New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-03
THE WEEK AT LAKEWOOD
QUIETEsT SOCIALLY OF THE LENTEN
SEASON
TENDED THROUGH ArRIL-GUESTS AT
VARIOUS HOTELS

the time. Of course but the pleasant fragmentary
parts OF days have been fugitive. and there has
been a constant promise OF rain In the sky. which
could not be hopefully viewed by those who wished
10 be of doors. In a social way the week has
been the quietest Of the Tenten season
The Golf Committee OF the Ocean County Hunt
ard Country club has extended the Claim cup
series. which to have closed with the month
Of March. and II Will now through April.
Thursdays filed on the same links by a
mems foursome series. which will also run through
April. and for which the prize is presented by
James Converse. There nov four regular
weekly series played on the links. the best score
made in any Of which will secure the Laurei-in-
the-Pines trophy. which is to be declared April ~.
The wedding Of Miss Alice Woodman Kimball.
daughter OF Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. kimball, OF
New-York 70 Richard Henry Rice. OF PFovlneh'e'
which took place in the chantry OF Grace Churcn'
New-York on Saturday of last week. was OF more
than nassing interest 10 the residents Of early
Lakewood The brides father was prominently
concerned in the original development OF the place
and with his family spent many years mere "here
Miss Klmbau universally beloved
The dedication OF the handsome new Fist bap-
fist Church Sunday was notable happening o.
the week, and the programme OF exercises was
impressive II included special music by the cnolr'
Invocation and prayer by the Rev. Ernest Thomp-
son. OF Brldgeton, ~ j.. sermon by tho Rev Dr
John Humpstone. OF Emmanuel Baptist Cnurch
BROOKLYN with introductions and remarks Dy the
pastor the Rev. W. g. Wcdomeyer. An interest
inz history o. the church covering thirty years OF
effort was read and the treasurer. George L.
Smith. made A financial report showing a present
Indebtedness Of 5000 on a church property valued
at $1,000 4 male quartet furnished appropriate
music II consisted Of +. 4. Ticknor. FIRST tenor
C. H. Ennis second tenor; John Taylor. first bass
W D. Adams. second bass.
The last meeting Of the Ienien Sewing Class VIII
- hold IaGrdN MllNn
work has been done. and many hospitals and fresh
Dir homes will be the recipients OF packages on
comfortable and well-made garments watch are the
product Of the members industry.
The death Of Miss Mary Jackson harrington. al
the Oaks on Tuesday. is counted public loss to
the village. The oaks is a private school for girls
the development OF which had for many years been
Miss Farring,on's chief thought. and she Will be
sadly missed by many
Miss Mary y Pierce one OF Boston's prominent
educators is speak Kindergarten Hall on Mon
day evening. on 'Sloyd.' department Of Juvenile
school work Miss Pierce is an authority on the
subject having visited the principal manual train
ing schools in England. Germany, France and Dem
mark and having been chosen to conduct demon
stration class at the Worlds Fair.
The Golf club OF Lakewood has granted the use
OF It's links on Monday afternoons TO the boys Of
Lakewood Heights School. who are earnestly con-
Quoting a five weeks tournament for which cup
IS offered a. a prize by Master r. C. Kerr The
series will end Monday. and those playing are
/. Allison. William Arnold. II. Baker. A. BunneH.
C. Bycrs y. &. Harris J. Harding. +. {. Kerr.
william Leeds J. o Bren, Kingdom Gould and Jay
Gould Young Harris has a secure lead for the
prize. having played 4 remarkably even game dur
ing the four weeks. During tho series his handicap
has been reduced from five to plus TWO. yet he mas
won first, second or third place at each match.
his gross scores being 10 IA l23. ll6. The boys
who have points FOR the cup are: Harris. :, Byers.
d Narr * e. =
Ground was broken this week FOR new cottage
which IL 20 be built by John b. Morris. at Forest
Women OF tho Methodist Church Society held
room OF thr Mcthodisr church on Tuesday after
noon and evening Those IN charge were Miss +. r.
Gray. Mrs. &. j. Parmentior Mr.. G +. Polhemus.
Mrs. VI McGrayy. Mrs. Cook. Mrs. Miller and Mrs
Excavation began this week on the cellar tor.
new cottage which IL 10 be built b. Edward Nc
Donald In Ocean-aVe 49, p.,.,..
The programme OF entertalninents az me Palmer
House for the week has Included childrens party
on MondSy eEenns Wnsn spanish ana Mar
singing by Rose Namln; a driving party 20 spring
some OF their friends. and progressive hearts
party on saturday evening, =,
spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. John p. Morris.
Professor William L'bOey. OF Princeton tniYer-
sify, the guest OF the Misses Harrington this
Miss Rhods Wilkinson gave an exhibition OF her
water-color paintings at tho Laurel House on
Mr. ana Ms Hunter and chid o NsE.YoTk are
r.
Miss Helen Gre.n. Of Ileweilyn Park. IS visiting
Miss Eugenia 4 seahury. ,.,. -. c,o-.
nut Hil philadelphia. spent sunday with Nr.
searles's parents. Or and Mrs. w. Il. Scarles. on
The "wednesday morning programme gwen ny the
Laurel House orchestra drew a large and appre-
bers given verc especially arranged by the con-
ductor Mr.. Hosmor. for his orchestra and the pro-
Gramme included the overture 20 "Rieuzi' the
pilots song ana sailors chorus from The FlyinS
Du'chman." a fantasia from "IanuAhuser.' a
mn ftrr ha y
and no vorspicl from pie Mcistersinger'
mission - ~ secure homes for homt'oss children,
gave entertainments ~ the MUSHROOMS or the
Thursday evening at tho former hotel at ;. and AZ
the latter ~ go O'Clock.
ES-GoVeguor ano Mrs I.Avl p Morton and Miss
Morton. ot Ncw~York. arc M the Laurel House FOR
their third visit the present season. other New
Workers who an" az tho Laurel House are Mr. and
lam Tanning. Robert Macay. Nr. and Mrs r. "
Jackson and Mrs. clifton Wharton and family
Among the New Workers who are ~ tha Lake
wood Hotel are Mr. and Mrs. Oscar g. straus. Mr..
and Nh kurnheimer r.. r. Crimmirs. NJ and
DR. Joseph ~ Rylanco and Mrs Rylanre.
The Laurel ne Pines has strong New Eng
Mr.. Elizabeth Hubbard ~ Mlddleiown. Conn Who
Mrs Jo"ep6 Hrccd Of lynn 9 Ma If ras sna
Of Milton. Mass. john De i<oyon Alsop Mise Alsop
Rev. nr and rs '2 Mas S' &eToSl o"n ,r ne
Frederick g. Schmidt OF Hartford conn. vino Is
charles Treve o. q, newton Mas. Mr. an" and S Mr..
~ Neyhart child and nurse. OF BrooklIne Mass
y. WinSlow; O, thu Ncpdome: Boston; f. Pierson
Now-Yorkers who are a, The Laurol-in-tho- Pines
and N M4 PS 81 w pEa Mil dsa A. and p9rk Mr
bradford Woosey. who IS visiting Miss Carol
Arthur H. Nrssten Samuel q Babcock and M MIS-
Babcock william Macnanehton. Cortlandt Annabe.
Miss Dimock and Miss Warren.