The New York herald., 1922-07-02
Many Attractive
Holiday Functions
at Lake Hopatcong
New Jersey Resort Plans Gala
Celebration of Inde-
pendence Day.

tournaments. golf meets. straw rides
and mountain climbing by day and
dances at night. The Fourth will be
universally observed on the lake. Most
of the hotel men and cottagers are
making preparations for illnminations
and displays OF fireworks
The chief social event of the week
was the opening of the Lake Hopat-
cong Yacht Club, which started it's
social season with dance. The club
house, situated on Bertrand's Island. was
thronged with fashionable assemblage
and refreshments were served. A series
OF motor boat and yacht races will take
place every Saturday.
There has been much entertaining.
Among the hostesses who have con-
tributed to the pleasure of the cottagers
by dinners, coaching parties and dances
are Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Potter,
Mr.. and Mrs. William Carpenter. Mr..
and Mrs. George Sanford. Mr.. and Mrs.
Clarence Simpson, Mr.. and Mrs.
Fletcher Cummings. Mr.. and Mrs
Arnold Stagord, Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert
Stillman and Mr. and Mrs. Howard
Elliott of New York.
y The golf grounds have been well
patronized during the week with smart
turnouts from the cottage colony. Mrs
William Graham of Brooklyn, who is
6ptnUluS the summer WIFI MI. dHu 4nIo.
James Gillespie Of New York. took a
party to the links on her tally-ho.
Dance in New Ballroom.
Mr. and Mrs Ellison Gleason OF
New York inaugurated on last Wednes-
day evening their season of at homes
with a dance in their new ballroom
They received their guests in the draw
ing room shortly after 10 o'clock as
they came from many dinner parties
in the cottage colony, one of the largest
being given by Miss Gilmore Greves in
honor of Miss Irene Sherman and her
fiance, Lawrence Packard. the host
bringing twenty-five guests. A buffet
supper was served.
A Fourth of July fete is to be given
by Mrs. Frank Wilson of New York at
Maple Terrace. The archery courts and
tennis yard are to be the scene of the
function, to which 100 guests are in
vited.
A pretty function was the camp din
rer given by Messrs George Logan,
Marshall Pierson, Raymond Douglas,
Arthur Pratt Ernest Wallace. Malcolm
Ford, Samuel Tilfor. Howard Elliott.
William Pershing. Harry Graham, Law
renee Smith. William Dyer. Thomas
Wright, George Atkinson and Henry
Barrett, who compose Camp University
and who are students of Columbia,
Princeton. Yale and Cornell universi-
ties. to a party of thirty friends last
Friday. Those present were Mr.. and
Mrs. George Bradford, Mr.. and Mrs.
Samuel Douglas, Mr.. and Mrs Carlton
Kramer Mr.. and Mrs Henry Pierce.
Mr. and Mrs. Russell Bradford. Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Harper. Mr.. and Mrs. Alex
ander Holmes. Mr.. and Mrs. Barrett
Tuttle, Mr.. and Mrs Stewart Williams,
Mr. and Mrs. Horace Pierson, Mr.. and
Mrs. George Stafford, Mr.. and Mrs.
William Collins. Mr.. and Mrs John
Chapman, Mr.. and Mrs. James Brit
ton, Mr.. and Mrs, Louis MCGUIRE. Mr.
and Mrs. Thomas Mullen. Mr.. and Mrs
Edwin Garrison. Mr.. and Mrs. Paul
Ryerson, Mrs Herbert Stewart, Mrs
William Livingston. Miss Hattie Fos-
ter. Miss Louise Thayer. Miss Lena
Thompson, Miss Mabel Lawrence, Miss
Alice Powers, Miss Beatrice Anderson,
Miss Jennie Douglas, Miss Ruby Har-
per. George Talmage. Winthrop Harris.
Samuel Potter, Raymond Fowler. Wal
ter Ferguson and Herman Harman.
A Series of MusicaIcs.
An enjoyable function Of the week
was the first of series Of musicales
TO be given by the Colony Musical Club.
composed of Miss Helen Lambert, Miss
Edna Sherman. Miss Cora Henderson,
Miss Sadie Powers Miss Fannie Shields
Miss Ethel Rankin. Miss Laura Ham
mond, Miss Irene Carpenter, Miss Car
rie Chase, Duncan Bennett. Thomas
Davenport, Arthur Young, William Har-
rison and Marshall Brown, at some of
the homes OF the most exclusive of the
smart set here this season, under the
patronage of the following ladies' Mrs
Mason Alderman, Mrs. Rogers Patter-
son, Mrs. Wallace Henderson, Mrs Jo-
seph Collier. Mrs. Ellison Haynes. Mrs.
Wilton Parkinson and Mrs. Wilbur Cole.
Mr.. and Mrs James Bradford, Mr..
and Mrs. Robert Hawkins. Mr.. and Mrs.
Neldon Marshall. Mr.. and Mrs Edward
Styrggis, Miss Virginia Hayes Miss
Clara Robbins. Milton Rothschild and
Herbert Armstrong composed a horse
back riding party which went to Budds
Lake on Wednesday. They were enter
tained at luncheon at the cottage of
Richard Buchanan.
A Fourth fete is to be given by Miss
Lillian Hibbard and Mrs. Lester Hooper
of New York will entertain fifteen guests
over the Fourth of July at their cottage
on River Styx Point.
MIR. and Mrs. Alfred Morse of New
York. who have one of the finest
launches and most beautiful cottages on
River Styx Point have been entertain
ing extensively this season.
There will be several dinners Tuesday
evening, followed by dancing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clinton Goodwin, prom
inent in Brooklyn society circles, accom-
panied by their daughters, Miss Marion
end Miss Florence Goodwin. will give a
dinner and dance on Tuesday evening.
At Diocesan Union Camp.
The camp committee of the Catholic
Young Mems Diocesan Union of Newark
announces July /. 1922. as the date set
for the second annual opening of Camp
d. u at Lake Hopatcong for the Cath
ollie boys In this diocese, which includes
such cities and towns as Newark, Ho-
bolen. Jersey City, all North Hud-
son, Passaic, Bloomfield, Hackensack.
Ridgeield Park, Nutley and the Oranges.
BY and with the consent OF their par
ents. such boys will be received every
Saturday afternoon for one week or for
ns many as they desire until the camp
CLOSES on September a.
The camp has an area OF six acres,
partly wooded. fronting on Lake Ho-
patcong's west shore. The tents within
which the boys will be qusrtered are
protected from storms. are waterproof.
and erected upon wooden platforms
with plenty OF air circulation beneath,
thus obviating n danger attendant upon
camp life. A dining hall under re-
pair and enlargement will accommodate
the boys at meal time. and an artisti-
oally built stone recreation hail. beau-
-.