New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-04
LAKEWOOD IN THE STORM.
DISAPPOINTMENT FOR THE GOLFERS,
BUT LITTLE DAMAGE DONE.
ENTERTAINMENTS DURING THE wEEK-NoTEs OF
eocrrry AND ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.


SOCIETY AND ARRIVALS At THE HOTELS.
Lakewood ~ j.. Dec. (5peciaD.-Thc storm
which visited Lakewood Saturday afternoon and
continued through the night brought disappont-
mont rather than casualty actual damage. ana
| this feeling of disappointment centred among the
golfers who had come from distant points NJ con-
siderable cost OF time and money 10 engage ~.
the three days tournament OF the Golt 'iup VI
Lakewood To tho officers OF the club who had
made elaborate preparations for the entertainments
and pleasure OF their guests. the disappointment
was Keen but their hospitality made good' so lar
as was possible all deficiencies OF the weather.
Tho tournament closed with the three chief COM
petitions OF its series unfinished
EXCEPT among tho golfers. the work or the storm
was viewed as rather a good joke on Lakewooh
and those who were bottled up within It's confines.
Tho work Of repairing damages was soon begun
but the Thanksgiving storm OF 1898. which brought
Lakewood more snow than she had I'll through TWO
previous winters II put together. Will not soon DC
forgotten.
One party which tried to reach Point Pleasant
IN sleigh left the road to avoid deep drifts. and
after passing through several fields ana tipping
three times gave UP the attempt unul the
road was open. Another party OF golfers. who
remained at the clubhouse after the tournament
for dinner Saturday evening. found. on attempt
Ing TO return home. that the trees were bent over
with snow, completely blocking their teams Axes
were used in literally cutting their way out.
Tho three days tournament OF the ocean County
Hunt and Country Club, which was TO occur on
wednesday. Thursday and Friday OF this week.
wa, postponed to date not yet announced
The annual meeting OF the New-Jersey State
Board Of Public instruction will take place at the
Laurel House tomorrow. continuing several days
and one week later the annual meeting Of sanitary
engineers is slated at the Same house
At the latest meeting OF tho Chatting Dish Cluo
the members were entertained by tho Misses Davis
in Ma lat
ent being the Misses King. the Misses Ferris. the
Misses Dashlell. tho Misses Marsh. the Misses
U,nsdale Miss Leslie May. Miss May MOTIFS. the
Misses Harding. Miss Gordon Miss Mcclellan. MISS
Kimban Miss Lillian Baldwin. Miss Grouse ana
Miss Anna Beard. Cooks for the evening were
Miss Annie x. Dash'ell MISS Edl'h hins anu 'h'''
Anna L. Ferris.
The Postal Telegraph Company has opened an
office In Clifton-ave.. and also has ono at the Lake
wood Hotel: the Western Union IS to open one IN
tho same block In Clifton-ave.. retaining It's offices
in the three large hotels of the place. put making
tho new office its main one
Lakewood had two Thanksgiving weddings-one
az the home of Mr.. and Mrs. J. II. Kennedy. where
their daughter, Miss Mary II. Kennedy was
welded 10 Thomas J. Sprowl and ono at the nome
OF Mr. and Mrs David c. Petit whose daughter
was married to Walter Matthews The Rev. W.
G. Wedemeyer oficiated at both functions
The Hero Club. an organization composed OF VII
lage boys. the task OF wIose amusement during
ths winter IS the voluntary care OF several young
women Of society. in the laudable purpose to Keep
tho boys from spending their evenings IN the
street. met for reorganization at the Carasaijo
boathouse Tuesday evening Those on the com
mttee this year are Miss Elsie Davis. Miss Mary
Stockly Miss Anderson, Miss Roberts and Miss
Downcr.
A Thanksgiving oinner TO the Young Peoples
Society OF Hope Chapel Just outside the limits OF
Lakewood Village was given by a generous friend
uac1a
being present at feast which lacked nothing,
either in quantity or character: Following the an
n ne PnsdaIe castor Of Hope Chapel Joseph y
Johnson OF Bennettis Mills. and Samuel d. DAVIS
The Rsy pr william Hayes Wara a.. Editor Of
The ndependcni NV the Srk Misses pckins6n at
their home. in Thlrd-st.. as has been MS custom
'y sonator-elect George G. Smith started FOR New
England trip on "Wednesday. and will visit his son.
George r and M SPn c2 Tav Dashe and the Misses
Dashiel spent Thanksgiving with Mr. and Mrs
FiHilay " 5. bonsass amateur golf champion q
the tinted States was the guest OF Fra ,n p
Aiexsnder V. Fraser. of Network. was the re;
cent guest Of his sister and her husband Mr. ana
Thanksgiving exercises Of the public sch99 S were we're
held in the snnyaS by large audience
Mr. and Mrs Joseph Johnson observed We tbd ne
home in Monmouth. on Th Than asg
evening. and large number OF their fren1s os h
With the crowds Of Thanksgiving week the hotels
have resumed the serving Of o'clock tea In their
big office AM have welcomed many Of , me
Informal dancing has been the programme i sena
orally enjoyed each evening All the NOTES nv
large numbers from New-Y crk and Brooklyn. and
these names appear on the several registers
At the Laurel IIouse-Mr and Mrs ,. raVis'
KIN Ms fGb SE@sW MSS Nsi
ioee Dr. Max Never Miss Bgllocke Mr ana MIS-
Mr. ana Mrs II. Redmond. Mr.. and Mrs Francis
". Scott aud family Mr.. and Mrs. Bowlcs Colgate.
Edward F. ODwyer. Mrs. T. r cadmqs. Colonel II,oe
George W Young and his family, r. D. Farlee'
Samuel T. skdmore and his family; all of New
Mrs George Munson. Miss Louise Munson and
Robert l.. Paret. Of Brooklyn; Mrs; Tones OF Lon
don. Mr. and Mrs r. Campbeil SHmeS Gi Montreal
Nt the Taurel-in-thc Pines-A G. Mctlwaine. jr.
George Sheffield. Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred NJ Pater
Hutton Hut and f. =. Hutton. Morton e. NichoIs
Richard croker. tr,, Mrs. Victor g Thprns Mr. Mr.
cnF RainhriGre. G. r. Armstrong William W. Lowry:
r F. Iarocaue Mr. and Mrs. L. g. Regencr and
Miss NJ Regener Lathrop Gol ga. and < PTice
Mrs p ID Smith. Or. ". f.. Stratton. John j;
White A. +. Norris. Mrs Charles Lowry. Mr., and
Mrs + r Aldridge and Miss AdrIdge and Daniel anti,
pool. and j. s Bclden. q Chicago. r,
The IakewGoa ToTs n5v Mr. M End and MRS MRS
a bernhard and family. John l.. Carr MI and
Mrs William Bunner O. F. Coleman VI n nn1 Srs
O. l. Whitney. Thomas F Murtha' Mr.; ana NE MS:
William r Rhett. Mr.; and Mrs Theod"re Nayser'
Misc F. V Adams. Mr.. and Mrs. F SoIigman' -
p Adams. A. p. Clapp and Mrs. lsaoe' hoH'' o.
At The palmer Iousew J. Iiowoy Mr. and Mrs
Charles T. siickney rd an Gb aasns' Aer of NV
York. and r. J. Johnston. Of Brooklyn