The New York herald., 1921-02-27
Winter Sports
at Lakewood
Patriotic Dances Held On
Washingt0n's Birthday
Arrivals at Resort.

l4AkEWO OOD, y. j., rep. Zb.-On the
wings Of the storm that swept over
Lakewood early this week there came
some Of the real winter sports for which
Lakewood's winter contingents have
been anxiously looking all season. In
place OF the motor cars scores of sleighs
became the popular conveyances and
there was merry round of winter
sports. such as shedding. snow shoeing
and other strenuous doings.
Indoor activities of a social nature
also were made more notable. At the
Country Club there were Informal events
of Importance. Numbered among the
most brilliant events of the year were
the patriotic dances held on Washing
toms Birthday at the Laurel House and
Laurel in the Pines.
An auction party was given at the
Laurel House by Miss Martha ArbucSle
Jamison OF Pittsburgh. whose guests in
cluded many of the resorts most promi-
nent folk. Among the guests were Miss
Sara Compton Mrs Irwin Hance. Mrs.
Archibald d. Davis, Miss Florence Cod
frey, Mrs. James Dawson Gallery, Miss
Baldwin, Miss Agnes Davis and Miss
Ma-ion Young. A luncheon was given at
the Country Club on Thursday by Mrs
Jesse Jones for Miss Booth. The guests
included Miss Florence Godfrey, Mr..
John Baine. DIR. Griffith Thomas, Mrs
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1t was a great holiday time for the
younger set. Two parties Of note were
given for the children. One OF them
was a stag" party which was given by
Mrs William w. Wilcox. Another, in
celebration OF the birthday OF little Miss
Anna Frances Frear, was given by
Anna and her brother, Frederick Will
lam Frear. children OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles IT, Frear. who are at the Laurel
House for the season. The guests were
Jane Kendall, Betty Murphy, Harriet
Ely. Barbara Belt, Polly Hill. Fawan
Washburn, Dorothy Hilbert, Sarah Bu-
chanan. Mary Louise Lindley. Janet
Baldwin Nina Skidmore, Robert
Schmeltzer. Michael Glennon, Robert
Baurman. Elliot Baurman. Teddy Ha-
nan. Cleveland Allen. Shepard Stanley.
James Buchanan, Teddy Potts, Andrew
Murphy, Jr. Albert Eddy. James Kep-
perley. Stanton HILL George Lung.
william Wilcox. Jr., and others
Members of the Laurel House Gun
Club were out on Tuesday for the an
nual Washing gton's Birthday shoot on
the old traps on the Lake Manetta
shore. Charles W. Macdonald. Col
George W. Burleigh and Joseph Rushton
we're here with their guns to help make
fl he.
James Kerney, editor Of the Trenton
Times, who did good American propa-
ganda work in France. will arrive at the
Laurel House next week.
Mrs. Robert Clark Of Boston has re-
turned from Bermuda and Is at the
Laurel el-ln-the-Pines with her sister. Miss
Anna Kimball.
Another Boston party Is at the Laurel
House. including Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel
Kiley and Daniel Kiley, Jr. Mr.. and
Mrs J. T. Mahoney and Miss Margaret
Mahoney. Mr.. and Mrs. John y. Rookie
Teller, Jr.. are at the same hotel again
with their sons. Winthrop and Nelson
Rockefeller.
Mr. and Mrs. James Dawson Gallery
Of Pittsburgh. who are spending the win
ter at the Laurel-in- Pines, had as n
guest here for the holidays Miss Mary
kenna Gallery. They also entertained
Messrs. Richard and T. Stockton Gaines
OF Charleston.
Mrs. Robert Gardiner and family are
at the Laurel House for the month. Col.
and Mrs. George W. Burleigh were at
the same hotel for the holidays. Mr..
William A. Barron of Crawford Note I.
n. H.. who has been there with Mrs.
Barron throughout the season. left lake
wood this week for New York
Mr. Richard w. Houghton. one Of MI
waukee's prominent men. is at tho
Pines, where he is visiting
his daughter, one of the girls OF the
Arden School. Mrs. A b. Fasola OF Sar-
anac Lake and Miss Fasola also are at
tho Pines.
Judge Gustav Hartman Of New York
was here for Washington Birthday.
Mrs. q. W. Mcclellan and son Reed
Mcclellan were at the Laurel-in-the-
! fncs this week.