New-York tribune., 1922-02-05
Lakewood Golfers
Resume Play When
Snow Disappears
Warm Spell Following the
Heavy Storm Puts Sud-
den End to Winter Sports
and Links Are Popular
Special Dispatch to The 7rioun,


LAKEWOOD, Feb. 4.-The warm
weather of the md-week which made
the heavy carpet Of snow disappear
came all too soon for hundreds of
Lakewood's sojourners who revelled in
the snow sports which the storm af-
forded. Golfers shook off their dejec-
ton and smiled broadly when the com
bination of warm weather and rain
melted the snow away from the
eighteen-hole Country Club course and
gave them a chance for their weekly
handicap tournament which was played
to- day.
=, 1t was a merry several days that the
strenuously inclined outdoor enthu-
snow Tobogganing, slcighing and md
other such seasonable sports offered
diversion for the resorts unpre-
cedented crowds. Not to permit the
fine skating which has been so popular
to spoil because Of the SNOWFALL the
municipal authorities were quick to
press into service machinery for the
clearing Of the snow from the lakes
A big tractor with several snow-plows
in tow cut wide thoroughfares through
the snow and made continued skating
possible.
Preparations for the Lincoln's and
Washington's Birthday tournaments
have been completed by the tournament
committee Of the Country Club.
Trophies are to be awarded the win
ners in all classes in these events and
the indications are that the entry lists
will be the largest ever recorded for
these mid-season events here.
Social events of the week included a
series of teas. card parties and other
such events. Two events were given in
Of New Haven. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Lathrop Pack, at the Pack estate, Lath-
rop Hall. entertained for them at din
ner on Monday and a tea was given
for them on Tuesday by DR.. and Mrs
Irwin H. Hance, whose guests included
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank jerome, Mr.. and
Mrs Ebert F. Baldwin, Mrs A. T.
Compton, Miss Sarah Compton, Mr.. and
Mrs Samuel 7. Skidmore and others.
Another interesting event Of the
week was the card party given at the
Madison Hotel for the District Nurse
Association. 1t was the first of a series
during the season, and fifteen tables
were in play. Many of the resorts
most prominent society folk are in
terested in the movement
Mrs. Herbert L. Satterlee. of New
York, here for lengthy visit to her
daughter, who is attending the Arden
School is making her headquarters at
the Laurel-in the Pines. Charles
Nichols, of Brooklyn, who has been at
the same hotel for several months, is
leaving next week for a Mediterranean
cruise.
J. F. Neary, of New York, whose sons
are in the Newman School here, is
spending some time at the Laurel
House Miss Adele Stanley, of New
ark, has Joined Mr.. and Mrs. B. NJ.
I Stanley, who are also sojourning at
this house.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. Langdon and the
Rev. Charles Z. Hll of New York. are
at the Madison. Others there include
Mrs; Edward S. Cobb and Edward S.
I Cobb jr.. Of South Orange, and Mrs.
{ J. Howard Hobbs, of New York.
Miss Pauline Haggerty, with Mr.. and
/ Mrs. Louis c. Haggerty. of New York.
have arrived at the Laurel House for a
lengthy stay. Others there include Mr..
I and Mrs. S. s. Campbell and Ralph
I Campbell, Belle Harbor; Mr.. and Mrs.
T. J. Gaines, Greenwich; Mr.. Edward
c. Anderson, Mrs. B. A. Sands. Miss
Read. w. A. Cuthbertson, Gerald Cuth-
bertson. Mrs. Clark B. Hotchkiss, New
York. Mr. and Mrs. F. w. Cloud, Short
J Hills; Mr. and Mrs. Alan B. Mills,
Madison; Mr.. and Mrs. F. A. Woods,
Elizabeth Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Cook,
Miss Ellen L. Cook and Miss Evelyn
Greene, Atlantic City; Mrs. Walter
Duncan and Mrs. B. Falbert, Brooklyn,
and Ernest Napier, East Orange.
! Prominent among the arrivals at the
! -the-Pines arc Mr.. and Mrs.
/ Ray S. Farr, Boston; Miss c. Farms
worth, Montcair; Mr.. and Mrs. William
T. rockingham, Miss Anne M. Froth-
ingham, Glen Cove; Mr.. and Mrs.
James Crowell, Miss Margie Crowell,
F. J. MacCoy and Gordon MacCoy. East
Orange; Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Spencer,
New Hope. Pa; Mrs. Henry Austin
Clark, Flushing; F. w. Van Praag, Mrs.
Ida Small, Mr.. and Mrs. Percival
Farquhar, Mrs. Frederick Faust, New
York.