New-York tribune., 1903-04-05
LAKEWOOD ACTIVITIES.
Many Charitable Functions Golf
Tournament and Horse Shoe.

Lakewood " J.. April (speciaD.-The Lenten
season is wearing away in whirI OF charitable ac-
tivities which have reached this year high water
mark in the history OF the resort There are fairs
and OF fairs. sales lectures. concerts. and
sH manner Of functions in the interest OK some local
outside item OF philanthropy. and 10 CATALOGUES
or mention ali would be simply impossible II
.s to the credit Of Lakewood's patrons ard COM
mentary upon the alleged seihshness Sf the rich
that recognition all these various calls for help
havo been generously supported In a golden stream
aggregating many thousands OF dollars. and the
programme is arranged for continuance until Eas-
ter.
Even the children have caugf< the helpful spirit
and a bevy OF ten-year-Old gfrls-the Sunbeam So
ciety-is giving to-day Easter sale in the little
hall over the Laurel House bowling alley. The
salahIe articles refreshments and all arrangements
have been directed by the children. with little help
from friends. and they hope TO be able TO send a
number Of New-YOrk street children out into the
country during August Through a similar sale
last year they sent eleven such children for ten
days each up the Hudson 10 Mount Lawn The
sold articles will be sent TO hospital for crippled
children in New-Tork. and the entire plan is OF
their own creation.
Official announcement OF the ninth spring toslrna-
rnent of the Golf Club OF Lakewood. which viii Be
the farewell Of many golfers 70 the famous club
and the links it plays on. places the event one
week earlier than usual. the dates being April Is.
Il and IS In point OF entries il Will be the largest
and best as well the last event, ana
programme provides for four classes Of sixteen
each an aII-day handicap and a total OF twelve
prize cups Nominees for the big contest are ar
rivtns daily and getting speedily down to practice
on the links which is in prime condition
Lakewood takes enthusiastically 10 the PROPOSE
ton of a first horse show and inquiries from well
known exhibiting stables have come from many
quarters. aording those interested in the success
OF the innovation much better promise Of support
than vas expected for a first event The Official
prize list naming the various classes has been
issued. and stabling quarters and accommodations
have already been applied for in gOodiy number
The show will be given on the Country Club
grounds. south Of the new clubhouse. Wnere the
exhibition ring. parking spaces and everything
necessary for the care OF exhibitors and spectators
will be supplied The dates OF the show Friday
and Saturday April "a and 25. and each evening
VIII be made socially brilliant by dinner dances and
special entertainment by professional talent open
only to club members and their invited guests.
The winding OF the road horn on James H
Hyde's Liberty coach has already come 70 be a
familiar sound in Lakewood. and the revival Of old
time travelling methods has reached a regular
brisk demand for box seats by those who keen
10 try the novelty OF an au-day coaching trip De
tween New-YOrk and Lakewood. The schedule IN
cludes the Holland House. New-York and the
LauIeI-in-the-Ptnes. Lakewood. as booking and
and there ten relays Of horses. with ten hours
hi0WTf a. SrT9v IIr at The on thursday
afternoon included Mr. and Mrs. Alfred c. Van
n. F. Whitehouse and E Y. Loew. jr. So far
the daily schedule seems TO be working nicely. Sc
curing much favor.
New-York arrivals of the week
At the Observation-Disclosures. Mr.. and Mrs Gar
ence NJ. Roof. Mr and Mrs Alfred c. Vanderbilt,
Miss Parsons, Miss Ives Miss Hartman w r
WhitehOuse. Z. V. LOew. ir.. Mrs. Webster c.
Montagne Miss Augusta Morris de Peyster. James
Stokes. Mrs. George kingsland. Miss kIngsland.
Mrs. Frederic j. de Peyster W Grady L0ew, Henry
Earle Miss Eva Lawrence, Miss GTaHC Frank
Lawrence. Judge Frank r Lawrence. Francis p
Garvan Mr.. and Mrs. William r Sands. Joseph r
Greenwood John D. Crimmins. jr.. Mr.. and Mrs
G. X Clark. jT. Mr.. and Mrs Willard p Little.
Mr. and Mrs George Rubee. Henry ?. Fairbanks.
General Thomas L Watson. Edward a DoWney.
Mr. and Mrs. John NJ High, J. C. Wlletts. Miss
WiIetts. John NJ TiifOrd. Mr. and Mrs Edgar J.
Phillips Mr.. and Mrs. W T Graham Miss era
ham Mrs John TillOtsOn Wainwright CharleS
Casper Alexander ?. FachrI. Mr. and Mrs. Perctval
kuhne.
AT the Laurel House: Mr.. and Mrs. George X
Ross Mrs John NJ Ross, Mr.. and Mrs > WOdeIl.
Miss WOdel, Mr. and Mrs p Doubleday. Mrs +. l.
Fountain Miss Fountain. Winfield Tucker. Miss
Tucker Mr. and Mrs Dewitt Stafford Mrs Will
fam L. Bull. Mrs 3. W. Pierson- C E Fountain.
Livingston Fountain Mr.. and Mrs j. d. Foot. John
NJ Ross. William J. McCreery, Henry b Johnson.
Mr. and Mrs d. BrysOn Delavan. John B Crelgh-
ton Edmund PenfOlG. Mr.. and Mrs Z L CampiOn.
Gustav Schwab. ir., s II. knickerbOcker. Ferguson
L Cooper Bruce VI. Falconer. Miss Falconer. Mrs
w H FaIconer. Charles T. Cunningham. -. l.
Worden Mr.. and Mrs J. VI. Newmuller. Miss NsW-
muller L. II. Dos Passes Mr. and Mrs Alfred
Manahan. Miss Manahan. Isaac r. Roe. Judge and
Mrs Francis NJ. Scott. Randolph Hurry, Sidney
Smith W. L. Sutphtn. Mrs C. H Roberts, Miss z
s. Brice Mrs. II. s. Wilson. Mrs VI E Watson. Dr.
Maximillian Lund. DR.. Hampton p. Howell