The New York herald., 1922-07-30
First of Seasons
Fetes Champetre
Held at tHopatc0ng
Fine Weather for Much En-
tertaining Marks Week at
New Jersey Lake.

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LAn HosA1coN0. N. j. July -.
ROM every standpoint this week
F has been - nearly perfect as
any one could desire. Fine
weather has been enjoyed by the sum-
mer visitors. Dinners are numerous.
This week saw the first Of the fetes
champetre. A number Of New York
women hero have instituted . series of
open air receptions. enlivened by
band concert taking place every Tues
day afternoon. The nrst Of these was
held this week at the cottage home of
Mira James Lawrence. The women
who received were Miss Lillian Pow
ers. Miss Ethel Foster. Miss Marie
Wallace Miss Gertrude Lawrence, Miss
Jennie Young. Miss Helen Marshall,
MIRA Louis Powers. Mrs. Arthur Fer
guson. Mrs. Kenneth Stewart, Mrs.
Rogers Purdy. Mrs. George Duncan,
Mrs. Henry Thurston. Mrs. Thomas
Hooper, Mrs. Franklin Matthews, Mrs.
Samuel Reynolds and MIRA David
Hayes.
A straw ride to schooley's Mountain
evening was enjoyed by the
young folk. A chicken roast and don
key party also helped to make up the
round OF the pleasure OF the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Everett 7. Tuttle of
New York at their estate. Farmdale.
rave z ball. The dancing was In the
argo boathouse pavilion extending far
,ut over the shore. There were 1875
yuests. many Of whom came from nearby
resorts in coaching and automobiliag
parties.
A Series Of ~Afusicales.
The second series Of musicales was
given by Miss Estelle Trowbridge, Miss
Ruby Hastings, Miss Mabel Richardson
Ind Mrs. Herbert Burton of New York
It sOme Of the summer homes. The
,atronesses for the concerts included
drs. Charles Henderson. Mrs. James Will
'on, Mrs. Herbert Douglas, Mrs. Ray
nond Hollister. Mrs. Samuel Tombkins,
Mrs. Afford Pearce. Mrs. william Kean.
ldrs. Stewart Lambert. Mrs. Henry TIL
ord and Mrs. Wallace Sherman.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Harry Denton Of New
FORK gave = lawn party Wednesday.
uo iaTSo OuuiAuk R8VRAOn &uu UOdI-
iouse was turned Into q dancing pa
,ilion.
Wednesday evening musicale was
yiven by several young ladies Of the
cottage colony at the home of Mr.. and
hrs. Arnold Carpenter Of New York.
Among them were Miss Daisy Wright,
fiss Alice Gleason. Misa Florence Wat
Tins. Miss Hattie Wallace and Miss
louise Kempson.
Miss Florence Knapp Of New York.
me OF the most ardent fisherwomen
here, made another large catch OF eight
black bass Tuesday.
Miss Hazel Perkins OF New York de-
'eated Miss Nellie Barret of Philadel-
phia In rowing contest Tuesday at
ernoon.
During tho week iuncheons were
yiven by Mrs. Harold Jenkins, Mrs. Nor
is Williams. Mrs. Elliott Foster. Mrs.
Norman Hughes, Miss Lillian Wright,
Miss Laura Russell and Mrs. Charles
Powell.
Mr. ana Mrs. James Thornton OF
Brooklyn gave a garden party at Crest
Dale cottage, Thursday afternoon, In
compliment to Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel
Armstrong OF New York.
Mrs. Henry Phillips of New York is
the month Of August at Home
tead, where she Is entertaining many
friends. She sails for Europe in Sep
ember. She gave a musicale on
afternoon, followed by a
Inner OF twenty-five covers on the
arge veranda surrounding the pic
uresque cottage.
Among those who have given coaching |
,arties this week are Mr.. and Mrs. |
Henry Talmage, Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Gar |
'ison. Mr.. and Mrs. John Pease, Mr.. |
Ind Mrs. George Wilson and Mr. and |
Mrs. Nelson Bishop.
The latter part of this month a four
n hand parade will take place, to be |
o1lowed by a dinner and dance at the |
Colony Club The parade will be from |
to Budd's Lake and back, |
! distance Of ten miles.
One OF the attractive affairs Of the |
week was the Japanese tea given by |
frs Howard Shields Of New York at |
er cottage on Friday afternoon for |
hirty-five guests.
Camp Wild Crest, composed Of MEM
ers of the New York Athletic Club and |
,rescent Athletic Club Of Brooklyn. |
,sye dance and dinner at the camp |
n Wednesday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomae Henderson, Mr.. |
nd Mrs. Elliott Fischer. Mr.. and Mrs.