New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-22
DRYING AT LAKEWOOD.
MANY FINE EQUIPAGES TO BE SEEN ON THE
COUNTRY ROADS.
Az ELABORATE STUDIO TEA PARTY FOR

Az ELABORATE STUDIO TEA PARTY FOR
CHILDREN-GUEsTs At TIE HOTELS.
Lakewood ~ j., oct. q (SpeciaD.-The outdoor
sports which all enjoy at this resort are
acknowledged features Of Lakewood life Each
sea son finds some particular pastime chosen above
the others. This autumn the pleasures OF boating
and tennis. which have ever their devotees have
yielded the less violent recreations OF riding and
driving The Lake Drive. with its winding, grace
full line where every turn reveals some new bit OF
landscape is the most popular drive while old
roadways with their unrestraned growth OF under
brush are favoritc paths for equestrian parties
The perfect condition OF the roads Is not only
pleasure TO all lovers OF driving but to the ever
increasing army of cyclists well.
Francis +. Freemans fine team Of bay road
horses Samuel s. Boards span of sorres and the
sorrel tandem team driven by George w Stocky
all recall the Tandem Club Of two seasons ago.
when driving was at It's height Of popularity with
the cottagers.
The first OF the series Of studio teas. which Miss
Croker will give during the autumn was given
on Saturday afternoon. Miss Wilkinson. student
of the New York League. in whose honor the tea
was given. and Miss Cromwell assisted in rccev-
ing. A lavish decoration of red flowers made the
room more than usually artistic In Its effect.
Miss Crocker's recent sketches were shown. and
attracted much favorable comment. Among those
present were Mrs George w. Stockly. the Misses
the Misses Ferris and Miss Sturgs. OF New-York.
Frederick Sterry, the manager Of the Lakewood
Hotel and Mrs Sterry returned TO Lakewood on
Saturday last They will occupy the Cleveland
cottage for a few days while Mr.. Sterry directs
the improvements which are being made in the
hotel preparatory to the opening few weeks
later
Mrs. William b. Leeds gave pretty party for
children In honor of the birthday Of her daughter
Bessie. at her home In Madison-ave. Saturday
evening last. Professor and Mrs. William ii. Car
pcnter, who have spent several winters In Lake
wood. will give up their Madison-ave. cottage early
in November and sail with their family for Europe
10 remain for a year the greater part OF the time
be spent in Algeria. Ex-Governor Charles &.
Van Zandt. OF Rhode Island. and Mrs Van Zandt
are at the Laurel Howe. DR.. NJ. X. Palmer. DR..
J. f.. Walker and f.. L. Frisbe, of Lakewood. y. Y.
arc registered at the Palmer House Mr.. and Mrs.
William r. Clyde. George w. Clyde. Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Colgate and Miss Alice X. Colgate. OF New
York. recent Laurel House arrivals.
Other visitors this week include Edward a.
Grossman. A. S. Grossman, Miss Cram Mrs. j. c.
Fargo Mr.. and Mrs. Watson f.. Ease, Mr. and
Mrs G. +. Pellew. Mr.. and Mrs W. G: Church.
Miss NJ: s. Burkham, Mr. and Mrs j. NJ. Bloom
held Mrs I. l.. Hicks. John ID. Skidmore. Mr..
and Mrs ID. T. Warren Mrs. NJ. n. Brush. Mrs:
William Il. Green and Stewart d. Preston OF
New YORK; Mr.. and Mrs. ID. W Lyons Mr.. and
Mrs Fritz Achilles. Robert A. Keasbury and VIII.
lam n Packer. Of Brooklyn Mrs. H. NJ. Turnbull
Laurel House.