New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-24
LAKEWOOD TALKS OF COLE
EVEN THE WAR MUST DIVIDE ATIEN'
TON WITH THE FAvORITE GAME.
er-,rpAr sr.cc~Essrr,r OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
STREETS BEING LAID our--HoTElS bh"iN
NrNp TO CLOSE FOR THE SEASON.

SEVERAL SUCCESSFUL. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
STREETS BEING LAID oUr-HoTEI.s pEGIN-
NINo 10 CLOSE FOR THE SEASON.
Lakewood. ~ j. April % (5peciaD. Tho week has
been ono OF particular interest IN sporting ci'ces'
and golf has tho talk In the hotels AT all hours
and under oil circumstances Form" bunker
difficulties clubs and handicaps ana the conn
parison Of favorto golfers ,orm the topic OF the
hour and all enthusiasm IL FOR the moment d.
vded between the inminencc OF war with me
Spanish Don and the golnng affairs OF daiiy ne
The threo-days tournament announced by the
COT Club OF Lakewood has proved wonderful sue
cess even for this club whch has upon us records
a long list OF Successes The fret OF The golhnc
clubs In tho East II has been particularly ,avoreH
in all It's public events and has unfaingiy attracted
tho best-known golfers OF the country 10 It's COM
patitIons Now. with settled plans 70 open new ana
finer links another season. Its spring fixture ior the
present week has been generally regarded a. fnre
well 10 tho old links. and many have come Tor
last opportunity to play over tho wel-krown greens
The process OF reducing a neid OF seventy players
70 four mai winners began OF THURSDAY morning
and reached n conclusion this afternoon fay mas
bonn uniformly 81 n high order ana Lakewood pay
ers havc shared In the horors OF tho occasion.
To-day las bHcn selected for another and moro
private competition At the Ocean County INKS
where n party Of Ncw-York mon OF law and bus
Colonel George ". Young. have an all-day goihns
programme laid out for handsome prizes brought
down 10 give zest TO the competition.
Next week will bring TO the links OF the Ocean
County Hunt and Country Club three days
tournament In which will figure a mixed four
somo on days and a handicap event on the
third day Prominent women golfers are expected
on tina. occasion and n pleasant competition Is In
antlcipntlon The clubs facilities FOR handling
such affairs are superior and with good weather,
tho tourney cannot fan TO prove successful
Next week will close with an interschoastic
tournament on the Lakewood Club links at which
thirty or mere students from college preparatory
schools have slgnined their intention 10 be pres
ent The Cutler Iawrenccvle and other schools
Will be Represented. while the Lakew ood Heights
schoo. has strong golfng contingent to uphold
the credit OF the place
Indicative OF tho growth OF Lakewood. the lny
ing out OF several new streets which, when per-
fccted Will open up large tracts OF new building
territory IL instanced. The more important OF
these works are the extension Of Sixth-st. from
It's present terminus at Fcrestave. Sevcnth-st,
from Madlson-ave and Eighth-st.. from Clifton
ave- all running to the Lake Drive. Sewer and
water pipes are now being laid along these new
streets and. when finished the location Will be
tho choice portion of the town Charles r. lie
Compile has also opened new street to his prop
erty In East Lakewood. beginning at East Fourth
st east OF the Van Brunt homestead; and Fred
erck Fowler has extended Laurel-ave from It's
present terminus through lis property to Pearl-st
The Prcsbytery OF Monmouth. at Burlington. on
April 49, took cognlZance OF and passed lttlng
resolutions tho fftieth anniversary OF the ordi-
nation OF the Rev. DIR. Alfred II. Dashcll
The semi annual meeting OF the Young Peoples
Society OF Christian Endeavor or the Presbyterian
Church was held Wednesday evening. and a
Board OF Officers was elected. =
Spain being the topic of the day Professor FL
mer r.. Wentworth Is to give a lecture I'm the music
room of the Laurel House on Tuesday evening.
The following are patronesses OF the affair Mrs.
Georrs J. Geuld MrS kiegSon Mrs william lam, A.
L. .''i Harding. Mrs William i leeds. Mis- Alfred H.
Dashiel, Mrs Waiter H. Bynner; the Misses East
Trotter. Mrs David u. Plumer Mrs. Albert NJ.
1rad'naw Mr., J%;0s "G Mrs NV ISmss TSn
RS s Mrs. chn%%ne hsrr Nr Mrs R93es' sAfe
Mrs. Thomas i. White. r.. OF Elizabeth. ~ J..
yice-president OF the foreign missions of the
anesc and Chinese missions at All Saints Memorial
Church on Wednesday morning at the cose of tho
Members Of the Junior Christian. Endeavor sos:,
cty OF the Presbyterian Church cleared about so
at their fair in the Carasaljo club house satur
day afternoon. The money Will go to fresh'Mr
Dr. Wagner, a Government chemist. with Dr.
Lows and pr Lyon. were the guest" over Sunday
Paul b stockly is back from Princeton College
for a visit to his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. George w
daughter-in-law. Mrs Barnard. OF New-York at
her Madson-ave home.
The Rev Or. c. III. Williams. OF Hartford. Conn.,
preached at the Presbyterian Church on Sunday
morning.
Miss Annie Coggshall OF Providence Is the guest
OF Miss Arnold at Canary Cottage.
John Lewis, OF Medford n. J., spent Sunday with
Mr. and Mrs Samuel Taylor
Mr. and Mrs Frank NJ. Freeman. OF Belhaven
Conn. are peing entertained by Francis T. Free
man. nj Edgemere. $4,000
Mr.. and Mrs T Abbott williams jr. have been
the guests this week Of Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel s
Taylor
David b. Pumer, manager Of the Laurel House.
IA on A brief trip 20 tho White Mountains where
he will manage the Waumbek Hotel. at Jefferson,
during the coming summer The hotel has been
much enlarged since Last season.
Il Is announced that the Lakewood Hotel will
close on Monday. and II Is rounding out what Is
claimed to be the best season since the opening
year.
That Lake woods visiting list has far-oK sources
OF supply Is shown by three names this week on
the Lakewood Hotel register. They are Dwight