New-York tribune., 1907-12-01
LAKEWOOD DAYS.
Horseback Riding Popular-Satu-
dGy Night Dances q Success.

Lakewood N J.. Nov 80 (Special}-Possbly
no one sport promises to receive more general
attention at Lakewood this season than horse
back riding The delightful byways that lead
over the surrounding country and into the heart
of.the Jersey pine belt give TO those who have
q taste for exploration and mild excitement a
touch of the wilderness that has all the charm
of the Adirondacks. The big pines. free from
underbrush open long vistas in all drec-
tions, and in the heart OF ii all rest Lake Cara
saIio. rejecting the lights and shadows from
the pines, and still and blue as the sky
itself.
The clearing up of the weather gave the
Country Club an opportunity to put through its
energetic plans for one of the most important
golf tournaments that have ever heen held in
Lakewood Il was attended by some Of the
most noted enthusiasts and experts In the game
that are TO be found in this country. and ali
through the latter part OF the week the golf
fever ran high.
The annual Thanksgiving dance In the prl-
zsre theatre of the Lakewood Hotel was
success far beyond what has been usual III
former years The crowd entered into the fun
of the evening with enthusiasm and with every
intention Of having good time--and they had
it, II was well into the small hours before the
dancers were willing TO relinquish the MUSIC ana
the floor and say their reluctant good-nights
after laying plans for rides, or golf or tramp
ine next day considerable sprinkIlng OF stu
dents from Princeton. Columbia and Yale added
tn the liveliness of the evening, and the long
corridors were filled with the couples and groups
who preferred talking to dancing Many cot
tagers were present at the dance.
In common with other sports tennis mas
it's champions in Lakewood, and they have
ample opportunity for playing 20 their hearts
content in the glass inclosed courts at the Ldke-
Hofp pl
devotees o3 squash have also FOUND d maven IN
the Iakexoods glass-covered squash courts
where a small army Of players may Dc iouhu
most OF the time w., .o.
The management of the Lakewood hoteI mas
decided TO continue the Saturday night dances
f.5rough the winter. They were great success
last YEAR, and were largely patronized by the
cottagers as well as the guests OF the hotels-
This season they are meeting with the same
I,onularity and many weekend visitors from
the cities make IL point to be AT tlie III
every week in order not TO miss tneI
,,onp those at the Lakewood are Mr. and
Mrs z. c. Hungerford, w SiIberInai. M; anu
Mrs J. A Heinzberg. Mrs b: Riedei' n; d
nentz Philip Lowry. Joseph Samuel. Milton
Low Henry Samuel, Albert Cuenther; Rooerl
Ross Mrs AlDsEfsRa: Risey 1isf E. I' g. Morris. r E
Malcolm. j. T. Oakley j. H. Sange and Dr. T.
II. Gardiner. -, ,,, ,o
,.,-ins ? nrogperous season. and their Thanks
giving dances and other social affalrs nave been
yreat successes and well patronlZeo
Mr. and Mrs. John Morgan Woodberry, OF
New york are at the Laurel-in-thePines for
weekend visit. r,,.,o- w-to,t
ir OF New York at the Laurel House TOT
a month. ~, :, -. .ha Iorre,
in-the-Pines for extended stay
M and Mrs. George II. Christancy. OF New
York have registered at the Laurel house lo'
an Nj tli"si IND Mrs. William c. Sheldon. of New
YORK are at the OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Tor iof,-
night ~ ,,-,a o4 Ne,p York
are staying at the Lakewood for an indefinite
Mr. s. O. Powell. of New York. is at the Lake
wood for q short stay
Mrs r II White and Miss C. White OF Ne"
York are at the Lakewood for week emo Vlslt
Afr Harry Bucks and wife are at the Lake
wood for a short time. e sz
- as the Lakewood Country Club, held re-
cantIr vas reelected president for the coming
year John Hays Hammond was elected vice
,,reeident 8 K De Forest. secretary, ana ID >;
P@asrnev treasurer. Mr.. De Forest was elected
~ The captaincy of the golf team and the chair
mansip of the greens coInlll.aee Iaated All '''e
rectors of last year were re-elecleu: ,,
Tha (.overnor-elect of New Jersey. Joiiii
Franklin Fort, entertained at IuncheIli az III t
7 aTrel House on Friday OF last week all III llI..
t I-dtiS IF the state Senate and Governor
stokes The affair was OF purely 500 80. @ u
and had no political sgnihcalee, M of tbe
&C., heng simply 10 bring the neiiipe.o vi III tai
S5,.rre administration of the state INTO cioseI l
contact with another t5o'efiioi 80 onoi;tir.i
So ~, made a few remarks OF hoh-poii'ca,
.r -hl. h,,t there were no formal speeches. ana
,artv questions were kept IN the p. t 80
st,e Senators present <,a,,,,.,-
All tIis m ,e5,,a,'nd & Wakeley. of Bergen county
nd Tyerett Cobv. Of Essex ,rod,er-or,r
The Lakewood branch o. ti.e a,,y,,,si Decem
Gulid ,,,t;, Is bn" ~ the el-nthe- Pines "heh
p pei thrown open to them every Tse yss directors
Shute, inanasf f.id a meeting last week for the
e Of for the aesea semnE Dre5dant Mrs
William IS L Nrs w c. Wedemeyer Mars
Rrsdshaw healen.a and Mrs gsr powner; V1e apd
Wis NInI f irsasufsr n eaeS5F directors
Mrs. N '. ,1;ss O'Ceron and Miss BALDWIN.