New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-11-27
of tn. Lakewood Hotel on Tuesday. They in

OF the Lakewood Hotel on Tuesday. They in
tend TO remain until after the holidays
Many of the women of the cottage colony are
patronesses Of a course Of lectures and rnuslcaI
entertainments to be given at the L.ake"oou
hotel this winter by the Young Mems CHRISTIAN
Association. The lecturers are the HsV. Ut D
Parkes Cadman the Rev. DR.. Frank u Kerr
the Rev. ]. c. Russell. Frank D. Biodeett ana
Mrs. Ruth Thayer Durham.
The music lovers of Lakewood enjoyed song
recital by Nine. Marian Van Duyn, well
known contralto of New-York, this week Inc
recital drew a large audience, and the musie
Of the Laurel House, where IL was neo
filed to overlooking. She vas assisted %
Mr.. Edward c. Havens organist OF st Ste
pheh'E hurCh Of NeW-YoTk, ana the Lauiel
House Orchestra.
Mr. and Mrs A. Sidney Carpenter Of Phiia-
delphia, gave dinner party al the Laurei
Carpenter are spending the season at the Laurel
house Mr.. Carpenter. who is an enthusiastic
automobilist, has brought three machines with
him.
Among the well known golfers who stayed at
the Laurel House while the Country Club tour
nament was in progress. were Walter J. Travis
Paul Waterman, John Moller, jr., Davidson
Lloyd and j. Frederick Byers. After traWpns
the links all day. they gathered around the fire
place in the Laurel House lobby in the evening
and fought their matches all over again.
The Palmer House. the New-YorH Hotel. the
Lenox and the Lexington shared with the larger
hotels in the unusually large Thanksgiving pa
tronage. At each Of these hotels there were
Thanksgiving dances and concerts
Golf held the enthusiastic interest OF Lake
game
TO be Of the potent attractions OF the resort
and interest in the pastime instead of waning
is constantly freshening and increasing THIS
was pretty clearly shown by the size of the
crowds that journeyed 10 the links Thanks
giving morning TO witness the opening Of me
three DAYS tournament The gallery that fol-
lowed the champion and former champions
around the course OF such proportions that
II had to be roped off to prevent encroa hment
on the players. The links OF the Pine Forest
Club. where the championship events were for
merly decided. attracted scores Of players
Weekly handicap events are to be held at both
clubs throughout the season.
Now that the tournament g a matter Of golf
ing history, trap shooting will share with golf
the interest OF the lovers of outdoor sport.
Weekly handicap events and sweepstakes will
be resumed. George J. Gould has taken lively
interest in trap shooting. ard has installed fine
set Of traps OF the latest design at his private
-anee AT Teorstan Court. Through practice at
the traps his Kingdom and Jay have be-
core expert with gun.
Mr and Mrs Edward Waters tr. and Mr. and
Mrs. Cha uncev F Bolton. 90 New-York who are
tn nkseiving dinner 1T the lakewood Ho.ol
Fsofh coTrles came 70 lakewood that we'd
6irE 'orrrevs ter yeas apo ard ~ that tire
planned 10 celebrate their tenth anniversary to-
gether.
The 'a-vn fe1ris ro"-'s - thA Tar~Ai House
have s'rrnehoS ENJOYABLE 6jvsrslnn snr .h2 yourg
fnl'-s this week. The ho1'Es~e mark the close
OF the outdoor ga0Ne at lakewood