New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-11-18
LAKEWooD,s SEASON UNDER WAY.
GOLF SCHEDULES FOR THANKSGIVING
SOCIAL EVENTS OF TIE WEEK.


Lakewood. N J.. Nov IT Cspeciap.-The week
has been q busting and busy for all in Lake
wood. and closes with all the seasons interests Of
the place well advanced and with large additions
to the numbers who early to the place. The
opening of the Laurel-in- the-Pines and the Lake
wood Hotel on Thursday which means, the possible
accommodation Of from twelve hundred TO fifteen
hundred guests. and the continued accessions 10
the cottage colony have alike contributed to the
occupation Of all interested in such properties
while socially the week has been a similarly busy
one.
First in line. both In the way of sport and society
comes the announcement of the annual Thanksgiv-
ing tournament of the Golf Club of Lakewood. II
is an event which has grown famous among
golhng functions. and the programme just issued
varies in no important essential from previous ones
Which have been followed by great successes here.
The schedule covers three days play. usual, be-
ginning on Thanksgiving Day and running through
the two days following The prizes offered are
Ike, in number and value to those of previous
years. and 1t is IN every way probable that the
same large attendance of the best known golfers in
America will again rally to the sport.
The Lakewood Branch of the Women's Auxiliary
met on Thursday afternoon at the parish house OF
All saints Memorial Church. large numbers being
present at this, first meeting Election of officers
was nrst in order. and Mrs. Kingdom was chosen
president, Mrs. Walter Rush Bynner and Mrs.
lava L. Schwartz vice presidents. Miss Randall
ana Mrs. H L. Sheldon secretaries. and Mrs. W.
"a Root treasurer. The society is packing two
-o' 80 Jokes OF Christmas favor for Western mis-
sioharles and the work Is nearly completed for
immediate shipment At the close of business tea
was served by Mrs. Bynner and Mrs Schwartz.
= ne Iirls Missionary Society of the Presbyterian
onuFch gave the annual autumn tea Thursday
"AteInOon ano large numbers attended to view the
articles prepared for the comfort OF Michigan
missionary Inc sending Of such supplies being the
regular work of the young women. Between and
. O'Clock tea was served by Miss Agnes H. Davis
at dainty table lighted by ttny lamps and deco
rated with yellow and white chrysanthemums.
ON Monday evening the entire population OF
Lakewood turned out to enjoy. either partici-
over election results. The town was beautifully
pienteous redfre and fireworks Visited all sections
OF 1.-THE the town, headed by band and drum corps.
Rev Br as 5h pastor 81 tho Pg
. serian CHURCH; and that editce crowded by
latlon was under charge of the Presbytery of Mon
moderator; TIE Rev Dr. Hem Rnf1ar ISa Rev
pr Edward B. Hodge. of Princeton; the Rev DR.,
Clellan and the Rev. Dr. Alfred H DashieIl. 1t
was somewhat unusual fact in connection with
Tory OF thlTty-three years has had hut three pas
a Bas maj t and t5 Rnd second the Be- DR.
assisted at the installation of the third. the Rev C
The music was by a quartet including Mrs. W. /
Warrener soprano; Mrs. Arthur W. Emerson. con-
tralto; Arthur W. Emerson. tenor. and Samuel s.
Mrs. H; crocker celebrated her eghtieth birth
the congratulations of host OF friends during the
friends by Miss Scales Of New-York. ana Mrs. A
W kenney presided over tea table. which was
light of eighty candles. Among those who called
to wish the hostess many happy returns Of the day
Ferris and the Misses Ferris, Mrs. V. NJ: Disbrow
eson Mrs A ~ Dashe and the eo Misses pasha
G. l.. Stockly. Mrs j. M Child Miss Anna Beard,
Hovey. A W Kenney, the Rev s G Pitt. the Rev
and Mrs c P. Butler, Mr. and Mrs c. A Bye,
r wright Mrs. John n. Turner and DR.. ". G.
Miss Agnes H Davis, who has just returned from
years stay in Europe, turned her attention while
brssses and IS the possessoF of Connection made
by herself which is this week on exhibition at the
library. Miss Davis will spend the greater part OF
the season in New-York. coming home for coca
this. season will include Mrs Lppincott; of New;
B, Piumer' tenor; Charles E, Burnham' BARITONE
and director; A B; Clute, organist
and Stables at 65 n
MI and Ms Robert s1d. MacSaTee Of Wy
cupy it December /
]. is the guest Of his son, the Rev c; P Butler,
and Mrs; Butler is also entertaining her mother.
Alfred H; pashell is entertaining the Rev; Dr..
York and Boston friends. Mr. and Mrs. T. NJ ?.
R nTooh fE9 at r smoS
S ss the Rs Ca1 Of S 5ht
returned from Europe last Wee Ro was u the guest
9T w is da the q guest MFs Of Mrs b
her Sixth-st home. Mrs Kingdom is home at
Georgian Court after a Canadian visit. Miss Mar
ouand of New-York is the guest of her sister, Mrs
Mr.. and Mrs. G H Could of New-York were
guests at Mrs Gordon's Madison-ave. cottage last
week
Mr., and Mrs E Pye and family are at home me- in
their new cottage in seventh;st and Private Way,
list Of arrivals this week few OF its registra
m more NJ and Mrs = Is Van Emourrh Mr. and
Mrs Edward H. schell Miss Florence Southerland,
James L. Breese. Rockhu Potts Mr.. and Mrs
Samuel c. Rec. Louis G Young. Mr.. and Mrs Ed,
Mrs Robert c. Green Mr.. and Mrs Thomas 4.
Buckner and son, Miss f. K. Lawrence, Miss T b
Lawrence Mr.. and Mrs John Osborne T. A Nc
Miller. MI and Mrs Charles Putnam Bacon, Mr.
and Mrs H r. Van Kenn. Miss Pauline Fisher,
Miss S Fisher. Miss Cram. Mr.. and Mrs. 5. r.
Campbell Mr.. and Mrs. E. W. BgeIow. Arthur P
Charles J. Mul!in. Thomas Reilly, Miss Harrison,
John H. Sanderson, Fl. F. Cave. Thomas Miles.
Miss Payne and Mr.. and Mrs A. E. Blackburn, of
Philadelphia; Henry f. Jones and the Rev. J. J,
McCouskee, OF Brooklyn; Carroll r. Brewster. Of
Summit y. j; Charles ]. Wendeworth. OF Chicago;
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry w. Darnell. George B. Upton,
HigGinson and Mrs. c. H Converse. OF Boston. and
Mrs Franklin Townsend, Of Albany.
Piney Top Towers is steadily filing its rooms.
and guests OF last are in evidence among
the registrations this year Marked Improvements
have been made in the spacious grounds about the
house, and the location outside the village yet
commanding view of the lake and the village, Is
important part OF its charm.
PROFESSIONAL CHURCH ROBBER CAUGHT.
HE HAS ALREADY SERVED TWO TERMS FOR
RIFLING POOR BOXES.