The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1922-02-05
Lakewood RepiveS
Ice Sports After
An Enforced Rest
Town Authorities Clear Snow
From Lakes-Card Party
to Aid Nurses.

Special Dispatch to THE New York HERALD
LAKEWOOD. Feb. Mot to permit the
heavy snowfall of last week to inter-
fere with the splendid skating which has
been the lot of Lakewood's sojourners
this year. the municipal authorities en-
gagged tractor and road scrapers to
scrape the snow from the frozen SUR
faces Of the twin lakes. and so effec-
lively was the work done that ice sports
have been revived on both lakes Cara
saljo and Manetta.
Rain cleared the snow from the Coun-
try Club golf course and opened the way
for play during the current week end
The Lincoln's Birthday tournament will
doubtlessly attract a large field of play
ers, and 1t Is hoped that the weather
man will favor the event.
The first Of series of card parties
for the District Nurse Association took
place at the Madison, where ten or more
tables were in play. Mrs. Charles
Lathrop Pack was in charge.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pack entertained at
dinner for Professor and Mrs. Neither
son of New Haven at Lathrop Hall, the
Pack estate. DR.. and Mrs. Irwin H.
Hance also entertained for the Neither
sons at tea, their guests being Mr.. and
Mrs. Gilbert f. Baldwin, Mr.. and Mrs
Frank Jerome. Miss Sarah r. Compton.
Mrs. A. r. Compton and Mr.. and Mrs.
Samuel T. Skidmore.
Miss Adele Stanley Of Newark has
been at the Laurel House visiting her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. B. M. Stanley,
who are season guests there. Mr.. j. f.
Neary of New York is at the same hotel
His two sons, j. F. Neary. Jr., and T. c.
Neary. are attending the Newman
School.
Mrs. Herbert l.. satterlee of New
York is at the Laurel in the Pines. Miss
Satterlee is attending the Arden School
for Girls and Mrs. Satterlee will spend
some time here. Mr.. and Mrs Malcolm
Stuart of New York are also there.
Mrs. Edward s. Cobb and Z. s. Cobb,
Jr. of South Orange and Mrs. J. How
ard Hobbs of New Yorl, make up
party who are sojourning at the Madi-
son. Others there include the Rev.
Charles e. Hill and Mr.. and Mrs. S. L.
Langdon Of New York.
Charles Nichols of Brooklyn, who has
been spending the season at the Laurel
in the Pines, will leave next week for
Mediterranean cruise. He is expected
back here in the late spring.
Ns
Miss Pauline Haggerty Of New YorN
have arrived at the Laurel House for a
lengthy stay Others there include Mr..
and Mrs. S. S. Campbell and Ralph
Campbell, Belle Harbor: Mr.. and Mrs.
T. j. Gaines Greenwich: Mr.. and Mrs
F. w. Cloud, Short Hills Mrs. Edward
G. Anderson, Mrs. B. A Sands, Miss
Read. W. A. Cuthbertson, Gerald Cuth-
bertson. Mrs. Clark B. Hotchkiss, New
York Mr.. and Mrs. Alan B. Mills, Mad
ison; Mr.. and Mrs. +. A. Woods, Eliza
beth; Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Cook, Miss
Ellen I. Cook and Miss Evelyn Greene,
Atlantic City; Mrs. Walter Duncan and
Mrs. b. Falbert, Brooklyn: Ernest Ma
pier East Orange.
Other arrivals at the Laurel I'm the
Pines include Mr.. f. w. Van Praag, Mrs.
Ida Small, Mr.. and Mrs. Percival Far
quhar. Mrs. Frederick Faust New York
Miss c. Farnsworth, Montclair; Mr.. and
Mrs. William I. rockingham, Miss Anne
M. rockingham. Glen Cove; Mr.. and
Mrs. James Crowell. Miss Margly Crow
ell, Mr.. +. J. MacCoy and Mr.. Gordon
MacCoy. East Orange; Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Spencer. New Hope, Pa; Mrs.
Henry Austin Clark. Flushing
At the Florence in the Pines are Miss
Bertha Schiff, Mr.. and Mrs William
Slater, Mr.. Seymour Drucker Mrs. l.. d.
Kraker, Miss Muriel Miller, Mrs. w. F.
Lockhardt, New York; Mrs. Louis Levy
and Miss Airline Levy, Jamaica; Mr..
Sydney Wertheimer, Brooklyn.
Recent arrivals at the Virginia in
clude Mr.. and Mrs. j. Z. Plunkett, Miss
Gertrude r. Dooley. Miss Alice c. Davis,
Miss Elizabeth Sullivan, Mrs. William
II. Remington. Miss May Hayes and Miss
Madalyn Hayes, New York: Mrs. L. Jo-
seph Rodier. Mr.. and Mrs. j. Cole Nut
ting. Miss Marion O'Neill, Mr.. Phillip
O'Neill. Mrs. Marie @. Hinch and Miss
Patricia Hinch. Brooklyn.