New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-01
LAKEWOOD TOPICS.
Outdoor Sports Enjoyed - Many
automobiles

Lakewood " J., Oct. 81 (SpeciaD.-OctobeT days
at Lakewood are drawing to a close. Many
people have visited the and many old friends
have returned to hotels and cottages Social gath
erings of prominence for the coming month are
already being announced. and golf and other sport
programmes being arranged.
The links OF the Country Club OF Lakewood
is now open for play. and many members and
subscribers enjoy 1t daily. The disadvantages
caused by the sandy soil have been overcome by an
extensive of fertilizers and the putting greens
now compare favorably with those of the best
links in the country The two brook holes a
novelty much appreciated by the local players. who
nave heretofore. owing to the rather monotonous
ana nat character OF the old links, missed the
pressure of playing good natural hazards
Ihey occupy beautiful SPOT in the midst of the
pine forest with the Metedeconk River flowing
close 70 the greens. The course is well bunkered.
and. coming to the eighteenth hole. there are
three which are sure to land SLICED pulled
drive.
The Country Club will open the golfng season
OF Lakewood with open handicap on Election
Day, Tor which many entries have already been
received. This will be followed ty the annual
three day Thanksgiving tournament, whi.h has
for the last eight years marked the closing of the
dneIrop od an, solhns season Matches have been
poitan Golf Association district to Occur on Sat
urdays, beginning November = Altogether the
most active in number Of years.
the bdge b nfS P2S of No S yarah
club professional has made record of "a. while
George Il lSrokilW ana Jasper bEncn nave etCh
The clubhouse, as is we'll known, is one Of the
ments. handsomely furnished. for accommodating
seventy-ive guests; there 1870 mems lockers and
the reception room is magnificent ore. which
opens on sun paroE fronting the links ,..,-,,,
announces Thanksgiving bazaar or benent s Tbc
TO occur on the Tuesday before IhahksglVlnns me
proceeds Of the sale will go to pay for me I'M I'm
provements the parish house and for the en-
pieted in season to accommodate the sale; The
committees in charge have not been dehnltely ar
T Whem are re- the Following Mrs F. f Mathews Mrs
kingdon Mrs A NJ BTadshS" MP PinmeE MIS- D.
l. Schwartz Mrs r. Hance ME- ,s NJ ,h ", and ana
Mrs jasper Lynch announces that the fair which
branch of the Society for the Prevention Of Cruelty
Which WAS sUccessfu viii be repeated this
good many automobile cars are making ma d t me
port the roads in excellent condition HoiIs auto,
mobile in Mainst cares for all manmST 9t
in town at this time are DR.. w. G. Schauffiers
Electric runabont John ITaJs, Hammond's Wn 1t3n
touring car Leland II. Langleys Mlnt9n torr1 ms
car. Captain c. S. Hasteds Cadlac' Fra1 f,ss w;
Garvin's long distance touring car the Misses
Jamsons Haynes Apperson touring car; an a Of
W Cooks autocar runabout. and touring car o'
Mn and Mrs Fred A. Potts occupying their
N an q Se6aufffer is soon to occupy his hand
John D. Skdmore and Samuel T. skidmore' OF of
S.9 y mdi haTe TttuT b%t last
MIR and Mrs s. :. Beard. of New York, are IN
,ou,n They have rented their Fourth-St cottage
10 John Hays Hammond, OF Newly ork ana VIII
take apartments for the winter at the Laurei-h-
Judce and Mrs Robert Patterson. OF Philadel-
nhia are al the Laurel House. where they nave
snent the winter for many years -
General and Mrs. Frank NJ Freeman; OF ~,
work were guests Of the week at the laureI
House coming down from their country PIlcc az
, RelIe Haven. Greenwich. Conn. Genera FreeIIstn
has rented his smaller cottage here, put ho' "lS
larger " ,,.,,,ou,,
ire staying at the Laurel House while their cottage
is being prepared for them DR. Met lelah IetgI a.;
from Hot Springs. Va. very much improved III
health. - -, 100, bic rey, cot-
,age i'm Forest-ave TO Mrs. Richard croker OF
Miss Anne w Hecker. of New-York has rented
Tho John Bard Rogers cottage, in Forest-aNe; MT
Iohn G Elliott OF New-Iork, mas rehIeu 'ie
Miss Arnold cottage. IN Sixtn-st - -,
Henry H Cammann OF NeW-l Ork mas IeuVcu
.be Mrs Frank Stevens cottage in Laurel Court.
Tvler r Palmer OF Sea Bright, mas rented the
Frank Stevens cottage, IN Madlson-a,ESe; u ,
Rainey Mrs H w whitney Arthur r. w hltney'
1SbarIes w whitney. Mrs. w. r 6 smith mrs
" bunker Mrs. George Henry warren MISS w ar
rem G. H. Warren. jr; Mrs Shd PTnoIds MIS-
II Bowers Miss Bowers, Mrs. James Mclean. tne
siiseSe Mclean. Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Rhinelander
49, T sill George Cook. Mrs. c H. C0ster. MI
and Mrs William Rhinelander, Mrs: W; J. Lowe
NrcTcrmoth G +. Shrk. George L. Tappan Ed
49, Pcnfoid Miss Penfod. Eugene A PhilDin.
49, ward William II. Kienke f: /. I-ockfnan'
~ G-ydam Mrs &. F. Shirk. General and Mrs r.
n Freeman. Albert Il. Gaatin' Mr.; ana MIS-. 80, Al
srcd r Talley Mr.. and Mrs i. j. Oakley khlhe-
iTeu = and Mrs. Herbert Appleton