-Pines en-
tertained large delegations.
While the sporting world is focusing
its interest on various events, society
folk are finding much to occupy their
time in the round of diversions Incl
dental to the late spring season. No
longer is there any uncertainty about
the late season, and from now on nots
able calendar of social activities will
be the rule.
usual spring stay at his Lakewood es-
tate, and is seen almost daily on his
private golf course.
Mr.. and Mrs. William H. Judd and
Miss Gray, of Stamford, Conn, are at
the Laurel House.
Mr. and Mrs. William Koester and
the Misses Dorothy and Mildred Koes-
ter. of Newark, and Mrs. Samuel Adams
and Miss Ruth Adams, of Jersey City,
are at Laurel House.
Mrs. F, A. 'Cundill and Miss Cundill,
Of Staten Island; Miss Rathwell and
MISS Gillian, of Montreal, and L. d.
Palmer, of Ottawa, make up party at
the Laurel-in- the Pines.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Aspinwall end
Lieutenant Colonel and Mrs. III. W.
Wagner, of Newburgh, N. Y, are at the
Laurel-in-the-P Pines.
Mrs. Robert Rogers and MIS-. May
Conkain, Of Brooklyn, ere at the Laurel
House.
Mr.. aHd Mrs. John T. Underwood, of
Brooklyn, are At the Laurel-in-the-
Pines.
Mr.. and Mrs. E, A. Fetch and Mrs. j.
Harvey Bell, of Workers, are at the
Laureiin the-Pines.
Philadelphia is represented at the
l-aurel-in the Pines by Mr.. and Mrs. H.
y. Lincoln ard Mrs. T. H. Hummell.
Mrs Mary F.. Lowell, of Jenkintown,
also is there.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. G. McCulluch and
MI and Mrs. A. z. Vondermull, of
Montclair, are at the Laurel House
Ridgewood, are also among the New
jersey folk there