The New York herald., 1922-09-24
Summer Actipity
Still Continuing
atLake Hopatcong
Entertainments of All Sorts
for Cottagers Lingering Into
Autumn at Jersey Resort.

Special Dispatch to THE New YORK HERALD.
LAKE HoPATcoNG, n. j.. Sept 3D.
Events have crowded one upon the other
this week and so far there seems to be
no abatement of the summer festivities.
Many people are now here from the
seashore resorts. They have come at
most auspicious time. for the brilliant
foliage on the mountains which encircle
the lake in another week will be in the
height OF their glory.
Mrs. James Wilson OF New York. who
is an enthusiastic golf player. enter
tained many lovers of the Scotch game
at golf dinner on Tuesday evening.
Among those present were Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Hollister, Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
German Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Drake,
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Robinson, Mr.. and
Mrs. James Logan, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Thayer, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Gillespie,
Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Wright and Mr..
and Mrs Frederick Parkinson.
Wednesday Mrs. William Ballard OF
New York, one of the prominent social
luncheon prior to her departure for Eu-
rope to thirty guests.
Lake Breeze, the summer cottage OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Burton Holcomb
of New York, was the center of social
interest Tuesday evening, the occasion
being an elaborate musicale. II was
preceded by a dinner. at which there
were twenty-five guests.
Mrs. William Bailey of Brooklyn, an
enthusiastic golf player. has donated
cup for the golf tournament next week
on their nine hole course. 1t will be an
invitation handicap and there will be
thirty contestants. The tournament VIII
be exclusively for women, including Mrs.
Louise Thurston. Mrs. Howard Eliiott,
Mrs. James Graham, Mrs. Henry star
ford, Mrs. Kenneth Wilson, Mrs. Arthur
Lawrence, Miss Lillian Pierce, MISS
Florence Powers, Mrs. Arnold Thomp-
son, Mrs. wallace Kennedy. Miss Alice
Kempson. Miss Jennie Marshall, Mrs.
Willard. Hawkins Hoffman. Mrs. Dudley
Tilford, Mrs. William Farrell, Miss
Daisv Perkins, Mrs. George Wright. Mrs.
Thomas Holmes, Mrs. Henry Morrison,
Mrs. Frank Talmage. Mrs Bradley
Hooper Mrs. Alexander Parsons, Mrs.
Henry Barrett and Mrs. Douglas Har-
rington.
Mrs. Marshall Kennedy of New YORK
has sent out invitations for musicaie
thursday night, for which elaborate
preparations are being made.
In tne party Of guests who were en-
tertained on a coaching trip TO Der,
nardsville Tuesday, given py MT. any
Mrs. Charles Holmes, were MIR. ana
Mrs George Henderson, Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert X. Hughes, Mr.. and Mrs. Rus-
| sell Watrous, Mr.. and Mrs Raymond
| Carter and Mrs. Clifford Sherman.
Tennis is now rival to golf IN pop
uarity, and the courts are daily crowd
ed with enthusiastic votaries OF lne
sport Miss Helen Spencer, Mrs. NIL,
dred Spaulding, Mrs. Wilton Hinparu
and Mrs Edward Soule are seen almost
daily in practice or competition on the
courts.
At the Chinese and Japanese cotillion
on Tuesday night at the cottage of Mr..
and Mrs Donald Packard of New York;
| a costume promenade through the cor
ridors of the cottage was source OF
| amusement.
One of the deHgnt1ul events ol INC
week was the musicale and dramatic
entertainment given at the cottage oil
Mr.. and Mrs. Langdon Burnett on last
Thursday afternoon.
on Friday evening Mr.. and Mrs.
Graham Brewer of Brooklyn gave q
bali at their estate. Green Point. The
dancing was in the large pavilion ex-
tending over the lake shore. adjoining
the mansion.
There has been much entertaining this
week, and among the hostesses who
\ have contributed to the pleasure of the
cottagers by dinner and coaching par
ties were Mrs. Henry Sawyer. Mrs
Russell Matthews. Mrs. Alfred Perkins.
Mrs. James Willard. Mrs. frederick
Powers. Mrs. Paul Wilcox, Mrs. Morris
Douglas, Mrs. James Patterson, Mrs.
Carlton Baker Mrs. Wallace Bennett
and Mrs Edward Simpson.
a number of fishing parties have been
out in River Styx this week, making
large catches of striped bass. Among
the anglers were Mr.. and Mrs. James
Livingston, Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Prat,
Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Henderson and
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