New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-11-11
LAKEWOOD DOINGS.
rHrRCH AND CHARITABLE SOCIETIES AT
INTERPRETATIONS AT HOTELS
FOR COMING VISITORS.

Lakewood. n j.. Nov. 10 (specaD.-There is no
nc, sign of the increase social life in Lake
wood and the growth Of the cottage element than
Is found In the meetings and elections OF the So
cieties charitable work All Of these societies,
u,biIe connected with the church work OF the vii
Ioqe are patronIzed by the prominent In
Takew woods social circles and the results which
their work shows each season. distributed among
hospitals homes and charitable institutions, do
much to ameliorate the hard conditions and suffer
ing of poverty. This week has brought the first
meetings and in some cases the general reorgani-
cation of several such societies, and plans are either
nerfected OF being considered which will fill the
season with such charitable work.
The directors of the Lakewood branch OF the
Eeedework Guild met for the first time this
son AT the home OF their president. Mrs. F. w.
DoWner. Friday. For the first meeting the at
tendance large. and among those present were
Mrs Albert VI. bradshaw. Mrs. T. NJ. P Mills.
Mrs w p. Leeds Mrs. S. D. Davis Mrs. S B.
Ferris Mrs NJ. Y. Dishrow. Mrs. Charles H Nc
Clellan Mrs Henry 5. Simons. Mrs. ". G. Wede-
never and Miss Hattie Perry. The following Of
fcers were elected for the year: President Mrs.
= V Downer: secretary Miss Helen Marsh:
treasurer. Mrs. VI. Y. Willis. It decided that
III annual exhibition and sale OF the guild. which
has always been event of notable social in
teres; SHOULD be hold a. Edgemere. the home OF
Mrs Frank NJ Freeman. on Tuesday, Novem-
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o. similar design is the Women's Aid Society of
All Saints Memorial Church. which held its first
meeting this season at the parish house Mon
day afternoon. The reports OF the society officers
we're received and plans outlined for the work OF
the season. These officers elected: President.
Mrs D. /. Schwartz vice-presidents Mrs. X T.
HurIhurt and Mrs Barnard secretary. Miss Helen
Marsh: treasurer. Mrs NJ V. Willis
At a recent meeting of the stockholders Of the
Golf Club of Lakewood the club programme for the
season discussed. and II decided that
the Thanksgiving tournament. a three day con-
test which has become we'll known. should be held
as usual beginning Thursday. THANKSGIVING
Day, and continuing through Friday and Saturday.
The first handicap OF the played on
Election Day, and with golfers arriving daily the
usual fixtures will soon begin. The following Of
fcers elected at this meeting. Governors.
Frank NJ. Freeman. Jasper Lynch. George J. Gould.
the Rev. David L. Schwartz. John Miley. George
w Stockly. Robert Bage Kerr. Frederick p. Kim
ball and DR.. Paul T. Kimbal. These governors
later effected the following organization: President.
Robert Bage Kerr; vice-presdent, John M1'y, sec
rotary, Jasper Lynch; treasurer, Frederick p.
KimbelI, and captain. Frank NJ. Freeman.
Election Day passed quietly in Lakewood. and
most OF the resorters here who could reach home
10 vote awaited themselves of that privilege. re-
turning TO learn IN company with their families the
results of election The figures on New-York We're
of chief here. and the returns received at
the Lsgr HGp s ana he the 64 H%9
the public rooms filled with guests OF The
F RS9sf ana and Poc
Next Tuesday evening is to occur the instPiatton
terrain Church in Lakewood and a large delegation
OF prominent clergyfnen representing the Presoy-
terry of Monmouth, will be present TO take part In
the exercises II is a somewhat remarkable fact
the charge in q church history Of third OF a
century. and that all three pastors now reside In
Lakewood.
Mr. and Mrs. w. w. Tompkins are once more a
The work of preparation at the Laurel-in-the
is nearing Its close, and the house Will open
as announced on Thursday of next week: The
luxurious comfort of the house has been largely
augmented by the addition of several new and at
tractive features together with the general refur
nishing Of parts OF the house ana the extension o
its heating system.
the work of preparation for opening next Saturday
as moving smoothly and that this house. with
conditions superior to those or last season.
The Palmer House, Piney Top Towers and the
Lakewood Sanatoriun each entertaining a ram
number of early guests.
have included Mrs. A Allen Bonner and Lawrence
George McAveney. John Jay White, Miss N. w
White Mrs. Reginald Cannon; Curtis Hitchcock
John G Goodrich, jr.. Mr.. and Mrs. H. A Caesar
Richardson Hartley. Mr.; and Mrs. A. B Strange
Mr. and Mrs John c. Tarwinn. Edward De Rose
Miss Hurd Miss Grennell, Edgar W. Abbot, Mis-
Rollins Mr.. and Mrs, f. H Richardson and Mis-
Richardson, all of New-York: also Mr. and Mrs
John Custiss. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Il. Parks Lloyt
soltis Mrs. Samuel Welsh, Philip s. F. Randolph
and Thomas Lalor. of PHILADELPHIA; Miss Mar,
HaIton, of Buffalo; Miss A De P Fowler OF Balti
more: Mr. and Mrs. L. F. Norman and Miss / NJ
Baltimore: Mrs. Henry e. Jones of BROOKLYN
Robert s. Minot and 3. W. Tracey. of Boston
J. H. Outhwait. of Chicago, and Mrs. Henry {
Scott of Montreal.