The New York herald., 1922-09-17
Much Entertaining
Near Seasons End
at Lake Hopatcong
Harvest Dances and Closing
Ball at Yacht Club Fea-
lures of Week.

Special Dispatch to THE NEW York HERALD
LAKE HoPATcoNG, y. J., Sept. 16.-
Hopatcong's season is now regarded
as on the wane but the cottagers VIII
enjoy themselves for several weeks TO
come. There is no cessation in the
number of auto parties that are visiting
here, and there have been so many OF
them that Notwithstanding the fact that
there are more and better accommoda-
tions than ever before. there has been
considerable trouble in obtaining room.
A dinner party given by Mr.. and Mrs.
Wallace Hastings Of Brooklyn was
pleasant diversion Wednesday evening.
Tables were set upon the lawn on the
bluff overlooking the lake.
Commodore and Mrs. William Mat
thews of New York, who have recently
returned from European tour, are
spending the autumn months at their
cottage Villa Crest. Among their
guests this week were Mr.. and Mrs.
Louis Marshall, Mr. and Mrs. Herbert
Williamson. Mrs. George webster anu
Miss Jennie Pratt.
Under the patronage of Mrs. William
Larkin. Mrs. George Henderson, Mrs.
Walter Kempsom, Mrs. Arthur Young
Mrs. William Hollister, Mrs. Elliott
Foster and Mrs. Raymond Tuttle VIII
give a song recital next Wednesday IN
the Colony Club ballroom.
A pleasant launch party was arranged
by Mrs. Elmer Hooper of New York on
Wednesday night. Leaving the Casino
dock. the Water Witch carried the party
to Nolans Point. where supper was
served Those present were Mrs. Lilli-
an Lockwood, Miss Helen Foster. Mrs
James Graham, Mrs. John Garrison.
Mrs Henry Stokes, Mrs. Wilton Hayes
and Mrs. Josephine Heller.
! A brilliant social feature of the week
and the season was the german Among
the participants were Mr.. and Mrs rem
ton Marshall. Mr.. and Mrs. James Duffy.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Larkin, Mr.. and
Mns Morris Pierson. Mr.. and Mrs.
Arthur Wilson Mrs. Kenneth Wright.
Mrs Louis Potter. Mrs. Joseph Bart
left Miss Josephine Russell. MISS
| Daisy Foster, Clarence Thorpe, Judson
THOMPSON, Alexander Sutton and FRANK
Shipman.
The barn dance given by Mr.. and
Mrs Howard Fischer Of New YORK at
their estate, Pine cliff. on Ihursday
night. was among the chief events OF
the week.
MANY New Workers summering mere
| and members of .he Lake Hopatcons
Yacht Club had merry time at tuc
| closing dance and entertainment OF the
club season last Saturday night. Inc
club house was filled to Its capacity
with invited guests, who came from all
parts of the lake and nearby resorts
Among some of the guests were Mr. and
Mrs. Stanley H. Webster, Mr. and Mrs.
Roscoe c.. Hubert, Mr.. and Mrs. VIII
| lam A. Lord. Mr.. and Mrs. William ).
Bisselle. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry j. Far
leigh Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Il. Hegeman
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Derby, Mr.. and
| Frederick w. Wenworth. Mr.. and Mrs.
Carlton Baker. Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
Wallenberg. MIR. and Mrs. Harry I.
Walker. Harry Walker. Jr.: DR.. and
! Mrs. Wallace T. Van Wrinkle. DIR. ami
Mrs. George A. Van Wagemen. MIR. and
! Mrs Marmaduke r. Yawger Mr.. and
Mrs. Dewey G. Smith, Mr.. and Mrs. I.
Elliot Tolson and Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Shipman.
Also Mr.. and Mrs. George y. Seger.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard II. Voorhis, Mr..
and Mrs. w. Carry Stoddard. Mr.. and
Mrs Landon Smith. Mr.. and Mrs. J.
Frederick Runyon. Clifford r. Ship
man. Louis Schwab. Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles r. Rosevear. Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles r. Richards. Eugene Richards
and Theodore Rosmore.
Also MIR. and Mrs. Hamilton Peltz.
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis c. Parker Mr.. and
Mrs. Harrys Ketcham. Mr.. and Mrs.
Hudson Maxim, Russell Petit, Mar
shall Williams. Mr.. and Mrs Harry y.
Northrop, Jr.; Mr. and Mrs. Peter Nor
throp. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Newberry.
DR.. and Mrs. Clifford Mills. Mr.. and
Mrs. Edward b. Meyer. Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Mason. Edward Mauer, Wal
ter Malowan. Mr.. and Mrs. w. X. Me-
Lean, Mr.. and Mrs. William w. Nc
Collum. Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Merseis.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold w. Updile, Mr..