New-York tribune., 1898-01-23
BUSY AT GOLF.
MANY MATCHES PLAYED IN SPITE Of
THE RAINY WEATHER.
,-,-r-,pr A1x,tENrs AT THE HOTELS AND COT
TAGEs-sOME REAL ESTATE PURCHASES
GUESTS FROM VARIOUS CITIES.

GUESTS FROM VARIOUS CITIES
,o,,o.ooa Y 7 Ian. 22-The weather has not
been entirely proptious for golfns durihs 'he
ueek but in spite Of il there has been great deal
of interest shown in the several matches. Inc
! match in the Mrs. George J. Gould CUP series a.
| the Country Club links had small hen' pu' INC
scores were good. all being below the nuhuIeu
| mark The players were W. H. ooieS' - - i'' -
ordson. Jasper Lynch. F. NJ Freeman, the Kew. ~
! 7 Schwartz F. A. Walthew, a. w. Black A T.
| cu,borlard \ T. Clanin. w. b. Dowd. j. Is.
| Taller f. r. Walker. Daniel Bacon, James con-
verse and T X Pembroke. w H. Coles was Nrs''
| with net score OF - ,,
| Rain prevented the regular handicap on the Hnhs
of the Ocean County and Country Cluo on
| saturday the entries being below the NUMBER
| naeded for the competition. In its place post
! noned match for the Claflin Cup was piayeu'
Walter H. Coles entered for the hrst time as d
scratch man. and won with ease inc scores were
! walter H. Coles scratch, 90; Jasper Lynch'
scratch. 9G and Arthur B. Clafin. loi-6-9s. Inc
standing in the competition IS as follows: W. H.
| coles II: A. b. Clanin .; Jasper Lynch' = I. l.
| Richardson e; F. a. Walthew. 3. A. W. BlacA' o.
| ! g. Taller. 3; James Converse :; the heV' ~ L.
Schwartz. /. - l..
| A. the Lakewood Golf Club the match was In
| tho series for the Presidents cup offered Dy Dr'
Dan, 8 Kimbau f. Robbins Walker won with a
NOT score of 81. +. j. J. Deraismes was second
and 5. b. Ferris third
on Thursday at the Lakewood "ol 'Iup '''NS'
there was played exciting and close h!sh 10 one
~ the most interesting golf series OF the season
r>bo game was a play-off of a tie between j. W.
Norev and Harold S. Curtis. In the settIeme"l VI
.o,ors IN the recent Presidents Cup series Inc
,roons ,yere in poor condition, and according 10
the cards the men did not play up to their usual
| ,rorL The scores were: j. W. Morey. net 20; Har-
| old 3 Curtis. net 30
| Elmer F. Wentworth has begun n class IN itera-
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tr meetings Will be on Friday mornings. The class
m s,uAv the Early Romantic Poets Among
| us members are Mrs. f.. Robbins walker MISS bes-
| clio Whiting Mrs. Clarence Blair Mitchell MISS
| carol Mitchell Miss Roberts. Miss George lro'-
| ter Mrs James w. Colt. Mrs James converse
| Mas Anderson and Mrs. a. c. Clahln.
The Rev John Keller, secretary TO Bishop
s,artav preached In All Saints Memorial Church
on Sunday morning
Mrs S. H. Hlard OF Boston; Mr.. and Mrs
McElwain of NewYork; Miss II. T.. Nison' o1
Philadelphia: Randolph Dunham' OF fohKers' a"o
| Miss Alce Sibley and Miss Adele Sibley ana gov
erress of New York. are at Mrs. Is. L. Snl'h =
| Dr 7 p Ceran of Brooklyn. and r. w. Dayton
of Matawan spent last Sunday with w. v Nlaih
Miss Catherine Warren. an instructor IN NaSsa'
College is taking short vacation ana sPe"u"'s II
at the Santarium ~
of Cons,antinople have been the guests OF Dr
and Mrs W. G. Schautier during the week Mr'
Bowen is the representative of the American b'oi'
Society In the East and this is his hrst Visit IN
seven years TO America
| DR. and Mrs. W. q. Schauiller gave n Weish
rarebit party at their home in Ftfth-st. Monday
evening Their guests were Mr. and Mrs. bowen
| Miss Bowen the Misses Ferris. Miss Stearns fro-
! fessor wentworth and Miss Wilkinson
Mr. and Mrs John G. Wilkinson. OF Newburg
\ Y have been in Lakewood visiting their daugh'
ter Miss Rhoda Wilkinson, at the studio building
| In Ffth-st ~ =,
| Fdward NJ Harding Of New-fork. visited MS
r,nther Mrs Edward l.. Harding. this week -
Mra francis A. Walthcw has left Lakewood WIN
her children for a visit to her mother IN Galveston
| Tex. - -. -, 49,, .ha NON, co,,aye q,
Ma q " Stone In Lake Drive. ana VIII occupy
{, yith his family about February l.
The Rpv d. l.. Schwartz has purchased Tour lots
OF the Mitchell property in Second-st near Forest
Gsore. i seabury. OF New-York has rented the
cIibert cottage In Madlson-ave. MT Seabury and
his daughter will spend the remainder OF the sea-
Mrs Dickey OF New-York. entertained the Rev
Dr and Mrs Morgan DIX at luncheon al the Lau-
Mrs Leland Stanford and her daughter Miss
stanford OF San Francisco, are guests at the
| Laurel In the Pines. . $1,000, . ~, ,.
room TO listen TO singing by Mrs. a l.. BALDWIN, OF
| the choir Of All Souls Church. New iork: Mrs Mrs
l Baldni sang N SgcS"h- Gsrmsn ana &axhsh'