New-York tribune., 1921-12-11
Society at the Capital-News of the Resorts

A. ]. Murphy, the manager. The trip
is to be made from Newark by special
train over the New Jersey Central
road. At Forked River the game propa-
cation preserves will be inspected.
The last Of Lakewood's hotels opened
their doors for the season this week.
Among them was the Lakewood Hotel,
one of the largest here. With the near
approach of the Yuletide the more
brilliant affairs at the hotels are be-
ing resumed. Tonight brilliant ball
was held at the Laurel House. Social
leaders are planning for the important
formal events which are to feature
the holidays, and it is expected that
they will be more numerous and Of
gayer nature than any in the last sew
eral years. The community Christmas
tree will again fash it's message of
Christmas cheer from the public square
this Christmas.
Following a ten-day sojourn at the
Laurel -in-the- Pines, Mrs. ". K. Wander
bilt has returned to New York. Mr..
and Mrs. c. H. Seymour, of New York,
one of the numerous honeymooning
couples here this week, are also at the
hotel.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nathan Clifford Brown,
Of Portland, Me-, have arrived at the
Laurel House for their winter stay.
Miss NJ. S. Merritt, of New York, is
there also as the guest of her uncle,
w. E. Miner, of New York.
Many New York Persons
Are Among the Visitors
Mr.. and Mrs. G. H. Fuchs, of East
Orange, are among the most recent ar
rivals at the Madison. Mrs. Robert H.
Conover, of Trenton, and Mr.. and Mrs.
William Fl. Schilling, of New York. are
also there.
Captain o. P. Jackson, of the navy,
and Mrs. Jackson are at the Laurel
House for an extended stay as the
guests of Mrs. Jackson's mother, Mrs.
Wilson Godfrey. Miss Julia Morrison,
of Saratoga, has joined the winter set
there.
Sojourners at the urel-in-the- Pines
were given college entertainment this
versity men, who were here as guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. F. E. Knapp, of New
York. The boys are members of the
| varsity musical clubs and played "col-
lege jazz" for the dancing on one oc-
casion. They are Gordon Knapp, Wal
ter P. Nichols, G. S. Butts, John W
Bowman and E. W. Darling.
Mrs. r. M. Longman, of Brooklyn
and Mrs. A. Martinez, of Great Necla
are at the Laurel house IhlS mouse
has been popular with golfers this
week, too, among those registering be,
ing w. E. Tuttle and A. D. Tuttle, West
field, N. j.; Mr. and Mrs. NJ NJ Aiker
and Mr.. and Mrs. J. E. Damn, Brooklyn
and Arthur E. Lane, Mount Vernon
N. Y.
Miss Bertha Shivers, of New York
is at the Laurel-in-the-Pines Other
there include Mrs. W. 7. Colyer, Mrs
E. P. Lawson and Miss Jeanne Lawson
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert A. Bould, Mrs
Julius MarQusee, Miss Edna Marqusee
Miss S. Burgeson, New York: Mrs
Stedma Bent, Miss Georgette Bent
Miss Jeanne Bent, Overlook, Pa: Mis-
Josephine Connolly and Daniel j. Con
molly, Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Kershaw
Philadelphia; Mr.. and Mrs. c. H. Tol
son, Cambridge, Md; Mr.. and Mrs
Walter Lytton, Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. P. O'Connor. of Ney
York, are at the Laurel House, an
other arrivals there include Mr.. an
Mrs. Frank Hugh, Robert G. Morris
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Ryle, Robert "
Ryle, New York.
At the Virginia are D. F. Knoblocl
Mrs. Mary V. Callahan, Mrs. Margare
B. Howell, Miss M. L. Nolan and Nj
. and Mrs. j. Delaney, New York.