New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-12-13
18th st., 10Th st. and Sixth Avenue

OF 2Os for the two rounds TO Kerr's go. Inc same
day the club members and subscribers played the hrst
weekly handicap for the Times ana Jourhai cup
Jasp.r Lynch won the trophy and established tho
new record Of 81 for the links a number OF women
entered including Mrs. Arthur u. Cinhn who did not
hand in a caro- ard Miss Alice Strong. who made
a net score OF 49, The play VIII he continued to-
day and for nine consecutive Saturdays
The programme for the mldwinter tournament OF
the Ocean County Hunt and Country Club on New
Years Day and the day following. has been an
nounced follows: Friday. January open handicap
&c holes. medal play handicap limited TO Is strokes
for a cup presented by Mrs George j. Gould. Silver
flask eIed by club for best score Saturday Janu-
airy q $50 m. open handicap. IS holes. medal pay
handicap limited 10 Y strokes for cup given by the
Country Club: second prize. cigar Jar. l;3o D. m.
omen handicap Is holes medal play IL strokes limii
fora presented by Dwight NJ Harris: cond prize
silver cigar case For weekly pay at tho Country
Club from December IS TO March u. on Tuesday OF
each week ladies' open handicap VIII be played Tor
cup presented by Arthur y. Clahn. Thursdays an
open handicap TO all members Of the club for cup
presented by James Converse. Also Boyle handicap
TO be played fo- December IL to March 10 a. any
time the club TO add 800 in plate the Boyle box.
prize to be awarded for the lowest average score
The Country Club has sent out 10 tho members
books Of twenty-five coupons each. 1t is intended
that the members may sign the coupons and issue
them 10 their friends who entitled 10 the priv!-
leges Of tho club upon the presentation or tho cou-
pom and the paymen, OF 81 day. mo meet
for Wednesdays run with the Ocean county
hounds was at Gray Cables tho cottage or James
Converse who IS acting master fox hounds. Tho
field that followed a course frequently used from
the North Woods to Mr.. Gould's farm. was not
large one and the high wind made following DIM
cult for tho dogs J. j. Dwyer. the hun'sinan mas
bought Tycho Brahe. a hunte. with remarkable
jumping record and Will hunt him over Lakewood
country this winter Dick Doney. the jockey.
Is here TO ride and jump the horse. ~
churches have received fun share OF attention;
The Women's Aid Society Of All Saints Memorial
Church held a meeting In the parish house on Mon
day and took important action reEaIdns NE IN IN
decided to '2ay the interest due In June and tho
interest forone year in advance and apply tho sur
The Woman's AID Society OF the First Baptist
Church held two days sale on lhursIay anu ~
and Socond-st. which Was gwen by Mrs: Jaspe.
lynch for the occasion e nT was aas r anG h Ui
day greens and under the direction OF Mrs
5Rg % thanks s tho
ton OF Mrs. Lynch Mrs Dwight NJ Harris ana mo
hg ss bd5 Sf for tho e Of cake candy
broderics, flowers and useful articles weTc + n
4sSR q M Mr' a eAf s Mrs crss"s a
ParSe Hill Mrs. l.. NJ pavy, Miss Pqgsley. Miss MI.
GSds ME- edda Mrs NM BnowS Mrs
H. Dix. Miss Brown; Mira A. Cant p., Mrs W. f.
''T The Laure-in-the: Pines viii open next wednes-
day. December ls Mr. Porter has carried the rd Inn
enade across the front Of the hotel is nearing coT
Peon Two new M a pd eee,re lights arc
| introduced In the guest rooms. A bcyce-roon mas
attendant aee viii care for the wheels OF guests and
| furnish hgh-grade bicycles Mr.. Porter brings the
snd ali Hi the seds Of who
| with Mr.. Porter for many years are also mere.
| ing new orchestra OF talented musicians. The
booking for the approaching holidays Is most graz,
| people who have spent the holidays at this house
The lakewood Hotel tally-ho made Its first trip
for this last SUNDAY when George j. Sea Sea
R Ry iSon yas ad Ely Green %
gagcment was. announced this week The ct other
Efoas Of Sess Ss William Il SHEPARD and Mis-:
Shepard OF New-York. gave dinner ior party o OK
ing The brokers' office in the west wing Of the
hotel will be opened on December = by G. C.:
| Harper and Mr. and Mrs. Archer " Pancoast Of
New York. are prominent arrivals at the Lakewood
Prominent among Laurel House guests this week
Mr. Tie parker returned to town on wednesday. an
nouncing his intention OF returning later IN inc
season and bringing with him. possibly, Beerbohm
xhs has S.r seysTs wesf
with e 5a enry Hye So snfn Of
spent a portion Of the week at the Laurel House.
| ACCOMPANIED by T. ID. Jordan.
Arrivals at the Laurel House from New,Y9rk In
Alexander Wilson. Mrs J. j. Church, Mrs c; II.
Samuel Andrews Miss b: s. Andrews. Miss Sim
mons. Mrs. A.. q. Waterbury. Mrs w J. Gibson.
| Mr. and Mrs. Thomas r. Kerr. Mrs. Franklin Bart
lett. Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac sheldon, Mr.. and Mrs.
| w A. Merrill DR.. ]. A. Kenefck f. A. McDavitt.
|! F. McPsvii, Frances q Lloyd Herbert Llsyd'
and Mrs. Hasieit 'McKim. Mrs; F: r. Roll. Mrs.
| n Vandervoort, Mrs. w. S. Brown, Thomas II.
Faile T. NJ. Dickson. Mrs. franklin Bartlett. 8. d.
Bowers Dr. Newton ne'n NI1f lanes sss, Nc
Taylor. F. a l., wallin. John Clay Zslah Van
Jordan, Henry, B Hyde, John j. i,,S Cars :, p W.
ragan w. II Mccormack. John r. Steel and E. II.
Lakewood Hotel arrivals from New.Yo,k are Mr..
and Mrs Wesley Harper, Mr.. and Mrs A. Nickel.
M. Palmer William Van Brun t.. Fin1dsy Miss
and d' Mrs j. Strauss, Louis Rice William g. shep.
Dr. AlsxandsT " stein: K Risssil. E Riss. IT,
Mrs 9. PSssenbers g =: AItmsy.r MSss s, Blur
I. g. Keller Howard p. Sweetser and Mr.. and