New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-13
LAKEWOOD FILLING UP.
THE OPENING OF THE GOLF CLOn
NERS AND OTHER ENTERTAINMENT 10

THE OPENING OF THE GOLF CLO
vrpe AND OTHER ENTERTAINMENTS.
lakewood ~ j. Nov. - (SpeciaD.-The passing o,
tho elections has marked in Lakewood an inc'edseu
volume of arrivals and an added Inverness III 80
o,ol and snorting circes In the hotels ana poar"-
inp-houses the temporary absence OF men WIN
had gone home TO vote left the women largely III
charge of affairs but the later trains OF E'ec'o"
Dav brought back the voters to compare P'eo'0
tions and await returns from the days pa''lS Oh
ballots At the Laurel House both telegraph ana
telephone called into service for the ihiorlna
ton OF the guests Of the house. and the big once
ROOM, vas crowded with men until late hour
The question Of chief interest was the result IN
Nev-York State and when II became certain that
Theodore Roosevelt was elected there was d
verv general falling off In the attendance and
later kilograms were left until the morning
An Election Day event OF much general Interest
was an "at home" Tor which invitations were
issued by the directorate Of the Golf Club OF Lake
wood The affair practically the formal open
ing OF the new clubhouse TO the members ana
friends of the club Tea served from until D
o'clock and the Laurel House orchestra furnished
delightful music during an hour of the afternoon
Socially the event OF the week having first place
in importance was the reception rendered to the
friends and neighbors OF Eli Beard on the occa-
sion Of the nineteth anniversary Of his birthday
Monday evening Mr.. Boards residence OF four
| teen years in Lakewood has won for him love
and esteem which is general throughout the VII
/ lage and the spacious rooms OF his sons Madison
ave home were filled with friends, every one OF
whom brought his best wishes for many happy
returns of the day. Besides the large attendance
from the village the following were present from
out OF town: Mrs j. w. Hollenbeck. Mr.. Beard S
M a0m @ Niles Sosshhs
& Miss }p hGd6ck G. Of f0sn6ssk al Of
DR.. and Mrs. L. H. Taylor and Miss Anna H. Tay,
Ior Of Wikesbarre PENN James H. MnrT C;SorS oi
II. CASTOR. George b. Woodward and Thoma- II.
willard The evening was delightfully."- passed by
all the serving Of refreshments being an Incidental
promoter Of socia bility.
Or, William C; schaufler gave dinner to the
members Of the Therapeutic Club Of New-York, OF
which organization he is NONRESIDENT member;
on Friday the private dining-room Of the Laurel
Those at the table were DR.. ". g. schauffier. Or.
T S sOuthwSr,h. Dr. A j. Ely p DR. II A. G Or
Draper Dr. Or. ' a. B Hobbs Dr. w. B. coiey Fol-
rsad the v 1 a6 On and the
party took carriages for drive about the village.
Another dinner party given s on Mond osa in as
rendered Governor Foster NJ. voorhees, and party
NJ. Bradshaw was the host, Of the occasion, and
several friends were invited TO meet the distin-
tain A. NJ. Bradshaw. Governor Foster NJ. voor-
hees Representative John J. Gardner. Senator
samue! s. Beard David B. Plumer. Horace Por-
ter; Charles r. lie compte and George D. Roe Roe,
is reorsanized for the season; and began Its ser
vice on Sunday. its makeup including Mrs. V. n.
Lowe, OF Brooklyn soprano: Mrs. Arthur w. En-
erson, contradict Arthur W. Emerson tenor; Sam
uel s. Beard. director and bass; Miss Hattie +.
Smith. organist.
House M. and Mrs. John ID. Rockefener Mr..
and Mrs Thomas Denny. IT,, Clinton II. Crane,
Cakes. Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore X. Pembroke. Mrs.
James Gallatin and Miss Gallatin. Other prom
inent ones are 4. F. skinner of Newark william
NJ. tanning. Of Trenton. and J. J Bergen. Of Som
revision Of New-Jersey laws; also Isaac f. Richey.
OF Trenton