New-York tribune., 1922-04-09
Lakewood Pleased
By Plans to Hold
Novel Radio Ball
Wireless Affair Expected to
Follow Post-Lcnten Fetc
Which Is 10 Inaugura,c
the After Easter Season
Special Dispatch TO The Tribune

''Pce'Nt CtSFdtth ~ INc IF1oHGs
LAKEWOOD, April 8.-Nisitors at
the hotels and in the cottage colony
tonight had az their principal topic
OF conversation the prospect of n radio
ball at the Laurel-in the Pines to fol-
low closely the rost- Lentcn bali. which
will formally inauCurate the festive
after Easter season. This possibility
developed from the installation this
week of radiophone with amplifiers
placed in the Palm Room and lounges
at the Laurel-in- tn Pines.
Initial concerts from the big Pitts
hurgh and Newark broadcasting sta
lions were heard this afternoon and
tonight.
While many werc attracted by tie
activities at the larger hotels. the
Madison, the Monterey, the N.orence-
in-the- Pines, the Marion and other
houses, interest still centered very
largely in the outdoor diversions.
GOLF again demonstrated its pre-
emincnce and there were many new
parties on the links at the Country
Club. Anon" those we're r. L. BurCen,
c. ". Harris, #. B. Stephens and {. f.
Stephens. Of New York, registered at
the LaureI-in- -ehe-Pines; Dir. Newton
NJ. Schalfer. ! NJ. Thompson. c. F..
Bates, L. |. hillary. Nh. and Ms. A. G.
Mower and Albert Lohr7an. registered
from New \ orl,. at the Laurel House;
j. ?. Maynard, president of the Brook
yn Trust Company. and Mrs. Maynard.
Among those whose play attracted
attention We're s. E. Macdonald and
Ralph R. Bruce, of Hamilton, Ont.
T. A. Siebert. winner of last years
shoot and of the first leg Tor the
Cham bsr Of Commerce trophy in the
registered tourney Of the Laure.
House Gun Club. was here Tor week
end at the traps, and announced that
he would compete again tnis year.
At the Laurel-ii the -Pines-Mr and
Mrs. Dougtas Cairns, NJ. and Mrs. S.
". Morris. Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Roucan,
MIR, aud Mrs. A. H. Grimes, Dr. Viii
liam Pool and Mrs. Pool. Ny snd Mrs.
a. B. Towvus, Frank J. Parks. Miss
Adelaide Parks, Mrs. s. B. Parks. MI.
and Mrs. Wallis Bu,den, Mr. ard Mrs.
Y. B. ROBBERY, Mrs. A. P. Gregory. Mrs.
u. Y. Evans and Miss Evelyn Evans,
Mr. and Mrs J. H. Stone. Nh and Mrs.
W. s. Case. Mr. and II. B. Robie, Mrs.
j, PlowsDay, Mr.. and Mrs. Russell
Law, Mrs. Matthew s. Borden and Miss
Gladys Borden. Mrs. Lillian F. Ward
law, and Miss Helen Wardlaw.
va .NNN OI Ml iNi dft J NLtIdH, ,
Israel Putnam and Miss Unce Putnam,
of Greenwich, Conn; Mr.. and Mrs.
Philip Livingston, of Bar Harbor; Mrs
W. ". Hurd, of East Orange; Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles G. Towne. Mr.. and Mrs.
William Osgood Morgan, William Os-
good Morgan, ir., Miss Ruth Morgan,
Of Montclair, n. j.; Mrs. NJ Bathgate
Becker, Mrs. Henry r. Wilson. il. and
Henry Wilson 3rd, of Irvington ont he
Hudson.
Florcnce-in-the- -Pines-Mr. and Mrs.
Horny Mollen. Mr.. and Mrs. Hugo
Brand, Of New York City; Miss Leah
Roman, Miss Teresa Roman and Nh
and Mrs. Maurice Smith, Of Brooklyn
Hotel Madison DR.. J. Bate, Of New
York; Mrs. II. Floyd Folsom and Miss
Charlotte Folsom, Of Orange. n. j.;
Mr.. and Mrs. II. j. Millard, Of Larch-
mont. n. Y.
Monterey Hotel Miss Dorothy Rob-
lie, Miss Emily Sausone, Frank p
Callahan. of New York City; Mr.. and
Mrs. Francis J. Garland, Mrs. II. r.
Ray, Miss Katherine H. Ray, Mrs.
George c. Tilyou, Miss +. Sheridan,
Miss +. Monahan, Miss Irene 7. Roy.
Of Brooklyn.
A. j. Murphy said that the classic
shoot this year will be staged at the
trans horn O,, Nav and