New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-16
LECTURES AT LAKEWOOD.
INTELLECTUAL DIVERSIONS OF THE
WEEK JUST CLOSED.
GOLF PLAYERS ACTIVE on THE LINKs-orHER
ouT-oF-DooR sPoRTs-INcIDENTs

., ,o, loc,ures at the home OF Mrs. WiIiaH d.
Leeds. at Mauison-ave. and Sixth-s'. MIS- -, 80,
has kindly offered her house ior INC S",,
Iecturcs The subject this week was "Ihe l'ie anu
-, -, 1o,rvsor The lecture next Monday
win no unon Tennyson's princess ana III NC
noorlam" Among the people present at .,e 1,
were Mrs Leeds Mrs. David u. PIumer' MI 20
II Cate Mrs Patterson. Miss Du bois' '''' ~
lev Mrs John NJ Child, Mrs. Holiday M's. No.
rho Misses Glover Mrs. Henry Preserved "",."
~, %. Mice Elliott Miss Annie King. MISS
Auor Nrs and Miss Marsh. Miss Lama kimpa"'
Miss Elizabeth Stearns. Miss lsapei rei'''' "
T. = Wentworth Mrs Thompson, MISS Ooi"eni -
Pratt Miss Rhoda Wilkinson MISS ho"''' ,"
Mrs A w Kenney. the Misses McCrea'' anu '
Mary Whiteside. at ,yoo,hurv
30 Nowyork are occupying the cottage OF MI
Francis p Freeman at Forest-ave ana MT
,,h reu and pretty cottage Of Mrs. W. 1. stone
on Lake Drive. Is nearing conpie''o"' WIS 49,.
will occupy It. This cottage with inc '"o "''
,ou. amos one belonging to Horace Porter ana one
70 Francis =. Freeman. are a great adu''.o' " ~"
town They are near the LaureI-ih-'"e-i .'e' ~
T., ,,,u v,evv Of Lake Carasaljo. In CNttoh-a'c.
noor the corner of Fourth-st.. g. W. fach mas ""O
built a home for himself with studios ana s'o,s'
4 meeting OF the Village Association was hciu o''
Tuesday evening at the house OF DR.. W. IT, ocha"'-
fer the president The directors present w.
Mrs A. H. Dashlel Mrs. James NJ Morey, NE
Iyi,gdon George W. Stockley. Charles VI. ohder-
hin George f. Irons David VI. Plumer. Wiiiafh D.
Harrison. Jesse Johnson. Reports from the o't-
fercnt committees were read. AFTER WHO" ''o ''e
ing adjourned until next Tuesday.
During James Converse's absence from LAM
wood Clarence Blair Mitchell Will act "s ih"7'
of the hounds for the Hunt Cub
rho classes under the care of Miss Taylor
graduate OF Pratt Institute, Brooklyn, that h''e'
on Thursdays and Fridays OF cacn week are pop"'
,or. for each OF the five classes meeting on these
bas
structivc course The lessons are given IN Il Du'u-
ing owned and arranged for me purpose py ""ei
wood b. Ferris: il Is In Fourth-st'
on Thursday evenings Miss Taylor mas c'usS
where plain ard useful cooking Is taught III 'ne
simplest and easiest methods lhis 0'"9' P
70 be the largest Of all.
4 child's study club was organized on Ihursoay
by Miss Cornelia NJ. Wright. Miss wright Is heau
teacher in the Free Kindergarten during the WIN
fer she has given Informal talks to the parents Oh
the children attending tho klndergarten' discuss
ing the different phases of child's development
Tho New-Jersey State Society Of the Daughters
of the Revolution will meet on Wednesday. the
10Th II IS expected that there viii be an attenu-
once Of between two hundred and three hundred
Mrs David A. Dcpue is State Regent or the socie-
~ and Mrs A. +. Il. Martin Is treasurer
Mrs Elmer T.. Wentworth was hostess for the
Tuesday afternoon sewing class. The meeting was
IN the studio building in Ffth-st. The ladies' pres
ent were Mrs. Walter Rush Bynner' presioeht'
Mrs Harry H. Cate. Miss Marsh, Miss DashieH
Mrs W. b. Leeds. Miss Mary Whiteside ana the
Misses Glover.
The Fair Committee of All Saints Memorial
Church met at the rectory Monday afternoon
WAYS and means were discussed for Il sale to be
held in March. The ladies present were Mrs
Kingdom Mrs. +. l.. Harding, Mrs Jasper Lynch
Mrs d. l.. Schwartz r. x. Hurlbert Miss Marsh
Miss Aer Mrs. A. NJ. Bradshaw. Mrs NJ V.
Willis. Mrs D. b. Plumer Mrs. S. S. Taylor. Miss
Edith King Miss Lucy Harding and Mrs. Bynner'
The womans missionary societies, home and Tor
eign of the Presbyterian Church met for the
annual election of officers on Wednesday Mrs
G. l.. novey was elected president Of both socie-
tics OF the foreign society Mrs William b.
Leeds chosen as secretary ana Mrs James , H.
Todd as treasurer The home society elected MISS
Mary T. Dickerson as secretary ana MISS Hattie
Smith as treasurer
= the second shakespcaran recital by Marshall
DaIach Of New was gdYen rrd Pnos The
play was Twelfth Night" Mr. Darrach was IN
T FSgss9 by %crd shS MRS KeG George Mrs
". Mercy. Mrs. Sherwood Blssel Ferris, Mrs; Az
s s M Marsn Mrf rs sasRaF KRIS Edwara
9g Mrs David B. rumer Mss lis sesoe W nsmin
Davis. Mrs T. Robbins Walker; Mrs. William b.
Leeds and Mrs. George W. stockley. -, u,.u =,
Friday evening entertainments a At the LanTen
hernes s by b Of The nkewooG Public
Library. The subject Of the lecture will be AN
EhDG na Mrs. s. adew guests of the Laurel
in-thc.F Pines. entertained at dinner Mr.. and Mrs
M Man a Mr M and MrS Funk bs"Td Miss wa Miss
Mr. Iadcw won the first prize for pigeon shoot
ing held at the Country club yu,,o,, nouc,,s y.
New. Haven. Conn: are guests OF Mrs. Dlckey at
Wliiiam ? How is. with his wife. registered
at the Laure-in-the Pines.
York spent Sunday at the Laurel House, with
their father and mother. the Rev. DR.. ana Mrs
Franklia Brush and Miss Rrush, of New-York;
are the guests OF Mrs. J. II. Hinton at the Laurel
The first of the table d,hote and subscription
dances at the Country club took Place On saHr
inss during the season Among those present we're
Mr and p M pTsS r M ana Mrs Within ana am S
llton Mrs James Converse and Mr. and Mrs. JAS
The pigeon shooting contest at the Country club
was an incident of great Interest 70 the shooters
thcre we're several struggles for the handsome cup
onred By Dwight Harris 1t Was Was GI w SnHc
the only one to complete his string; .-.
CT account Of the frozen ground An early resump-
Country club there interest in mixed four
some There were twenty-four entries The first
Walker and j. b. Taller beat Miss z Andrews and
ciaaH ana G., TGany, Rc9aTI,dsop beat Miss NJ
play; Miss SweStlasd and W II. Coles beat Miss
Wright and A. r. Cahin;. one up, Mrs Harrison
three up and one to play; Miss Downer and Nj
Svms beat J. - Parrish. jr and Miss Parrish. four
m Two 10 play Second round Miss Walker and |
Mr. Taller beat Mis- DAVIS ana Mr. W@jker three
heat Miss Swcctland and Mr.. Coles. up Miss |
Bowner and Mr. syms beat Mrs lIorr i and Mr.
Cvalin and Mr. Richardson beat Mrs. Walker and |
Mr.. Taller. one up. eleven TO play Miss D9wner
FinnIs-Mrs Clanln and Mr.. Richardson beat Miss |
Downor and Mr.. Syms. three UP. one 10 play.
Tuesday was the day for the Clanin Cup at the |
Country club links. A. r. Clahn. the donor won |
the match. with net score Of nincty-two points !
W H. Coles heads the list OF competitors for this |
prize having nine points to his credit
"Wednesday was ladies' day at the club the |
match Icing the woman's handicap for cup pre- |
sonted by Presllc George J. Could. Miss Agnes |
IL Davis won the match. with the splendid score Of |
1i Miss Davis leads I'm the competition with six |
teen points to her credit.