New-York tribune., 1896-11-15
LAKEWOOD'S GAY ROUND.
SPORTS AND ENTERTAINMENTS OF THE
WEEK JUST CLOSED.
OF THE THANKSGIVING GOLF ToURNA-
NfrNE..T- NEWCOMERS AT THE COT

THE HUNTERS WE'RE THICK ON TUESDAf-TAI-i<
OF THE THANKSGIVING GOLF rouRNA-
MENENT-NEwCoMERs AT THE COT
rAGEs AND HOTELS.
Lakewood. ~ J.. Nov Il (speciaD.-The opening
OF the hunting season Tuesday brought another
outdoor pastlme TO this resort. On Tuesday hunt
ers and dogs seemed almost rs numerous as the
game although rabbits. usual. are plentiful.
and the dearth OF birds that marked the last two
seasons seems broken. The pursuit of the cotton
tail and quail will continue until New-Years.
The golf tournament to be held on November 26.
27 and % claims attention just now. The pro-
gramme for the three days play has been an
rounced and II shows valuable prizes In addition
to the Laurel House and Consolation cups. consist
Ing OF one gold and two silver medals The Coli
Club OF Lakewood. handicap. to be played all day
Saturday has two silver cups and silver medal
as trophies.
IL has become quite the custom among the
young married people to meet at different houses
on Tuesday afternoons for tea. Mrs. James Con-
verse was the hostess at Gray Gables last Sun
day. and the company included Mr.. and Mrs. Will
lam A. Hamilton. Miss Mabel Turnbu. George j.
Gould Mr. and Mrs Jasper Lynch. Mr.. and Mrs
Robert Bage Kerr. Mr.. Mey and DR.. Hayde.
Mrs Converse gave n dinner on Monday evening"
and the guests Mrs. Kerr. Mrs Lynch Mr.
and Mrs Hamilton. DR. Paul I. Kimball ana MI
Mey.
ord Mr. Kerr went In 20 town to dine with George
7 Gould and occupy his box at the Horse snow
Mr. and Mrs Gould. Mr.. and Mrs Dwight M
Harris and Miss Turnbull were among the Gotta
yers who also went In to attend the Horse Show
A new feature which will doubtless prove an
.ptovable one Is to be introduced at the Country
club Beginning with the Friday following Thanks
giving a table d'hotc dinner. followed by dance
will be given 20 be continued every Friday even
ing during the season. The hunt ball. to open the
house formally for the winter gayeties. II Is SAID.
will take place about Thanksgiving.
The first meeting Of the Tuesday Sewing Club was
held on Tuesday at tho home OF Mrs. w. r. Bynum.
A large attendance OF new members and members OF
the Morning Club of which the new organization Is
the outgrowth augured most favorably for this char
ity The treasury OF the club is In satisfactory
dlton by reason OF several gifts In addition to the
fees The club has for Its chief purpose the making
OF garments for the poor In and near Lakewood. 1t
Is proposed that the meeting shall be devoted work
from 230 until o'clock, when tea. conversation and
music will follow. The list OF members includes
nearly all the young matrons prominent In Lakewood
social life.
Among the late cottagers to arrive this week are
Dr. and Mrs. w. G. Schaufier. who came here from
abroad to occupy the Ferris cottage In Fifth-st.
Joseph Pulitzer. with Mrs. Pulitzer and his family.
came on Wednesday evening to open the cottage
formerly occupied by II. w. Johns. In Forest-ave.,
which they have taken for this season. Mrs II. lie
Roy Jones. of New-York. has leased the cottage
owned by Mrs. Ernest L. Kinney. at Madison-ave.
and Seventh-st. adjoining Hilltop George J. Goulds
cottage. The cottage owned by Maxwell Wyeth. also
In Madson-ave.. has been taken by Mrs. George f.