New-York tribune., 1901-11-03
THE LAKEWOOD OUTLOOK.
SECOND MONTH OPENS WITH MOST
FAVORABLE PROSPECTS - AFTER
ELECTION VISITORS EXPECTED.

Lakewood, n. J., Nov. (SpeciaD.-The second
month Of the Lakewood resort season opens most
favorably and the correspondence OF all the hotels
is burdened with the problems of room engage
ments Within the coming fortnight two more
great notes.-the Laure-in- -thePines and the Lake
wood Hotel-will open for the entertainment or
guests, and Thanksgiving days will as usual fill
all the hotels and cottages of the place. The In
dications that the rush Will come this year
before these genial holidays, for the two great
cities directly connected with Lakewood. New
York and Philadelphia, are now In the throes OF a
political campaign. which will tax the strength of
many. making rest and change imperative after
Election Day. And Lakewood looks for a big
pilgrimage in this direction the day following
the election
At the annual meeting of the Golf Club OF Lake
wood Monday evening. a decision was reached
and plans outlined for the annual Thanksgiving
tournament. which for many years has been the
conspicuous sporting attraction OF Lakewood's fall
The three-day programme or play VIII
follow the general lines which have con-
tributed many successes TO the clubs record,
and, as in years. the first rank golfers from
all parts OF the country will be In attendance The
two rival golfers OF the national association. Travis
and Douglas, have already announced their inten-
ton be present.
The new officers OF the Golf Club OF Lakewood,
elected at the meeting above mentioned as
follows: Governors, a w. Black. Frank NJ Free
man. George j. Gould Paul T. Kimball. Frederick
P Kimban, Robert Base Kerr. Jasper Lynch. J.
J. ODonohue, tr.. and Frederick A Potts Inc
governors organized a follows: President, Robert
Bage Kerr: yice-president and captain Paul T.
KtmbalI: treasurer. Frederick P. Kimoau; secre-
tary Jasper Lynch; house committee F. A Potts
A ". Black and Jasper Lynch: greens committee
f VI. Freeman. F. P. himbail, Jasper Lynch T.
NJ P Mills and J. J. O'Donohue. jr.
The automobile craze has found kindly field in
Lakewood. the smooth hard roads about the place
being perfect for the vehicles. The erection OF a
substantial brick building which is 10 be known as
an automobile repository for the storage and
repair OF machines is one OF the latest forms OF
local work.
The local real estate market continues lively and
sales within the last week resulting in
the improvement OF properties by the new owners.
Andrew J. Murphy. assistant manager of the Laurel
House has bought the old kimbalI cottage, at
tractve place IN Lexington ave. and Is thoroughly
overhauIing It. The stables the corner just be-
low have been bought by j. J. Dwyer. who has also
purchased the Elerton cottage. one block above on
the same avenue David P. Simpson has bought
the Tutte cottage, in Third-st. Charles j. Par
rnenter cashier of the Lakewood Trust Company.
has bought the Underhl cottage in Third-st-, and
/ IS occupying il.
BY way OF cottage rentals the following late
transactions are 10 be noted: E. W. Olney OF Provi
dence has taken the Eli Beard cottage. in Madi-
son-ave. Mrs. E NJ Tuttle, of New-York. the Free
man house. corner OF Forest-ave: and Fourth-st.
c. Leslie Tfin, OF Montreal the Kinney cottage at
Madison-aVe. and Seventh-st.. and +, r. Bernhard.
of Port Chester. \; Y. the Lynch cottage In Madi-
s0s house G2rfs % s ~ o n wsrbsg h5 Of
York. and Charles S. Shepare; OF Baltinore has
Yesterday was the opening day of the shooting
season. and the exodus TO the woods az Gstahce
irving c. Brokaw and Paul T. Klmball have made
bags Of snipe and yellow legs and quail are re
pqlieo Mr. and Mrs Henry o. Walker have returned
from their summer place in Windsor, VT; Mr.; and
Mrs ssmq M s6s bsasG MRS are T wams ii and m Mss
NJ K Bates, of Washington. have moved into
Gently entertained by Mrs. Kingdom at Georgian
Court were Miss Carisse C3udert ana MIS-, +, L. l.,
returned to their Forest-ave. cottage
for the Entertainment OF guests all the year, is as
spicl and span as ever Wen kePt IN al 1,, 1ePa[e par
ing regular patronage of increasing numbers, and
is this season ahead of all past records tnts
season but the extensive renovation and mPr9,ve-
The correspondence of the house promises season
of success. ~
which has fallen into new hands this year Ihe
Lenox has gained In comfort by ipteri1E M Isf @
irons with the promise Of busy Use season noo-
thoroughly renovated and overhaued, and is fur
nished in a cosey and homeltke style Although
just opened unexpectedly favorable bookings are
Palmer handsome son rbTtGs, bTtGS hotel s Of
good sized family Of early & guests befnra 9ma Is more
Ing changes have been made, office nd paroTs re-
arranged. heating plant improved and furnishings
SSS1SA
before
The among late registrations at Lake
La" Laarei HouseEMr. and MIS-. H P. o.Grady, Mr.
and Mrs. Elbridge Gerry Roberts Mrs John s
Sears, Miss Peck; Miss F. W; Peck Mr and I1
Black. Hammond odell Mrs Samuel DUNCAN 1Gal
George ". EngIehaTdt MI and Mrs Pereival iva
z L. Lincoln. Miss Morrison A T Compton
Jones, Miss Penfold Edmund Penfold. Mr. and
Mrs Richard Hudnut. OF New-York; Mr. and
Mrs James L. Brumley and Mr.. and Mrs F. D.
Sherman. of Brooklyn
Hotel Lenox-Mrs. A. Hunt, Miss Hunt Mr.. and
Mahon and Miss F. c. Mcmahon, of Brooklyn.
The Iexington-C. w Haviland B. F. Pierce, n.
F CLAYTON H y. Youngs, George E. Webb and
Mrs L. L. Todd. of New-York.
The Towers-Miss Maste-son and Miss Murray, Of
New-York. -
7 Higgins and S II. Hickey, of New-York; Mr..
and Mrs y. P. Young and T. w Clark, OF Brook
lyn. ,x
Houghtane and Mr.. and Mrs. c. L. Gates, of New
YORK: Mr. and Mrs L. G. Beals and Amos Beals.
of Astoria, Long Island
LIEUTENANT FISKE, OF TROOP c, RESIGNS.
Lieutenant John 8. Ffske of Troop c, has re-
signed, much to the regret of the organization In