New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-03
LAKEWOOD'S GOLF WEEK.
THANKSGIVING PATRONAGE THE HEAVIEST
IN ITS HISTORY.

THANKSGIVING PATRONAGE THE HEAVIEST
IN IT'S HISTORY.
Lakewood n j., Dec. Lakewood has
corded this week the heaviest Thanksgiving pat
ronage in its history; 1t has been week Of golf,
with particular emphasis upon golf There have
been three days of high class play on the links,
but there have also been six or seven days Of the
game by word of mouth. at the breakfast. luncheon
and dinner hour. and between meals, and In the
evening. But there is excuse for enthusiasm here
this week. for the sixth annual tournament OF the
Golf Club Of Lakewood has drawn together an
array Of golfers, elghty-two in number, which
more definitely represents American amateur golf
at It's best than any congress or the year. OUT
side OF the great National events. The Ocean
County Hunt and Country Club gave the first OF
series Of nine dances and table d'hote dinners on
Friday evening at its luxurious clubhouse visiting
golfers being generally invited
DR.. and Mrs VILLA Gray Schaufier entertained
friends at dinner Tuesday evening. all the men
present being graduates Of Amherst College. Ihosc
at the table were DR.. and Mrs. Schauffier, Mr. and
Mrs f, II. Fallows, Of New-York; DR.. and MIS-
Edward 2. Harris and Mr.. and Mrs. A. F. Stearns
Duncan Hunter and family. of Providence. arc
occupying the Llliendahl cottage. in Fifth-st
Fred Sterry, the popular manager OF Inc Home
stead and cottages. at Virginia Hot Springs. ana
a former manager of the Lakewood Hotel, Is In
town this week as a participant in the golf tourna-
ment. lie was welcomed by many friends hsre
during his stay at the Laurel House.
The Lakewood Hotel has had very heavy
daily registration during the week. and among
those who are quartered in the splendid great hotel
are Joseph Pulitzer, with party and servahts'
MAJOR and Mrs. Thomas II. Cullen. Miss Hattie
Cullen W. Van Benthuysen Miss Susie Travers'
HAYWOOD Prince w. L. Vandervoort. DR.. G. W.
Hosmer Arthur Billings Miss Mss SraTs JI R,d a.
Tobin Mrs James Butler Miss Beatrice yV DuIIjer;
Butler, Pierce II. Butler. Mr.: and Mrs J0hn Day,
MrS lie lockwood, X. l.. Il.
j. p '( ogden. Miss skidwei o. H. Corsa Mr. and
Mrs. John r. Brady, Mr. and Mrs John F. w;
Sharp, Mr. and Mrs. d. W. Thompson Mr.. ana
Mrs j. D. stone, M ana yo 1I5' Prao MI
and Mrs Mead H. s. and W T2s James MIS- Is
Benedict Miss Annie Benedict. all Of New-York.
The Laurel House. after pressing into service all
the rooms which could possibly be utilized. has
been declining applications all the week, and among
It's late arrivals are noted Albert X GaA sa
ily. Mrs Schuyler Quackenbush and daughter, DR.;
Thomas S. Lee, Ernest Herbert Lloyd. Colonel
Farqnhar Mr.. and Mrs. J. G. Cannon, Or. and
Mrs. Robert Able, Mr. and Mrs. J; g. cannon; MI.
S 9o4k Mrs David S'An'Ne"'srs ana fanny o. N'"
/ The Laurel-in-the-P Pines was forced to open its
new extension Wednesday, although It had been
determined that until the approach OF the nc nn
noted: Mrs H. NJ Baker and maid Miss c. S.
eafPf ar Mss pa PhsSi Mss Parrish Miss
Mary o. Lee, Mr. and Mrs. William A. Martin
MIR and Mrs. Winsow. S Pierce and family s IL H.
/ De Forest Lockwood, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Fahys'
Miss A. r. Cooke. Mr.. and Mrs; Edward van NJ, IN
| gen Robert G. Watson and X. {. watson. u; MI
! and Mrs Wilfred Buckley and Mr.. and Mrs. wade
/ mir Otis Of New-York. ,,-., ,
| Carl Wenzeil who at the Lakewood Hotel last
season gives much pleasure 10 the inmates OF thdt
| house and informal dancing and card parties
pleasantly I'LL IN the evenings fey late com Iae,
Miss Mamie v Clark. c. NJ. Hamilton, Mr.. ana
/ Mrs F. T. Snitzer and SON, Mrs Felbel and d.
| Iavery and family Of New-York.
! The ew-Lexington continues 10 secure It's snare
! OF the daily arrivals and among the recent In
! scrptons on its register are these: Nj and MIS-.
/ Lewis w Todd Jared d. Wolfe, b. x; Pugh, r.
| n Allen George A LHOmmedieu, of New%York
! Mr. and Mrs Walter Spyer and Albert Sturke or
Brooklyn and f. f. Batchelder and W W. Ford.
! al PHILADELPHIA.