New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-10
A LITTLE LULL AT LAKEWOOD.
QUIET AFTER THANKSGIVING FESTIVITIES
NETWORK PEOPLE AT THE HOTELS.

Lakewood. y. j.. Dec. (SpecaD'-lheIe is
lull In Lakewood's social and sporting llfe'
after the unusual activities OF Thanksgiving
week and all seem we'll content 10 rest ana
catch a breath before the beginning or fuie-
tide preparations. The exodIs was large IN
the early days Of tho week and by contrast
this week the place seems quiet but there IS
good daily arrival a steady inquiry for quar-
ters at hotels and desirable cottages and CORE
spondence indicating that those planning to spend
the Christmas holidays here are coming very soon
and in large numbers.
The governors Of the Golf Club OF Lakewood are
being congratulated all quarters upon the splen-
did success OF their sixth annual Thanksgiving
tournament. All the events planned by the club
have been successful, but never before so thor-
oughly enjoyable or so productive of close, fast
play.
The annual meeting OF the Ocean County Hunt
and Country Club, held on Saturday evening was
important In its results. The clib was formed III
1896 at which time fox hunting and drag hunting
to hounds was in especial favor George j. Gould
has been president OF the club since It's formation
and Dwight NJ Harris Ia It's present treasurer. ii
has been several years since the members or the
club as such. took any interest In the hunt ana
probably for this reason Il was voted on SATURDAY
night to change the name OF the club 10 the Coun-
try Club OF Lakewood. The clubs debt OF some
900 has been paid of by Messrs Gould and Har-
rls and at the above meeting title deed. free OF
all !ncumbrance was presented to the CLUB Ihere
is regular play the course which Is In splendid
shape. but nothing In the nature or prize compeu-
lions has been announced. and no programme VIII
be settled until the January meeting. when new
officers will be elected
The sale OF home made candy and lace made by
Indian women. which was held in the Palm Parlor
OF the Laurel House Friday by the Indian
Women's Industrial Association OF Lakewood. was
a success financially and otherwise, although the
afternoon attendance reduced by the general
he no
age was all that could be desired, and the fund
for the support of Indian teacher is substanu-
ally increased.
Mrs Harvey Fisk and family. OF New-York, have
taken the Stevens cottage in Private Way for tho
season.
l.. Deuss and family OF New-York, have the
Underhn cottage In Third-st.
Dr. and Mrs w. G. Schauffler entertained
Thanksgiving house party at their Fifth-st home
Including Miss Frances Kari. OF Baltimore; Miss
Gertrude Smith, OF Engewood; H. Parker Will
hanson. a Princeton instructor. and F. H. Schauf-
fer of New-York
Jasper Lynch cared for the following few OF his
golfng friends during the tournament: Herbert NJ.
Hartman. Walter J. Travis James A. Tying, Sam
uel rockingham and John Miley.
The Rev. and Mrs. ]. w Sparks entertained Mr..
and Mrs. Alice Van saun and Miss Van saun over
Thanksgiving.
The dinner and dance given the first CT a series
by the Ocean County Hunt and Country Club at Its
clubhouse on Friday evening brilliant social
success, the attendance being made up chiefly by
cottage members OF the club with their friends and
few of the visiting golfers. Several parties were
made UP for the dinner hour, and among such en-
tertainers were Mr.. and Mrs. Seymour W. Bonsa,
Mrs. Kingdom Mr. and Mrs. James Converse Mr..
and Mrs. Robert C. Morris, who made up their
tables from among their friends. including Mr.. and
Mrs. George ]. Gould. c. f. Fisher, Count Alexan-
der Mercati. Leonidas Westervelt Mr.. and Mrs.
Dwight NJ. Harris. John Mey Mr.. Gavin, Herbert
NJ Hartman, Miss Gertrude King, the Misses South
erland, Mr.. and Mrs. William A. Hamilton Miss
Leslie May. Miss Fischer Mrs. Westervelt and Mrs
Todd.
Informal dancing and number Of private dinner
parties contributed to the Thanksgiving pleasures OF
guests at all the hotels and the Saturday evening
hop at the Laurel House, which followed no formal
programme, attracted many Of the cottagers and
guests from other hotels
James C. Parrish. of New-York. VINO spent the
season here last year and who is this year al the
III Pines gave an elaborate dinner to
ing Those present were James {. Parrish and his
aSSs M' Miss C. H. Parrish Miss Mary Lee. Nj
pi1oni Fr Judge Charles r b MGMichaeI NJ Fox,
Miss Reed. Miss Anderson and C. 4. Fisher
K Mss Gate kSsnnedy and her niece Miss Janet
guests Of the Rev. and Mrs. S. G. Pitt
a fancy dress surprise party which made uncere-
Of and Mrs Robert C motifs e Ma nnes hS amS
M S was one Of the pIeasurable incidents
5RRdSaPF uo the large Rpmbers entertained
Of snnUo no5e oyer comparison
st Tor that week was two hundred in OF last
Miss strong Miss Alice strong " H. Goadby .r Seg
a Tt Thomas Grady, Miss NJ. NJ. Grady Mrs
and Mrs z + Buchanan Mr. and So Mrs Es eaFse NJ
Holland, W: Arthur Woodward, Mr.. and Mrs. F. H.
Cullen Nj and Mrs W. Vo r. Mead MISS MISS s@sas
T HarrI6 AIired Ba,ss Miss Appleton Mrs " NJ
G. b Fisk Miss Fisk. Mrs b. c. Riggs Miss Riggs
f 6sTe Mr. M and am Mr yr j. sesman MT and Mrs +
deryoort Nh ana sr dr Nr George g. Heying Van
Kate English. Ray English Mr.. and Mrs j. s.
Mr.. and Mrs; c. Girenand and son. Mr. and Mrs.
G. Gregory Mr. and Mrs f. 6. b 5DTig MIS- MS
ana Mrs Henry Carson. Miss Jessie Horton. Mr. and
SIS s Beams MI Mar. and Mrs NJ R; smith, W: T.
D. Hurry c Augustus Haviland Mrs George PeSse
James A Bennett, Dr. Douglass Brown. Mrs Z. c.
NJ Moser, Mrs Curray j. McAienan and Dr. joseph sep
The e-in-the-Pires was also far ahead Of
Of It's household; Mr. and Mrs. A. Paget Mr. and
Mr. and Mrs George Rowe 1.-THE" Howard qsS E co5y
, Irving Brokaw George E. Armstrong. Mr. and
Mrs. Henry 5. Warner and Miss warner. Mrs. John
Eagerly and Miss Haggerty Eugene G. Black
man. Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Bacon, E. G. Jones
George Jones. Miss D. Valentine. Robert A. CHEESE
tnrough Alexander Harvey; Mr. and Mrs NJ Shil-
and Mrs. Henry Sanford E. Ballard II E. Rogers
Mrs; e. Puyfus. Mrs: William Church Osborn.
walter Power and family, the Rev. L. J. Ever
Sno H. NJ, Adams. OF Manhattan: Mr. and Mrs
James b. l<aing and family. Mr.. and Mrs II G
Brooklyn " ""''' Vi
The Laurel House filled every available room. de-
Ginning great number OF applications a few OF
lts registrations follow: Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas lin.
ger fratt Mr. and Mrs. f. II. Richardson and Miss
Richardson. DIT and Mrs. J. c. Goodrich tr Colo
mel ne, and nd Mrs William Barbour. Mr. and Mrs cav
aon , rat Nh; and Mrs. f. W. Vanderhoef Mr.
K KTfh G s. de a. MeT Bd Nj and Mrs S
Major and Mrs. Rawlins Mr. and Mrs Fradot,n cg,,
s Msndss Mr. AND MTs George W Young A. G.
Harvey, Mr.. and Mrs Ira A. Kin and M a. M, M
John John Bcokman, Of Manhattan; Mr. and Mrs ] II
Bates; Nj and Mrs. James Q Chureh NJ and