New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-14
LAKEWOOD BUSY WITH GOLF
r,,r WEATHER BAD FOR THE ,TOURNA-
MENT. But PLAY GOES ON.
GOLFERS PRESENT FROM OFT or TowN-oTHER
ENTERTAINMENTS or THE wEEK-AR-
RIVALS At THE HOTELS.

again. Apparently the powers tha' De co''9p''"
against this particular tournament which was
,oetnoned from New Years Day on account OF the
snow. and Friday morning found the ground white
cold sleet falling and plenty Of wind Despite
these urfavorable conditions. play for Mrs "ould
tankard began. On Thursday. at the country ''up
links there was a fine exhibition oil scicl'nc bo''
by Horace Rawlins. the open champion OF 1850 ""o
e. now the clubs greenkecpcr; his brother' h"rr!
Rawlins who has recently crossed from Sco'l"no'
..yviuie" Norton the Lakewood Golf Clubs green
kecpcr and John Shipper. the colored soifer from
Shinnecock Hills Harry Rawlins made su'oeSS
full first appearance in tournament III thls cou"-
fry NV beating Shipper In the mornhs' py up
and 3 TO play and his brother. the eX-champioi' !"
the afternoon by one stroke in An exciting game
in which he established Il ne" fo'0i" '
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The usual weekly play for the Ciaiin and Con-
verse cup was continued at the Country Cluo INNS
this week on Tuesday. against most uhlHNoi"o''
conditions of weather and fields, Mrs. H. hoppIh'
walker won the ClaHn cup in the ladies' handicap
from Mrs ClaAin and Mrs. Frank NJ. Freeman
who were her opponents Mr.. Walker won the 'o''-
vorea cun for the first time over the same ground
on Thursday. with a net score OF ~ and handlcap
of 10. 80, ,.,
Some Of the golfers are registered at the hoteis
and n number of cottagers have the players do
their guests Mr. and Mrs James converse nave
Shaving with them at Gray Gables o. howard
Dawson Of Milbrook and y. e. Burr OF New
York Mr.. and Mrs Robert page Kerrs party IN
cludes b. Spalding de Garmendia ana MT. ana MIS-
Thomas Hamilton Kerr. Beverly ward Jr, oi
New-York is again the guest OK MI ana Ni o
Jasper Lynch at Lynxden Mr.. ana Mls' T. ~
MATTHEW and Mr.. and Mrs. W. A haihhto" "'''
nave friends during the tournament
MI and Mrs Edwin Could of New-forK. ana
Miss KIttredge Of Chicago, are visiting MT. ana
Mrs Dwight VI. Harris ri their nome in Forest
ave- on Thursday evening Mr. ana MIS- HURTS
gave bowling party for a number OF thei' lI',"u'
N the Laurel House alleys. returning to theh
home for a chafng-dish supper later IN the even
ing
Miss Inglis of New-York. spent the early part
% the week with Mrs. Kingdom, at Hilltop oh
Monday evening Mrs. Kingdom gave dlhher lot
Miss Inglis when the guests were Mt ana MIS-
L Robbins Walker. Mir and Mrs. William "A.
I1ar,u,on Mrs Washington Durbrow. John Miley
ard DR. Paul r. Kmball Tho table decorations
were vioIets and American Beauty roses anu
whist followed the dinner
Tho storm of last Saturday night did not pre-
vent a large audience from listening 10 MI
waldo Richards IN the MUSHROOM Of the Laurei
House The hotel orchestra assisted. Mrs' hch-
ords's numbers included selections from the writ
irgs NJ the late H. c. Bnner and Eugene Field
toqetber with dialect sketches. portion oil the
nrocceds was added TO the Lakewood Library
Fund.
ON Wednesday the Girls Missionary society Vi
the First Presbyterian Church heId Fa'e"''N'
,.o and sale al the residence of the Rev Ut /
II Mcclellan. in Madson-aye. Three booths were
,rrangcd in the reception room. The one nearest
tho entrance for the sale OF fanny articles was
In charge Of Mrs Henry 5. Simons' MISS Noole''
Mics Merriman and Miss Farnham sold pretty
valentines and heart-shapcd trhes at another' anu
,ho booth for the sale of the candy made by the
Young women was in charge Of Mrs v NJ DIS
brow. Miss Gordon and Miss Katherine Hihsdaie.
- ,bo dining-room Miss Dashiell served tea ana
Miss BOARD chocolate at a table bright with PINK
,,,.,ations They were assisted by MISS van
,,tten Miss Mcclellan. Miss Anna Ferris ana NlIss
uinsdale Miss Edna Skidmore was IN cha'se VI
tho cashiers table in the hall. CottageIs anu
,,os,s filled the rooms from until O'CLOCK ana
ei1 Vs., addod n the treasury Of the society.
NJ, ofth annual convention Of the Young feo-
49, md Cbildren's societies Of the Presoytery oil
Monmouth was held In the FIRST freSoS 'el
Church to-day. TWO sessions were heid' inc he''
DR. Mcclellan the pastor OF the church. pre-
eid,nr this morning, when the speakers were
the Rev Lewis Seymour Nudge ana the
~, Maitland Alexander Al the meeting TINS
of,Arnoon the Rev. Frank Lukens presided
and tho addresses were made ny the heN,
Wilmer McNair the Rev. George j. Mnglhs ana
the Rev DR.. j. Clement French. MIs' AilVe W.
scudder spoke on Junior Christian Endeavor the
o.. y 7, uoskns of Syria, on Foreign Mis-
siorsr. John E. Parmly. "Our Own Mission
orv,. the Rev A. II. Young on What the Presby-
terian Church Stands For and the Kew. w T.
Finnev on What TO Take Away. special ualh
,yas run for the accommodation OF the members OF
,bn different societies who numbered considerably
ov.r one hundred persons. Luncheon WAS served
t., the S,ndav-school room of the church. under
.ne direction of the Christian Endeavor Society
Social Committee.
Prominent among the announcements from the
hotels Is that OF the entertainment TO be given by
the Glee Banjo and Mandolin clubs OF Princeton
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The list OF patronesses is a long one, comprising
rearlv all the prominent women in Lakewood. Mrs
George ". Stockly. whose son, Paul d. StocKly' Is
assistant manager of the club will give the men a
RECEPTION at Oakhurst upon their arrival on FRIDAY
afternoon. The entertainment will be followed By
dance in the hotel ballroom.
At the Lakewood Hotel last night there was a
bright dance in honor OF Lincoln's Birthday. To-
night there will be vaudeville performance. When
the following talent will contribute 10 the pro-
sramme: Miss Ollie Blanchard sopldno; John T.
Woods. tenor. Kricger scieht-of-hand, Brooks and
Ossman banjoists; J. y. SilberberS, pianist, and
Greg Patti comedian Following the Princeton
/ concert and dance next Friday there will be an
entertainment Saturday night and the invitations
/ for the Washington's birthday ball on Monday
night sent out this week to the number of lOoo
Golfers Mt the Lakewood Hotel Include Henry Z.
Tolcs.. c. c. La Montague, DAME. Bacon and Wal
ter Watson jr, OF New-York
The main dnng-room Of the Laurel-in-the- Pines
was gay scene on Thursday evening, when Mr..
Porter gave the annual masquerade ball for the
employees Almost every nationality and civilization
was represented in the bewildcrng array of cos
tunes some OF which were pretty and correct,
while others were exceedingly grotesque. Tho
house orchestra played for the dancing, and there
was supper below stairs for the darcers and their
friends.
Mr. Porter numbers several parties OF young
people among his guests, and the dance that
|
ing was pretty to celebrate Lincoin's Birth
day There will be the customary elaborate ball to
celebrate Washington's Birthday.
Mr.. and Mrs. BoWIes Colgate. of New-York. en-
tcrtaned the Rev. Or. and Mrs. Andrew LOngacre
and William McNair at luncheon at the Laurel In
The Pines last Saturday. Mr.. ana Mrs. Richard :.
IlungcrfOrd entertained party Of friends 1T
luncheon on Wednesday. There Is. usual. full
component o3 golfers at this house for the tourna-
Dor lima,