New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-11-06
LAKEWOOD ATTRACTIONS.
They Dire Manifold and Many
ERj0y Them.

Lakewood " j.. Nov. (SpeciaD.-The attractions
here this season are manifold and those VINO
cannot ind enjoyment must indeed be fastidious
The orchestral concerts given each morning the
hotel are always enjoyable. after which a drive
horseback ride through the pine forests. round
OF golf set of tennis and one is ready for lunch
con; the afternoon is usually spent in the open
air in various ways, including trap shooting
many are devoted u walking a % out
door exercise The walk around the lake through
the inaUIerable paths Is aiwags pleasure After
which is served in the foyer OF the Laurel
House. is ttin retrez hT.eE5 after the days out
ms After dinner music. with dancing. IS enjoyed
and Tire bridge room Is well patTOuizeti. The pop
uiarity o. tennis IS shown BY the OF the Laurel
House courts. wnlca the grounds adjacent
TO the Laurel House lowing alleys; the courts are
kept in fine condition and available TO the
guests OF the hCjei. whose playing has been
OF particular interest Mss Eleanor Lewis. OF
Ph.iade.Iei3; the Misses de Peyster Mrs Langley
Mrs PE-lp KaiEe.ander. Samuel T. SkidmOre. c.
". Nausaa =. W. Langley
The Sois tournament. which is to take place on
NoVeaiter -. open champ. Onsnp for professionals
viii be p.dyeG over the links of the Country Club
OF Lakewood lhls VIII known the open
championship OF NewJersey. and Is new il the golf
line.
George L. Shnn. candidate Ior senator ard c.
e Iearce. candidate Tor AssembIyman. visited here
this week and addressed the Republican CLUB in
its rooms in The Town Hall
The I4ne Forest Coli CIUD opened on Wednesday
for the season under the management OF William
c; Plat. former steward or the club
The Women -4GGlIary Of AL SAINTS Memorial
C.4ufCn. OF which MIS-. abingdon Is president, he'd
us nrsl mCStlLs On 4HUfSOy afternoon TOT the pur-
pose or rv-e-ect-nS OIncvTS IJr The ensuing year.
r l. ShUIe WIII Open the L-aureI-in-the-E on
November -, and the Lakewood Hotel will open
November = UhOer the management or James "
Berry.
Mrs. Georse Gould has d complete school az
Georgian court Tor heE children. where three gov
eTneSses, French. German ana English. are IN
Miss Eleanor Ferris is dramatizing Jane Austen's
ride ana Prejudice which Will be given by local
talent lOr Charity TINS season IL is looked FOR
ware 10 with great interest
NJ ana Mrs. Henry y James and family, who
summer IN East ii 4nIptOn. have and
now settled III their FOrest-ave. cottage.
MI and Mrs. Clarence VI. Roof have opened their
Eorest-ave- house, coming down from Jefferson "
h, recently. "
Those registering at the Laurel House this week
include Il NJ. owens. W. J. Evans, n W Chase.
Johl OConn6il MIR. and Mrs. William Milton Horn
Z A Iralnor. Mrs. NJ. L. Hampton. Mr. and Mrs
Dunham Wheeler. William Blrckhead. a E Gala
packer Mr. and Mrs Joseph AUerbach Miss
Helen Auerbach, Mr. and Mrs William FUrst
Henry +. GOdfrey, Mrs j. r. GOurIie Mrs
NJ s Van Ingen. Mrs, Edward Van Ingen
the REV MI and Mrs. Hayward Paul NJ
yohnstone' Thomas l. Manson. jr. John n
Bowers, J. L Gilman John j. Grant tina
AlsSes May. MISS DennsOn. Miss Merrfhew A
~, Lyhcn, mrs +. =. Hutton. Mrs. 3. Wood Miss
Gill A W Black Mr.. and Mrs William Watien
MI and Mrs James Jordan, Mr.. and Mrs RoIIin
r. Whitney, A T. Compton jr., Mr. and Mrs
Rowland Lathrop, tr-, z. Ashton de Peyster. Mr.
and Mrs +. c. MacLean. Mr.. and Mrs PhiIIo
Rhnelander, Philip Kip Rhinelander T. j. o.
Leonard Kip, jr Miss K E. TurnbulI. c. NJ Ger
aid, OF New-York.