New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-15
BRIGHT DAYS.
LakezcOod Gunners Find Game
Good Roads Enjoyed.

Lakewood. y. J. Nov. Il (speciaD.-Another week
OF warm weather has been experienced at Lake
wood. and It seems though the place IA
vored OF the gods. Winter seems yet a long way
of. for apple and pear blossoms have been brought
in by the diligent. and ripe strawberries will re-
ward search in the fields. On Tuesday the gun
ming season began. and the warm still afternoons
have been favorable 70 the gunners Squirrels
rabbits and number OF quail have been brought
in There Will be fair shooting for some time until
the wary birds frightened. Fortunately they
cannot be exterminated. for shooting is prohibited
within three miles OF the village limits, and the
quail seem to know they are safe there
To-day brought the opening Of the Laurel-in-th
Pines, one OF the great winter hotels here. The
Laurel orchestra. sixteen pieces. under the direc
tlon OF Luc4us Hosmer, will give daily concerts at
the Laurel House and the Laurel-in- thePines this
season. as last The opening Of the Laurel-in-the-
Pines gives new impetus to the season. There has
been great deal Of refurnishing and decoration in
us public rooms. L win FL rapidly this week. and
over Thanksgiving the resort will be crowded with
I pleasure seekers
Lakewoods social affairs were marked this week
by dinner given at the Laurel House by Mrs.
William Rhineander. in honor of the birthday Of
her daughter-n-law, Mrs. Philip Rhinelander. 1t
occurred on Tuesday evening in the private dining
room of that hotel Covers were laid for thirty
two, and gold-bordered cards. daintfly etched in
colors, bore the following names: Mr.. and Mrs.
William Rhineander. Mr.. ard Mrs. Philip Rhine
lander Mr. and Mrs. 7. J. Oakley Rhineander. DR..
ana Mrs Charles l. Lindley, Nj and Mrs. A Syd-
ney Carpenter. NJ. and Mrs Leland H. Langley,
Mr. and Mrs Percival A. Kuhne. Nj and Mrs.
Frederic J. De Peyster. Mrs. William Floyd-Jones.
Mrs. Glyn Nine de Caumont Miss Bowers Miss
March, The Misses De Peyster, Miss Carey, Miss
PeH, Professor Francis NJ. Roser. William H. Mer-
gan Samuel T. Skidmore. DR.. Paul T. Kimball,
John Wallace and Alexander ". Black
The company which has promoted Lakewood for
many years has not failed to build more or less
roadway every summer. and the numerous drives
about the place have come to constitute one of its
chief attractions. All who come here for any
length Of time bring horses and equipages and in
midwinter there are many handsome turnouts IN
surpassed for style and elegance. Among the
women whips at the Laurel House Miss Pell
and Nine de Vangrigneuse. who drive pair to a
Phaeton. and Miss Bowers, who has several fine
horses, riders and drivers. Shepard King De For
the NewYo iiS Horse Sc Show next Week many more
fine horses will be brought here for over ThaRls-
string Of Mrs. Charles NJ. Van Heusen.
The parties VINO come over the road from New
numerous. Howard c Brokaw was down from
New-York over sunday in his new Panhard, acS
compsnied by F. c. Imam James G Breen. OF
New-York. accompanied by Mr.. and Mrs Alger-
non BOgesen. arrived from Atlantic city on SatuT-
day in his Mercedes car, and remained few days
at the Laurel House as the guest OF R5 an Ms
I. J. Oakley tShlnelander- Roy A haIne! naiIe
the trip Princeton on Saturday in his touring
car, attend the football game. being accompanled
by Dr. Paul 7. KimbaIl, Harry suydam F. P
KimbalI and F. A. Potts.
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most delightful places IN town for luncheon parties
Club members in the habit of taking TRENDS
there. and the large size Of the house and It's FUR
nishinES make II attractive. There are bachelots
quarters for accommodating a number Of men on
the upper floor. and in the womens apartments
the rooms are large nd tastefuly decorated There
are matches over the course every day. and some
thirty men in daily practice for the coming open
tournament among whom are the following; Philp
Rhinelander s 3. Ferris. G. B. COoksey, George
T Brokaw. T. c Eunever. John NJ Bowers. W J.
Evans Harry Suydam, Arthur B Clafin. A sgd
ney CARPENTER. Jasper Lynch, F N. Freeman. r
p Kimbau. Henry James, F. A. Potts. J. G. Bat
terson Davidson Lovd, Alexander Black. John
Moller. tr.. R A Rainey, w A Patton :. n. lie
Forest and :. T. SkidmoTe- .
A meeting II the stockholders OF the Country
Club. OF Lakewood. was held at the clubhouse on
Saturday and the following directors were elected;
George J. Gould, Henry A. James, Clarence N
Roof William A. Hamilton. Dr. Charles l. Lind
lev Fred z. Kimbal. Jasper Lynch. Arthur b
Claffn General Frank N Freeman Captain Al
bert VI. Bradshaw and Joseph J. ODonohue J.
George J. Gould elected president; Henry A
James vice. president: William A. Hamilton. sec
retarv Captain Albert NJ Bradshaw, treasurer,
and Jasper Lynch captain.
NEWCOMERS at the Laurel House: Mr.. and Mrs
George B. Pest. Mrs Sylyanus Reed Mrs. II. D:
Payne, Mr.. and Mrs a. Beverly Smith. Mr., and
Mrs John Moller. jr-, Arthur Ryle, William Lain
beer. Mr.. and Mrs. NJ II. Whalen; Mrs William
Floyd-Jones. Mrs. L. c. De CaumOnt. William II:
Morgan. Mrs. J. J. Faye, John Wallace. Nj and