New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-10
LAKEWOOD LIVELY.
Many Holiday Parties-Shooting
and Golf Popular.


Lakewood. N j. Jan. (speciaD. New Years
Day was more OF q Lakewood gala day than IS
ordinarily the case Hundreds OF applications had
poured into the hotels tho two preceding days.
most Of which had 10 be refused. and the trains
both days arrived 81 sections. There were hun
e=eds OF new faces at the hotels New Years
morning. nnd most Of the house parties at the
cottages had added guest or two. 1t was an
fdeal day and evening. and the grand ball ~ tho
Iaurel-in-tlc-P.ne was attraction attended by
throngs OF invited guests Laurel House guests
gave large number Of special dinners IN honor Of
visiting friends ana among those who entertained
were Mr.. and Ms Charles :. Fisk, covers being
laid for sixteen; Mrs. VI. s. Nelson covers being
laid for fourteen: Mr.. and Mrs. II. Z. Duncan.
covers being laid for ten: Mr. and Mrs. Philip
Rhinelander covers being laid for twelve; Mr.. and
Mrs. H. T. Alley, covers being laid for sixteen
Ar. and Mrs. A. Sydney Carpenter. covers being
laid for ten; Mr.. and Mrs. William Murray Mr.
and Mrs Arthur II. Hearn. Mr.. and Mrs. Ebrdge
Gerry Roberts and Roy A. Rainey. The Carpenter
dinner was rather farewell function, Nr. and
Mrs. Carpenter sail shortly for Europe. Among
those present were 3Ir. and Mrs. Rhnelander, Nj
and Mrs. Arthur Duncan Mor. MI and Mrs Car
penter, Miss Belle Andrews Miss Edith Robertson.
Henry Disston and Alexander ". Black. The
decorations were poinsettias with evergreens and
smilax-
Mr.. and Mrs. Alley had the private dining room.
the mantels OF which banked with roses and
the table decorations of roses, lilies-of-the-
valley. smax and ferns. There were cut roses at
each plate Among those present Mr. AID
Grs. Alley, Mrs Charles D. Lord. Miss Zaidee
Lord. Mr. and Mrs Sanderson. Mr. and Mrs. Gull
ford, Mr.. and Mrs. II. Z Duncan, jr., i. c. Nell
waine. Jr.. and Arthur p. Ripley. Mr.. Rainey gave
stag" party in honor Of DR.. Paul T. Kimball
on Saturday evening It rather a gun club
1ffair, as the host had won a handsome cup in the
New Years Day shoot at the traps. The winning
score was remarkably clean one-46 kills out of
30 There were ten at the table-Dr Kmball Roy
a. 7. Rainey. Frederick A. Potts. Harry Suydam,
p. s. P. Randolph. a. E Whitney. A. T Snyle.
Davidson Lloyd F. P. Kimban and Alexander w.
Black. The men were entertained by vocalists,
with piano, guitar and mandolin accompaniment.
The regular Saturday shoot of the Laurel House
Gun Club by p. s. P. Randolph the
philadelphia crack shot In the shoot tomorrow
Mr.. Randolph offers cups fl both scratch and
handicap events
The New Year open golf tournament at the Coun-
try Club Of Lakewood began Friday with thirty
TWO entries contesting prizes in divisions of eight
So large entry list at this season Of the year was
gratifying to the members of the club. The snow
OF Saturday made it necessary to postpone the
OF course sleigh riding has been all the attraction
since me coming OF the snow and the intense cold.
has not been the case before in Lakewood for
men has been sead at work Gearing lGr the sn s co.
The mercury registered below zero here, as else
where, and the usual comment % the Oldest resi-
dent how I'VE haint he'd so cold a spell before
Inometers with bright colored mercury and gaudv
lettering are for sale now in most Of the shop win
General and Mrs. Frank NJ Freeman were down
headquarters at the Laurei-n-the-P H They
opened their Forest-ave. cottage to a large house
Mrs. Rider Mr.. ana Mrs George P Sheldon. MS
E 4 Morton. Miss Freeman Mrs H. Hillisrd.
party was instrumental in forming a number of
bridge parties IN the Observation-Disclosures card
An elaborate club dinner was served at the Country
Hopkinson Smith, the well known southerner who
attendance of members ~
Sountry Club announces its next entertainment for
vices Of Miss Beverly sitgraves irpersonator. and
Henry Allan Price reader, have been secured. AZ
Seorge J. Gould. Mrs. Charles d. kingdom and Mrs
Shepard King De Forest have consented to act as
me previous entertanments have been fully up
The special concert programmes given during the
nonoays by the orchestra Of the Laurel House and
the Laurel-in-the-Pines were much appreciated by
Quarrel at the Pie ON IS ndeT ey 9Tk
ing was attended by large gathering. Arrange
1sakewood Of the original work OF leading ilustra-
prominence viii have pictures displayed and the
peet cravings, sketches and cartoons that have
being the work Of Thomas Mitchell Pierce c. Allan
S.lbert Frederic Remington, Harrison Fisher. P.
pe given under the auspices of the Press Artists
League OF Aew-York in February, in the ballroom
The Misses Dashier gave a tea and musical on
honor OF Miss Jessica Stewart, daughter OF ex-
NoFefIoT EleNarl OF vermont and Miss Chairman
attendance Of friends
The dates selected for the second annual Lake
WOOD Horse Show, TO be held under the auspices
April 20 and 30
arrivals a the Laurel-n- the Pines-NIr. and Mrs.
lreoerlck Depew Stewart, Walter w. Law Thomas
ALLISON. Miss Allison. Mrs. Daniel p. Fells Mr. and
Nrs. s. w. Eells, Mrs. E +. Hennessy Edward IT
l1ennessyt Joseph A McAnerny. Van Wyck Wickes
w W Rosster F. HopKnson Smith Mr. and
Mrs. Daniel Appleton Pearson, Mr.. and Mrs Fred
erick H Belts. Mr. and Mrs John s. Garter Mrs
George f. Parmelee. J. c. Punderford Mrs T
Bliss Coleman. Sheldon Whitehouse IIspenari
stewart. Mr.. and Mrs Prescott Wade Mrs NJ
Richards. Mrs. L Darling. W. II. Curtis. Dr. A. s.
chittenden. Mrs, Dunlop Hopkins. Mrs. E c. Hub
5ard. NJ end Mrs. J P. Grant. DR.. Arthur NJ.
scihlessnger and d Douglas Butler; Of New-York
At the Laurel HOuse-Mr. and Mrs. Howard r
War, Mrs e. RItzeIna De Grove, Mrs, Edward
J = Turner IN, and Mrs, c. ". Hartman. L. r
Hilton, Morris r. kolck, Dixon Boardman Mr. and
Ers. John Stearns. Jr- W. q. Barnwall, A J Me-
cure, Mr. and Mrs. F. Clifford Potter A G. Nc
1lwaine, IT,. Mr.. and Mrs. Duneen. James Wilkjn-
son, Mrs Henry w Schmidt Miss Schmidt Mr.
and Mrs. Carl SchuTz Petra ch. T. G. Inman. Ben
.afritn Griffin. Mr.. and Mrs. c y. Brizse Mrs w
Nancerpool and John J. Boyle OF New-York
At THE LAKEWOOD HOTEL.