New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-17
LlKEWOOD PATCHING GOLF PLAfEho'
MEETING OF THE CARAsAI.JO CLUB ARRIVALS


MEETING OF THE CARAsAILO CLtB-Ahfi'Ai ~
AT THE HOTELS.
Lakewood n j. Nov Is (SpeciaD-Golf was the
one absorbing interest at this resort this WEEK.
Despite the weather OF true Scotch lnclehe"''
many cottagers and guests went out TO the INKS "a
the Lakewood Cub to watch the players ana 'neii
on the bulletin.
Next to golf. the meeting Of the CarasalJo CIup
claimed the attention of the Lakewood cottase'S
and their friends The meeting was held on Mon
dav at the Gables. the home OF Miss Davis, the
president The reading of the presidents report was
folowed by a statement from the treasurer ai'ei
which the disbandng of the cub was discusseu
While IT Is true that a number OF the members nave
transferred their interest to the Golf Club. the
carasalto Club which Is the Oldest social organiZa-
ton in Lakewood. has many supporters in members
who care less for outdoor pastimes. Mrs Jasper
Lynch offered the cub the use OF the lower MOOT o
the house at the of Madison-ave. and Second
ST for this year. a committee consisting OF MIS-
Jasper Lynch. Mrs W. r. Bynner, Mrs. David b.
P.umer Miss Dashiell and George w. Ellis was APP
pointed to lay the matter before the club members
for an individual vote. to Inspect the new rooms
and to hold a meeting later.
successful meeting of the Saturday evening
dancing c.ass which the students Of the Lakewood
Heights Schoo have formed with the aid OF MIS-
James W Morey, was held last week. These dances
will be given every two weeks during the season.
rived at the cottage in upper Madison-ave. with Mr.
and Mrs Gould's four children on Wednesday.
A birthday dinner for Mrs Philip Rhine: ander
was arranged by Or. and Mrs. Isaac l.. Kip In the
private dining-room OF the Laurel House on Mon
day evening. w., - ,.., 49, e.. an
tertainment of this season on Tuesday evening,
when Mrs Palmer planned a card party, followed
by dancing and supper VI, -.
Judge Thomas +. Wentworth, OF New orK, spent
n portion OF the week at the Laurel House, the
gusst OF William Brookfield, Commissioner OF PUP
lie Works OF New-YOrk.
Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Strong and the Misses strong
of New-York. are staying at the Elliott
Recent arrivals at the Laurel House this week are
Mr. and Mrs II. W. Johns. Mr.. and Mrs W. 7;
Hyde MIR and Mrs J. Metcalfe Thomas NJ and
Mrs W H. Sands. Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Ropes
Frederic Buckley Hyde, F. $ Hyde' Mrs. W. F.: :
HYDE Mr. and Mrs. II. c. Trevor, Mr. ana Mrs. j;
r. Chadwick Miss Elizabeth Livingston. NJ ana
ton Mrs Martha Morton, Henry A. Br ram, NJ, Mrs.
lanes bennington, Miss Marie Parcelo, Miss Bart
iett Mrs David Stevenson. Miss Stevenson. Phi.lp
Stevenson c A. Pancoast, F. J; Martin, J. p
Magovern c. NJ. Clark A. L. Livermore, j. NJ.
Knapp F. A Wathew, J. n Warner A L. En-
hardt and Clifford Pnchot. OF New York
palmer House arrivals from, Network include
Mrs NJ E. Conner. Morgan f. Common. Mr.. ana
Mrs A. p. Ford, George Barry Ma4on' AieXan NE
SheaY Thomas c. Mitchel, Mrs. j: Is. DuVai, MISS
s l.. Miller. Mr. and Mrs 9; Morris J. F. Batche,
lor DR.. s G. c. Pinkey and Samuel NJ FRANK Oh
New-York.