New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-22
GOLFERS At LAKEWOOD.
Much Interest in Contests This Week
Thanksgiving Gayety.


Lakewood n J. Nov. q (SpeciaD.-Next week
will bring the Thanksgiving holidays and with
them a great crowd Of holiday guests 70 Lake
wood. The corridors OF the great hotels viii be
filled with merry throngs. and the atmosphere
Of the place will take that festive air which
makes Il delightful spot for rest or recreation
at this time Thanksgiving week is distinguished
from other holiday weeks Of the Lakewood season
in that it brings the golfers Sixty men or more
the pick Of the metropolitan circuit arrive here to
contest for handsome trophies offered By the Coun-
try Club OF Lakewood in a three-day open tOurna-
ment, the last big tournament Of the gol9ng sea-
SON. The largest fall entry list in the history Of
the resort will probably assemble week. for
with this tournament the Country Club formally
opens its new course. which is said to COM
pare favorably with the best in the country. Re-
Gently completed. with every attention paid to
modern demands, its artificial hazards cannot be
beaten. and it has an excellent natural hazard in
the Metedeconk River 1t offers the best Of club
house facilities and IS attract the attention
Of golfers all over the country.
The tournament viii begin with a qualifying
round on Thursday morning. Thanksgiving Day,
continuing through to the finals at match play on
Saturday afternoon and will possess the additional
attraction Of aIl-day handicap on Saturday
The prizes offered are as follows: Country Club OF
Lakewood Cup for the winner Of the first sixteen.
Metedeconk Cup for the winner in the second SIX
teen, Carasalio Cup for the winner in the third
sixteen, a cup for the runner I'D in each sixteen.
winner IN the handicap. a cup for the winner Of
second best net score in the handicap. and a cup
1or best gross score in the handicap.
society viii not fail to attend IN force the
t1dnAsglVlnS bazaar given by the Ladies Aid OF
AL Saints Church In the new Sunday school rooms
OF the parish house on Tuesday, November q The
Ladles Aid have the reputation Of combining the
most oeIlgntful Of social functions with sales Of
TINS nature. and the cause is always a worthy one
4he thanksgiving viii be beautifully deco
rated ard VII. contain i7ad
over by Mrs. Kingdom and Mrs George J. Gould
table Of fruit and flowers in charge OF Miss Mar
Jor1e Gould. candy table in charge OF Mrs JASPER
Lynch fancy and useful article tables. a novelty
table, tables Of cake. pastry, preserves, reIishes
etc The visitor cannot very well lack either at
tention or entertainment
AT recent meeting Of the Women's Auxiliary Of
All Saints Church the following officers were
elected for the ensuing year: President Mrs
HSIhguons hrst v1ce-president, Mrs. David L.
ScnWartzi second vlce-president. Mrs ". r. Byn-
eI treas ureT mrs l. b Suuwell; recording sec
I2S HleE' GorreSp oIdlnS secretary, Miss
Trace g. EandaIL The society is sending d box
Ta1ued at 800 to OregOn City. ore and one 70 the
Indians Of South Dakota, nIled with Christmas
Gay guests to the Laurel in the Pines. 4 great
deal OF refurnishing has improved the elegance and
comfort OF the PUBLIC and corridors and
LtLILilS guests are charmed with the tasteful
Inc tWenty-ninth annual meeting OF the State
Sanitary Association OF Nsw-Jersey is to be held in
will make their headquarters at the Laurel House
AT a recent meeting Of the Lakewood branch of
the NeedleWOrk Guild the officers were unanimously
reelected for another year Of service. IL was de-
c1ded TO have the annual exhibition of garments
which are made for distribution among the poor
and which are always collected and exhibited pre-
V1ous 70 their !eing sent tPeir mission Of Christ
mas cheer. at the Laurel in the Pines Deem
Der 2.
The Lenox Hotel thoroughly renovated and re-
fitted, opened to-day under new management The
Lexington Hotel and the Palmer House. among the
Oldest and best known of the smaller hotels here
are entertaining their usual large patronage
In place Of the Saturday handicap the Country
Club arranged a team match its links to-day
between twelve representing the Princeton
Golf Club and its own renresent tives.
Arrivals at the Laurel HOuse-Ar. and Mrs. W.
A. Janison Mrs T J. SculIy John Scully. IT: John
Gordon Mrs. Frank c. Travers the Misses Travsrs.
Mrs Alfred OUlmen, Miss Burns, W J. Evans, Mr..
and Mrs. Thomas J. ScuIly, John Scully, John II
Bowers. Robert G. Cooke, T. A. de Peyster. F. g.
Travers. NJ S. ShontaI, Alfred Z. Ommen. Miss
z. T. Clancy. Mrs W. F. Proctor. Miss Anne
Babcock 3. MumfOrd Peck Mr.. and Mrs. de Ma
varro. Alan c. White, Mr.. and Mrs. S NJ. Inman,
Alanson T. EnOS. Miss Alice BabCOCk. Mr. and Mrs.
F. II. Kane Henry NJ. BroOkfeid Mr.. and Mrs. II.
T. Andrews Mr.. and Mrs. W. W. Burton Mr.. and
Mrs. John MoIler, jr.; Leland NJ. Burr Mrs Syl-
Vanus Reed. Mrs. H D. Payne and Clifford V Bro
kaw, Of New-York
At the IaureI-in-t -Pines-John c. Mccall, Fran
els H. Saltus z. r. Perkins, Mrs. Z. w J. Hurst.
Walter W. Law. Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas T. Nc
Cleary, Miss McCleary, Mrs. MCLane Van Ingen,
". s Munro Mrs. NJ. Halpin, William Halpin,
Mrs. A. l. Southerland. Miss E. c. Switzerland. D.
T. Leahy. Mrs A. Scott Cameron, Mrs E. Thomas,
P. Kingsley. Mr.. and Mrs. tydig, l. P. Bach, 3.
-. Bach. Of NeW-IOrk-