New-York tribune., 1921-10-30
Lakewood COLONY
To Stage Many Gay
Halloween Parties
Series Inappropriate Events
Started Saturday; Big
Jack O. Lantern Ball To Be
Given Monday Evening
Special Dispatch to The Tribune

LAKEWOOD, Oct. ga gay series
of affairs appropriate to the Halloween
season will interest society folk here
over the weekend and next week.
There is to be brilliant jack o'-lantern
ball on Monday at the Laurel House
and tonight at the home of Mrs de
Steubner number of kiddies enjoyed
regular Halloween party. The juven-
lies were all in fancy dress and rev.
elled merrily through the big house.
which was decorated with witches,
black cats, pumpkins and other things
IN keeping with the celebrated day.
The Harvest Week tournament, which
is being played this weekend over the
Country Club course, has attracted a
large field of players. More than forty
are participating. The regular week
end tournament group had their num-
bers augmented by many who came
down to-day from the cities to play in
the event. The indications are that the
Thanksgiving tournament, one of the
most important three-day events
played in the metropolitan district, will
bring notables here from all nearby
cities and clubs. Winter rules are in
effect at several holes.
Cottagers. returning from their
mountain tours and their summer
homes, are opening their homes here in
numbers. Practically the entire col
ony is here Mr.. and Mrs. James j
Deegan, whc have arrived here, have
made extensive improvem in the
Seymour house, which they recently
purchased, and have greatly improved
the landscaping on the extensive
grounds: Mr.. and Mrs. Charles H. Ham
| llton arrived this week at Hamilton
House and Miss Helen Parish, who has
just closed her home at Lenox, also is
numbered among the arriving cottag-
ers. Her home is on the Lake Drive.
Mrs. James E. Wood, of Cambridge
Mass, who was en- route to her home
IN the South, was here for awhile as
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Ebert F
BALDWIN, who gave luncheon for heI
at the Laurel House
Mr.. and Mrs. George A. Daggett. of
Brookline, Mass, are here, making
their headquarters at the Laurel
House. Mrs. w. E. Hodgson and Miss
Hodgson, of Brooklyn, also joined the
late fall sojourners during the week
and will remain for some time. Miss
Hodgson is ose of the most talented
of the younger set and has been well
coined by large circle of friends.
Mrs. A. c. Poillon and Miss Mary
NtAiHii, Iva many years PROMINENT 1T
the social activities here, returned tc
Lakewood this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leland Sterry and Lee
land Sterry jr. are at Laurel House for
a months stay, prior to their departure
for the South. Mrs. Walter Murphy
and Miss Ethel Joan Murphy, of New
York, are also there, as are Mr. anc
Mrs. George H. Newton, Of the Prince
George Hotel.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard B. Newns ano
Mr.. and Mrs. W. Harty, of New YorA
were among the enthusiastic golfers
seen on the Country Club course this
week
Following his return on the Cedri.
last Monday, Arthur Pack, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Lathrop Pack, is al
Lathrop Hall for few weeks. Mr.
Pack spent severa! months in Germany
and France making a survey of the
forestation work and requirement.
there. Mrs. Charles Lathrop Pack
who has been visiting in Cleveland
has returned to Lathrop Hail.
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Robertson and
the Misses Elinor and Jessie Robertson
of Bayonne, are at Laurel House fol-
an extended stay.