New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-01
GOLF LEADS AT LAKEWOOD
RECENT SUCCESSFUL CONTEST ON THE
LINKS.
rA11Y-Ho PARTIES TO ALIAIRE-GUEsTs AT THE
LEADING HOTELS.

LEADING HOTELS.
Lakewood ~ j. April 3o-The talk OF Lakewood.
as OF other localities. is OF war; but since ths
denzens OF so peaceful a resort are debarred from
participation in actual operations. they must needs
content themselves with talking OF IT, and the
morning paper at the breakfast table provides the
Information which is later analysed. ana which Is
the tonic Of the ride 10 the club and throughout the
day whether COLT the drive or the walk Is the
occupation OF the day.
Golf still holds its easy lead In attractiveness
for the largo majority The signal success OF Hs'
weeks tournament monopolIzed for few days me
attention OF the talent, and the regular scheduieu
contests suffered somewhat IN consequence. Du'
this week has given them all new lease or me-
md will close with two other tournaments IN winch
much interest IS manifested. The mixed fourSo''eS
at the Ocean County links began on WEDNESDAYS
with thirty entries bad weather has interlereu
with II somewhat The series % matches In wh'ch
,hc nr,go was offered by Bruce Price. Of New
York has been concluded. tho trophy being won
by J. L. Taller with the excellent nne-hoc score
Of 81
The question n chief local interest Is the acton
OF the new Board Of Education. when mas serVeu
notice upon the High School principal and all
teachers that cut IN salaries VIII be maue io'
the coming year The reduction proposed In the
case OF the principal IL $500. and the average re-
dEction for teachers is 80 per year, WINE '"o
tcnchcrs have been cut of entirely.
Tho Saturday Afternoon Sewing School OF All
Saints Memorial Church held its last meeting Ior
the present season at the parish-house on SAT-
urday afternoon. Various prizes were awarded
the Young girls making up tho class Tor pro-
hcioncy on special lines.
Lakewood has new organization terihe" ''o
ocean County Home Guards. II Is mace Wy VI
about nfty young men whose OBJECT - r''"'"'
drill 10 gain familiarity in tn" manu" OF arms
and members OF the Grand Army are hc"'c'y III
tcrcstcd In the project.
The first trp u a proposed schedule OF tally-ho
parties to Allarc. the chief point Of historic IN
tcrcst In this vicinity. was made on wednesday, Oh
tho NOW tolly-ho Of Bucklow & McCue. The party
was made MP from tho Iaurcl-in -thefincs ana INC
Laurel House. with a few members from cottages.
Francis i Freeman held tho ribbons ana the
marty Included Mrs James W Morey. Miss NJ
Josephine Eastwck. Miss Gertrude King MISS
Helen Marsh Mrs. " Y. Wills ana the MSs''
Glover Tea was served In tho dining room Il,
tho Hall and the party er joyed an hours ri"'p'e
about tho ruins and through tho woods returning
home after a pleasant afternoon. Regular trips
VIII he made from tho hotels named on "'''''
day and Saturday afternoons
Professor Wcntworth@ lecture on IN" ATT H''-
ora,,.ro and Politics Of spain Mt tho Laurel House
on Tuesday evening WA barely begun wheh mus
position obliged tho speaker 10 give VI. IT,
ioc,urc will ro given at tho same place next Mon
day evening.
The first cuban flag displayed IN lakewood was
/ ur, on, by George II Hurlburt on Tuesday.
c..s,a m the brentwood. with a number OF IN
v,,ed quests among whom were Miss I'otta 'r'o
tree were entertained 10y dramahc ana inNs'o''
,-orr,r,,nc on Monday evening. Tho numbers IN
/ cludc1 readings rs Miss Eaton md piano Duets
bv Mrs John =. Thomas md Mrs. charles haAf''
Nru 7 : barnard 81 Sew ork. has bought Nle
rrgrsh co,fagc in Mailson-ave corner Of Second
$, which she has occupied during th' last season
Miss Margaret a Freedom. daughter q M
on. Nrs . Freedom. VS. married NJ h'T
homo r. TITS place Wed 1"sday evening 20 MI
Wilson u southampton. England. tn" ceremony
u.,s performed hy the Row. - l.. schwartz OF All
s,t,,s. Memorial church. and the hrid" was At
,.,1el is her sister. Miss Martha Freeborn' WIN
Lewis KaNschcr as best m"". Inc rooms WI
,-..fiv decorated with spring blossoms. ana Il
wedding supper war served after the ceremony
Tho Rcy Is g. Lppincor is 20 deliver MS ''''-
ure Summer Scenes Beyond the sea III r"l''
,ryiaie next Thursday evening in all 81 me Lndi'S
,a s,r,efy Of the Methodist Church a. that place.
The lecture Is based upon Mr.. LippincoWs onser-
vntions white travelling abroad
Mrs cnarics l. por.mus with her daughter and
d.urh;.r-.i-law OF NeV-iofk are AT the brent
wood
James II Buchanan returned Friday from II"
w,,ks' stay IN A-Acyi." y. &.
Alfred 4 Frazer. 4 OakdlcrLons Island sp"nt
ih. carly part OF tlle week win his daughter ana
s,a-in-;;w SIR ana MI Iro Mo''o" .p4,t Sunday
Win Nj William ; Arnold AT canary 'yiiase.
,,int.rs SIAN Iu NcW Hampshire and are occupying
tnDr ooti"se IA 'Aiio"-"Nt,. ,.,,,.,,,.. ~ m.
Z .s.,,onl i.rAulA II the Ne'dl'work Gdud was
c.d boy zoe PRESIDENT Mrs. t ,,.ar l. ,,n t e
ttti"',' kI AID sddrcss.d to thoir appointed
Linton sewing Cas-. and the iolo"lS summary
I'll NOW thai much has been done IN the name
", .,,,, chrity. sixiy-thr,c garments were sent
Il. the thtdrtu'r S'a-nric ti"Hir, N'l'''
Cy t. aEy La@ds Ig n.ly q to 'hT ,n dgt
wood ANA - go "a" '';Nh''-'h' Iiv'l''' ., ''''''
Mr. and md M I'' 6iaT'nce l,ir Mtnr and Master
Mitchell r,rrnea if5m lgTo . on "i hg WT ana
Among others at this hotel are = w IeArsSnt'
Mr. + l. Watiog Mr., H. o Mn ME w, ,eT"F Ro Me-
Cid and family Mr and Mrs. j. W. Pinchot. tho
ey " a. A ,,Ssa4g' al III Of York rors.
barnett Of the United state 'nlp san fIanrIscp'
, Mr. "A lr. NI Ambro2~ crm,r and Pary Of rhia-
dcphia and Miss iieimch" OF Stat'n island.
on,"r,tn'd Jew of MS Nc~-York irlenas VITA
fcw days golf play mere las, M',K F'vr ,. an
o"'''S oh" , o,ca4lon The tlble hclng beautiful In
In is appointments Those AT the tab" wer" Mr.
and HIfs &; .. NJ Harvey. Mr and Mrs Ge9Tse
Adrian IT, Jolinc. Judge Morgan J. oiIicn. John
Colonel ,i'; and Mrs ANTHONY h Ku~er and Mr.. and
N Mr. and Mrs borden ilarrman and Master Win
throp sands OF scardaIc. y. Y. VINO have occu-
pi,d 4 cottage here during ~" season ARE ~ vi"
Laurel House FOR the rcst OF the season. others
who have closed their cottages ana VIII spend the
remainder Of the season al the Laurel House axe
Mr. William NoMastcrs. Of Newport. ana Mrs
aud Miss scott Of Toronto.
Among Laurel House arrivals FOR he week are
William Agnow Patton Mrs. T. T.. Nrwhoid and
Mis- Ncwbold Mr.. Thomas Andrews and Miss
Constance Berry. Mr.. and Mrs. T.. g. Roberts. Mrs.
:, T. Roberts Mis- .. NJ Lee. Mr.. and Mrs. John
ELTON Wayliud. \ II Gallatin \. f.. Gallatin aud
Robert Il Gallaiin. all Of New York. Mr.. and Mrs
- Malcomson. Of London: Mr.. ana Mrs J. g.
Smock Of Trenton; Mrs Frank Hail. Of Jersey
CIV and Mrs John Thaxtor. OF kittery Point, Ne.
THE "REJILER" ~ BAD WAY.