New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-16
LlREWOOD'S BEST SEASON.
NEW pu1lpIyGs-eonAL pIvERsIoN-ARRIvALs.

NEW BUILDI NGS-SOQ Al IYERSION-ARRIVALS.
Lakewood. Feb. 10 CSpecialThe frequent sales and
transfers Of real estate in this village and the i'm
mediate vicinity indicate that the coming summer
will progress in building mp and beautiyins
Lakewood than has been shown during the last decade
At least two mansions and four five cottages, in
addition TO the new hotel and contiguous cottages in
the Pines are promised and there may be more. The
truth IS that there has not been room enough here
ti, season for the people who have desired 70 make
Lakewood their home during the winter.
The balmy spring Ike weather which has prevailed
throughout the present week has kept the streets and
avenues literally full Of cquppages. e1ue,trans and
pedestrians The superior character Of the roads and
the inviting cond Of the weather prompt people 10
take long rides to the sea,hOre and the neishborlng
villages Of Freehold and Toms River
Christian Endeavor society formed in the
Presbyterian Church on Tuesday night with the fol
lowing officers President, George T.. Major; vice
president Charlie, \. Hall; treasurer, Walter C.
OLcary: secretaries, Miss Davis and Miss O'Leary.
The membership IS about thirty.
The final meeting Of the Boys Club, at least for the
present was held in the rcctory Of All saints Church
on Tuesday night. The rector the Rev. Mr.. Bridges
made the last meeting Of the most interesting Of
this winter, series.
Mr., W. r. Richards Of Providence, r. l., gave the
nr-t Of a series Of parlor lectures on English Lit
crature7 at the Lakewood ,anarum Tuesday after
noon.
Conversation parties are now popular among the
cottaeer- but whist !, st In the asccndancy among
the solid and ,tad people 81 the good old times There
was A very interesting whist party n a Lakewood cot
tacc few evenings since. at which The aggregated
..c. Of the pll,sc. V4, 30 f,a.s. 1t Wa, d good
game and Was PLAYED witt mu,h spirit.
Mr. Charles +. NActlug has returned TO his cottage
here after a is weeks trip 10 the Bermuda5.
The latest arrivals At the Laurel House from New
York include the following Mr. aud Mrs. James A.
Moves Or. and Mrs. /. IL. Daniels, Mr. and Mr.,
H. D. Haven, Mr.. L. L. Reamcr. Miss Emmon''
Mr. and Mrs. :. G.. Bcckwith Miss teahlns. MI
and Mn William Tanning. Alfred Corning Clark
y,s Adele G. Hall, Edward Leeds, Mrs. = L. hiSsell
Frank Il. ballard. 81. and Mr., Ernest Bingham
Frederick A. snow. Fnad, =. Freeman. Mr.. FREQ
man. r. H. Roberts 2lr. and Mrs. Frank Andrews
Ns and Mr.. r.. ". J. Howard. Mr.. II. Rotdv
William r. Martin. sumner ballard, sand IL. SicrIett
Mrs William h. COOK. Dwight H. Olmstcd, l.. H.
Holms. ". T. Best. }. Dyson A'pin-
wall. W. ). Eaton. G. W. b'l"N'
lgod 7. Graham. James HiH Henry
Daley. IT, C.. VI. Brtton. Nr. and Ne. J. W. Greene
DR. l. T.. LYON. ". l. Taylor. Nj, y. Taylor, ". l.
fiddle. Nh. H. L. sheldon. ". H. Odei. JACOB Hoehn'
u. Mr., Irving Brown. ". ". stone. Mr. anu Ms.
Ocor-c w. Tanning. Nr,. Dwight Miller Harms N'''
Moll,r. Mr.. Gcor-c NcNulee. Mr.. "eoFE' ia! 'er'
Mr.. Alexander. MIR. Henry AeAande!, N.,s '+ Its
and Nrs " %. Woodward, MI. ). W. i"lh' MISS
\'l ,no ana me c ar,a at the Laurel House from
RrooLln are the following: VT ana ". +. -,
Whiulkcr Ms, Madeline Buck. Dr. dno Mt'. ,aVo 80
NJ, ''' TIna,a " Covcu Mis-, Lowell Mi, Alice
Lowell Ny and Mr.. f. C. ho@mhn S'A ana M "a M I'
j. Stiiman, Mis- A. W. "o"'" "'D
ic latest po-ton arrivals at The l4niT h9u,e ARE Wc
Mr.. f. L. Dunbar, II. W. ,a'er. r. L. Balstow' Mr.
md Nh. Edward Ilayuc Mr.. {. VI. Ferris NJ
Ferris, Nr and Mr.. NJ Dexter w +. R'N W 50T n
Eorer, Mr., j. II. Rice and MI LemIut. ,,,