The New York herald., 1922-09-03
VacatiOnists Have
a Busy Week End
at Lake Hop0tcong
Boat Races and Various Other
Sports to Precede Many Din
ners and Dances Tomorrow.

day night in Lake Hopatcon1 facht Iluo
parlors. The number Of invitations and
the preparations indicate It will be one
or the most brilliant affairs OF the lakes
midsummer functions.
That afternoon series of motor boat
races and aquatic sports will be held
over the clubs racing course. Three
hundred motor boats have been entered
FOR the various contests. Hotel Alamac
X and Park is enjoying an unparalleled
epoch or midsummer activity.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carlton Baker OF New
York have given several dinners and
nusicales and coaching parties and have
been generally active socially.
Much interest is evinced IN the musi-
Gale and dinner to be followed by
dance to be given by Mr. and Mrs. James
Lathrop OF Brooklyn at their cottage
Monday night Sevcnty-five invitations
have been issued.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bradley Watson of New
York are entertaining this week at their
cottage. Their guests include Mr.. and
Mrs. Craig Hoffman. M. and Mrs.
wallace Starkey. Mr.. and Mrs. James
Mitchell. Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert wilcox
and Mr.. and Mrs. George Motthewson.
The ball given by Mr.. and Mrs. Ar.
thur Livingston OF New York at their
estate here was one OF the principal
affairs OF the week. The dancing took
place In the large coach house. which
was decorated with blossoms and gar
lands OF green. intermingicd with fes-
- A..l.. tsrxt.s t~.s "a
supper was served In the grounds. which
were lighted with Japanese lanterns.
On Thursday evening the members OF
the Cottage Colony Club entertained q
number of Columbia University students
at dinner and dance. Those present
included William Hawkins. Kenneth
Acker. James Graham. Louis Tuttle,
Marshall Montgomery. William Tilford.
Louis Jennings. Henry Todd OF Prince
ton. Harvey Tutte. Rollins Hoffman.
George Willard. Yale: Henry Stafford.
Frank Spencer. Barnett Ferguson,
Harry Fowler and Maurice Gleason.
Guests from here. Bernardsvillc.
Mount Tabor and Budd's Lake attended
the dinner and informal dance given By
Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Fischer OF New
York on Wednesday, at their cottage,
Homestead
During the evening several members
OF the Cottage Musical Club rendered
selections. Among some OF the New
York guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Nicholas
Morse. Mr.. and Mrs. William Payne.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Douglas. Mr. and
Mrs John Pratt, Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel
Lawrence. Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Palmer.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Elliott. Mr and
Mrs. Raymond Powers. Mr.. and Mrs.
Kerry Thurston. Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
Hastings. Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Rey-
Mods. Mr.. and Mrs. Carlton Brewster
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Lambert. Mr.. and
Mrs Henry Sutton and Mr.. and Mrs.
James Chaplin.
Ohcrs were Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Thorpe
Mr.. and Mrs. Morris Simpson. Mr.. and
Mrs. Burton Eldridge. Mr.. and Mrs
Richard Hibbard. Mr.. and Mrs. Alex
andcr Wallace. Mr.. and Mrs walter
Young. aIr. and Mrs. Charles Rankin.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Knowles. Atr. and
Mrs. Clarence Watkins. Mr. and Mrs
William Perkins. Mr.. and Mrs. Howell
Garrison. Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Sutton. Mr..
and Mrs. Joseph Henderson. Mr.. and
Mrs. Samuel Rogers. Mr.. and Mrs. Flovd
Pierce. Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace Kennedy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Hamilton. Mr..
and Mrs Reginald Hooper. Mr.. and
Mrs. Lawrence Wendell. aTr. and Mrs.
Herbert Williams. Mr.. and Mrs. William
Bradford. Miss Lillian Matthews, Miss
Florence Ballard, Miss Mabel Hastings.
Miss Josephine Lsrkin. Miss Pauline
Marshall. Miss Alice Hewitt. Miss Grace
Talmage. Miss Daisy Peabody. Miss
Marie Stafford, George Muller. Kenneth
Rogers. Herman Powers William Cum
ninghan. Samuel Wright. Wilson Cullen
James Graham and Raymond Fowler.
An enthusiastic golf player has do
mated three silver cups for the golf
tournament to take place on the Round
Top links. near Schooley's Mountain.
next Thursday and Friday. in which
there will be thirty contestants repre-
sentinc the Morristown Golf Club. Ber-
nardsville Golf Club Mount Taber Golf
Club and South Orange Golf Club.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Graham OF New
York are entertaining merry party
OF young ladies and college men at the
camp.
The tennis courts on Wednesday and
Thursday were the scene OF an inter
esting tournament. Among those Who
were awarded prizes were Afiss Irene
Thurston. Miss Edith Ketchan1. Miss
Louise Chapman. Mrs. John Falrchild,
George Pratt and Arthur Hooper.
pleasant sailing party OF the week
was given by Mr.. and Mrs. Bryant Bur-
rcli OF New York aboard their yacht
Rambler. The party went 10 woodport
The guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Clinton
Jenkins. Mr.. and Mrs. wardweIl Fro
ham. Mr.. and Mrs. Adam Wilson. Miss
Harriet Fischer. Miss Ruth Conllions
and Theodore Rankin.
There have been a number OF success
f,tl dances. luncheons and musicalcS
One OF them was given on Tuesday at
the home OF Mrs. Harry Thorpe and
another, given by Mrs. Winthrop Pier
son Of New York at Farmdalc estnte
An afternoon tea dance took place
"wednesday afternoon under the pa
trcnage OF Mrs. Howard Thurston OF
New York at her cottage
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles 1Iaciett Of New
York. enthusiastic golf players enter
tained at golf dinner on Thursday
evening. Among the New Workers.
present were Mr. and Mrs. Howard
Wilkinson. Mr.. and Mrs. U'- son Doh
son. Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford Stewart. Mr..
and Mrs. Earl Saunders and Mr.. and
Mrs. William Fitzpatrick.
An Interesting social event took place
on Tuesday evening At the cottage OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Howiand Kempson of New
York. Their lawn and park were IL
Illuminated with Japanese and Chinese
lanterns. Supper and refreshments we're
served on the lawn near shore OF the
lake. Dancing was continued until
midnight. There we're scventy-Hve guests
present
Among those who have issued invita-
tlons for dinners followed By a dance for
Monday evening arc Mr.. and Mrs Edwin