New-York tribune., 1922-03-19
Lakewood Offers
Sport and Art to
Throng of Guests
Spring Golf Handicap Is
Opened; julius Delbos's
Pictures Shown; Gun Club
Events Begin This Week
Special Dispatch to The y,,ibnn.

LAKEWO GOD, N. j., March 18-The
spring golf handicap at the Lakewood
Country Club, which opened yesterday,
and the weekend handicap events
which were on to-day's program in ad
dition to the initial spring tournament
gave golfers plenty to hold their in
terest during the week end.
Delightful dances at both the Laurel
in-the- Pines and the Laurel House last
night were held in celebration of St
Patricks Day. The bathrooms were
decorated in green. and shamrocks pre-
dominated in these decorations. These
events were followed tonight by the
usual weekend balls, which attracted
large numbers of cottagers. The in
fuX OF the northbound tourists and
those who are stopping over at Lake
wood from the Southern resorts has
started, and many new faces are to be
seen in the hotels.
Art lovers are much interested In All
exhibition of oil paintings which are
being shown at the Laurel-in-theP Pines
by julius Delbos, local artist. The
exhibit will be maintained until April
/. Several of the finest pieces were
sold during the first day of the exhibit.
At the Laurel-in- the Pines last night
a large audience heard a diversified
program of musical interest, presented
by the Princeton musical clubs. The col
lege men motored down from Old Mas
sau and the entertainment was we'll at
tended Another event of interest is to
take place there or Saturday night of
next week, when night of dancing and
cards will be held In support Of tho
War Memorial fund. Many Of Lake
woods most prominent society women
are interested in the movement and
the committee in charge of next weeks
affair includes Mrs. j. F. Stanley, Mrs
Arthur Brisbane, Mrs. James Deegan,
Mrs. Philip S. P. Randolph, Mrs. Ar
thur r., Smock, Mrs. Frederick A.
Potts, Mrs. Frank F. Shute, Mrs. Ell
bert Baldwin jr., Mrs. Harold Disbrow,
Mrs. Steiner, Mrs. Robert Beurman,
Mrs. W. C. Muller, Mrs. Richard c..
Plumer, Mrs. Hamilton Hill, Mrs. Fox,
Mrs. Fethcrston, Mrs. Thomas A..
O'Sullivan and the Misses Lynch,
Schwartz, Wallace, Anderson and
Ferris.
Next week the spring schedule of
events at the Laurel House Gun Club
is to be started. 1t is expected that a
large field of shooters will be on hand
for the weekend handicap. The local
shots will begin now to prepare for the
big spring tournament which is to
take place in April, always one of the
most important trap shooting classics
in the country.
Mrs. James A. Stilman, who has re-
Gently returned from Canada, has
joined her children at the Laurel-in-
the-Pines. Late this week she went to
New York, where she met her mother
who returned from abroad on the
Aquitania. A. Fowler Mccormick, of
Chicago, is also here.
Frank Tiford, of New York, has
joined Mrs. Tilford and Miss Tilford
at the Laurel House and will spend
a fortnight there.
are registered at the Lakewood hotels.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Newell, of Provi-
dence: Mrs. Robert L. Warner and
Nathaniel Warner, of Cambridge,
Mass; Francis T. Boise, of Westfield,
Mass, and A. f. Carroll, of Boston,
are at the Laurel House. At the
Laurel-in- the Pines the New England
ers include Mr.. and Mrs. f. O. Feather,
Of Lowell, Mass. Mr. and Mrs. J. X
Smith, OF Waterbury, Conn, are at
the Madison.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles H. Conant and
children, of New York. are at the
Laurel House. Mr.. and Mrs Henry
Brady, of Bayside, l.. l., are also among
the recent arrivals there, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph II. Mahon jr. and Mrs.
Joseph II. Mahon are enjoying so
journ there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hal Forde are at the
Laurel-in the Pines for their annual
sojourn here. Mrs. w. l.. Libbey, Of
Newport, is also spending some time
there.
Florence the -Pines-Dr. and Mrs.
William Sternbuck, Hollis, N, y; Mr..
and Mrs. E. Nj. Verne, X. Maxwell, Mr..
and Mrs. Samuel Louis, New York; Mrs
r. Lamkay, Miss Jean Lamkay, Sidney
E. Ham, Charles Sneider and I. f.
Regan, Brooklyn.
Marion-Thomas j. King jr., Michael
Paonc, Mrs. r. o. Hanbold, Miss P.
Hanbold, Miss c. Ayres, Mr.. and Mrs
c. Franklin, Mrs. V. Goodwin, Miss j.
Grenncr, S. A. Gold. New York; S.
Lehman and S. Newburger. Hoboken.
Monterey-Mrs. L. Lockhart, Miss So
phia Sreriinp and John A. brennan