New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-20
LAKEWOOD THANKSGIVING PLANS
THE BIG HOTELS TO CELEBRATE-THE
HORSE SHOW CAUSES AN EXODUS

THE BIG HOTELS TO CELEBRATE-TIfE
HORSE SHOW CAUSES AN EXODUS.
| Lakewood. y. j.. Nov 10 (SpeciaD.-Lakewood's
representation of those prominent in society who
| have been I'm attendance upon the NewYork Horse
| Show has been larger than usual this year, and
| that fact accounts for "A week which has been
| rather quiet. although the tide of visitors has
steadily continued to set this way. But with the
close Of the Horse Show and the return OF absen-
| tees will come host Of friends who may be ex
peced TO aid In the general effort Of fashionable
| society to drive Gull away.
| All over the resort plans we'll under way for
a Thanksgiving week of more than the usual gay
ETY. The annual golf tournament Of the Golf Club
OF Lakewood is known far and wide by its long list
OF previous successes. and the fact that the club
now has for the first time full course OF eighteen
holes and also a clubhouse with all the necessary
details OF comfort. will have it's effect in drawing
an unusually large attendance of the golfing fra
ternity.
The Laurel House will have its usual Thanksgiv-
ing Day programme of good cheer. with a house
| full OF old friends. who annually make II point
10 be there upon that date
The Laurel-n-th the Pines which opened Thurs
day under the management Of Horace Porter as In
years past will also be in the full flower OF
Thanksgiving celebration and the young people
whom It entertans may be depended upon to have
the joest time possible. Mr. Porter mas had
the decorator. painter and furnisher busy in his
big house through the greater part of the summer.
and the bookings already made promise busy
The Lakewood will open to-day under the man.
agement Of T F. Sleck. and in this house also
many improvements have been made chief among
which Is the addition OF forty new bathrooms.
The annual meeting OF the Lakewood branch OF
the Needlework Guild held at Edgemere. the
home of Francis T. Freeman. on Thursday after
noon, the exhibition of garments for charitable
rfb ion no "A lar
the exhibition was large and interested.
Thanksgiving services by union Of the churches
will be held this year in the Baptist Church. with
a sermon by the Rev. Mr.. Pendel. the new Meth
odlst pastor.
A dancing class at the Oaks. which is under the
instruction of Robert Rutledge. has the patronage
OF Mrs Arthur r. Clafin. Mrs. Frederick j. de
pevster. Mrs s b. Ferris. Mrs. George Smith.
Mrs George w. Stockley and the Misses Earring
Another private class q by M he ssms m
Gould and meets at her home. ,.. -.
ing since which date the woods have been full OF
spor.smen after rabbit and guam: Theodore Is,
Laurel House brought in "A brace of rabbits and
fifteen quail on Friday evening. as the resu, OF an
Tha Palmer House Under the management of
James r. Palmer has been decidedly improved I'm
the arrangement of its public rooms. and me good
effect has been increased by the tasty decoration
Of all that of the has hogIe %hn
patronage this season, and few Of the late names
the register W. :. /. Reyes second IN com
mand OF the naval vessel New-Yo with Mrs.
Reyes: Mr. and Mrs. {. i. Jackson Mr.. and Mrs,
l.. H. Barnett Miss Hansen and b. Morgan all OF
York; Mrs r Adams. sr. and Miss Irene W.
Adams OF Brooklyn. -
Colonel and Mrs Woolsey and Miss Alice Wool
sey OF Asheville y. C.. who have just returned
from European trip. were the recent guests OF
Or. and Mrs. G. II. Mcclellan. Miss Mary Stockly
gave a pleasant luncheon In honor Of Miss WOOL
scy at her home In Fifth-st. Friday.
Dr and Mrs. William O. Schaunier are enter
tanning the formers sister Mrs Marcellus Bowen
OF constantinople. ,.. -,
DR. Paul r kmball gave "A dinner TO a party OF
his friends Saturday evening the prLvate un
ing room Of the Laurel House being cnarmII"Ey
decorated for the occasion. The decorations Oh ,is
table were chiefly roses while al easn ,,,s
There were eleven at table. the party lhriuuitS
Dr Paul T kimba Mr.. and Mrs Jasper bsrnSn;
~ and Mrs Robert Bage Kerr Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Potts Mr. and Mrs Harry RradnnrsI' MITE r'""'
Among the NEWCOMERS who are az the Laurel
Houss are Mr. and Mrs. Cladn Kellogg, Dr. Gin