New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-18
TO PLAY GOLF ALL WINTER.
TIE CLUB AT LAKEWOOD TO Re MADE
ESPECIALLY ATTRACTIVE TO WOMEN.
OPENING OF THE HUNTING sEAsoN-ADDITIONAL
THE NEw-JERsEy PINES.

OPENING OF THE HUNTING sEAsoN-ADDITIoNAL
TRAIN SERVICE To THE RESORT IN
THE NEwJERsEY PINES.
Lakewood ~ j.. Nov. II (SpeciaD-The hunting
season for New-Jerscy opened Monday. Shooting
parties equipped with dogs Of approved pedigree
and guns of correct pattern went south by the
morning trains The land outlying the village ana
drive limits abounds with rabbit paths and the cot
toniau must furnish the bulk of the sport IN TINS
part of the country for birds are scarce. The few
covey5 which survived the severe winter OF two
years ago have to all appearances emigrated to
warmer climate. In party shooting with eX-Sherli
Charles l.. Holman Monday were Samuel NJ.
Williams. vce-presdent Of the Central Railroad OF
New-Jersey, and William V. CLARK, superintendent
OF the southern division.
The Lakewood Golf Club promises to attract con-
siderable attention since with exception, it viii
be the only al-winter club in the State. willie
Norton a member of a prominent Scotch clup. mas
been signed by the Lakewood Association to instruct
club members and superntend the care OF the club
house and grounds Tic committee having decided
TO build a small house for this season rather than
improve the house already on the land, have be-
gun the erection OF building which Will be nished
within few days. The grounds, which are liid ou'
with nine holes covering mile and half are nov
ready for games. Al meeting TO be held tonight
by the Executive Committee, resolutions Will be
adopted with regard making the club attractive
10 members.
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis T. Freeman have enter
talned house party at Edgemere this week, and on
Wednesday night gave dinner to their nephew
Arthur Dustan Greenfield, in honor of his attain
Ing his majority. special course, consisting OF
gifts his friends and relatives, was served TO
Mr. Greenfield. who is student OF the Harvard
Law School and the son Of Mr. and Mrs. George j.
Greenfield, Of Staten Island.
Preparations for Thanksgiving are already begun.
Hotel managers are looking forward TO a prosper
Gus week and there will doubtless be many house
parties the cottages Although thanksgiving
comes unusually late this year. it Will find two
large hotels still with closed doors. The date of
opening the Lakewood Hotel has been fixed for De-
cember r. while the Laurel-in-the-Pines will open
three days later. the 18th Mr.. Porter the manager
of the Laurel-n- the Pines. returned on Thursday TO
superIntend the prepare lions for the opening
The Rev. c. IL. Mcclellan. with Mrs. and Miss Nc
Clellan. have returned to their home in Madison
ave.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederic s.. Cunningham, of New
York arrived on Wednesday with their family to
occupy Miss Arnolds cottage in SXth-st., which
they have taken for this season.
Edward l.. Morse the artist. formerly Of Pough-
keepse, will occupy his studio here again this win
ter Among the studies which add to the attractive
interior, nearly completed portrait OF Dr. G. L.
Lindsay is especially pleasing.
The Rev Dr. Parkhurst accompanied by Mrs
Parkhurst, arrived at the Laurel House on Monday
and was joined later in the week by his secretary
from town. Or. ParKhurst will remain this week at
the hotel going to spend the of his stay prob
ably about another week with Mr., ana Mrs frames
i. Freeman. at Edgemere where he has been ire
visitor in past seasons. Later ne VII! 20 far
tner south. probably Washington. daily walk
and occasional drive serve MIN FOR exercise IN
the open air Frequently he is stopped 10 exchange
greetings and to receive the CONGRATULATIONS of his
parshOners number OF whom are also al the
Laurel House.
The additional train service beginning next Mon
day will be appreciated 10y Lakewood people gener-
ally. the only regret being that the last train in the
afternoon is little later. since Lakewood cot
tagers have long wished for a train which would
enable them 10 attend a matinee in town and return
Congressman and Mrs. Lemuel f. Quigg, OF New
York. at the Laurel House this week.
DR.. and Mrs Edward Sherer OF Hampstead. l.. L.
IRE staying at the Palmer House.
Among the Laurel House guests this week are Mr.
and Mrs Albert II. Galatn, Mr.. and Mrs. r. u
Laimbeer Mr.. and Mrs, H. d. Lockwood, Miss j L.
Beekman, John p. Haines the Rev Dr. Rylance
the Rey: Dr. Henry NJ st9rrs. the Rev Dr. Bon Bon
George H. Hillyeri Miss Hiliyer; Miss Nal MAJ.
comsen, Henry Daley Jr:, Mss DALEY
f flsrSnf = 4 Pef charles R Wris6 Lu:
York Mr.. and Mrs. w. J. Hutchinson. the Misses
Hutchinson of Washington; Mrs. r. ": Kenyon,
H. Macdonald, OF New Haven: Franklin Carter jr.:
OF Lawrenceville Mr. and Mrs. Joel CadDury. Of
Philadelphia. and Mr.. and Mrs. g. y. Osborn. o,
Baltimore
lowing names for this week Mr.. and Mrs. William
p. Mitchell. Miss Mitchell. Thomas f. Mitchell. Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Hughes s. Davidson, y A. Hunter
Cruikshank. W. H. Whitney. jr., Mr.. and Mrs. E. l..
Payne Of New-York: Mr.. and Mrs II c. Brdseye,
of Brooklyn; Mrs. C. r. Lothrop and Miss Lothrop.
MIR and Mrs H. r Minor Of Atlantic City.