New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-26
SPRING At E3EEUOOD.
LOOKING FORWARD TO THE BOATING AND TEN
MS. THE DRIVES AND THE sTRoLLs


THAT ARE TO Pc ENJOYED.
| Lakewood, y. j.. March % tSpecial).-With an IN
usually prosperous Lenten season drawing rapidly to
IA close every thought is centred upon the coming
spring There Is every indication Of large number OF
guests spend the months OF April and May Many OF
these people already here, old VISITORS who muir
| muir not at these dull days knowing well the sun
| shine and clear skies that soon will follow. The
young people looking forward 10 revival OF out
door sports Tennis, which has been played all win
the board courts at the hotels. has now more
devotocs than ever April will the boating. that
most enjoyable Of Lakewoods partimes, again in the
| foremost rank OF pleasures. The lake PATH with its
many angles and pretty bridges, not forgetting thr
Counting Bridge" is the favorte stroll for many
| walking parties
| The week has been a pleasant one at the hotels,
for within these CHEEKY hostclIfes rain and lowering
clouds forgotten. The music at the Lakewood is
particularly enjoyable. The house orchestra now con
| -ists Of ten men chosen from Thomass orchestra
and under the direction Of NalIan Franko; these mu
sicians will remain until the end of the The
informal dances the Laurel House. Lauren- the
| Pines and the Lakewood last saturday night Were
| all delightful affairs. AT the Lakewood there
unusually large attendance Of dancing people.
special musical programme has been arranged
| for concert TO be gwen on the evening Of Palm
sunday the Laurel in the Pines. Harlow Il. Chand-
| Ter will act as director. Another concert will De
given at this house Easter sunday when the music
| night and progressive euchre party Thursday
night. arranged by Mrs O. F. IIibbard, Of Brooklyn
and Miss Dmer, Of NewYork, made the week at
the Palmer House pleasant one
The entertainment Of the week given In the
Lakewood ballroom Friday night when the Rut-
gers College Glee Club appeared In highly enter
tanning minstrel performances Lakewood has a
particular leaning toward these students entertain
ments, and this one was in every way as great
a success as any Of It's predecessors. The college
Banjo Club. imitation OF Lotrie Collins ana
twelve attending satellites in n "sunfowcr dance"
and the inmitable Loren Bragdon were pleasing
features of the programme
Mrs. Samuel : Beard gave dinner at Laurellel
on Friday evening In honor Of Mr. and Mrs j. e.
lIaddock, Of Ncw-iork. Among the guests were
Mr.. and Mrs. Hamilton Il. Fairfax, Mr.. and Mrs.
Dicfendorf and DIR. &. l.. Lindlcy.
A number OF cottages viii be built here during
the coming spring and summer. rcctory In con
nccon with All Saints Memorial Church and ad
joining the church I'm MadisOnavc. will De be
gun within few weeks The Misses Leslie
OF Newburg " y, who have been visitors to Lake.
wood for mary years and who have recently re-,
turned to the Laurel in the Pines after an extended
trip abroad, will erect handsome cottage I'm For
ost-avc Francis F. Freeman will also build one
or attractive cottages In the same thorough
fare.
a meeting in behalf OF the Library Association
held In Fcrris Hall this afternoon. The Library
Association now In existence wa formed years ago
before TIE town Lakewood. Additions OF
standard works have been made from time 10 time
the original library but of late years the Interest
has decreased, and the reorganization OF the asso
citation discussed.
The Carasalio Club will give Lcntcn tea IN the
clubhouse near the lake this afternoon. Miss :. ;.
Croker Will also give another OF her pretty studio
Mrs. Augustus st. Gaudcns. of Ncw-Yorl Is at the
Laurel in the Pines.
Mr.. and Mrs. James H. Harper, Of New York, are
staying at the Lakewood.
Peter KouwenAoyen. of Fatbush, l.. l., Is a recent
arrival at the Palmer House.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Rolson, Mr.. and Mrs J. X.
Roosevelt and Mr.. and Mrs. II. J. Dawson, Of y, W
York, registered at the Lakewood.
Mr.. and Mrs. VI. {. Bove Boston, are at the
Laure-in-thc-iincs.
Other visitors this week include Julian Ralph, John
ID. Crm,mns, Hugh J. Grant, Mr.. ard Mrs George
IL. Holt Mr.. and Mrs. James Mclean, Mr. and Mrs.
j. NJ Waterbury. Mr.. and Mrs. William Constable.
Mr.. and Mrs Robert VI. Thompson, Dr. and Mrs.
{. +. II. Phillips, Mr.. and Mrs William b. Wheeler,
Mrs Walter schuyler Mr.. and Mrs. John DE ko,cn.
Ms, schuyler Miss Ogden, Mr. and Mrs. {. \.
George Cleveland and Miss Cleveland. OF Hcw-Yoia;
Mr. and Ms: 7. H. IanSdord Mr. William Hudson The
Mr.. and Mrs: ,'eorge H. Evans, Mr.. and Mr.. William
.lail, J, lIoMnd Gibson and Mr.. aad Mrs. +.
Murray Mitchell. Of Philadelphia. at the Lakewood
Mr.. and Ms. Stewart A. Coates. Mr.. and Mis-. Jal,,
Benedict. Miss Freinsuy sen. r. J: irclinshu' sen.
Mrs G. .. Campbell Reginald Coke, H. Hayden ,audS,
Mrs t. d. Phelps. Mrs. +. IL. Ecnedict. Mr.. and
Mrs: L. y. Dlslrow and Mr.. and Mis-. Z. L. Cosicr
Of New York: Nj. and Mrs. +. {. Asheborr MrS
4. :. Chase. Miss =. h. Chase md Mr. and Mrs. Davis
Watson. Of Philadelphia. al the Laurel House
Mr.. and Mrs. Phillip L. Livingston. Miss Rockefeller.
Mrs Alfred l. l|imunds; The Misses Ed,nunds, II.
Mr: a.. A. ihlcncock Mrs. r. Il. Graec.n and lIrs.
Frederick Duncan. Of New York Mr. aud Mrs |
W. Glfllan. Mr.. and Mrs Edward Il. Belts. DR.. md |
Mrs. Stewart Church. Mr.. and Mrs Cro%el haddrn |
Mrs: William &: Wallace and Miss Iiecn Wallace |
OF Brooklyn Mr. and Mrs Daniel W Noyes. Mr. |
and Mrs. George W. Merritt. Mr.. and Mrs X. " |
]. .. IiavemeyT mud Miss II. F. iiavemcycr OF |
Yonkers, j. r. Kimba OF the United states ARMY |
ANA Mr. kimba. al the LanrelIn-the Pines: Mrs |
J. +. Edwards. Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. C. Mensis SIR. and |
Mrs. q. E. Legun. f. j. Horsman. IT.. Mr.. and |
Miss MI Ethel Paterson, Mrs. NJ Z: Donyan. N. n.
Brown. Ralph W. bartlett. George Waterman and |
Ross W. wier. Of Nsw-York at the Palmer House |