New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-23
dPBTTT,S BLOOMS AT LAhEUOOD.
ITS pEAUTY AND FRAGRANCE GIVE pELi'h1
TO VISITORS WELLKNOWN PEpPLh In
JOYING THE SEASON THERE.

IT'S PEAt-TY AND FRAGRANCE GIVE pELi"hl
TO VISITORS wELLKNowN PEOPLE EN-
JOyING THE SEASON THERE.
Lakewood. " j. April 81 (spccan.-A pleasant
feature OF sprinc AT this Is the abn,us gather
Ing This year there is unusual abundance OF 'n''
prettv wild flowers. which are found III coihpar"
tvely few states and which flourish III all 'h''i
fragrant beauty i'm New-lerscys pines. IN" quaint
towering moss called pXy, which Is even more rare
& also found I'm IN. woods the village. Not
vithstanding the cold winter, the arninS Is only
few DAYS late In arriving at the NIL prriecuo' VI ~
mink and white colorinc. The pleasure of the Wis
itors In finding and gathering these WaXRc po'SohiN
* plainly manifest. On clear DAYS along III" woon-
land maths one meets the eager searchcrN armed with
sticks and canes. with which to push aaue inc o'o"''
leaves and discover the treasure
The concert AT the Lakewood last saturday night
was one OF unusual excellence. III" singing "i 'SIh
TYLER the boy soprano, was especially p""Hlns III
Gounods Ave Maria and in David's "Ih"n 'harhl-
Ing Bird The other sooists. Miss Avery SfraSosch
mezzo Soprano and Miss May Levis0n, pianist were
happv in the rendition of their numbers. Nahall
Fronko,s violin solos were also much enjoyed. y
snocio programme of music to be gwen AT the Laurel
in-thcPincs next sunday night Is In preparation
That Lakewood is enjoying prosperous spring
season is apparent to all beholdeTs. Many people
who were deferred from visiting Lakewood py vi"
severe winter are here to spend ii portion OF the
sprinc The hotels and boarding houses have iuii
com plcp,ent of guests. The Lakewood WILL as usual
close ON MAY l. while the Laurel House ana the
Iaurel.inthe- Fines will remain open until the LIST
Of June.
Mrs. Hamilton II. Fairfax gave an Informal luncheon
at her home in Madlsonave. on Monday II honor OF
Mrs FajrCaX's sister, Mrs. Arson i. Auerbury, OF
New-YOrk.
The Rev. John Cotton Brooks and Mrs. Brooks, OF
springfield Mass. the guests OF the Rev. ana
Mrs. a. II. Dashiell this week.
Irving r. Wiles. the artist, is the Laurel House
NC d. Borden. NJ. :. Borden and J. NJ Kcrnochan
OF New-York registered at the Laurclin hcPnes.
Mr. and Mrs {. T.. Post. Miss Rhinelander and Mr.
and Mrs II. r. Trevor. OF New York. staying
at The Lakewood.
state Senator George +. Rocsch Of New-Yori, is
among the recent arrivals at the Palmer House.
other visitors this week Include Mr.. aud Mrs. J.
Kennedy Tod. Mrs. +. X. Stugis. Mr.. and Mrs. Will
lam H. Beadlesion, Miss Edith Bcades,on Mr.. and
Mrs.. John T.. Emmons. Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene l..
Richards. Mr. and Mrs. II. C. Bowers, Mr. and Mrs.
:. W. Andrews. Miss Andrews. Mr.. and Mrs. ]. II.
Rhoades. Herbert Van Vleet, Mr.. and Mrs. c. r.
Proctor, Mr.. and Mrs. j. W. Rylander Mrs T.. Il.
Nichols, Mrs. r. A. Ledwith. Mrs. FITnklln Bart
lett and Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ. Donald, Of
New-YOrk: Mr.. and Mrs. II. C. Powers,
Mr.. and Mrs. Geoicc Walker. Miss Ethel Randolph
and Miss Mary Walker Randolph. Of Chicago. at the
Lakewood: Mr.. and Mrs. Charles f.. Bentley, Miss
Ethel Bentley. Mrs. Webb. Miss Webb. DIR. and Mrs.
Lucien G. Warner. Miss Warner. Irving C.. Gaylord,
II. A. Hemingway. jr., Mr. and Mrs. T.. j. swords,
Mrs. John 4. McVicKer Mr.. and Mrs. J. r. Taicoit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Folsom, Mrs. Lonlard. DR.. Mary
r. Herrick. Mrs. Thomas X. sheldon and Mrs Thomas
a. Fuller. OF NewYOrk: Mrs. william MacNaughtOn,
y. j. Logan, the Misses Logan and Mrs. William A.
Vail. of Brooklyn: Mrs. George Rutedge Preston,
and Nj. and Mrs. Joseph X. Wainwright, Of Phiadel.
phia. at the Laurel nthe-Irres Mr.. and Mrs yclot
H. Dcckert, Mr.. and Mrs. c. r. Mitchell Miss l.. Cram.
Mrs. David Henderson, Mrs. G. q. McCoon. Mrs. A.
G. waterbury. Mrs w. l. Bull Mrs.; a.! a: + Campbell
Nm. G. n. Proctor and the Misses Nevins, Of New