New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-08
9Th Ave., corner I'D 81.
THE LIKEUOOD HUNT CLUE.

ITS FIRST MEET SUCCESSFUL-MRS CLEVELAND
PRESENTED THE HUNTING HORN.
Lakewood. Feb. C>pecan.-The early october
promise Of good season at th., rsor; has been well
kept thi, week. The reg stcr, Of both the leading
hotels show an rea-cd number Of young people
among the arrivals. AID young people IN Lakewood
mean pleasure all the time.
The closing incident Of the week was the hrs
meet of the Lakewood Hunt Club this afternoon. the
final finish append: TO which was ful! dress dance
at the Lakewood in tho evening. The club has been
organized only few days. OF IT Charles ID. Bern
hcmer, Of NV York. i president and e. ~ de Lima,
OF the same city, viceprVsident. To add to the
spirit Of the meet, Ms Grover Cleveland and num-
Der Of guests Of the Lakewood attended the hunt IN
the tayhO and carriage. The course had been 20
arranged that the horses and hounds frequently
in view Of those in the tallyho and the carriages
To give spirit to the occasion dozen or more we'll
known NEWCOMERS came down with their own
horses and Nathan Strus sent two Of his saddle
broken thoroughbieis to Join in the hunt Inc
start was made AT , 80 p. No. from the Lakewood
Hotel. The course was chiefly through the North
Woods and embraced run of about eight miles,
Among the riders were Charles ID. Bcruhcimer. master
OF hounds, Harold =. John. hurt>man; i. L. Cut
ting, IT, J. Henry Ranger. T. \. de Lima, ST. C.
Iarnum. IT.. Page Lynel, the Misses seabury, 10
Lima Burusn, Deforc~t, sheffield and others Al
the finish handsome silver hunting horn, the gin
the Lakewood. was presented to the club by NM
Grover Cleveland. The club, although scarcely week
old. give, promise Of rapid growth. Mr. Bernhema
said th, cv,ainS that in addition to the regular
weekly hunts the club will encourage polo and raflns
for amateur, only. Tie hounds belonging to the club
are among the select Of the best American packs ana
new one, equally a. good better, L possible, VII
he added from we!lhnowu English kennels. The eiuo
VIII prepare track ard polo grounds ana VIII 0uiia
q clubhouse. soon Is the necessary arrangements
can be made
The tall OF the Lakewood this evening was The
first fuldr.>, dance at tn, house Of the season.
Hereafter full dress hop, Will he u saturday meh'
feature ~ th, hotel. Tie costumes Of the fifty hdc'
who occupied the floor were elegant At the coAcIuu
Of the hita number Of the programme rpSS' wa
served.
Ex President Cleveland and Mrs. Cleveland have
cottage suite in IKE Lakewood. Mr>. Cleveland wiz
remain here two weeks. NJ. Clcycaad viii return
to NcWNork on Moiday. bEt VIII be here AGAIN wv
or three evening, in the coming week.
l. Lyon. president Il the Third Avenue surface kau
road, aid hi, family at the Lakewood. a. ave
also Mrs. Edward E>ty AID Miss Josephine AmeS' "
Ithaca, y \.
.,r,con James H. North. of the Brooklyn Navy
Yarl. and Mrs. Moth are at the Lakewood W. anu
Mr.. l.. J. Letter and the Misses Letter, Of Chicago
are also there.
Or. + ". Echhorn. of Newark is at the Park Ne~
smith NJ. Weed hi, sister, Mrs. Romeyn wife o.
the ex-Minstcr to chill. and DR.. Gaillorl Thomas
New York, are among the prominent arrivals at ~
Laurel House.
Late prominent arrivals at the Laurel House include
the following: From Newly ork-Nirs George r JaoA
son. Mr.. and Mrs d. Thompson. Miss f. j. Bennet"
Miss Walton Mr. and Mrs. H. X. Thorncll. MIS- -
Rhodes George T. sterry John stewart J. {. Burke
q. H. Turner Robert \. Murray. W. o. Go1dale' D. be
Lcvick John W. Ingle. John \. Deylin, MI. and Mr'
Jacob Wendell. Robert sicklcs, samuel A. iIophln',
Mr. and Mrs Walston II. brown. Mis-, Parsons, MISS
Young Mrs y. VI. FIskc. Miss FisAe Mr.. aud Ni''
Allen Wardwel. Mrs. II. c. Jones, Miss May JONES'
Walter Wool MIR. and Mrs. Rockwell Delaield, MIS-
~ dc p Cary Francis IL Leggctt Mr. and Mrs. W. ''
BacLhouse : q. Nelson Mr.. and Mrs. Charles steers
Mrs John NJ Middleton. Miss Middleton. f. Is. Peafsas
william II. Temple. H. ;. skilman, h. = Mason
Ull H. W. Ferguson. Collin p. Bliss, General T. "
Rust. MIR, d. \. Lndley. Mrs. lrmbc. Dr. ana Ais'
J. H. Anderson. Mis- Anderson. Nr. ard MIS- T. "
Kourue Mis-, Clara CrOOkc. Mr. and Mrs. X. h. ths"o
Mr.. Charlie, Buckley Hubbe Dr. and Mrs. I. VI
Thomas, Dr. and Mrs. lIeIuy Dyer W. Mac!ay s'e''.'
from Brooklyn-ilr and Mrs. John NotmAn' A. D
Kissam Mr.. and Mrs. r. Rivers. MIS- H. L. Nes"''-'
ir Mrs Theodore ID. HOnlam.
Al the Lakewood: + ON Ncw-lork-ll u; RocA~SoSe
Mr. and Mrs. q. u. GRAY, Henry y; rag " ,S..'Ts
u E,rnhcimcr. Charlie ID. Eernhe!mer. Mis- " S 10
neil. John \. Anthony. Mr. and Nr' george H. tn,hes
Dr. William McCTa"kcn. Mr. and M }; VI. t' ~.
Mr. and Mr., J. W,uhcin, Mr. and Mrs.. l. Lyon 'n ~
W.sss Lyon. Richard Mckay, Nh and hrs. " W.,
pns,,ll Mr. and Mrs. ". c. Dcmor>i. Mr. ana ~
!, y "anford Mr. and Mrs w. x. Peter, sir. ana Mo
~ D. Mann, Mr., Clarlc, Bidvo James ;. b1 sag r.
Mis- BARRON Dr. Leonard Weber. VT ana NIs; -,
nrrkrr Nj, f. Decker. Mr. and Mrs. A. sel epMn MAJ
Mr. and Mr, H. Cont nj. John II. Love. lr anI W.,
+ H. Stern NJ. and Mr.. T.. la~,el. u. VI "iu sd.
& Ucc'With George iVc> Mir. ). T. W ,-''.; IN
ward l. Webster, Thomas CunLlng. d. J.. "" ,n.
Nr and MIR, r. J. Chliice. NJ. and Mr. & VI p' lar.
Mr. and Mr.. VI. Davidson. Mr. ard VIZ, IT, :, man.
mann Henry : NostrAnd NJ. aud Mr. - ~ ard
Mir and MIR, ". l.. Lenhart from rootnN t., MSS
A A NJ
Iis.prr Cborl,. small Mr.. aud Mrs. Alfred pooh'~
George e. IIotcr, Mr.. aud Mira. j. IL. iounk