New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-07
MANY PEOPLE At LAKEWOOD.
THE SEASON WILL NOT END FOR SEVERAL
WEEKS.

Lakewood, n. j.. May CSpeciai.-Although the
Lakewood the largest hotel in the village Is closed.
the season here Is not ended. The managers OF the
Laurel House and the Laurel inthe Pines have .
sufficient number of guests and applications for the
three remaining weeks of the Lakewood season 10
extend the time OF closing the Laurelin-the-P1nes
until June 1. The Palmer House will also remain
omen until that date. The new Library Association
held n meeting in the Times Building last saturday.
The trustees elected for the new association were:
Isaac A. Van Hse, Samuel 5. Beard. Captain A. NJ
Bradshaw, Francis p. Freeman and Samuel ID. Davis.
The association accepted gift OF $4,000 from Mr..
Davis to be used IN the erection of new library
building.
The green german given by the Misses Ferris on
Friday evening was one OF the pretest affairs Of the
season. Mrs. Sherwood B. Ferris and Miss Ferris
received the guests. TIE cotllon was led By H. NJ.
Dwight OF New-YOrb dancing with Miss Annie
Dashiell.
The last sacred concert for the given
nj the LanrvlIn-ihe-Pines on sunday evening.
quartet composed OF Mme Carrie IlunKing. soprano;
Mme Julie De Ruyer, contralto Charles lolzhatsen.
tenor and Harlow II. Chandler barytOne. sang mum.
Der OF fine selections I'm good voice and pleasing man.
ner The numbers included Dudley Bucks "Canata
DOmni.'
Nine. Muller Thomas gave enjoyable musicale for
her pupils and their friends at her home I'm Madison
ave. on Wednesday evening.
John C. Haynes, OF Boston. Is at the Laurel House
with his wife and number Of friends. Mr.. Haynes
Is the active member OF the firm Of Oliver Ditson q
Co the music publishers. lie says that a noticeable
feature OF tie present time mo doubt growing out OF
the celebrations OF centennial anniversaries the for.
nation OF societies OF Sons OF the American Rev0u.
ton and the Columbian ceremonies) Il the revival
OF interest In patriotic songs. a large number OF
the ballads and songs which popular during tie
war are now sold In continually increasing qnanti'
ties.
one OF the departures from the Laurel House tins
week viii BE- greatly missed by the large number OF
guests who remain. namely, tat pretty little dot Of
humanity, Dorothy StIrine, whose notirr nus al.
lowed her to dance one evening every wees Dofothv
usually disdaIns partner and dances alone. with
Mr. and Mrs Henry +. !spaulding, Of New-York.
are recent arrivals at the Laursliathe fines. mrs.
George Tate Backstock and Miss GLADYS BLACK
season at the Laurel House. Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Bamber, Of BROOKLYN ar STAYING At the Palmer House.
Edgar Bull. Mrs. ". b. Hayden. the Misses HAYDEN
Mr. and Mrs. &. l.. westcott. Miss Putnam Miss Irene
Putnam. Mis- Maudc A. Leland. Mr. and Mrs GsorIs
Morgan. The Misses Beckwith. Dr. Edward ouintard.
Mss G. Fargo Mr. s@a Mrs. Mr. and s T a. ND c S
man Miss Chapman. Mrs. Charles Dmon and Mrs
Mr. and Mrs. George P. Field. Edward A; Field; Mr.
West. of Boston. at the LAurcl.in hePnes.
Mr. and Mr.. Edward Van ycrEenS 9r;, Mr. n, ne
and and Mrs. :" w. p. Bssow. j. D. Lefngwel DR.. ana
Mrs II. L. Wheeler. Dwight II. Olmslead. Herbert
+. i. Joaquin. Robert c. Lelsoy; and william LysI.
Miss E. p smith, Of Philadelphia ami Miss cadwsi'
iadcr. Of iardley, penn at the L,nrei House
Mr. Ss ant Mrs p paa S Mrp N CAM ana
Hams IT,: Harold Williams and Miss Lydia y Morton
q New-iork Mrs j. IL Wheeler Wheeler and WSus Edward .
Wheeler. of Boston, at the Palmer House,