New-York tribune., 1922-04-02
Canoeing Season
A did $ to J oy of
Lakewood Visitors
Anglers W elcomc Trout
Fishing, Which Opened
Yesterday: Weekend
Balls, Impromptu Dances
Special Dispatch to The y,rbnn


LAKEW GOD, April l.--W eek end
balls at the Laurel-int the Pines and the
Laurel House and informal dances and
card partise at the Madison the Mar
ion, the Monterey. and the Florence-in-
thePines to-nigh, were notable for
their gayety.
Outdoor diversions were added to
with the advent OF the spring canoeing
season, and many sportsmcn We're look-
ing forward to trout fishing trips into
the lakes and streams Of Monmouth
County next week. A few Of the resi-
dents were prepared for the opening Of
the season for trout to-day.
Both golf and trapshooting came IN
Tor more than their wonted discussion
through the latter half of the week and
especially at The Country Club during
play OF the week end handicap today
and at The weekly shoot Of the Laurel
House Gun Club. Interest Of the
golfers conferred in the visit during
the week OF links inspection COM
mittee. headed by d. II. McAlpin, ID,
from the Metropolitan Colt Associa-
ton, for the purpose Of studying the
fine points Of the course in connection
with the Forthcoming award Of the
Metropolitan Golf Association for the
| 1922 championship matches. i he clay
pigeon lnarksmcn found their intercs st
>harpened by an announcement that
the gun club was practically assured
the intercollegiate championship shoot
to be staged by five college teams on
Good Friday.
Among those noted on the brjda! path
we're a party comprising Mrs. James 4.
St!,lman. Of New York, Fowler McCor-
mick, of Chicago, and Alexander ard
james Stillman and several Of their
boy friends. Mrs. Stillman returned
from New York or II ednesday for the
remainder Of the season. Baby Guy,
who has been here constantly with his
nurse, has not yet reached the pony
age. Mrs. Stillman is at the Laurel-in-
the-Pines.
Miss Clara E. Spence and party of
young women from her school in New
York rode daily. With her were Miss
! Ruth Baker. Miss c. S. Baker, Miss G.
! N. Stubley and Miss Margaret Spence.
Mrs. Frank II. Presby and Miss Betsy
Presby have registered at the Laurel
House from Montcla;r, y. J., for an
i indefinite visit.
James Kcrney. editor OF The Trcn-
ton Times" and Judge Lynch have
come to Lakewood for several weeks OF
golf They are at the Laurel House
Visitors at the Laurc!in-the Pines
| include Mrs. Z. A. Hills, Mrs. S. B
Snyth, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert A. Bo"ld
Miss Margaret Tjadcr, Mr.. and Mrs
William Ives Washburn, Mr.. and Mrs
A. II. Newhall, MIR. and Mrs. w. E
tor, Mr.. and Mrs. l.. H. Willard, Mr. and
Mrs. L. B. Barbour and 7. Donncl1
Courtney, Of New York.
The Laurel House is entertaining Mr.
and Mrs. Joseph NJ. Evcrard, Mr. ano
Mrs Robert McMarsh, Mr.. and Mrs
j. Luther Bright, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
II. Sears, Mrs. Valerie Bell, Wilbur
Mack, James E. Plunkett, G. Y. Ben.
ton, Captain d. r. O'Bren, Mrs. f. l.
Millen. Mr.. and Mrs. J. f. Shcan, Mrs
A. Taylor Jones and Mrs. R. P. Childs
of New York.
At the Monterey are Mr.. and Mrs
Robert Johnston, Major j. Edward
Baker, Mr.. and Mrs. T. j. ODonovan
Mrs C. V. Curtin, Mr.. and Mrs. H. A
Bruce Robert and Alfred Bruce, Mr.
and Mrs. Barth Cronin and Francis
Garland, of New York.
Florence-in- the Pines is entertaining
Mrs. L. c. Herbert, Mrs. w. A. May.
Ian, Miss Dorette kendis, Miss Martha
Mantell, Mrs. R. 7. Mitchell, of New
York.
At the Madison are Mrs. II. ]. Mil
lard and Robert and Stanley Millarc
ana MRS. Nliilam II. ochll!lnS, OF New
York.
Pennsylvania visitors include Mrs
F. E. Paulson and Miss Ethel Paulson
of Philadelphia, at the Laurelin-the
Pines.
Miss Frances Sappngton, Miss Kate
T. Skirm, Mr.. and Mrs. E. S. Edward
son. Miss Theodore J. Elwell, Of Phila
de'phia, at the Laurel House.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. H. Smallen, of Phila.
delphia, at the Monterey, and Mrs. I
H. Eldridge, Of Philadelphia, at the
Madison.
Among the North Jersey visitors are
Mr.. and Mrs. A. ]. Traul, Mrs. NJ. c