On May 4 the Shanlcy Cup match, an
event open only to players 55 years or
over, will be revived. St. Anthony's Club
of New York is coming somewhat earlier
than originally planned. April 30 and
May 1 having been set for their annual
ffambol over a strange course. About
forty players will participate. The Car
teret Club of Jersey City and the Tren
ton Club players have made arrange
ments for club events over the Lake
wood course. The Jersey City men will
be here on April 23 and 24 and the
Trenton men started their play to-day.
Art lovers are interested in an exhibi- j
tion of water colors by Julius Delbos, j
which has been a feature at the Laurel
House this week.
A movement now Is umier way here
lor the construction of a new theatre
in Second street In the section near the
Public Library, Y. M. C. A. and other
public buildings. The playhouse is to be j
erected with local capital and will be j
one of the finest in the State.
Mr. John D. Rockefeller is expeote.l
at his country place at Lakewood within
a few days for his annual spring so
journ.
Mrs. J. McC. Mitchell and the Misses i
Ttuth and Margaret Mitchell of Buffalo
have beer, spending some time at the
Laurel-in-tho-Plnea.
Gov. Nathan L. Miller of New York,
who came down last week with Mr. Her
bert L. Ward of Port Chester, has re
turned to Albany. The Executive fre
quently was on the new course of the
1>:tkewnod Country Club during his so
journ.
Mr. II. S. Solmon aivj Miss Carolyn)
Seimon of Newark have been at the
Laurel-in-the-Pine*. Mr. and Mrs. C. E.
Hancock and Mrs. William Clifford of
Syracuse also are there.
