New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-01
WHAT is GOING ON AT THE MOS

elsewhere for a number of years without success
Golf is exactly a hobby with Mr.. Rockefeller
but II is certainly sport which interests him. lie
plays daily rarely alone He is accompanied by
members OK his immediate household and occasion
ally by friend Frequently ne selects his friends
from those who have neither claim on wealth nor
society. provided they have tn, good taste not TO
question him regarding his indigestion and other
personal business matters Mr.. Rockefeller
Graves the quiet OF a country home and congenial
fellowship. He plays an excellent game OF golf
He has acquired accuracy IN driving and putting
that for of his age is remarkable, and his
score card is surprisingly good. Many times
friend has started out with the determination TO
beat him and possibly TO humlate him. but Mr.
close second and any DIunaeF on me p4II OF SII9
GohSpltsStor mas only resulted IN qoWilL44l4,
his age Mir and Mrs RockefeIier win close their
home early in May and viii go to Cleveland for the
summer. They have "a home at Forest I'm. just
outside the city. and it has been made ready for
their occupancy They are expected TO do great
deal Of entertaining there This summer. 100. 49,,
The Laurel House private dining room was hand
somely decorated with sweelpeas pinkS, 5I1!laS
Leaiy entertained iflehas at SIak pay ~
guests were A. J. Murphy, j. C.. WILCOX, .. H.
Mrs John Scott Aitken, Livingston Altken Miss
lone Baldwin and others are among those OF Lake
England. accompanied by Walter j. Travis. anna
golf champion, and the two viii enter the
international golf tournament on the Sandwich
Miss Marjorie Gould sail early in May for Europe,
and VIII spend the entire summer aurOdG'
Arrivals at the Laurel-in- the-Pines: Mr. ana MIS-.
St. John Wood. Justus c. Dettmer MI. ana Mrs.
Walter W. Law jr., Herbert A Boas, Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank l. Edwards, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry l-unqs'
Mr.. and Mrs. +. A Harlow. Mrs. A II. Cattus' r.
n Adams. stephen j. Egan. James NJ Harper, r
W. Browning, A. Oechs, G.. w. Mel MISS Helen
O'Niel, Mrs. ". II. OsgOod w. II. Osgood' Nit; ana
Mrs J. V. Ireland Miss Louisa 5. Gilbert Wllllarl
A. Brady Miss Elizabeth Sands. MISS EAZaDeth
Eagar, Mrs T. Donovan, Walter Donovan, W: De
+. Haynes Mrs Leslie c. Bruce. Mrs II: A Minor,
F. II. Leonard. Mrs. W. II. Crawford, MISS BenJa-
min Mrs D. Fred Pierson. Mrs K; S Tompkns,
Mrs. L. 8. Griffith, DR.. and Mrs N A Mossman,
DR. and Mrs. II. II. Kane. Eugene harrington, Mr..
ard Mrs. Frank B. Carrie. Arthur d; Greenfield,
Mr.. and Mrs Edward Flask IT.. and Or. Edmund
L. Dow Of New-York. Also Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert
Appleton, Mr. and Mrs. Donald Ross Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank L. Wing Mrs. e Wiley Hawkins, w. G..
Wiley, Mrs. ]. n. Cosgrove Misses Cosgrove, Mrs.
]. V. Meserole. Daniel Chauncey. tr, Mrs a; H..
Maloney Miss NJ F. Lane, Mss Marion BlgeioW,
Edwin W. Bgelow, Mrs. d. C. wild, IT, ana MISS
A J. De Witt, OF Brooklyn.
At the Laurel House: Mrs. William y. wood, Mr..
and Mrs. D. W. Evans. Alfred Dows. Mr. and Mrs.
John Dennis Mehan, Miss Helen Forsythe' George
I, Wright. jr;. Mrs. John Be1jamln' MIS-; Julian
Scott. Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Bell Mr. ana Mrs NJ.
]. Casey, N. B; Coles, v. H. ClaPP. MT and Mrs.
Joseph Dowd. Mr. and Mrs s. Q. Brown; Amos II.
Evans Mr.. and Mrs. G; w Best, Miss 6; +.
ards. William S. Richards Miss Ethel A Richards
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Davis Charles IL. Edey and
Charles c. Bull. of NeWYork.