New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-20
SUCtESS TO THE END At L1hE"OoD
CLOSING DAYS OF BRILLIANT sEAsoN-MAf
SPORTS AND GUESTS.

CLOSING DAYS OF BRILLIANT sEAsoN-MAY
SPORTS AND GUESTS.
Lakewood n. j.. May ls 'SpeciaD.-Ihe suoceSS
that attended the winter months al ths resort o'uS
fair 10 continue until the end AT the Laurel iioe'
n,h,cb ,s now alone open of the three large notes.
,n.ra e q larger number OF May guests than IN the
came month last year. with good booking until
Tune & when the house will close Inc same uA'e
a. announced for the closing or the ooaIuhs-
houses although few of the managers Will iedVe
town this week 10 prepare Aoi ~
summer homes. ,
rha danarture Of the cottagers began this week.
when Mr. and Mrs. George J. Gould their FAMILY
and Mrs Kingdom. Mrs Goulds motner' leiI gray
Cables TO sail on the Paris on Wednesday Next
year Mr. and Mrs Could will occupy the handsome
colonial cottage in upper Madson-ave. whlch MI
Could has leased for three years While abroad
they will Join Miss Anna Gould for rev weeks
travel on the Continent. returning 10 England 1or
the racing season at Cowes, where they nave taken
a cottage. Among other cottaSers VINO nave Ielt
town early are Miss Alexander. OF New-York. who
occupied the Dashell cottage. in Madison-ave, ana
Mrs Samuel Jones. the widow OF ex-Judge Jones,
of Poughkeepsie, who had the Stevens cottage also
in Madison-ave
Baseball stil engrosses the interest of the cot
tagers who formed enthusiastic crowd on the
benches and in carriages at the game played last
Saturday by the teams Of the Lakewood Heights
School and Freehold Institute on the school athletic
grounds. The red and black Of Lakewood won
with q score OF to s. Among those who drove
parties 70 see the game Jasper Lynch, Sena-
tor George G.. Smith. Samuel S. Beard Miss Davis
and Sherwood b. Ferris Another game between
the Lakewood students and nine from the New
York Collegiate School is announced for May 90.
The young women OF Lakewood have arranged a
cotillon in honor Of the students OF both teams to
be danced in the Laurel House MUSHROOM on the
night OF May 29.
The literature class. which organized early in
February by Mrs Frederic Sterry and under the
direction of Miss Harrington. held its last meeting
for this season last week. During the course OF
study three lectures were delivered before the class
two by Herbert Vaughan Abbott, Of Brooklyn.
and one by Dr. Isaac II. Plat. The members OF the
literature class include Mrs. c. c. Curtiss. Mrs.
George w. Stocky. Mrs. Sterry. Mrs. d. b. Plumer'
Miss Ferris Miss Davis Miss Baldwin, Miss
Glover Miss Wilson and Miss Laura Kimball. OF
H j. Dawson, jr.. Of Mibrook n. Y.
The Laurel-in- the Pines closed its doors on Tues
day. adding another season TO the almost UMPIRE
since its opening. The balls and other entertain,
ments given by the manager for the guests ana
cottagers made the house brilliant feature OF the
Lakewood season. .
The Whist Club met on Friday evening at the
nome Of James Converse In Forest-ave.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Stevens. OF Jersey City. have
returned TO their home In Madison-ave for part
Of the summer.
Frederic sterry. the manager Of the Lakewood
Hotel. has become the manager Of the Hot Springs
Hotel. at Hot Springs. Va. for the summer. Late
in the fall Mr. Sterry will return TO open the Lake.
wood.
Recent arrivals at the Laurel House include Mrs
Nicholas Luquer Miss Luquer Mrs. George ely
MAJ W. B. Clymer, George Clymer. OF Washington;