New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-23
THE HEIGHT or TIE L1KEWOOD SEASON
CROWD, OF VISITORS BOUND To HAVE GOOD
TIME DURING Lent.

TINE DURING LENT.
Lakewood. Feb. - (Spccah-ln the earlier days Oh
r,i,,yood n wa. not thought that The season had
f,irly opcncd until Lent began. II IS 4 part 81 inc
history of the village As resort that there mas always
.,. ,or, pcoplc here during Lent than at any other
, of IN. ycar If the same shall be- this season.
tl pr,hcul and 1t will be- difficult one To solve-w'H
b. what 10 do with the overflow. great many peo-
pc are coming and going all the time "t course anu
Lakewood D. exception 10 the rule oil 'haEc' uut
there /, mo- sooner vacancy than II Is hlIth speed
ina, te u,rtng means simply haillng the coming guest
,p,thcr interesting feature of Lakcwood'o winter
.,,i.,, is mat before Lent /, grave than gay,
,y,i,. during the Lcntcn season more young people
are seen here The close Of Mayfair in the cities has
r,c pleasing effect upon Lakewood Of cnlargins It's
attraction, by an increase of youth and beauty.
Nil, Dav, gave q topic party at the residence OF
her father samuel -. Davis, PARK Pace, last
r.,t Nbout seventy five que t. were present. Mis-
Van Rensselaer, and Mi, ohac, of New York, ana MISS
Carrie Law Of Nonbcr-, assisted Miss Davis IN IcceN-
m. Among those present were Mr. ana MIS- r. VI
rccmau M. and Mr.. Nelson. Mr.. ana MIS- Lonl'
leonard the Misses Leonard and tn" Misses bIooN
man. oi New York, Dr. and Mrs. stone, Ms Nh'''
more ,- Lula smith, Of the Laurel House Mis- Anna
trsrd and the Mise, Marsh, Of Lakewood. Iho
party concluded with dancing
Mr. Woodland the proprietor, gave hop to the
Guest, of the Park View House last night. bc~de'
the guests number Of New Yorker, We're pTrInS
,p,,"2 tIn recent arrivals from New York: Francis
j. IIovcy Mis-, Taylor, Mr.. Inlie Pcler VII. anu
MIR. and Mrs. George l.. kinS>lAnd, Mi7' n. H. -
\'s aTy i ngr1c' r. II nat ROY fdwn W Packard
Dwight H. Olm-tcd Mr.; and Mrs DE Than % %e2rEe
Horton, John Jardnr, d. j. l@enhc, lied'S ra ,%
". G.. Rcok MIR. and Mrs. DE W.T. bnohnc'' SHS
T. H. johnson. j. T.. BcchWith, Mr.. ana Mrs ~ =
Logan Mr.. and Mrs. William Reynolds, ). .. D"Ner
j. ". nan Mrs samuel =. White Miss Could Mr..
| Her
i d. spr.:ic. Mis-, W. Edna spraruc; NJ. "
". l.. Bailey, Or. and Mrs l. L. Hooih. Nr ana t,
Mrs, v. T. Dodge, Mr. and Mri; C. b. IiIhaI' Mr.
Ecattic, Mrs. J. l.. brush, Miss lfuoh Miss Dewey
Ni,, Mary Dewey. Daniel T. Fine, Mr. John ;.
! r. - Richards. Mrs George l.. Whitman. Mrs ;. If.
Withcrbcc, Gcorsc austen. Georsc Bishop, Mr. and
Mr r. b. kncy2i N droc MooG Tso, Dr. Charles Ford
among the latest arrivals at the Laurel House
from Eroollyn are Mr.. and Mrs. J: W. MacNaughton.
Mrs ;. f. IIgntnsI2n, Mr. ana Mrs. Lewis Francis.
H. y. Henson, 4. f. Knowlton. Mrs +. :. Mills John
H. Woodward. Mrs II. Price Collier. Mrs. O. G. Miller.
Miss Ndcic Kenyon, Mrs, \. +. eros, and W. r. Cross
Late arrival, at the Laurel House from other cities
are a, follows: Jersey City-Mr,. f. VI. Lockwood
Miss Lockwood. Mis-, llclp Lockwood. James H. Rim
! John D. Fraser Orange l.. Gregory. MR., Gregory
NJ. OTIS Mason. Ml.s NJ. W: Mason. Lay Ridge Mir.
Mils Law Mis-, Pattic Law Henry Law Roche, ter
! Mrs Jane, +. Dwight. Miss Edith Latham, Milton
| Latham. Mr.. and Mrs. George C. HOLSTER; Norris.
town. - Mr., + g. lurnham. Mrs. e. p Loclhart.
W. f.. Bailey, Boston Mrs. William Sheafe Mr. and
! Mr., George +. Ward. Mis- +. f.. iough Mrs. B. VI.
Jones.
! The following are among the latest New lor, ar.
rivals ~ the Palmer House: Miss Stokc,, Miss Kat,
! Sauboru Miss Pauline Ihclp, ~tolc~ George f. Cush-
ing. MIR. aud Mrs. VI. Hermann. C. stanton, Mrs FL.
ralcott. y. simpson, William C. Raunne Mis- Annie
Samp-on Mrs. NJ. 4. Spaldiug. Mi,, SpaldnS
! arrival, from Brooklyn 6. :. CMpm. Miss \ :.
Chaplin, l. Y Nutt Miss Merrill +. T. Mutt. H.. Mrs.