New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-04-19
GUNNER SUN IN LAKEWOOD
,>,c ADDED TO THE LIST OF
ADJUSTMENTS AMONG THE PINES.


,.srER ouEsrs-THE HUNT CLUB BALL
.,,s 1uNcHEoNs. MUSICALS AND
THE ARRIVAL OF NEW GUESTS
,oa \. J.. April IS SpecaD.-Spring made a
LAM 80, this week to make up for It's tardy ap-
na" ona Lakewood has had almost summer
F.sar boating must now be counted among the
.or Measures here. But the all-absorpng inter
o' ,,.s Thursday morning Is the spring tourha-
en- =, the Lakewood Golf Club. The INKS are III
~ .ordton. The Laurel-in-the-Pines cups attract
" s., attention. The loving cup has won the mus,
"ssIas,lc praise. The smaller one Is tahha'u
en'" hrrn,shed silver with a unique handle OF
'ue .rr Prominent among the golfers here Tor the
e.,osnt Is Theodore A. Havemeyer, president Oh
". I.n,ted States Golf Association. who came GOWN
IT.. rourel-in- the Pines Thursday. Other rep
.r,a,iyes of prominent clubs at the mousse are
,'n,ss A. Tying j. NJ. Knapp. F. A. Walthew, H. u
-.svor C. l.. Tappin. William Bloodgoou' W. Il"
..s,dsn 7. F. Abbott and w. b. Crittenden An
49, +s between Jasper Lynch and j. K ChadwcR
va, the result OF the play for the Converse cup last
s.raav Tee tie will be played off one week from
to-day s.,, =, cors,der
,v shortening the runs OF the Hunt CiuD. vi
ras.sav the field was compelled to call check TO
rest the dogs and thursday carry HUI "e '1
was only shcrt one.
M. s,udents OF Lakewood Heights School have
..-..d q schedule of games dating from Wednesday
IA, n MAY go The first game on Wednesday was
-. On. nine from the Lakewood Hotel. The card
-. dates for games with the Barnard Scnool. the
r,,ssrs Preparatory and other well-known schools.
", and Mrs ]. Hooker Hamersly returned 70
,own last week Mrs. Thurlow Weed Barnes and
~. mother MIS- John A. Morris. have left their
rOrss,-aye cottage: Mrs. Barnes to go abroad and
a.. Morris 10 w-Orleans. Mrs. s. +. Richards
a daughter Mrs Alfred II. Hubbard, have left
en-. cottage they occupied in Madison-ave. and have
.,,rned TO their home in Queens Road, near Phiia-
dNphia.
wr. Kingdom gave dinner at Hilltop last Satur-
day evening; the guests were Mr.. and MRS. Jasper
Ivnch Mr. and Mrs. William A. Hamilton, Mrs
w..hrp.on Durbrow. Miss Inglis William T. Inglis.
rr,.,. W. Glaenzer and Albert Lynch. the artist
Tho ,ame company, with the exception OF Mt Glaen-
Ger Joined by John Wiley. formed driving party
N Toms River Sunday afternoon
Mrs Clarence Blair Mitchell gave a dinner party
INV. company Of friends at Woldcroft on Monday
evening.
amen the new clubhouse Of the Ocean County Hunt
"a Country Club. The Sunday afternoon teas
,b,ch have been popular since the house was
ooened. are now firmly fixed by the members ana
heir friends Luncheons have played an important
mart In recent affairs and include one given on sun
day BY Mr. and Mrs. Dwight NJ. Harris wneh the
ruests included the Misses Hewitt. of Dooos Ferry
wrs lanes Converse Mr.. Whitehouse and G NJ
ponham. Another luncheon party was given by
Eugene W. Glaenzer. whose guests were Mr. and
Mrs =. n. Howell. Howard Wilets. Mr.. Bacon and
M Wheeler Mr. and Mrs. Nelson ]. Waterbury
also gave luncheon for party OF four Mr.. anu
Mrs Arthur r. Claiin gave dinner at the club on
Wednesday evening" when their guests were Mr.
and Mrs Clarence b. Mitchell. Mr.. and Mrs L.
Robbins Walker and Mr.. and Mrs. Dwight NJ Har-
80 Mrs.
Mitchell gave a dinner for Mr.. and Mrs. f. Robbins
Walker
meeting was held on Thursday by the members
OF the Fortnightly Dancing Class. at which 1t was
decided to have the final dance for this season on the
evening Of May /. The dance will be flower CO.
tion, and will take place in the pink ballroom OF
the Laurel in-thePines.
The bazaar in aid OF the Church OF st. Mary OF
the Lake which was held for five days in Larraoees
EaiL closed on Wednesday. bringing liberal sum
to add to the treasury of the church.
At the Laurel House the Wednesday morning con-
cert. usual, attracted large audience OF cot
tagers and guests. After the Sunday evening ser
vice Of song. vocal solos sung by William T. lnghs
and DR.. Edwin Holmes. Of New-York, were enjoyed
by the guests Mr. and Mrs Charles ]. FISK OF
Painneld, N j., returned to their home on Tuesday
after spending the winter at the Laurel House
Their new cottage at Jefferson. y. H., near the
Miss Inglls entertained Albert Lynch. the artist; at
dinner at the Laurel House on Wednesday evening.
cert n the main ONCE last Sunday evening The
members Of the orchestra furnished fine instru-
ps y BY Arthur Burroughs; Miss Carloene Rutan
sang soprano solos. and Henry Clarke. barytone
pared In several Rotations br Paul T. Kimba
entertained company of friends at dinner on Satur
and Mrs Emma Wilson. Of Red Bank Mr. Wilson
was also OF the party. On Monday Mrs. D. H. Gun
took a party Of friends on the Lakewood tallyho.
A large number OF young people are now guests al
Dr. Felix Adler Of New-York. is at the Lakewood
Hotel
a ;hspns O. Ne"-f0rk are staying at the Aau'e
judge and Mrs. Depue and Mr. and Mrs. sherred
Depue OF Newark. are among recent arrivals at the
Nsw-York arrivals at the Laurel-n- the-Plness in
r. On cha aHS Kris Mr.. and Mrs G. Trevor Nj
fs a MRS Mrs s = fna Ms ss
Mr. N cey W M5s 4 chS Gsws Mr. And M9s
avMNn;J j < Cox, Mrs. ]. v pClsen. Mss wTish,
SSnys.y Mrs and and Miss Wallace Miss Wilkinson
p Sd > Dunn Christie, tr: G. T Tappin Mrs. r. B.
Knapp p's g. Wheeler. T. p 5. Green, ". il
' d5s isham W Ne E. Cox 4 Tu F; sl"PsOn
IL, ns09 S.A e HuW9srt r. Beshhsm f. j. G Id
T Charles J. K %dsh' MI r and Mrs r. SHAT
tuck Mss Kingsford Johnston Livingston. David
nnapsley, Charles s. Lesher. Mrs. Edward Patterson,
mss Patterson. Charles VI. Oelr.chs and i. a.
arrivals at the Laurel House from New-fork are
r. ana Mrs J: c. Westervelt. Westmoreland Days
ss Westmoreland Davis. Mrs. Mercedes Leigh M.
iTo Mrs; W W. Richards. Mrs: NJ. J. Danfortn'
Iscn rs.s MeLennsn. the Misses McLennsn. John n:
MMs9eTi Miss Warren. Miss v l. Warren. Mr. and
DE RIs :. a. Rogers Arthur NJ Morse. James c. r.
r'ih nn,, Miss 8. p Mathis. Dr. q. NJ: White; ".
c Z; tmshs, Dr. Edwin Holmes Clayton Platt E. N.
0Connorr rs :. K!mball, c. w. OConnor, =: w.
y. Srynnor Mr. and Mrs Edgar Barney. Mrs: James
q CAe Esnt, Mrs William H. Porter. Mr.. and Mrs r.
Oracle K ~ 49, Marsh Mrs; James g. X Richards,
MI sm yrs Voorhees, Mr. and Mrs: w. II. Brchall.
Sharnan n; Birchall William ID. Farwell, j. Porter
ana y B. Kerr, tr
" tAxewood Hotel arrivals from New-York include
r. az. az Mrs 8 VI. Batchford, Joseph Eastman.
H.. A., ana Mrs Robert B. Turner Mr.. and Mrs. L. NJ.
~ Ernest ". Lockwood, Mr. and Mrs. Chauncey
nss Gene. sns R1 1 A. E FTsnk Miss Fnk 0jIosyt