New-York tribune., 1922-03-26
Lakewood Sum. Soc.
Night Golf Fad
AtLakewood Adds
To Many Pastimes
Much Interest Is Shown in
Preparations for Series
of Post Lenten Affairs:
Ball TO Be Chief Event
Soecial DiAnntch 10 YAc YriblNe

LAKEWOOD, \. J March >o5.--With
the Lenten season drawing toward a
close, society is much interested in the
preparations for series OF post-Len-
ten affairs which Will include q merry
whirl OF dances, receptions and other
important events. The usual post
Lenten ball. always one Of the brilliant
features of the social season. will take
place at the Laurel House and at the
Country Club and elsewhere about
town there will be marked activity.
The outdoor enthusiasts are prepar-
ing for a notable spring calendar Of
events. Among the affairs which will
take place soon are the important
spring golf tournaments. the annual
trap shooting tournament of the
Laurel House Gun Club and other
events.
Night golf is the latest al Lakewood.
Illuminated outdoor course, out in the
( lobby of tic Laurel in the Pines. Me-
/ chanically operated players of minia-
/ ture size arc used and q course con-
| tanning all the hunkers, hazards and
traps that contribute to the game are
laid out, The sport is particularly en-
joyable because the physical make up
Of the course is changed each night.
J A dance was held on Tuesday night
in the grill of the Laurel in the Pines
and the alumni of the Lakewood High
School held their annual reunion dance
the same night at the Laurel House.
| Tonight card party and dance took
place at the Laurel in the Pines, given
/ for the benefit of the war hero me-
mortal fund.
Andrew J. Murphy, for many years
the manager Of Laurel House, is TO
/ take over the management of the War
rem Hotel at Spring Lake this coming
summer. As at the Laurel House, he
will have associated with him his
brother. Charles V. Murphy.
J. j. Porter, of Pittsburgh. has been
at the Laurel House as the guest Of
Mrs. Robert Jan,ison. ". A. Barron,
Of Crawford Notch, n. H., has Joined
Mrs. Barron, who has been at the same
house for some time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert I. Satterlee
and Miss Satterlee, Of New York, are
at the Laurel in the Pines for an eX-
tended stay. Mr.. and Mrs. Ward B.
Chamberlain of New York, are also
there.
Mn. ard Mrs. H. r. Newkirk, of Jcr-
sey City, arc at the Madison, and
patrons of the Monterey include Miss
Winifred, Miss Mary and Miss Eleanor
kennedy, OF New York.
Prominent among the arrivals at the
Laurel House this week was j. S
Douglas. Of Toronto, who will spend
some time here, Mr. and Mrs. T
Mortimer Macy, Of New Rochelle, have
Also registered there and Mrs. Mac
Pherson, of Ottawa, and Mrs. e. C
Ault of Toronto, are enjoying stay
there.
Dr.. and Mrs. j. Fl. Reed. of Harris
burg, are at the Laurel in the Pines
Others there include Mr.. and Mrs. Johr
j. O'Keefe, John Murray Anderson, II
B. Day, Mrs. n. Babcock. Mr.. and Mrs
II. P. Leavitt. 3. B. Woodford. Mr. anc
Clark. New York; Charles Hamilton
Mr. and Mrs. Theodore j. Grsyson, Mr.
and Mrs. Huston Dunn and Mrs, H. H
Battles, Philadelphia.
Miss Sophie Mazetti and Miss Marie
Hartman, who were here earlier in the
season. have returned to the Laure
House for another stay. Other arrivals
of the last few days include Mr.. anc
Mrs. T. D. Benson, Wilbur Mack James
z. Plunkett, Mrs. E. L. Miller, Miss f
II. Lonsdale, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Nc
Evoy, Mrs. r. P. Childs. the Misses
Dodson, Of New York; Mrs. Z. Y. Har.
ter, Mrs. Z. B. Roberts, Mr.. and Mrs
NJ. NJ. Aiken. Mr. and Mrs. j. f. Damn
W.. eAu ShiS. y. 'ttIIcS, Idui NJ
Marks, U. A. Bente aud John H. Caugh.
lin. Brooklyn.
At the Madison arrivals include Mrs
A. f. Ebbets. Mrs. William Schilling
Now York; Miss NJ McGrath, Mrs. 4
Mead and c. Hunter Brooklyn.
At the Monterey are Andrew j
Dalton ir.. Miss A. Dalton Miss Anna
Dalton, Fordham; Mrs. MAY C. Deg.
nan, Mrs. d. j. O'Donovan, JOSEPH
ODonovan. New York; Mrs. E. Glea
son, Miss Alice NJ. Johnson, Brooklyn
Mrs. Howard NJ. Knapp, Great Neck.
New arrivals at the Marion are I. A
McGrath. Miss Beatrice Wander Burgh
Miss Mary F. Westcott, New York; Mr
and Mrs. c. F. Bisng. Nh and Mrs
p. &. Moss, West Hohoken.
Al the Florence in the Pines ars
! registered Mrs. Alfred Herschbach
Miss Sylvia Marks, Harry Marks. Mrs
| S. c. kendick, Miss Kendick. Mr.. and
Mrs. T. T. Mitchell, Mrs. T. 4. Weiss
| Mrs. \. Lewis, J. T. Smith. New York
Mrs. George A. Stanton, Brooklyn.