The New York herald., 1921-01-16
Lakewood Society
Turns to Cooking
Prominent Women Devote
Spare Time to Preparing
Good Things to Eat.

LAKEWOOD, n. j.. Jan. l5.-Remin-
iscent Of the war days when so many
of Lakewood's prominent society folk
served in various fields of war work
has come a series OF meetings at which
the fashionable folk are giving much at
tention to the science of cooking. Sur
prisingly large numbers OF women
have enrolled and the course is a
pleasant one because of the practical
work in the preparation of good things
to eat as well as the study work. Mrs.
Helen de Peyster Lung organized the
movement and others who are devoting
much time to il are Mrs. Tunls G. Ber-
gen. Miss Sophie Downer. Miss Florence
Godfrey. Miss Sara r. Compton and
Mrs. Irwin II. Hance.
Interest is keen in the musicale next
Saturday at the Laurel House to be
given by the girls of the Arden School
Invitations have been issued to a large
list of we'll known cottage and hotel folk.
Cottagers were present in large num-
bers at the balls given tonight at both
the Laurel in the Pines and the Laurel
House. The first really important events
since the close OF the holidays. these
affairs were popularity acclaimed by the
social set.
ment this winter. having enjoyed few in
terruptions due to inclement weather.
Continued work on the new is hole
course of the Country Club is rapidly
shaping II into one of the countrys
finest courses. And just now plans are
being talked of for a notable tourna-
ment some time in the spring. II il is
held it will be n real inaugural event
and hundreds of the East's players will
be invited TO play the new course. S.
p. Randolph won the weekly handicap
event this week. William Hill of Dun
woodie played the course this week and
"A party of Trentonians came here with
Robert c. Maxwell The party included
State Comptroller Newton A. X. Bugbee,
William Scammell William Kelly and
others. Almon C. Judd of Waterbury
has played the course this week. as
has A. r. Nordvall of Stockholm who
is at the Laurel House. J. G. Parrish,
Jr w +. Haskell and w. A. Barron are
others who have been playing.
Skating and snow sports have been
denied the outdoor enthusiasts here be-
cause of the spring like wea ther which
has prevailed Throughout the winter for
the most part. There Is promise how
ever. of some sport along these lines.
r. S. Worthing'on of BuciIwood Inn.
week to see Old friends while en- route
TO the lower Barnegat Bay shooting
grounds. He was on his second ducling
trip and was accompanied by Harold
Henry of Newark
Most of the sojourners here are WON
dering just what kind of a surprise pack
age is in store for them when the
Comedy Club puts on a performance at
the Laurel House for the benefit of the
Lakewood Hospital. 1t Is to take place
early in February. but the details of
the entertainment are being zealously
guarded
New England has been well repre-
sented at the hotels this week. Mr. and
Mrs Almon c. Judd OF Waterbury have
been here. as have Mr.. and Mrs. S.
Simpson. They have all been at the
Laurel House
Mrs. Edward r. Stettinius of New
York has as her guest at the Laurel-in-
the-Pines Miss Betty johnson of Rich
mond.
Miss Florence Godfrey entertained at
bridge and dinner on Tuesday night for
Miss Sophie Downer The party was
held at the Laurel House
Mrs. Bernard NJ. Stanley. with Miss
Regina Stanley OF Newark, are at the
Observation-Disclosures Mrs. ]. Luther
bilent. VINO mas suite at the Laurel
House, has been enterta lining her
brother. DR.. Z. l.. II. McGinnis
While Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse ID. Jones
are enjoying several weeks in travel
Mrs. Hamilton and Miss Hamilton will
occupy their home.
Mrs. Mayo, wife of Commander G. G..
Mayo. Y. S. N, has been here at the
Laurel House this week as the guest
of Mr. and Mrs Frank Tilford.
Frank J. Radel came down to the
Laurel House this week as the guest
of Mrs. Raders father and mother, Mr..
and Mrs. Joseph NJ. Byrne of Newark.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel NJ. Dorrance of
New York are at the Laurel-in- the
Pines Mr.. and Mrs. c. E. Morgan Sd
are also there.