New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-21
SPRING AMONG THE PINES.
SOCIAL LIFE AT LAKEWOOD.

snrne, season which Easter may be said to open.
promises to be an unusually successful one 10
this end the outdoor sports and pleasures largely
contribute The arbutus is now in its full perfec-
ton of bloom and fragrance. and the starry pixie
has made its annual appearance. The pretty wiz
flowers give additional incentive TO the long walks
through the woods which part of Lakewood
life
OF the sports. golf wheeling. and drag hunting
must share the first honors but boating and ten
mis- hold their own with the newer recreations me
meet of the Hunt Club for this weeks run was at
Hill TOP the cottage of George j. Gould. VINO IS
vice-president of the club. this afternoon. The
drag was laid across country for ten miles to Farm
ingdale In Monmouth County. 1t has been decided
that the recently organized club shall be known
as the Ocean County Hunt Club. The committees
from the Golf and Hunt clubs have not as yet
reached any decision regarding the union. the two
clubs TO form a Country Club. Play at the golf
links continues with increased interest during the
good weather. Last Saturdays play Tor the COL
cup and the handicap competition Tor prizes
offered by the club attracted a considerable number
OF spectators In the handicap singles i. q. cum
bingham won the first prize, two clubs. with III
strokes and Clarence i. Mitchell took the second
prize one club with rs strokes, both being allowed
a handicap OF - strokes In the handicap iourSomes
Robert Il. Kerr ana DR.. PAU !. klnhai
were scratch men and took first prizes, box or
balls each. in lO3 strokes. James Converse and
+. X. Walker won second prizes club each In 10
strokes, with q handicap Of Is strokes. Mr. Kerr
won the cup q second time and also the scratch
prize. club bag. III lol strokes. Jasper Lynch
being a good second. with lOi strokes. To-day play
for the cup was continued and VIII be on each
succeeding Saturday until May Is.
Golfers from the Observation-Disclosures this week
include Mr.. and Mrs. f. W. Giaenzer. OF New
York. VINO have returned 10 enjoy the Lakewood
links a second time. ON Wednesday Mr. and Mrs.
Glaenzer gave a luncheon at the clubhouse for Il
small company. among whom were Mr. and Mrs.
r Robbins Walker and Mr.. and Mrs. James CON
verse.
The roads about Lakewood now in fine con-
diton for wheeling. Every day finds some new
party of cyclers on the drives and highways 70
nearby towns. Wheelmen rapidly gain
ing the majority. \ party Of riders from the
Laurel House includes the Misses Hutchinson Of
Washington; Miss shannon, Miss Grouse and Mr..
and Mrs. Ieavtt Rand OF NeW-York. Mr.. and
Mrs. +. c. Hoyt of New-York from the Lake
wood. are also enthusiastic cycers and golfers.
on Monday Mrs Kingdom took driving party
to Toms River George J. Goulds break. Tea
was served at IIll Top. Mr.. Gould's cottage upon
the return of Mrs. kingdom and her guests, who
were Mrs Thomas II. Terry, Mrs J. II. Stewart.
Miss Marsh. Miss Turnbull. Miss lnglis and the
Misses Hutchinson.
The progressive heart party az the Carasaljo
Club. Easter Monday evening, was pretty club
affair. Miss Davis the president. Miss Harding
and Miss Clara Marsh were the hos;esses. Silver
prizes were won by Miss Bessie Burrell, OF New
York; Miss Vanderhoof. Mrs NJ V. Wills OF Lake
wood, and MIR. Hutchinson, Of Harvard Unycr-
sity. Among the friends OF the club members was
Miss Blanchard, of Baltimore, who - visiting the
4 successful entertainment for charity. which
arranged by Mrs. Francis l.. Freeman prev
Gus TO her going 70 Jekyil Island was given at lae
I.aurei-in- me. Fines on ihGtsaay eEgiiF. , ,,e
Miss Evelyn billiard, pupil Of Franklin sargent,
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don tenor. The patronesses We're Mrs. Francis =.
Freeman. Mrs. George W. Stocky, Mrs James
Converse Mrs. Clarence {. Curtiss. Mrs. Frederic
stcrry and Mrs. Samuel 3. Beard.
Miss Compton gave a pretty luncheon Tor a com
pany of young ladies at her home IN forest-aNe on
On Monday Mrs. D. l.. schwartz asked the Lake
wood friends of Mr.. and Mrs. Hamilton r. Fairfax,
here. 10 meet Mr.. and Mrs Fairfax at an informal
Mr. and Mrs Francis p Freeman entertained
the Fortnightly Whist club AT Edgemere on Tues
The music at the Observation-Disclosures Sunday
evening was Particularly enJo!ab'e Aime, In i
By the orchestra Al the I.aure House ne custom
OConnor and William r. Ingl!s. OF Now York.
held at Al saints Memorial church on Inessiay
rison were elected wardens Tor The ensuing year
Piumer, Professor John Mlley, Jasper lynch
Charles J. Parmentier. Dr II. Il. Cale, James West
h9 TS s R Wam G nunne Of NeWYork. who
preached in the old schoolhonse which stood on me
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gen Iron Works. and Of which all trace DISAPPEAR !
many years ago. has been spending few days at
4 party of prominent officials Of the New-Jersey
Central Railroad are expected tomorrow AZ thr
Lakewood Hotel. In the party Will b" General Sl-
per!ntendent Jacob Ohausen William v GhTK
Peddle, superin;endent Of Inc Central Division, and
g. w. Twining suFrntemIeni @i the hSnlth an, ana
Ole. Mrs. CarH and Mrs. Tw.ning wiil accompany
Rchard Peters Of New-York, spent Easter with
Mr. and Mrs George J. Could at ihe!r cottage.
Mrs. Elihu Root, Mss kdltn Root. I.l!hl Root.
Ing a; the Iau1el-ln-i The; Pines,
Mr. and Mrs. Francis l.. Wel!man. Of eWS,-tork'
| DR. and Mrs r. +. swln6trnc. OF New York. are
spsmdng h 9 s4 at the c aar oa
Mr. and Mrs William Bates C}.on'i ana MT r.
coles, Mr. and Mrs. F. K. Trowbriise. Z. Kellogg
! Trowbridge. MI ana Mrs. J. Porter shannon, +; j..
! H. Beadieston Mrs. \. \ Anderson. MISS Ander-
Son he Wit fmnaD ls csIr ilmeirds
! Miss camp-map, Mrs l. Walker. " IIat smith.
Hobart, Mrs ri. +. Ingls, Miss e. Carter. 4 Wyatt
forl j. l.. Grant; Mrs. NJ. N. Bonsa4; G-qrge G..
Anthon Mr. ana MTs. o. ". Clapp' Mt. riG1rd:
NJ. and Mrs. " r; lawre4nee " l. Taylor, Mis-
Fanny HamiltoT' Br Flest SpieT DR. and r. NE -.
+. 4. Martin. Mrs. v. J., Forhes and I;ebeGca
FG E Of tTooKyn Mr J. ErT Rd9 fs r MFs
+. j. Sullivan and William NJ. SNOW, Of Boston;
H %a Mr. and Ey1 4 F4cl NF' we5d Mr
! c. G. Harrington and Miss +. G. Howard Of Provi-
denCe.
The following are registered at the Lakewood
! Hotel: Mrs. Pho Echeyerria, Mrs. r. NJ Dlrl"o'
! Mr.. and Mrs A. W. Crukshank. +" a. Cruikshank
/ +. u. Cruikshank. Miss Mason, the Rev. Dr, j. y.
! Calvert Mrs. Calvert. jerome Kingsbury HERNIA n
KObbe. Edward y. Taller, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph W;
Pnyfe Julia +. Phyfc Jesse @. ,phyfc. M. ana
| Mrs !. W. MOrrcll. Miss stock, Miss y. MOrrel,
! Frederick Irving cox. Mrs NJ. Morscman. Mrs. ).
! Wolf, Mr.. and Mrs. 5. l.. Wolni BENJAMIN Flesh
man. Miss Flcishman, Mr. and Mrs Joseph j.
| Knapp Mr.. and Mrs Robert IIrrtshoIn Mrs
PiizlpO. Mr and Mrs II. a. Rogers. Miss May ltog-
crs. Allen NJ Rogers MISS Lucy Ncwhall, Mrs. p f.
Mllliken. Mr. ana Ms j. +. EmmOns. Mr.. and Mrs
Edward c. Rice. i. c. Rice. IT,, Miss PEBBLES, Mr.
Mrs. !. +. Carroll Mr. and Mrs. Julien Eien, Mr
! and Mrs T.. G. HOy Mr. and Mrs. william Duffy
| OF Ncw-York. and Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Van S.clen
also Of New, York who are spending their honey
| moon here: Mrs ii. -. Br0okman, II. +. BroOkman
! Colonel Walter :. Sim. Mrs. f. NJ. Hoyt, Gardner
! Smith. Miss Mary A. Howes Miss Langhorne. Mrs
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