New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-10
LAKEWOOD IN MIDWTNTER.
rHEELMEN AND GOLFERS MAY ENJOY
THE ABSENCE OF SNOW.
THE COUNTRY CLUB DANCE AND DINNER-A
HANDICAP AT THE LINKs-A PIGEON SHOOT
SOCIAL FUNcrIoNs-COMING GUESTS.

SOCIAL FUNcTIoNs-cOMING GUESTS.
Quiet has followed the holiday gayety at this
village IN the pines. The Is gone. leaving
.he golf links in fine condition to the great salts
ssc,ion of the impatient players and wheelmen
may again enjoy the roads.
social affairs OF the week have centred in a
measure about the Country Club The dinner and
dance las, Saturday night were In all things the
,ost successful since these pleasant features were
established at the club. About fifty OF the ciuo
nembers and their friends drove over. and the
steward was obliged to place tables In the main
hallway but they were removed before the dance.
Among those who were present with parues were
Mr. and Mrs George J. Gould. Mr.. and Mrs James
converse Mr. and Mrs. Jasper Lynch. Mr.. ana
Mrs Dwight NJ Harris. Mr. and Mrs Thomas II.
Kerr and Mr. and Mrs. Francis A. Waithew.
After the dance Mr.. and Mrs. Walthew. VINO had
~ their guest B. Spalding de Garmend'a. enter
.a,nod comnanv OF friends at a chatting dish sup
NV a, their cottage In Madison-ave. There was
some very enjoyable music, including the SOLOS
Sung by George r. Sheldon and j. Borden harri-
man. of New-York.
On Thursday Mrs Walthew gave dehghtu
.v for children at the Country Club to celebrate
49, ef,h birthday of her little daughter Miss
va,herine Phyllis Walthew. The club orchestra
lovea for the children to dance and march, ana
Zach received pretty favors souvenirs ana prizes
t-om the dances. supper and Jack Horner pie.
,,h ring and another for girls. with tiny
ro,d ,hImhle The children asked by little Miss
waI,hew were Dolly and Louise Lynch. Marjorie
,-,y,sn kingdom and Jay Gould Gladys stewart
Hama and Arthur Hamilton. James Converse Jr''
vo,ner,ne and Robert Kerr. Dwight Harris, Louise
and Julia Freeman. Beatrice Cianlh anu "'s'
Reese and Jack Carpenter
sunday afternoon a number OF the cot'asers
drove out 10 the Country Club with their guests
Gov afternoon tea. including Mr.. and MIS-. D"ien'
xrhn
r,uded Mrs ]. II. Stewart who Is here 10 speno
49, winter with her mother Mrs. Edward L. HARD
49,, and DR. and Mrs. Isaac II. Plat, who had
a.. and Mrs George b. Glover OF New-iorK' as
their guests 49, r,ursdav for
,rnn,o where she will visit her sister MIS- bruh"
=, re,urning In about two weeks
,.s I,ate somers Of South Orange. who left
,Lan,ood last spring to 60 abroad with MT. ana
Ms Maxwell Wyeth. has returned 10 speno 'he
winter at the Laurel House
church and charity affairs claimed attent'o" u
the extent Of three meetings TINS "eeh' va 1900 ,,
eve Uomans Aid Society Of All Saints Memorial
-hr-cn held It's January meeting in the paris"
house Mrs w. r. Bynner presided IN 'he ao-
eonce Of Mrs X. T Hurlburt. the presioeh' nv
chief business transaction was IN regard ~ INC
nro, Gale OF the society. Martha Washlng-
80, tea nar:y'' Is announced for FEBRUARY ~ Inc
~" .rxu,arv of the same church held
oe,,ne a, the rectory Wednesday, Letters
were read from the clergyman al San 1N"'o' ~,
rho,n a Christmas box was sent expresS""s ~
r-s,,n5e TO Mrs Kingdom. the president anu "''
o,h.rs NJ the society. Several new memoeis
we're added AT this meeting and II was oecueu ~
IVA orotber box about the middle Of Feoruar! 10
a Western bishop for distributor IN MS ooOe'''
The Tuesday Sewing Club resumed us i"e.''e
this week at the home of Mrs, Char'es H. "'o''''
In Clifton-ave. ,,, % r,elt
bflfa number
country Club links last Friday 20 play inc NE
,,,,e in the weekly handicap for the cup Fie' ..,
bv lanes Converse. Arthur T. Cfinh WIN. -, a,
no, score Of es and handicap OF MI ''a''il
ne. go 49, came cup again on Thursday when
aiSo W. 80 no. o. with q handicap Of g. MIS-
=, p,hh,ns Walker and Mrs. Frank Morgan
man were the first contestants III 'ne W. A.
ladies open handicap for the cup presen'eu W
.hur r Claim at the Country Iiuo vi ,,,..Sa
W-s walker won. and the cup has peeh oi7p'"''"
., 81, Z, tho office of the Laurel-in-the-Pines'
'. e q remarkably pretty cut-glass ciare' JUS
r,,h the silver top richly ornamented VIII" 'o'
vine and scroll in relief. There was Pia! o''
covered Aslds at the Golf Club on Sa.urudS ~
the weekly handicap contests Tor ne
and Journal" cup were resumed Beverly "ara
80 ,.h sco-e of % from scratch. On Monday
,bAra was an example of fine golf at the same
links willie" Norton. the greenkeeper' ana AZ
fred T. Norris Of the Dyker Meadow 'iup' p'aseu
a match Of nine holes. Norton won, with scoIe
3S-pStahliSnlng n
held by himself Thursday morning Jasper i.s"ri'
and Harry Rawlins the brother of Horace Raw
Inns creenkeeper at the Country Club. played
foursoYne against DR.. Paul I. kimbaii ana "i"ie
Norton The frst-named pair won by . up anu
70 pay There Is long list of entries for to-day
play.
The first pigeon shoot OF the season TOOK place
Of the traps of the Country Club on last FRIDAY.
Fred fioey. OF Hollywood beat W. Gould BroKa"
al two matches of ten and twenty-five birds re-
spectivey. On Saturday Dwight NJ. Harris Duo-
lev n Tanning. F. A. Wal,hew. Gould Brokaw
and Fred Hoey shot for cup presented by the
club Mr. Harris was successful in the final SHOOT
between himself and Mr. Wahew. Hoey then beat
Brokaw in a match Of 100 birds killing eighty-three
10 Brokaw's eighty-one. In all probability there
will be another shoot to-day
A, the Laurcl-in- the Pines there very bright
dance last Saturday night since large number OF
Young people who for the ball remained over
Sunday Sunday evening there fine pro-
gramme Of music for the concert the singing OF
hymns was aliernated with instrumental solos by
the members OF the orchestra. including Hegners
Ia Separation" for cello. played by Carl Deter
berg Riding parties have furnished amusement
:or the guests who have hunters here while waiting
for the ground to soften sufficiently for jumping.
Cortland Parker. Mrs. Parker and r. NJ. Parker.
o. Newark. among recent arrivals.
The Wednesday concert at the Laurel House
brought about the usual crowded corridor: guests
and cottasers enjoyed the fine programme. including
a violin solo played by Louis g. Eaton new num-
Der OF Laurel Leaves made its appearance that
morning On Saturday night John ]. Carrie, OF New
York gave Welsh rabbit party for number OF
friends among whom were Mr. and Mrs. James Nc
Lean. Miss Andrews. Mrs. F. b. Clarke. Miss earle,
Alexander Roe. T. J. Beckwith. and Ernest II.
Lloyd. At the conclusion OF the service OF song
Sunday evening. ". F. Tooker. the tenor OF the
choir OF the Forty-eghth Street Reformed Church.
and W. p. OConnor sang. DR.. f. g. Janeway. of
NeU-York lunchei with DR. Irwin H. Hance a
the Laurel House Wednesday. Professor Henry
G. Jesop. of Dartmouth College, IS among the proml-
arrivals.
At the Lakewood Hotel tally-ho parties have
formed a share Of the Tastime. Mr. and Mrs. Archer
Pancoast. of New-York took a party out Sunday in