New-York tribune., 1901-11-24
LAKEWOOD GAYETY.
nv FOR THRONGS OF vISITORS-THE
pEE DAYS GOLF TOURNAMENT
,,-rrgEsT IN CHARITABLE WORK.

o. - .. Thanksgiving week. and, with fair daily
E'a,. are looking forward to the close of the
ro-r Horse Show for the influx of fashionable
rhich this week holds Lakewooc's quiet in
soc And aside from hotel entertainment, the
rsses and winter homes Of the village will,
t'Ae ,sre snare rooms filled with relatives and
r~ ,,vited here for the brief and merry holi-
rs1 ,-,4 week will be filed with open air sport
5sc,se hy day and evenings of concerts, din
e., dancing parties, with impromptu chafing
pE --csions tucked in here and there to round
NC ,oIIiiy Of the week
~ asiHT.xewood Golf Club links and clubhouse are
i.oc- readiness for the big three day tourna-
- next week. and the presence of all the
ns .,r,.,on men Of American golf is assured. 1t
T s,nected that the oldtime entry lists of five
=. rea-s ago when more than a hundred names
E.-,v sppeared will be duplicated. For golf IL
sr,ood as elsewhere. has passed from the RAD
- s,. scientific stage, and the golfers Of indif-
~. ,royess no longer find pleasure IN talIlns
q, the end of enormous list, without
S ,rt with larger score figures. But from ad-
pD' ,--,es it is expected that three, and per-
'sN .-,- divisions Of sixteen each will easily be
as.s ass nth close sharp golf reported by each.
ls.raurel-in-the- LIE. Pines, which opened on Satur-
a. nth registration Of forty names. has since
Gay o,-,.,ned a house count nearly one-third larger
nAH a. .ba corresponding early season days OF
and is approved in all its departments by
- r-,cal patronage which favors 1t From Its
,,.,on which Is nearest the Golf Club OF Lake
- ., EIll naturally be central point OF sport
'.~ .~,r.srest and the younger portion Of Lakewoods
.- sst will generally rendezvous there. "helhe]
,,.es IN hotels cottages
With an the big hotels now open, the item OF
,es--al music takes on Importance, and its de-
gss,s are literally shared by cottagers, who are
,corned at all concerts. Following the plan
s,,.sd last season. the bands Of the Laurel House
- -be observation-disclosures come together in an
c=1i
%, ,rogrammes at the first named house, with en-
:. ,hanee of programme at the latter place in the
VI. s.ternoon. The Lakewood Hotel has the same
,.-did organiza ton which made the music at that
,y~so much enjoyed last year, and its daily con-
-- are patro9ized by other than the guests OF
=. house This orchestra went down to the Coun-
~ Cub house on Sunday evening. entertaining
grs members and guests with informal pro-
s-anme
Il eloquent proof OF the helpful interest taken by
lakewood women in charitable work. the annual
melting and exhibition Of garments made by the
lakewood branch CT the Needlework Guild is
cnmuetent Illustration. To the guild was given the
rse q. the Laurel-in-the-Pine music room for the
meeting and the large hall well filled with
stenoants interested in what had been Gone Mrs
Frederick ". Downer. president, entertained as
her guest Mrs. John Wood Stewart, OF Glen Ridge,
n J. founder of the National Guild, who addressed
he meeting, stating that Lakewoods branch, rep
was eleventh in the list in poirt Of accomplishment
The various reports covering department work
were read, over one thousand garments were in
fpscted with interest, and tea was served upon
invitation Of Mrs. David B. Plumer-
Speaking of charitable work. Mrs George j.
Gould the mistress of Georgian Court. appeared
one day this week in the role Of village almoner
The Gould carriage drew up before the door of a
cheap bit OF side street cottage, homeward bound
from the village shops. On the sidewalk in front
and apparently waiting, stood a poorly clad woman
comforting a fretring baby. Sundry packages were
tucked within the baby laden arms. and after
moments chat the word home was given, and
the episode was over.
The management of the Laurel House is thor
sughly remodelling the Old bowling alley building.
ing disased. but formerly the scene Of exciting
armament play, and Will put in four new alleys
ID thoroughly modern equipment
Much satisfaction is expressed within the parish
All Saints at the securing Of the Rev Edward
Enest Matthews as rector Mr. Matthews was
aucated in the public schools Of Newark and at
Fesleyan University, and served assistant rec
nr in parish work at Pittsburg and Erie, Penn.
Afore going TO 81. James. in New-York.
There Will be union Thanksgiving services by
Lakewood churches on Thanksgiving Day, TO be
held il the Presbyterian Church with full choir
service. ana sermon by the Rev W G- WedemeyeE.
q the Baptist Church.
OAK Church. the handsomely appointed new hotel
Lexington-aye.. is securely holding all Old friends
Of the management and securing new ones Qay
Among the people found there are DR. and Mrs.
Nathaniel Robinson, OF Brooklyn, who made the
trip down IN their automobile
A few people OF particular note are found at the
larger hotels this week. Professor Charles A.
Strong, Of Columbia University. who last season
bought the Cafiin property, on the Lake Drive and
who is making extensive alterations. is at the
me same hotel are Colonel Theodore A. Dodge,
Mn. Dodge. and Mrs Samuel D. Davis with the
soclely. who have just returned from an extended
s I ne Tval DIR 7
gaoas an authority on clirnatoogy and lung dis
guests Of the Penfolds Of Chicago Also at the
President Of Williams College with Mrs Carter OF
president Of the SeaboaTd National Bank of New
7ThOaas F Grady. Judge John P. shuchInan. and
s1, peas T. HafIen president OF the Borough Of The
P,T.eF. and arthur GrissoIn. the novelist.
M and Mrs. S. T Shaw. Of New-York. are at
7. Mills have returned to their Cnfton-ave.
Ss.s from an extended Western trip. August
w in sfSthst MgTon ; e'.s sternG e Of sl Hartfopd. ord
SSM- SsS--,, is the guest Of DR. " 9. schauffler. in
.-Ss returned 70 their cottage. in Private Way.
nm ing Bush and family have taken the Stevens
aess New-Yorkers have registered in the hotels
r. sSsldon, MI. and Mrs. H R Dean, M. and
ssssss z; 6 southeTland Mr., and Mrs George
- s0sn F olmstead. Miss l: Turner. Mrs
Is A Robbins. Arden II. Robbins, Miss Ken
y Kiss Mary Dreer Miss Katherine S. Dreier,
s-s.I - Thomas H Troy, Mrs. ". V. p. Smith W. E.
sel and Miss D. Webe-
:. he Laurel House-Mr. and Mrs. Elbridge
~ Roberts. c. wheaton Vaughan, Miss Grin
BENJAMIN Welles. Harry Suydam, Miss Juliet
~ F'ow Miss L r. Leeds. Miss B. S. Andrews
sa John Campbell. Mr. and Mrs. Charles s.
1--WE and Miss L. c. Brown, W. Z. Rumble. Mrs
.oFell Miss Marie Lowell, Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
ssy' 4 Archie Pell. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles H.
Is.s L Latin Kellogg. Robert G. Mott. Mrs.
sss s~ne a Whitman. Miss Louise Rogers. Mrs J. b.
ptaen and Mr. and Mrs Frederic Gurney-
ce1l-sr House-Nr. and Mrs. l. S. Stroock, Mrs
NsSs Wells, Mr.. and Mrs. Blumoore. George W.
A. nO,s II Nichols s. NJ Fox, the Misses Finick-
~ sno Mss Helen Mahcny.
ssk ssak Court-Mr. and Mrs. J. NJ. Talbot. Mrs. G. p.
r.a,E ~ e Murray. Mss K. A. Condon Mrs
'" rss :; Walsh and G P. vandeveer.
ne LeIington-C NJ Brooks Martin Samter.