New-York tribune., 1901-11-10
THE LAKEWOOD SEASON
INCOMING GUESTS-GOOD HUNTING
REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS
PERSONAL MENTION.

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Lakewood on Tuesday. New-York interests CEN
tired at the Laurel House, where crowd filled the
lobby until the early hours OF morning. Wnen re-
suits were assured. In the crush were wall street
men, brokers and men of affairs as we'll as the
representatives of wealth and leisure. The Rhine
Ianders the De Peysters, ]. Warren Nash, the
Brokaws and others who bore some of the Oldest
and best known names in New-York mingled with
prominent men from Pennsylvania. New-Jersey
and other States all portng over the brief yellow
messages which succnctly told how the battle or
ballots was going. Everywhere there were propne-
cy. comparison, supply of reason and, in large
degree rejoicing which grew with the evening
And for it appeared that the women were
neglected filling in the evening with cosey corner
chats and enjoyment of the concert numbers
With affairs political no longer inviting prohtaole
discussion, the usual programmes of pleasure Will
be taken up In earnest in the resort The week
has brought a touch of cooler weather, and the
first advance registra tions from Canada and New
England tell of the southwark hegira whch VIII
soon come this way from the domain OF the 1rost
king in his full regalia Meantime, in Lakewood
the only suggestion of winter in the heavier
of dead leaves from the trees which shel'er the
streets.
The golfers are coming among others. and al
though prize competitions have not yet begun
there is a daily arrival Of men who are well up IN
going ranks. who come for informal play "nicn
is really practice for the great sporting event OF
Thanksgiving week. The links at both CLUBS are IN
prime condition and the daily attendance reaches
good numbers.
Since the advent of the open game season in
this State gunners have enjoying royal sport
both in the woods which surround LAKEWOOD
which alive with quail and partridge ana along
the shore and the inlets which make up from
Barneget Bay where snipe, yellow legs ana faii-
birds afford good rewards for the true eye Among
the crack shots who finding these unusual divi-
dends are w Gould Brokaw, Irving C. Broka"'
Dr. Paul T. Kimball. Harry Suydam. or BROOKLYN
Archie Thompson of Manhattan; A. j. Mcclure OF
IOoffS of n.
p Randolph the Philadelphia running horse
fancier party OF four of the above brought IN
nearly fifty the result Of day spent among tne
quail last week
On afternoons when conditions in the WOODS are
unfavorable the traps at the Country Cluo attract
these sunners and an enjoyable event of Wednes-
day afternoon a shoot for handsome cup
given by W. Gould Brokaw. which was won os Di'
Paul T. Kimball
The most important real estate deal of the season
hos heen the recent purchase of the Hyer farm So
called embracing a tract OF two nundieo acres
considered the best in this vicinity. situated near
the head OF Lake Carasaljo. Arthur B. Clailh'
whose sale last season OF his handsome Lake Drive
property occasioned some surprise. Is the pur-
chaser and now owns the largest acreage OF any
Of the winter cottagers here with the exception oi
the estate of George J. Gould. MI Clanln mas d.
ready staked out his ground area. and proposes TO
baqin huiIding AT once His plan contempIates
frontage of 12O feet. and construction Is 10 pe Oh
brick and stucco.
Another new residence will be built this fall by
lanes n Berry. manager ~ the Lakewood Hotel
It's site Is in Ocean-ave. and the plan SHOWS
handsome frame building of good size and modern
convenience.
Two cottage rentals are reported this week Johh
NcAlan. OF New-York, having taken the AUFhei
cottage in Third-st. for the season. and 3 l. oha"
Of New-York another ThIrd-st- cottage at Forest
Directors OF the Lakewood Branch OF the Needle
work Guild elected the following orhcers IN annual
meeting on Thursday at the home OF Mrs- fIeu-
erick W Downer: President. Mrs. Downer: vice
presidents Mrs. William B. Leeds, Mrs Frank NJ
Freeman. Mrs. Charles H. Mcclellan and Mrs w
G. y Ms aesn preset we're
Mrs a. II. DashieI, Mrs. Downer. Mrs Leeds.
Mrs S q. Pitt. Mrs. Willis, Mrs A. Marsh aiJ MIS-
Mnrsh Mar MINI MTs MHs M B Pnmer Mrs 4 II Brad
shaw. Mrs. Henry s simons and Mrs Sher"'ou
Mr. and Mrs. Henry 4. James Of New-9oTk, srs stgt,
ing at Miss odgers cottage until it is ready yor for
occupancy. Mr.. and Mrs. 5. Stein OF New,h orh'
Yor the winter Miss Leslie has returned from an
extended trip to EnroPf Tan 1nd IS ebwars al n9ns WAS
cent visitor his Lakewood home MI ana tn MIS-,
their summer home Greens Farms. Conn., and are
in their Sixth-st. cottage Tor the season, rIahH al
Plnes arrived on Monday and has taken up the
T%Tk R@x MIS- rs the guest Of her mothr Mrs
samuel S Beard. of Madison-ave. Mrs Kingdom
has IN ref6nS lsf5 SoFS5as Mfs T Km5a anG MIS- Kim
hal who have spent some time in california nav
returned. Bruce Price. of New-fork. was recent
visitor in Lakewood , ,..,z -
cae T tSs gse peo0 9
Al the Laurel House-Mr. and Mrs. William AZ
new Patton John d. Skidmore, Samuel T. SKID,
more Mrs. II. de @. Hastings and party. David
Patton George H. Van Slckler MIS- Nynko9p.
Mrs W. II. Potts. Miss j. X. Hinkle. Mrs Charles
Robinson and Charles r. Robinson. Mrs y l.
Ten Broec<. Miss Z. A Prall Mr.. and Mrs II r
c. Wey, c. otto ToussaInt, Mr. and Mrs s NJ In
b. NJ taft Mrs Robert NJ Thompson. Mr and
Mrs ]. II. p. Pell Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur B. Clafiin.
Percy D. OSullivan. Mrs. NJ L; Walsh. W l.
Walsh MIR. and Mrs. w. W. Hall, Mr.. and Mrs
w. f. Owens. Mrs. Z. L. Lincoln. Mrs. G. H. Con
verso and Miss Christine Converse. Also p II.
McMahon. Miss F. G. Mcmahon. W. S Clark of
brooklyn; Mr. and Mrs. George J. Greenfield, OF
Staten island: Mr.. and Mrs A J. Mcclure. of Al
bany: Mr.. and Mrs. John Moer. jr. of New-Ro-
chee-
At the Lexington-F. ]. Morgan. II. II; Homan:
New-York Also w II. Winfield of Jersey City.
At Oak Court-Mss Il. II. Carr. Mrs. NJ. Moore.
Miss NJ. V. Moore. Mr.. and Mrs NJ. 5. Davis,
Harry A. Wright F; l.. Tucker OF New-York
At Hotel Lenox-Mrs; Robert Kearney. B. c:
Livingston. Miss Belle seaford. Earl Johnson. of
New-York. Also Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Chichester
and Samuel T. Gondey. of Brooklyn.
A: The Towers-Mr. and Mrs. c. C. Martin. OF
Brooklyn.
AT the Palmer House-Mr. and Mrs. William j.
Mead. Miss Graydon Miss NJ. J. Field. Mr.. and
Mrs. ID. w. Craig. Miss Curtin. James c. Curtin,
Mrs. C. w. Tyler, Mr. and Mrs. Gustav Schwab
of New-York Also Mr.. and Mrs. George W. Pear
SAIL of Brooklyn.