New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-22
AMONG THE JERSEY PINES.
MUCH OF MARCH AND SOMETHING of
APRIL AT LAKEWOOD.
GOLF PLAYERS UNDAUNrED, BUT The
CLUB RUNS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS AND
TUT tJOTEIg

GOLF PLAYERS UNDAUNrED. BUT THE HUM
CLUB RUNS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS AND
ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.
Lakewood n. j., March q (Speciap'-in
much OF March and something OF April III '''e a.
ternatng snow and sunshine at this resoi' "
snow Of Sunday was light and quickly Vahisneu, %
that visitors 10 Lakewood found the ground c'ea,
and the walking good while New-fork was BUN
struggling with the biggest snowfall OF the season.
The runs of the Ocean County Hunt ana country
Club have been postponed two days this week. pu'
the golfers are undaunted by any weather eoi,u
tons A prominent arrival at the Laurei-"-'"e
Pines Is Theodore A. Havemeyer the president Vi
the United States Golf Association. who came down
from New-York on Thursday. Last Saturday was
gala day at the links. two foursome matches were
played in addition to the regular weekly contest io
the Converse cup In foursome match ioi I"
cup presented by Duncan Elliot the contestants "e
Livingston Beekman and Miss Godfrey " il''a"' -
Tucker and Miss Marion Tucker. Harry Podirey anu
Miss Brown, Duncan Elliot and Miss Ethei lucne'
The cup was to the property OF the gr' play
ing in the winning pair and was by Miss Ethel
Tucker who plays on the Manchester ana the
Brookline links The other foursome match was
played by W. II. Sands and DR.. Paul l. hi"io'"
with Robert Bage Kerr and Jasper Lynch, resulting
In a victory for the nrst-named pair by TWO up oh'
to play Play for the Converse cup has reached an
after that of to-day. F. Robbins Walker, VINO won
last Saturday with net score OF 90 and a handicap
OF r. has now two victories TO his credit Inc f'e'
ID. L. Schwartz has the same number. whhe JasPe'
Lynch and James w Morey have each won three
times The Laure-n the Pines cup. which Is 70 DE
played for at the spring tournament on April To- IL
and lS has not yet been received from the silver
smiths but Will be placed on exhibition In the ro-
tunda OF the house next Wednesday. Golfers at the
Ian roI-I In tha- week j. X. CnadWlcK
OF Staten Island: w. ?. Chadwick. OF Exeter. ~ H. ;
Alexander Morton and Mr.. and Mrs. E. c. Potter OF
New-York and Mr. and Mrs Lester Leland, OF Dos-
ton.
The new clubhouse OF the Hunt Ciup mas oeeh
opened for the use OF members, although portion
OF the furnishing and hang.ngs has been delayed
Pigeon shooting at the traps was begun ri the
club last Saturday This morning the members OF
the club shot at the traps for handsome silver
cum presented by George j. Gould and Dwight NJ
Harris.
Saturdays run OF the Hunt Club was a long one
OF twelve miles through air over frozen grouhu
The meet brought out large field Of riders and
spectators in carriages The entire run TO sivertoh
where the finish took place, was an exciting one
Among those who followed the hounds were Dr.
c. l.. I.indey the master: George j. Could w. ~
Grand Of the American Horse Exchange. and his
son, Gordon Grand: Duncan Elliot. s. Trowbridge
Martin Mrs L. Robbins Walker. Miss Whiting the
An important incident In a quiet week was the
first subscription concert by the Apollo Sixteen as
sisted by Anton Hegner. the celst, at the Laurel
House last night. The second subscription concert
by the same vocasts will be given at the Laurel
In the Pines next Friday night. when they VIII De
assisted by Miss Marguerite Lemon. a soprano, and
Miss Bertha Buckln, violinst. Among the cottagers
and guests who have been interested In making up
the subscription for the two concerts are Mrs. Har-
ris T.. Adriance Of Pelham Manor; Mrs. Charles j.
Fisk OF Plalnhe.d: Mrs. Eugene y. Howell, OF
Poughkeepse; Mrs Harvey Fisk. OF New-fork;
Mrs. Francis p. Freeman. Mrs. Arthur b. Clafiin
Mrs. James Converse Mrs. Samuel d. Davis, Mrs.
Samuel s. Beard. Miss Aler, Mrs. Kingdom and
Colonel and Mrs A. Jackson Smith.
Mrs Jasper Lynch entertained a company OF
friends at dinner at Lynhurs, on Sunday evening.
Music and informal dinner parties furnish the
chief OF interest from the hotels this week
The Sunday evening concert at the Laurei-'n-the-
Pines served to emphasize the popularity Of these
affairs. Especially enjoyable numbers were piano
solo. the Spring Song by Mendelssohn. played by
Justus Ringleben. and a "Cavatna' by Bach
played by II. II. Stevens as a cornet solo, Otner
affairs al this house this week include a dinner
given by Mrs. +. r. Laden on Monday evening
when the guests Mrs John A. di Zuega. Mrs
T.. c. Hoyt and Mrs. Charles Wall, OF New-fork
Mrs f. II. Keen and Mrs. Hale, OF Lakewood
DR. and Mrs X c. Miller. OF Providence. gave
ing The guests Mr. and Ms. r. b. Clark
Mrs j. b. Stetson and Miss Stetson.
The entertainment OF the Laurel House by the
W A. C. last Saturday night will be long remem-
bered by the friends Of he club. who donned the
white apron and followed the footprints" to a
scene OF jollty below stairs in the servants dane
ing hall. Roast oysters and ale were served 1t
DEVELOPED that w A. c." had no deeper meaning
than White Apron Club" and more serious In
tent.on than the enjoyment of Welsh rabbits
served hot with song and story. The members OK
the club who acted hosts and who sang after the
supper we're General F. $. Greeley, OF New-HaVen
who figures as president and in numerous other
official capacities George J. Coe OF New-fork
w. A. Castle OF Springfield. Mass; Charles j.
Fisk. OF Painfeld. ~ j.. and Samuel S. Beard. of
Lakewood Others connected with the club are
David s. Plumer. J. r. Hichey and j. NJ. Cooper
On Tuesday night Mr.. and Mrs. Charles j. FISK
of Planheld, gave a Welsh rarebit supper In one
OF the private dining rooms OF the Laurel House
Among the guests were the Rev. and Mrs. Harris
T.. Adriance Mr. and Mrs. Samuel S. Beard, Mr.
and Mrs W. a. Castle. General and Mrs. r. s.
Greeley. Mrs. William w. Rice. Mr. and Mrs f.
n Howell, Miss Knevah Miss Inglls and George
j. Coe
guests assembled in the main office 10 enjoy a
concert of vocal and instrumental music. A party
f Formed aG by A Mrs j. Scat Fasset Mrs r Fas
SET Truman Fasss sy of Asany Of NFs
on Sunday night the same hotel. j. Parker
Whitney. OF Boston, entertained at dinner John II.
MACPHERSON Mrs. MACPHERSON and Miss Mac
Pherson Mr.. and Mrs George ". Tanning enter
evening. including Mr.. and Mrs Dwight NJ. Harris,
of Lakewood. , H., ,o,,
Mrs James Smith, jr.. the wife OF United states
Senator smith, of Newark; ex-senator Michael 4.
Barrett is also among Newark people staying at
this house Mr.. and Mrs Robert II. Pruyn and
Miss Ruth Pruyn. Of Albany. are spending Few
days here. .,. J., -. 49, ,,r.,
in the Pines with Mrs Dickinson and their son
and daughter Among recent arrivals Is the KEY
Henry Sateree. the lately chosen Bishop OF Wash
ington with Mrs Satterlee and Miss Satterlee.
Theodore A. Havemeyer arrived on Thursday.
Rudyard Kipling and Mrs kiplins are at the