New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-04-13

was not so large. there being twenty-five entered
for the competition but fully as many more played
in friendly matches, good number of women beihg
noticed the links Prize winners here were John
Moler jr. Apawams, and r. r. Cooley. Lakewood.
Wednesday brought the settlement of an inter
esting foursome between Lakewood and Fox Hlils
forces, with amateur and a professional on
either side over a course OF thirty-six holes Percy
King and !. S. Mackey were against j, j, y Dono-
hue ir and William Norton. the latter pair win
ming by up.
With the interest Of the men generally eehtring
at the golf club this week. the womens golf commit
tee of the Country Club announced two attractive
events for women, filling yesterday ana to-nay-
Mrs Jonathan Thorne offered prizes for women
handicap on Friday and Miss Maude l. Park gave
the trophies in a mixed foursome handicap played
to-day
The presentation Of "Cranford' by Lakewood
talent on Friday evening packed the music room
of the Laurel House, and the evening was pro-
ncunced y delightful one. Those IN the cast were
Miss Anne Dashiel, Miss Eleanor Ferris, Miss
Clara Dashieil. Miss Agnes Helen Davis Miss NJ
Antoinette Merrimap. Miss Lillian Baldwin, MISS
Anna Beard Miss Isabel Ferris, Miss Elizabeth
Leeds Miss Rachel Shinn, Miss Mabelle Canning
Miss Lillian Gurnee. Miss Marguerite Glover, Miss
Lisa Downer. Dr. Edward p. Harris and Walter c
OLeary.
The Misses Marsh their Madison-ave. home
were the entertainers of Card Club members at
their meeting Tuesday evening. those present
being Mr. and Mrs. T. Morton F. Mills. DR.. and
Il.
Elizabeth w. Leeds Miss Leslie Miss Downer, the
Misses Baldwin. Miss Foote. the Misses Whitrdge
Miss HAYDEN Miss Clara S. Dashiel, Miss NJ &.
DashieIl Mrs. William c, Arnold, Miss Colgate
Miss Parsons Miss Marguerite Glover, Miss Davis
Clarence M Roof Mr.. Stanley. n. Whitney. Mr.
Colgate and w. Clark. Mrs. Leeds will entertain
at the next and closing session OF the club. on
Tuesday evening.
The fair in aid of the Church of ST. Mary Of the
7 AXE which has filed the week at the Knights of
Pvthias Hall has proved complete success.
crowds being present each evening to enjoy the
stage entertainments and patronize the VARIOUS
tables and booths Those who have worked for its
success came together on Thursday evening for
sumner which was served in the hall by Caterer
Desperrins.
Iakewoods growth is indicated by school en-
roIment which in the public schools is seventy
six create than in the same month last year. A
new modern building in East Lakewood has just
been opened and is equal TO all possible demands
for SEINE time 10 come, relieving badly crowded
condition OF the main building, The Lakewood
! School private institution for boys, under the
direction of Dr. Edward p Harris is also crowded
and the problem of enlargement is being considered.
The beautiful place of Dwight Miller Harris. one
of the most attra ctiye the Lake Drive, which
has been closed for two seasons because of the
ions-continueS illness Of Mrs. Harris, has been
secured by Irving Bush for next season.
The ping pong craze holds its own bravely and
in ali the hotels of the place the big tables