New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-11
FALL
COLONY ARRIVES
COttagerS and Visitors Alike
Are Again in Evidence at
Pine Tree Resort.

Lakewood, y. j.. oct 10. Arrivals
in the cottage colony and at the hotels
this week have almost completed the
roster C winter society az the resort.
The schedule Of social events is rap
idly being completed and entertain
ments during the latter part of this
month and November will keep the
members busy. BY the end of next
week all Of the season patrons at the
Laurel-in-the-Pines and Laurel House
will have arrived and the regular pro-
gramme OF events begun.
The palm room Of the Laurel-in-the
Pines is q rendezvous Tor the younger
set. and the afternoon teas and CON
ccrts were started on Monday. A spe-
cial sacred concert VIII be given at the
Pines tomorrow afternoon.
The Laurel House Gun Club viii hold
its first meeting next week. when plans
Will be discussed for holding an open
shoot come time before Thanksgiving.
A positive date will be set as soon as
the clubs invited can inform the local
organization Of their fall schedules.
!
club Will begin next week.
Frederick A. Potts. president Of the
Wholesale Coal Dealers Association Of
New York, announces that the assocla-
ton Will hold golf tournament on the
links Of the Lakewood Country Club
the latter part Of this month. At the
last tournament Of the association held
here more than fifty of the leading coal
dealers from New York. Philadelphia
and Pittsburgh participated. 1t will
be three-day elimination tourney.
Many golfers have been practising
40 the Country Club this week. Some
Of the nthusi asts to take advantage OF
the fine weather which has prevailed
were " W. Wilcox. II. NJ. Forrest,
Jasper Lynch, Frederick A. Potts. A. c.
Soper, :. r. Ferris. +. +. Wentworth,
DR.. c. O. II. kayser. ". j. Schauiiier,
Z jr.. J. Marquard Walker. =. :. p. Ran
dolph, =. :. =. Randolph. jr.. Harry
Suydam, A. j. Murphy, W. c. OLeary
and Mn and Mrs. {. \. Lindler.
There will probably be golf tourna-
merit at the Country Club the latter
part of the month as a preliminary 10
the regular scheduled event on Thanks
giving. As the course is I'm perfect
condition and visitors are so active on
7 the links the contest committee is anX-
/ iou> TO encourage play.
3 number Of cottage rentals were re-
i corded this week. The Lynch Agency
reports that lt has leased houses 20
+ Mrs. A. H. MnOt, of Boston, who has
I taken the Porter cottage, at Forest av
and Sth ST.; the Sheldon cottage. on
Main ST.. TO Horace Porter. of New
YORK.. and the Glover cottage. on 9th
st.. TO Miss A. Jeanette Jones, of New
York.
Among the visitors at the Laurel-in-
the-Pues this week was ". {. Hope,
general passenger agent of the Central
Railroad Of New Jersey. He was ac-
oompanled by II. F. Rube. Mr.. and
+ Mrs \. b. Twombley, of New York.
also were among those registered at
this house.
At the Country Club for the week
end were Frank H. Thomas and Sey-
mour ?. Thomas. Of Wilmineton; K.
d. McFadon, of Chicago. and Mr.. and
Mrs. James Converse. of New York.
Arrivals at the hotels this week in
cludc:
Laurel-in-the-Pines- Mr.. and Mrs.
James p. Marrone, DR.. Frederick p.
Hammond. John Ferguson. jr.. Samuel
Carson Goodman. Mrs. Margaret Car
roll, Miss Catharine Belden, s. II.
Kress. John A. Hoarland. Miss Beatrice
Allen, Miss Mary Mallon. II. r. Sand,
J. Caleb Ward, Foster S. Naething, Mr..
and Mrs. Ii. c. Atwater, Mrs. Frederick
Van Lemp, Miss Claire /. Van Lemp.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Jones. Mrs. S. A.
Collister. A. W Case and Mr.. and Mrs
+. f. Humphreys, of New York. and
Mr.. and Mrs John /. Whalen. Of
Brooklyn.
Laurel House G. Narinbosh, Peter
Quinn, Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Wyatt,
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Norment, W
HANDLER, George n. Gregory. c. Bur
dett, Mr. and Mrs. F.. G. Roberts, +. b.
Wilson, Mrs. NJ. How, Walter o. Elmer