The New York herald., 1921-05-08
Dances for Golfers
Held at Lakewood
Farewell Ball to BE Given. at
Laurel-in- the-Pines Next
Saturday.

Special Despatch 10 TIM NEW York HERALD.
LAKEWOOD, May 7.-Golf tournament
week, together with the fact that the
/ Lakewood season Is nearing its end.
! brought hundreds OF persons TO the re-
4 sort this week and there was a notable
revival OF social events at the hotels
\ and In private homes.
! The annual spring invitation golf
| tournament Of the Lakewood Country
| Club, a three day event which was
completed to-day, was participated in
by more than fifty of the best players
in the country, many of them playing
the new eighteen hole course for the
first time.
The three day event was preceded on
Wednesday BY the competition for the
Shanley trophy, offered for the winner
in field of players of 50 years old or
more, one OF the East's golfing clas-
sizes, and which was revived this year
by J. T. Stanley Jr. winter resident
here.
The Country Club was the scene of
numerous luncheons. teas and card
parties. Brilliant dances for the golf
ers were held at both the Laurel House
and the Laurel-in the-Pines, and the
folk from the cottage colony helped to
make them successes.
The fifth annual registered trap
shooting tournament of the Laurel
House Gun Club will be held next week.
1t is to be a three day event. the COM
petition opening on Thursday and con-
tinuing until Saturday afternoon. A
$500 prize is to be awarded the winner
of the Lakewood handicap and there
will be other awards One of the most
important offerings is the Lakewood
Cup, a new trophy valued at s400. which
Is being put into competition for the
first time this year and which Will be-
come the property OF the first amateur
scoring three annual high scores DUR
Ing the Lakewood shoot, the scores of
the entire 400 birds to be counted.
The farewell ball which is to be given
next Saturday night at the Laurel-in-
| the-Pnes will be one Of the most color
full events Of the year. The hotel is to
close for the season on May 16. The
Laurel House probably will extend it's
season somewhat beyond Juse ] this
year. and many of the cottage folk are
planning to remain here until the OPEN
/ ing OF the various seashore and noun
Il tain hotels.
i Col and Mrs. George NJ Burleigh OF
New York are at the Laurel House.
Others there include Mr.. clifford Hemp
hill. Mr.. and Mrs G, NJ. CullSin. the
Misses Mary, Marjorie and Helen CullSin,
Mrs. Harvey ID. Gibson OF New York,
y. NJ. Shanley, Jr., Of Newark, Mr. and
Mrs. W. f. Davis and Mr. and Mrs
c. M. Van Akin OF Maplewood and Mr.
and Mrs. M II. Nickerson of Boston.
At Laurel-in-t the-Pines are Mrs
Gallatin Welsh Of Philadelphia, Mr.. and
Mrs. Edward w. Forrest and Francis
w. Clinton, Mr.. and Mrs Bayard Holmes
Of New York. Mr.. and Mrs. Don Nor
ton, Frederick NJ Morton and Charles
Goldsborough Of Baltimore. Mr. and
Mrs G. y. Waterman and the Misses
Alice and Elizabeth Waterman Of Mont.
clair. Mr. and Mrs. al +. Waterman o.
Providence. Mr.. ana Mrs y. y. Brancl
Of Newark and Mr.. and Mrs. W. ID
Sargent OF Brooklyn
Miss Helen Clayton and Miss Della
Mcguire or New York are at the
Florcnce-i in-the- Pines
Mr. and Mrs. y. s. Cummings o.
Stamford. Conn Mr.. and Mrs. J. j
Shinn OF Washington ana Miss Myrtle
M. Patch Of Youngstown, Ohio, are a.
Bartlett Inn.