New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-25

LAEEWUOUS .1ETERGLOU.
MANY LINGERERs TO THE LAsT-THE END OF
TRANSPARENT ARRIVALS.

TRANSPARENT ARRIVALS.
Lakewood, May "a SpccinD.-The impression OF two
months ago that the weather Of the season OF lo9o
90 was made for Lakewood not more popular
then than 1t is now The balmy weather of the closing
DAYS OF May finds many visitors ling ring In the lap
of summer on Saturday last there wer, 22o guests
at the Laurel House, and to night there VIII DC heE
200 there. These unprecedented numbers LOT
this season OF the year. The cottages, too have more
guests than they have usually had at the close OF
April only one more week Of the season remains
The social events and anu emont' nave already
departed. and by next Saturday the guests OF Lac
wood will have followed them.
The last tennis match OF the season was at Pine
croft Mansion OF Tuesday. between the Rev. X L.
Bridges rector of All Saint, Church, and J.'Dutt'n
steele of the faculty Of Courtaadnt Place school on
one SIDE against tho Row ". II. Cole and joseph
Lynch. The only prize wa, large tankaTi Of superior
Attorney milk, OF which the Rev. Mr. Bydg'' ana
Mr. steele being the winners. claimed the Hons share
Twenty five Of the Courilan1t Place School students
will attend the Inter Scholastic Athlete Games at
Princeton on Decoration Day. Hugh WICK, 81
New York COurtands champion bicychst anu
sprinter will be among the contestants.
Mrs L. c. Undcrhill. who has spent several seasons
her., and her sister, Mrs Dttmar. widow OF the ll'e
Consul TO Brcslau, will spend the summer at MS
Underhills cottage at Twilight Park, in the Cat'kls'
The American Hay Fever Association, OF whch ITO
lessor samuel Lockwood president, will hold u an
nual meeting at the Waumbes Hotel, Jefferson, y. H.
When the extension to All Saints Memorial Chuf'n
Is comnleted this summer the Misses Leslie, oil New"
YORK will present the church with pipe orsa"
Thomas Jennings who left this vicinity thirty hlhe
years ago for California, surprised many Ola resuou'
by his unexpected return on Tuesday. Mt Jehhihss,
who has accumulated wealth during his ABSENCE VIII
probably spend the summer along the coast.
IT, ~ oue ~
Of the village now remaining viii be removed to mako
way for the extension Of Main ST. 10 intersect FOREST
ave The Old Homestead has long been one OF the
popular cottages of Lakewood
Reno Post, g. A. R.. will attend Hope Presbyterian
Church in a body on Sunday 10 near memorial al
dress BY the Rev. Max :. Rowland. on Decoration
Day the Rev A. H. Dashiell post chaplain VIII al
dress the post in the Methodist Episcopal Chuich
upon the return from decorating the graves OF com
radcs buried in the four cemeteries in TINS post as
trct Captain Frost made the annual Inspection OF
the post on Wednesday night.
The Hotchkinss Family concert on Thursday evening
added material aid to the building fund of the First
Baptist Church.
Invitations have been issued by Mrs. Mary Hockey
Wheeler Of Burlington VI. to the marriage OF her
daughter Miss Rebekah Wheeler and Charles whitney
Daker of New York In the First Congregational ChulcA
at Burlington on Wednesday evening, June 4 MIS-
and Miss Wheeler have spent several seasons here
Among the latest arrivals AT the Laurel House rom
vcyr York arc the following: Mrs. ". Barclay Par
sons jr. Miss Mum. Mrs L. a. Dickinson, Mr.. and
Mrs. F. P. Freeman. F. Y. OTIS, Miss Louise Butler
Mrs Hicks Lord. Mrs. scmmes Fitzgerad.Mr and Mrs
John simpson Mss simpson, Il. +. Di'telhuSt' John
d. shaw. Perry Averill. Louis r. DRESSER w b.
Parsons Mrs j. " Reekman, Gerard BeekmaA' J.
Morgan. John J. Morgan, Tdcn Blodgett Mis-. E a
Bodgett Mr. and Mrs L. L. Maitland, q. IL. valiant
Charles A. Tinker Miss Helen schenck Ernest L.
Gunther. Edmund II. Devoe. Mrs Lntts Devoe. Mis'
Dorlaud F. L. Emmons. Mr. and Mrs. James Wor't-
Arthur. Mr. and Mrs. J. II. Hughes, Miss w. y
/ hughes Mrs william Duff Miss Burnhanl, JoIM I
clio Miss Pre- .ton. Eliza c. Foot, Miss Ellen oolH>
Mis-, lydia C. Parsons Miss y. ". NAcay, Mt. ans
| Late BROOKLYN arrival, al the Laurel Hou'c Ar
Mr. l. NJ Barnett. ". D., ". ". Glhllan Nr any
Mrs James Rodwel. Miss Gasuebn. W; r. Blackiord
MIR and Mrs Il. H. Hart, Mss r schoIes' III ai'
| Mrs H. Gilnllan. Miss Howell. 49,
other late arrivals at the Laurel House arc IElhoc
! tim George ) Raymo,d, J. r. Farnum. Newark
/ vr and Mrs samuel A. smith. NJ. aud Mrs. JON! r"
/ DiX Yonkers-Mr and Mr,. John X. Ban!s New
| iI,vcr- Nr and Mr.. F.. NJ Reed. Mr.. and Mrs. l.
/ Horlen A. {. Hendricks. Mrs. l.. \. Dlckensolt
! no.ton-Mrs A. F. within. Mrs. y. :. Clark, W. "
MR. Arnold Miss Arnold. Mrs Talbot. Miss N0Gecs
hall Mr.. and Mrs. f. - clark 'I"hSe-'''' ''' ''''
| Iafe Ncw York arrival, at the Oh Homestead
are Mrs, Olphant Vail, MIS- Vail Mrs hlnrnlan' NIS
/ Mcdonald RAYMOND Perrin. Edward VI. d" Voc
Mrs Lctltia J. De Voc. Miss Dorland' H. '" NICHOLS
| Miss Nichols.