New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-28
LAKEUOOD 1LRE1DY CROWDED.
WHERE NEW GUESTS WILL BE Accommodated
AFTER THE HOLIDAYS An OPEN QUESTION.

AFTER THE HOLIDAYS An OPEN QUESTION.
Lakewood Dec 81 (Speciau-In former year. the
Lakewood supposed to be fairly begun unt
after the holidays, and only few OF the many who
came before opening OF the year came TO remain
except for brief visit This rever,es the rule
and shows that great many guests VINO came early III
October stl here will probably remain until spring
This particularly the the cottage guests
the Laurel IOIe Is exception to the rule IL Is
getting be something Of problem whore all those VINO
wish To come here month and the months following
will lind accommodations, II thelI number, Keep pace WIN
those Of former IL is true tina. the great hotel
Lakewood will open Wednesday u next week and
that 10 will accommodate $50 people comfortably sDd
nearly thousand when 1t j. packed but IL /, vel under
stood that already 500 people booked for places m
hi. elegant hotel aud the manager, Colonel Clements
doubt eltfy available VIII be taken b."
fore the month i, half gone. The other large hotel,
the Pines. VIII hardly b. ready to open before
March l. and guests this year after the holidays.
they have formerly done. they Will ind some difficulty
in securing accommodations.
Christmas here quiet and homclikc. The weather
suitable outdoor pleasures" and consequently
indoor amuscmcnts the rule The Laurel House, tho
Palmer and all Of tho cottages stcully decorated
IN holly evergreen and blooming plants. Indeed none
Of them has ever made inviting they were this
Christmas. The New.YOrh trains Wednesday brought
a great many guests.
President Maxwell, Superintendent Olhausen Supern-
crdcnt Clark and number Of the other officials Of the
Central Railroad Of New-Jersey and 1t, divisions wore
here on Tuesday. After an enjoyable ride through the
pines they dinrd at the Laurel House aud returned IN
President Mlxwrlls In the evening.
The Gallisrde club o. Tons River OF the Oldest
and most select social organization, in th, part Of the
State. gave ~ annual ball Christmas night. Sky
couples joined in the grand march. The music was 10y
NoWtYork orchestra and the repast wao served by
well known caterer Of tho same city.
The Badgers club, social organization composed of
young who hnv" their headquarters in the cabin Of
tho d0ubeiccked Red Herring viii uod their annual
bal on New Years night. John Clarke Editor Of "The
Ncw-Icr,ey Courier is the president Of the Badgers
Mr- Carter B. Harrison, ,istc-nlaw ~ the President.
has been visiting brother Rev \. n Dashiel. a.
hl, here She Will visit President before retufn'
Ing o her homo ia Tennessee
Captain A NJ Bradshaw an old NeVYoik.r by birth
and Union soldier who came D. Lakewood then Bricks
burg place infancy. and who post.
master more than ago has just beSn
appointed b. President and Will charge Of tho Office
osrly in January.
Among tho arrival. at tho Laurel House are the follow
Ing From New ork-Mr. and Mrs W. l.. >kdmore. Mrs.
H. }. Dawson II. J. DAWSON. IT,. g. Howard Dawson.
-. B Dawson. Miss DAWSON Ni-, Ella II. Dawson. Mis-.
G.. Theresa DAWSON. Mi and MI-. \. /. Froe Nh and
Mrs Ira \ Kip Ira \. KID lr. Mr. and Mr.. orlando N.
Ilrpc' Miss Mary Ludlow Harper Ns, X. T. IIliprs.
G.. 4. BccAwith II. = Bowron. G. II. Bowro j. W.
Iowrnn Mi, NJ. g. Bowron MI and Mr.. j. Litu .fou.
Mis- Alice r. Lndlcy Arthur +. Lindl"y. Ellen /. Lind.
low Mr., william O. wood Mr. and Mrs. J. II. Murphy,
Mr., L. Mitchell. NJ. and Mrs joseph Decker, Mr..
and Mr.. waldo Morse, a.. j. s Oft c.. II. s,pt. Mr
and Mr.. G,oicr :. Scott. Mr.. $ :. Packard Miss Ella
Packard Raymond :. Perrin. W Il. Nackhouse. Nj. and
Mr.. J. /. Ily Miss \. j; Ely Mics Helen &. Amman.
Nr. and Mrs. 7. VI. Freeman. the Rev.
l. p l.. Jca,t; Mis- Jereu H. Bradford Rock.
ro,d N.>~ Anna Blown. Mr.. and Mr.. 9. Fountain.
Charles Gol smith. +. l.. Water. Mr. and Nj, p. \.
Ilu!.ev. Miss Lndcy, Mr. and Nr'. j. ". Eanci",
Miss 4 NJ Be!d,u. Mr. and Mr., \. II. pcllay'u,
W Il % Haven. W. q. De Haven Miss Scott. John T..
Fo.,r Mr.. MI. j. j. Morrison, Mrs. f. J. Beach.
Mr. and M. -. " Cornell. =. j. W. Truman. Mr. ana
W.. II. ". L''i't, j. y. tordlce f. =. hi'er. The
Rev. and Mr. Thomas =. Hastings. ". II. ofe N. i.
Matthews. Mr.. ". T.. i'on~r"r. " 4 Abbott end
Mr.. ". Sloan. Mr. GRADY II. RoWcll Elr~celi l.. r..
UluVHr. Mr.. aat Mr.. Robert Harris, Nh and Mr..
e. Minor. Thoua- J.. Hamilton. Nr. and Mr. y. f..
KIP Mr.. \. Il. Randolph. Andrew Fletcher william
poru~y &. f.. Dean. samuel clark. Mi-, MunI"".
From Rrootlvr Edward Merritt Mr.. and Mrs. II. T..
Gr.Gln Mr.. and Mrs. W l. locker. Ludlow Thomas,
Nr. and Mr. j. II. Mcrrr. NJ and Mr. j. p. Morau
Mr. AID M n : cullen william r.. Howell. From
Newark Nr, Theodore Ma.knct. Mis-, Nackn"'. from
Orin-c-Nr and Mr.. Arnold