New-York tribune., 1922-02-26
Lakewood COLONY
Has Lively Week
OF Holiday Events
Golf, Hiking and Riding
Play Important Part in
Program Filled With
Affairs of Social Nature
Special Dispatch to The 7yibuac

Affairs of a Social Nature
Spectdt Dispatch to The Tyibune
LAKEWOOD, N. j., Feb. 25.-Celebra-
ton of Washington's Birthday in the
hotels, clubs and private homes at
Lakewood left little more to be desired.
The holidays had brought an unprcce-
dented crowd to the resort to engage in
what was one of the most notable weeks
IN the history of the place.
Patriotic balls, for which the ball
room decorations we're carried out in
the national colors, were featured at
ooth the Laurel House and the Laurel
in-the- Pines, where tho fashionable
lo'k OF the cottage colony Joined with
tne MOTEL patrons in making these holi-
DAY events brilliant and colorful.
And now with these events behind
them social folk are awaiting with cx-
pectancy the gala ball and bridge party
which IS to be given next Saturday
night for the benefit of the district
nurse movement. 1t is to take place at.
the Laurel House and it is believed
that fifty tables will be occupied at
cards. Beautiful decorations will be
evidenced in the mammoth ballroom If
the hotel. This is one of the charitah hIe
movements in which local folk ALWAYS
lake much interest, and from present in
olcatIons 1T is to be one of the out
standing features Of an unusuallv
bright season
Golf Tourney Brings
Out Many Enthusiasts
golfers this week had their turn 10
smile They we're out in force for tho
holiday event on Wednesday. when on
thuslasts from New York, Boston, Mont
clair, Philadelphia and other cit;es
were on hand for the tournament nlav
Inc weather man fulfilled their fond.
est 1' hopes and the days play was ideal
lhe enthusiasm hung over for Tho
weekend handicap to-day and one of
me seasons largest crowds was out for
this event. which was turned into p
1hirty-slx-hole affair because of the
loss OF an event or two during the mast
lie" weeks through unfavorable wealth
er conditions.
Many Prominent Persons
At Laurel-in-the-P Pines
Among the newlyweds who have coma
TO Lakewood recently for their ho1e,-
moons n are Mr. and Mrs. G. 1,;pNoI,
hoat' o. Philadelphia, vno xrs 100.
ping at the Laurelin 1.-the Pines. Others
I1ere I!: lnclude Mr.. and Mrs. James S.
n :. hf,r
Il; Il; Raherty, Mrs: Irving B. Terpeninr.
". H. Crittenden, ". A. putnans, pr,,,s' ,
brooklyn; Mr.. and Mrs. Henry S. Ma,
guire, Mr.: and Mrs. A. N. Biddle and
MSS 1l Blddle, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert II
Hutchinson, Mrs. Philip T. James and
Miss Marjorie James, 5Ir. and Hrs
". IT, Thurston jr.. Mr.. and Mrs Me1-
yin I. Spaulding, New Tork: Mrs n
W. farns"orth, Montclair; Miss Stur.
geon, Mrs. Stedman Bent. Miss Jeanne
Rosset n, and Miss Georgettc Arnold
Philadelphia. ''0'u'
Laurel Houses prominent patrons in
MRS; ". J. Mahon, Mr.. and Mrs George
II. Newton. Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ Ever-
ard, Mrs. Isabel Troy and Miss Flor-
ence Troy, Mrs. Henry Kimbel and
Miss Lillian Himbel, Mrs. Nina COZ
l!ns, MIR: and Mrs. NJ. C. Sherman. New
York; Mrs. L. A. Noonan. Mr.. ana ~
Emanuel Blain, New York.
Equestrians are others who have wel-
coined the advent of warmer weather
ana the bride trails that wind throuoh
the surrounding woodland are dot.ed
WIN groups OF riders. Hiking has
come lNIo It's own again also. and the
Walk that circles Lake Carasaljo. one
or the favorite routes, has been beau
'ractlVe little pergolas, bridges and
other rustic affairs.
MISS Elizabeth Wanamaker. OF PhiIa :
delPhla. is here with Mr.. and Mrs. Jo-
seph GlIfillan and Miss Jane Cilfllan
o. tne same city, who are sojournino
at the Laurelint the Pines. Mrs. Elihn
Root Jr. and her two sons have arrived
from New York and will also snerS
some time there. PeNo
", Mrs. W. L. Washbourne and Miss
Wash6ourne, Of New York, are at th.
Laurel House. Mrs. Thomas C. jenkins
mas arrived there from her Pittsburgh
nome, accompanied by Miss Cameron
and Miss NJ. F. Little.
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Hornor ir ~
New York, who are at the Laurel-;n.
the-Pines, entertained the bows of 10
Olmstead School at dinner at tho ~
hote this week. 1t was the second
such treat that the boys have eniovcd
recently, Mr.. and Mrs. Ferdinand W.
koebllng jr., of Trenton, having "a.
Gently given the boys their annual
party" there.
The Misses Mildred and Ruth
Dennatin and James l.. Dennatin. Of
New York are registered at the Madi-
son. Others there include Miss Cath
crime +. Wheeler, Goshen; Mrs. NJ. A.
Hardy. 7. c. Moffett, Miss Lillian
Loercher, Miss Elsie Loercher, Miss G.
b. Fetherston, New York; Miss Mar
garet Michel, New Brunswick, and
Victor Bergstrom, Brooklyn.
At the Monterey are Mrs. Elizabeth
Z. McCabe, Mr. and Mrs. B. A. Koehnle.
Mr.. and Mrs. William H. Guilfoy and
Mrs. }. J. Connolly, New York.
Registered at the Marion among
others are Mrs. Elizabeth Barnett,
Carl Abt, New York, and Ira and Lee
Danish, Boston.
Arrivals at the Florence in the Pines
include Mr.. and Mrs. Ashland, Mrs.
Joseph Greenberg, Miss w. A. Manthey.
Mrs. Fuld, New York; Mr.. and Mrs. L.
A. Kraushaar, Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Vile,
Newark; James j. Bennett, Katherine
Bennett and Mrs. f. Richeimer,
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