New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-21
SEEKING THE PINES,
LAKEWOOD BEGINS TO RECEIVE ITS
WINTER GUESTS.
INTEREST IN OUTDOOR sPoRTs-HoTEL OPENINGS

INTEREST IN OUTDOOR SPORTs-HOTEL OPENINGS
-HoNEYMooNs-EARLY VISITORS
Lakewood. ~ j.. Oct. 20 (SpeciaD. -October sun
and frost have wrought miracle OF color during
the last week. and Lakewood rejoices in the brill
liant tints of autumn foliage.
The interest In outdoor sports. which have always
made up large share OF Lakewood amusements,
has by means diminished. as is shown by the
effort on the part of number OF men active in
Lakewood social Nfe 10 form golf club The
orignatOrs of this plan Robert Kerr. Jasper
Lynch and DIR. Paul Kimball, who secured for
Tuesday the services of Willie Dunn. the cham
pon golfer to assist in arranging plans for the
ground. fine stretch of land the village,
with small house adjoining, has been found and
may be obtained by the club.
New are constantly added TO the list Of
returned cottagers. This week Mr.. and Mrs. s ID.
Davis. Miss Davis and Miss Elsie Davis returned
from the Wgwam. their jefferson cottage to re-
main at the Laurel House for few days before
Robert Kerr have returned and Will remain at
Woldcrof. the home OF Mrs Kerr's sister Mrs
W. {. stone. until their new cottage Is ready for
The death of Mrs Ephrlam de Puy the wife of
Governor Theodore +. Randolph. last Tuesday, re-
moves one Of the most esteemed members Of the
cottage colony. Assisted by her daughter, Mrs.
W. r. Bynner. Mrs de Puy frequently entertained
her friends during the season with charming grace
severe Illness while a; Breadloaf Inn Mrs de
Puy death was quite unexpected.
The advancement of the season marked this
week by the opening of two hotels. The Palmer
House opened Its doors on "Wednesday after a
thorough renovation, unuer the supervision OF the
manager. James r; Palmer. New furnishings.
carpets and decorations add 10 the attractions or
the house. At the Lenox there also new hang
ings and decorations with other improvements for
improvements are being steadily carried forward at
the Laurel-!n-the-Pines. preparatory to the open
spent a portion of this week in Lakewood He
will return about the middle Of November. ,,.
Mrs George j. Gould spent Tuesday I'm Lake
wood. Miss Stewart the daughter OF eX-Governor
stewart, OF Vermont IS visiting Miss Anne Dashiel
from Hollywood this week included Mrs. John
Hoey. Mrs f.. 5. Vernon and j. 5. Hoey.
There is a. continued arrival of honeymoon people
at the hotels and cottages: Mr.; and Mrs. Andrew
Francis Gilsey Mr. and Mrs Clement Guon and
Or. and Mrs. Francis ID Holbrook, of New York
registered at the Laurel House Other Laurel
Mrs. H. l. Lowell. ir. Mr.. and Mrs F. W Pickard
Mr. and Mrs. T. w. Hunter Mr. and Mrs. G; A.
Tatum. Miss Tatum, F G. Tatum Mrs Green; }; IA; A.
Mrs. X. Walter. T. Jay Donahue. A. r. Pope Nj
and Mrs William T. Hunter c. r. Pllgram. " u.
Evert W. J. Gibson. John II; Rogers J A. Macy
Turnbu. William McIlyaine, Or r " GiTyin; OF
and Miss Morrow o. Washington; James II Brad
bury, Mrs. Henry W. Bradbury. Miss Lila Brad
bury and Miss Martins, Of Maine; Mr. and Mrs
W p McMichae jr.. of Trenton: William W.
Stoddard OF Cleveland; Mr.. and Mrs. Yue. OF
G Vosburrh. Mrs. G. A. Spencer. Frederick G.
Spencer John Loughran and T. ID. Hubert. OF
Early guests at the Palmer House include Mrs
ters; Mrs. o. e Walters. 4 l. seaman Of New
Brooklyn; Mr.. and Mrs Luke Duckson. OF Utica;
Mrs. Delphne Hart and L. A. Leary. OF Phila-
delphia.