New-York tribune., 1922-03-12
Lakewood Tourney
Again Is First i'm
metropolitan Play
May A, 5 and 6 Chosen for
Annual Spring Event on
New l8-Hole Goif Course:
CUnners Out i'm Force
Special Dispatch to The Tribune

DO)p AN' pnoiCn Il.--lLlkc-
woods annual spring tournament is to
start off the Metropolitan golfng sched-
ule again this year. May a, S and
nave been set q S the dates for the local
tourney, and it is expected that the
neid OF participants will be large. The
new l8-hole course was hardly com
pieted at the time Of last year s tourna-
ment' but the past year has worked
wonders in the conditioning of the
INKS, now regarded as among the finest
IN the East. Additional improvements
are beng made to make it still moro
attractive golfng center.
1oifcrs were out in legion to -dav for
tue oo-hole handicap tournament which
was started this morning. Thirty-six
noics are being played this week, be-
cause the weather made it impossible to
play last weeks usual weekend event
ihere VIII be number of other i'm
portant tournaments on the Country
OIup course prior to the big spring
event which opens May d.
Inc return of good weather this weel,
Popularlzed the events at the Laurel
mouse Gun Club and to-day's trophy
event called out large group of gun
hers' The spring drive is under wav
now and trapshooting is to be an i'm
porlant feature of every weeks outdoor
program for the remainder of the sea-
son. The big April tournament is hc-
ing Planned now and the indications
are that the Lakewood shoot. of late
years one of the most popularlv al.
,chded of the big national matches. will
DE better than ever
Events OF the indoors suffered hut
;r''le because OF the increased activity
IN outdoor doings this week. Althoueh
most OF the social events were of an
''hlormal nature they were none the
less interesting TO the large crowds of
hotel and cottage folk WHO are "ls bere "a
.lo-nlght at the Laurel-in-the pines
the mid March ball proved one of the
seasons delightful affairs and similar
events Will mark the coming week in
several Of the cottages and hotels. A
| concert, to be given by the Princeton
University Musical Clubs next Fridav
night will be one of the interesting .
numbers on the calendar OF forthcom,
ing events.
Nathan Straus was among the well
known Lakewood visitors this week
lie tarried here long enough to make
| contribution of $4,000 to the Jewish
Relief Campaign
l. Clifton jenkins, OF Pittsburgh
registered at the Laurel House this
week, joining his mother who had beer
shere sometime: Mrs. Anson After
bury, OF New York, is also numbered
among the arrivals at that hotel,
Mr.. and Mrs. Julien St. C. Shackno
of New York, motored from Gotham tt
Lakewood this week and are stoppins
at the Laurel-in the Pines. Mr.. ant
Mrs. W. II. Brodic, Miss Adele Brodie
Mlss Viola Brodie and Miss A. Wester
veit, OF East Orange, make up anothe
party enjoying sojourn at that hotel
New England folk have registered il
large numbers at the local hotels dur
ing the past week Mr.. and Mrs. vii
liam c. Hawley, of Bridgeport, Conn
are at the Laurel House, as is Mrs
Albert K. Carroll, Of Brookline, Mass
At the Laurel-inthe Pines the New
England visitors include Mr.. and Mrs
d. A. Anthony, of New Bedford Mass.
and Mrs. Harry Carlow, of Taunton
and Mrs. William e; Hall, Of Green
wich. Conn. Mrs. I. E. Palmer, o1
Middletown, Conn, is also there. Mr.
and Mrs George C. Penhallow. OF
Stratford, Conn, are among the most
recent arrivals and are located at the
Laurel House.
Mrs. George Rurmiston, of Summit
is enjoying a sojourn at the Laurel-in.
the-Pines. Others there include Mrs
L. L. Fuchs and Mrs. G. A. Glynn, MI
and Mrs. Irving E. Burdck, Mrs
Charles S. Haight and Miss Harriet
Haight, Mrs. Paul Morton and Mr.. ant
Mrs. Anthony Palermo, of New York
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry C. Turner ane
James L. Turner, Mr.. and Mrs. T. L
Prentiss, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank II
Kochler and Miss Alice Wade Mul
hern, Of Brooklyn; Mrs. Arthur Wen
dali, Railway.
Mrs. Charles Brady and Miss Agne!
Kelly, of New York, are at the Laure
House. Others who have arrived
there during the last few days are Mrs
John G. Elliott and Miss Alice Elliott
of London; Miss Ella A. Boyer, Mt
+ Vernon; Mrs. A. I. Trowbridge an'
L Mrs. Z. L. Tufts, Mr.. and Mrs. Rice R