New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-12-07
AMONG LAKEWOOD PINES.
ACTIVITY IN CHARITABLE WoRK-SOlIE
COTTAGE VISITORS SPEEDY HORSES
TO BE SEEN.

Lakewood Nj. Dec. S (SpeciaD.-The week fol-
lowing Thanksgiving has brought into particular
prominence the charitable work which Is carried
forward by the society women of the place. who in
one way and another produce results which make
much more bearable the lot of many inmates Of
hospitals and missions in and about Newly Fork
Wednesday the date for the annual meeting
and exhibition OF garments made and contributed
by friends and members of the Lakewood branch
of the Ladies' Needlework Guild. which is always
made socially notable. The music of the
Pines this the place selected
by the guild and Mrs +. w. DOwner, president.
headed the committee in arranging the display to
the most attractive advantage for the crowds who
came to inspect. Upward OF thousand finished
garments were shown, of all sorts and descriptions
and at the close OF the exhibition tea served.
and the display left until the following day.
when boxes were packed and sent to the following
benefciaries: St CHESS Crippes Home. the Free
man Branch Mission. the Mercer Hospital. Mon
mouth Hospital. Dairy Field Mission. Diet Kitchen
Industrial School No 3. and Mrs Ballington Booth.
for prison work.
And next week the fair proposed by Mrs Jasper
Lynch for the aid of the Ocean County branch of
the Society the Prevention OF Cruelty to Ami
mails will have the similar generous interest of So
ciety people generally, and its financial is
already we'll assured. Mrs. Lynch, who is the pres
ident of the local society. Will give up the splendid
rooms of Lynx Hall. her home. the purposes of
the fair and is well supported by her many friends
IN plans for success.
Among the echoes of tournament week IT has
been remarked that OF the nine prize cups awarded
during the tourney six were taken by Laurel House
golfers. Charles B. Mcdonald ]. r. Maxwell. John
Moller jr. T. T. Reid, Alfred NJ. Dallett and NJ. j.
Evans were the winners, and, with strong fol-
lowing of golfers registered. house enthusiasm
unbounded at the conclusion Of play.
A few of the guests entertained by Lakewood
cottagers over the Thanksgiving holidays were: d.
Louis Schwartz and Herman l.. Schwartz visiting
their mother Mrs. d. l.. Schwartz: Major James L.
Powell u S. A. Mrs. Powell. Miss Adele Powell
Miss Florence Day, Miss Adele Grenet the Rev
r B. HeaIey and Edward Ware. entertained by Mr.
and Mrs John E. Pye; Miss Catherine Metcalf
Roof and Miss Theodore HawIey. guests of Mr.
and Mrs Clarence NJ Roof; William H Waters
home from school at Garden City. with his mother
Mrs E. B. Waters; DR.. and Mrs. T. p. Solley, of
New-York with Mrs. Robert F. Westcott. Miss
Louise G. HinsdaIe and Miss Emma Finney of
Flushing L. l.. visiting Dr. Horace G. Hinsdale
Horace Porter. formerly manager of the LAUREL
In the-Pines and widely known through association
with the early success of Lakewood 5 a resort
has come down from Maine. where he has been en-
toying camp life for time and will spend the
winter here.
r. Stuart Miller the representative of the Palmer
House management has gone to Cuba for brief
rest and change of scene
William F. Proctor of New-York. has taken the
William A. Root cottage in Fourth-st for the re-
mainder OF the season.
J. H. Moore and party, OF Chicago, arrived at
the Iaurel-in the-Pines this week. coming from
Virginia Hot Springs. Besides filling large suite
of ana rtments he requires stabiing accommoda-
lions here a string of twenty-six horses. his
marty. w and stable properties coming
In three private His horses are the finest lot
ever brought to this place, six being prize winners
Horse SHOW A road four were arst in that Est
and pair Of coachsrs. Snow Flake and Diana,