New-York tribune., 1922-01-29
Lakewood COLONY
In Joyous Round
Of Outdoor Life
Resort Resembles Scene of
Great Ice Carnival; Sl>al-
ing. Golf Hold Interest;
Social End Not Neglected
Special Dispatch to The Tribune


LAKEWOOD, Jan. %. A iovous
round OF outdoor sports with the finest
skating which has been cniovcd here
IN many years as the principal feature
kept Lakcwood's great vacation throuc
engaged during the week. On both
Lake Carssaljo and Lake Manctta
thousands enjoyed the unprecedented
season OF outdoor activity, and for a
week Lakewood has .rcsembled the
scene of a mammoth ice carnival. At
night huge log fires light up the frozen
surfaces. On certain sections of tho
lake ice courts have been marked Of
for hockey. and spirited play is wit
messed every day.
Golf, too, has contributed to the out
door activity and the oirlltecn-holr
course Of the Country Club has been
dotted every day during the invicorat-
ing weather of the last week. Tic
Weekend tournament to-day attracted
one of the largest groups of PLAYERS
seen here this year. The trophies
which are being offered every week IA
these tournaments have stimulated in
terest The Llncoln's Birthday tourn:.
ment is expected to prove a red letter
event and entries arc already being
received.
Brilliant balls. teas and card parties
have been the order Of the social pro
gram and there Is every indication
that the merry whirl Of activity will
be continued through the Forthcoming g
week.
Mrs A. 9. Poillon, one Of Lakewood S
most prominent women, gave a birth
day dinner at the Laurel House TO-
Uh al 1oI h.
Mrs E. P. Hyde, Of Baltimore; Mrs.
G. B. Hotchkss, Miss NJ. B. Graham
and Miss Nettic Graham, of New York
and Miss Poilon
Mr. and Mrs. A. j. Drcxcl Bdd1c ir.
Of New York, arc at the Lauro-in- The
Pines for long stay. They are en-
tertai,ning Miss Margaret OFT, also of
New York
Mr.. and Mrs. b NJ. Stanley, of New
where they will spend some time.
The Rev. Thomas Scanlon, of Glen
Cove, also is there.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. S. Jerome and Miss
Jerome, of Orange, Conn. are at the
Laurel-in-t Pines and have been en-
tertaininc B. B. Woodford, of New
Haven. Mr.. and Mrs. Z. ". Long
and Miss Kathryn Long, of New York,
are at the same hotel. Edward Nee
nan, of New York, spent the week
end there with his sister, Miss Angela
Meenan. who is a season guest
Mrs. W. ". Mcmahon and Miss Nc
Mahon, Of New York, Joined the guests
at the Laurel House this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. McVitty and Miss
mcVitty, of Rryn Mawr arc at tho
Laurel-int the- Pines. Others from the
Philadelphia district who arc registered
there included Mr.. and Mrs. William
A. Sullivan; Mrs. +. r. Packard and
Miss Elizabeth Packard, and T.. NJ.
Campbell.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles p. Pope, Of
New York, are at the Laurel House and
Mrs. A. P. Holbrook Of San Francisco,
is another arrival there. Others regis
tering there included Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred W. Lee. 0. ". Wells, w. W.
Wells. of New York; Mrs. Heury 3.
Thomas; South Orange; MIR. and Nrs.
Albert F. Morgan. Mr.. and Mrs T. J.
Nugent, William W. Clark, and Miss
Julia A. Martin, of Brooklyn.
Other arrivals at The Laureli in-the-
Pines are Mrs. George Motfett, Miss
Miles Carpenter, Miss Ferguson, Mrs.
Sydney Wilcox, Mrs. Fl. ?. Fotteran.
X and Mrs. c. W. Wildr'ck, George
" Randall. Mrs. r.. V. Custer and Miss
]. Valentine, of New York: Mrs. John
Morgan and Miss Sarah Morgan, of
Bayport.
At the Virginia are Mr. and Mrs.
I. P. Instine; Mrs. G. Schneidecker and
the Misses Mccarthy, Mrs. A. J. Cas-
seday. Mr.. and Mrs. Z. Ford. Miss Mary
C. Wilson, Miss Molly Comfy. Miss
Grace Rooney and the Misses McG;nn.
of New York: Miss Florence F.. Pagan,
Miss Adelaide Brusner, Mrs. Mary e.
O'Donnell. Mrs. Paul A. Nelson. Mrs
William Morgenthaler V. $. Burrell
and Miss Carolyn NJ. Ramona, of