New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-05
LAKEWOOD'S ADJUSTMENTS.
THE GOLF CLUBS SHOWING INCREASED
ACTIVITY.
CHARITABLE WORK BEGUN-soMD OF THE AR
RIVALS AT T'HB HOTELS.

CHARITABLE WORK BEGUN-soMB OF THE AR
RIVALS AT THB HOTELS.
Lakewood \ J.. Nov 4 (SpeciaD.-The gale OF
Tuesday and the rain. which came in STEADY
downpour throughout the day. did no more serious
damage In Lakewood than TO bury the lawns anu
sidewalks Of the village under a thick blanket OF
leaves The foliage Of the village Is one OF us
chief charms al the streets being thickly shaded
hu, tho disposal Of the rusting fruitage Of leaves
&C. aiyyavs a fall problem which means steady labor
Tor a large number Of men until cold weather mas
fairly set in In the woods one walks knee deep III
the cracking debris OF fall and many are tine
babes in the woods whose chief delight II Is 10
play among them
,,.,,h tho return OF Lakewood's regular contin-
co,t IN goodlv numbers the charitable work which
is auxiliary TO all church work in the place taxes
on importance The extent OF this work-the boxes
and barrels Of comforts and the cash donations
which are received by Lakewood girls and wome"
to be parceed out and sent to various far corners
~ the country according to the most pressing
need-is large and steadily increasing. and II Is 10
the credit Of all that the giving IS generous and
the aid extended practical The Needlework 1uhu
connected with All Saints Episcopal Church hau
its annual meeting on Thursday for tho election
Of officers and plans for Immediate work were
taken M The Women's Auxiliary connected with
the same church also held meeting on the same
afternoon. and prepared box Of garments to be
sent ID an Indian mission in the West The GIFTS
Missionary Society Of the Presbyterian church IS
busily preparing It's Christmas boxes for mis-
sionaries IN various distant localities. and hed a
meeting on Wednesday TO compare notes on inc
work
The return OF golfers we'll known IN Lakewood
and representatives Of many Of the metropolitan
and Association clubs Is noted from day 10 Day
and the social clubhouses and links are getting
their own again IN good numbers The stages
have resumed their regular trips for the season,
and the following IN the above class have played
the links within the last week. T. Robbins
Walker. G. NJ Eaton. Jasper Lynch, W 3. Dowd'
Frederick T. Kimball. Robert Bage Kerr Daniel
Bacon A. f. Southerland a. W. Black and W b.
Lord
The Coli Club Of Lakewood held its annual meet
ing on Monday evening. electng these governors;
Francis p. Freeman. Frank VI Freeman. George
j. Gould Robert Bage KerF. DIT Paul T. klmnall
Jasper Lynch John Mney. George w Stockly.
and William A. Wheelock. The governors organ
lied as follows: President. +. p. Freeman. vice
PRESIDENT Robert D. Kerr, secretary, Jasper
L. nch. treasurer George W. Stockly' and captain
Nss Agnes IL Davis who sails for Italy to-day
on the Auguste Victoria gave hit"f' Ipl', .''D-'
TO few Of her friends al the Laurel housS on
the Misses Duston. Miss Eleanor A Ferris. Miss
Annie r. Dashiel and Miss Clara Marsh; ,,....,
The quartet choir Of All Saints Mem9rai 1R t,
has been organized for the season. ana WI, WI peklh
service ,s i9eq Tsom Ne conrato
David Z Plumer. tenor. Charles f. Burnham.
DaIy'o a1d 'Nq r Henry o. Walker and family are
domiciied IN the Synder cottage, IN Madison-ave.
Wr and Mrs $ C. Force. with their daughter
and son-in-law DR. and Mrs f. g. Brathwait OK
Mrs Reuben lioyt and Nj and Mrs. Jesse Hoyt
and family Of New-York. have rented the Clark
Mrs. william C. Barry and family Of Rochester.
y y have the Kinney cottage In Madison-aVe''
Dr. william Hayes Ward Editor Of The Inde-
uendent' the recent guest or MS sltie4-lh-
Consressman-elcct William d. DAILY Of Hoboken
was I'll recent visitor in Lakewood
one o. the hotel parors on Tuesday evening APP
propriate festivities and much jolIty characterz.,
Ing the occasion. II was distnctivey a .aales,
night. and those partlcpatins are vel Known IN
New-lorks social crces the parry inc'Iqns , WII
+. de Peyster. the Misses &c feySter' MTs, NJ
lam Rhnelaneer ne Mgses Hasn MA 4 oaS
Misses King and Miss March.
Manager Wentwood Of the Lakewood Hotel re-
ports good progress IN the preparatiOns for OPEN
ing the house week from Jay. and he IS CIV
ing attention 10 house correspondence which prom
Manager Roberts OF the Laurel n-the-Plness
assistants. and Is giving his supervision 10 gg'n-
ing preparations and large house correspondence.
Until the hotel opens he VIII he entertained oy
Large registrations have favored the Laurel House
known people the following are noted:
From New-York Mrs: G. =. NJ. Harvey. Mr. and
ley RhincIanler AMI chiid Nj. ana Mrs. A. F.
Southerland. Miss southcrand. Miss Florence T.
southerand Mr and Mrs John G.. Given. Mr.. and
MIS- MamIin J.. Delaheld jr " y Lord a. ".
Mrs William s Nennard. " II Penfold. Mrs. ].
- Howell Miss VI. r Reuter-. Dr. and Mrs ]. a..
Warner Mr.. and Mrs. W X. Kitchen. Mr. and Mrs.
w Doddsworth and c. n Warren
From BROOKLYN The Rev Dr and Mrs. r.
Meredith M and Mrs Allan Sankey. John q.
Morton. Miss Adde Halstcad and Miss r. a Nor
Palmer House guests have made up several drlv-
Ing parties this week. and late additions 10 me
house guests are. in part. Judge IT, !. Brennan.
Norman kaufman. Mrs J. p. Coombs Mrs : \.
thrill ". :. Mallett and F Peterson. an Of Ncw-
York l. " SOuthwck and Samuel R0thschild 81
Brooklyn
The New Lexington has closed a splendid October
and few late arrivals W L. Rich. :. T.. Elias.
J H. Yale J W campbell, } p Mcguire 4
Peck and James c. Field. Of New York; q. r. Munro
and Frederick \ Wilson OF brooklyn
At the Hotel Lenox, few late arriyals are ".
Of New-York Mr. and Mrs. j. Smith and y. +.