New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-11-09
LEISURE AT LAKEWOOD
INTEREST OF NEW-YORKERS THERE
IN ELECTION RESULTS THANKS.
GIVING GOLF TOURNAMENT.

Lakewood. N j. Nov. (SpeciaD.-EIection v,ss,
has been crowded one here, and there has bas-
an unusually keen interest in the outcome OF -
battle Of the ballots chiefly with reference to New
York State Locally the growth Of the place il i'm
dicated by an increase OF nearly two hundred q,
the voting. but the interest. being purely local
does not affect the guests of hotels and cottage,
here. most Of whom are NEWCOMERS
The absence of men about the Laurel Houv.
election morning marked, but they came dour
in the afternoon. after voting and the exebaro,
was crowded in the evening, the returns from an
over the country being received up To miduigb,
when a fairly accurate idea of probabilities had
been received. The results in greater New-YorI
puzzled the Oldest among the voters Of that CITY
who were here
Cards have been issued for the wedding Of MI.
Elizabeth whiteright Leeds. daughter of Mrs. WIN
lam Bateman Leeds. OF LakewOOd's regular cottsss
fraternity. to George Cook KimbaH. of Boston
The ceremony will occur in the Presbyterian chur,b
at noon on Wednesday. November 1s. and a recep-
ton and wedding breakfast will follow at the home
of the brides mother. in MadisOn-ave. A party az
New-York friends will come down in a special
parlor car to attend
The Golf Club of Lakewood has made announce
ment of it's annual Thanksgiving tournament
which will cover Wednesday. Thursday and Friday
November O. IS and %. the three DAYS play follow
ing the customary order. Entries viii be made to
Jasper Lynch. secretary
N r. Young. of New-YOrk. has bought the cot
in Third-st., west Of Madison-ave.
handsome memorial 20 the work OF the Rev
David L. Schwartz. former rector Of All Saints
Church. is to be placed in the church. being a
corona. with compsnion lights OF polished brass
the design being a copy of the lights used in the
Chancel Of St. Marks church in Venice.
David &. Plumer, manager OF the Laurel Hous.
and the LaureI-in- the-Pines and also for several
year identified with Waum5ek- and cottages
at Jefferson, in the White Mountains. has resigned
president of the jefferson Hotel and land Com
PaDy and az, as manager OF The Waum6ek Hs win
who has been his assistant manager at he Waum-
Frank = Shute; assistant mansser OF the LaU-
the Pines, has returned for the seasons
manager OF Edgewood Inn Greenwich. Conn.
James \. Berry. manager OF the Lakewood Hotel
worth Han Jackson. \ H. ''''''' -" - vent
Laurel Court, the handsome cottage property Of
Mrs. Frank Stevens. In Private Way. has been
rented TO John Hamilton Gouriie, OF Greenwich
The first musical event Of the season is set down
t9g the Laurel House music rG2m on z THURSDAY
aunsartan yioliinist accSS1mpanisd by his native
gypsy cym6ahst ana by Miss Grace Noble, mezzo-
which has already secured much andcipatory in
9T and Mrs. s Sidney Smith are occupying Their
Mr. and Mrs. Jules r Ciinlbernart Of Nsw-York.
h9Yg taken axe Shs gysT S@t'aFe ig Sshs
over sunday their dauSHter and IoS-igrIsT 81
and Mrs. Charles l. Marvin. of New-YOrk
of lu are s guests sans H Lo fans
Mrs. Croker has recently entertained her step
son, Caleb Croker, of Maine. at her studio. in
Sixth-St
The Laure-in- the-P Pines and the Lakewood Hotel
both to open their doors for tne reCepJi1n %
guests Saturday Of next week.
Among the TegistTa tiOnS of the week st the
Laurel House these from Nev-Ycrk: Mrs. n
De q. Hastings. Miss Eleanor Hastings, Miss Fanny
Hastings. Miss r. Smith, Julian RiN. Mrs. A. o
Allen. Miss Allen. Mrs. Clarence Blair Mitchell
the Misses Mitchell. Mrs Adele laeis Baldwin
ChesIey Richardson. P. ChesIey Richardson. John
NJ Bowers Mrs. William Floyd-Jones. Mr. and
Mrs Clifford V. Brokaw. Mr. and Mrs. Elhvidgs
Gerry Roberts, Miss ]. r Hinkie, A E. WhitHsy
A r. Rainey, Mr.. and Mrs T. NJ Jenkins. Miss
Pesten; Mr. and Mrs; = 8 Kerr, Mr.: and Mrs
John W. CSoff. Miss CfOh Mrs. II. A. Walter. Mrs.
A o. Brown Mrs Reginald Ward. z. PenfoId.
Miss PeDfOld and W. II. PenfOld.