The New York herald., 1922-12-24
Camden ArrangeS
Outdoor Program
for YuLe Season
South Carolina Resort Crowd
ed With Holiday Guests
From North.
Special Dispatch to ru, NEW yo.x HERALD.

Special Dispatch TO TIE NEW York HERALD
CAMDEN, N. j.. Dec. 23.--The Christ
mas spirit is everywhere in evidence in
Camden. Hotels are gayly decorated, and
dinners. dances. polo matches and golf
tournaments viii make the holiday sea-
son pass merriiy by.
College boys and girls are Joining
their families in the cottage colony. and
for their amusement there Will be
numerous parties given.
On Christmas night there will be q
souvenir dinner and dance at the Kirk
wood Hotel, which, following the polo
tournament in the afternoon, will give
the winter visitors full day. George
p. Greenhalgh, G. o. Foster and
Augustus +. Goodwin, the committee in
charge, are to give Camden some good
polo exhibitions during the season.
Already players are arriving. and with
the match on Christmas day. regular
games will start to be played on Tues
days, Thursdays and Saturdays closing
with the two weeks tournament the last
Of March. March 10 to April z is the
polo association tournament, for which
date application has been made.
Among the polo players expected In
ningham, Reginald Gault, Charles Lit
tie, C. o. Foster, A. +. Goodwin. seth
Brady. Gerald Dempsey. Edgar Clausea,
George P. Greenhalgh, Stephen Robin
son and others.
A development which will mean much
to Camden as winter resort is the
purchase by Mr.. Charles w. Godfrey
of Mount Vernon, N. Y. Of large tract
Of land In the pine woods just above
the town, on which he will erect cot
tages.
Mr.. and Mrs. Godfrey are now in
Camden, staying with Mrs. x q.
Whistler at Ivy Lodge.
Shooting parties have been popular
this week, many fine bags OF quail be-
ing daily brought in from the preserves
around Camden.
DIR. Roger Gamble Doughty. resident
surgeon of the Columbia Hospital. who
has been visiting In Camden, accompa-
MED his classmate at Johns Hopkins
Hospital, DR.. Robert Phelps Kennedy OF
Buffalo, who is a guest at the Kirk
wood, on a hunt in West Wateree, about
ten miles from Camden. getting some
fine sport.
Messrs. 3. D. Tichnor. w. B. Nesbi'
and c. II. Yates Of the Lausanne Gun
Club are also out frequently and always
return with full bags.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Lovett Goodale
entertained the young married set WITH
delightful bridge party at their home
on Monday evening. Mrs. Goodale was
Miss Katherine Harris of Pittsburgh
and has been popular winter visltoi
In Camden for several seasons and as
Mrs Goodale has come 20 make hei
home here where Mr.. Goodale has al
ways resided.
Major and Mrs. Frank Snyder VII
spend the holidays with Mr.. and Mrs.
A. Dalton Kennedy in Camden. Mrs
| SNYDER, who was Miss Ruth Baker
daughter OF Mrs. David Baker OF
wyckeford, r. l.. Is pleasantly remem'
bered IN Camden. Major Snyder
stationed at Fort Bennington, Georgia
Mr.. Edward B. Nisbet has come IRON
New York to join his parents. Mr.. sac
Mrs. William B. Nisbet, at the Court
Inn. and John Mcclellan. who is n stu
dent at Salisbury. is at the kirkwoot
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs Rober'
Mcclellan, for the holidays.
Mr.. Charles Kennedy. who has beer
in Camden for fortnight, has returned
TO his home in Buffalo, but INTENDS to
return later to Camden.
Mrs. Frederick Robinson has opened
her cottage on Kirkwood Heights TOT
the season.
Miss Brown and Miss Wallace. who
are to have the Villepigue cottage or
Lyttleton avenue, are to be here the
end of the week