New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-19
LAKEVOOD,S WANING SEASON.
GOLF AND DRIVING THE PRINCIPAL
RECREATIONS.
SOCIAL INCIDENTS OF THE wEEK-ARRrvALs AT
TIE HOTELS.

SOCIAL. INCIDENTS OF THE wEEK-ARRIvALs AT
THE HOTELS.
Lakewood " j. MAY IS (SpeciaD The spring at
fractions of this village In the pines retain the full
quota Of people for the month of May. The wan
ing season is marked by the departure OF few OF
the cottagers this week. Mr.. and Mrs Clarence Il.
Mitchell closed their cottage in Forest-ave on
Wednesday. and have gone to their summer homo
al West Chester Mrs George Keen. of Milwaukee.
who has occupied the Hall cottage in Madison-ave.
has left the cottage to spend short time In New
York Mrs Keen will next year to occupy
the Nelson cottage. In Upper Madson-ave. which
she recently purchased /
Mrs L. L. Sauer has leased Mrs. f. A. Gordon
cottage for the summer months, while cottage
is building upon the lots owned by her In Firth
ave- near Madison-ave. Another new cottage Is
building for Francis j. Freeman In Third-st.. near
Fores-ave and stil another. also in Thrd-st. near
Lexington-ave.. by Captain a. NJ bradshaw
A meeting for the election OF directors was held
by the Jefferson Hotel and Land Company on
"wednesday Charles II. Kimball. Samuel d. Davis.
Albert NJ Bradshaw. David B. Piumer and George
IL Chandler were chosen directors
The New-Jerscy Forestry Association. to the num-
Der OF fifty members. arrived this afternoon nj mo
Laurel House. TO stay over Sunday a meeting !"
which prominent men who are Interested In me
forests OF this state participated. was held In the
MUSHROOM Of the hotel tonight
An exhibition Of the garments made by the Lake
wood branch ~ the Ncedcwork Guild or America
was nell at Edgcmerc. the home OF tho president
~ the guild Mrs Francis T. Freeman. on Mon
div The garments. numbering 1888. were distributed
among four Fresh Air Homes three IN Ncw-Jersey-
., rngcwood Tcnany and Summ-and one IN
New-york at Nyack. The Lakewood Guild ~ DC
ucycd 10 be the only that annually con'riD"'''
garments to those Fresh Air Homes. ana TINS year
the clothing represents a double charlty' io' "o'
only are the inmates Of the homes benefited ny 'h'
,ha
mont for needlewomen glad OF the remuneration
during the winter -.
Golf IL frs, among the spring pastimcs ana 'he
Lakewood links are acknowledged to be among '"e
best possessed by any American club. Last Ha'"'
dav "Wlule" Park "A Scotch golfer and ex-chahl-
Mon came from New-York TO play Wiihe No''o''
the professional of the Lakewood Club. In singles
Park won mainly by fine approach shots
The roads were never better than at the present
time and driving and riding naturally MI "A pfon"-
nent place in the recreations. A new pleasure iO'
Lakewood cottagers Is to drive to Toms River. Sc
cure a yacht for a days sailing ana return 10 h'Ae-
wood IN the evening after dinner. on Saturday
Arthur b. Clanin took party or twelve over , on
his brake and on Monday Professor John Miley led
Cards have been sent out for the wedding OF Miss
katherine DE Forest Dashe 'h1Ia o William
Campbell Arnold Of New-York' IN the Presbyterian
Mrs. Augustus Marsh gave luncheon at her
home In Forest-ave. on Friday. for Mrs Coke, o. OF
Cherry Valley, y. " who Is visiting her uaasn.si
Mrs d. l.. Schwartz, at the rectory. Mrs Marsh
guests were Mrs f. l. Harding. Mrs. Francis r
Freeman. Mrs. George w. stockly. Mrs. Frost ana
Mrs Schwartz.
Mr and Mrs Oliver Ames. I'd, Of Boston, arrived
Monday at the Laurel House In a special tram from
Philadelphia. Mr. and Mrs Ames. who are return,
ing from a Southern trip will remain at Lakewood
until June $3.50, -. NJ,
News was received this week OF the death OF Mrs
Hamilton J. Cate at Florence. Italy. on May IL.
Mrs Cate was a grandniece Of Washington lrv-
ing coming from her home in New-York state 70
make Lakewood her home some years ago. Inc
tourney abroad was undertaken last autumn IN the
hope that Mrs Gates long-failing health might be
benefited. .
Ottawa Canada, arrived on Thursday at the Laurel
House. 40
Among the guests at the Laurel House are Mrs
Andrew Findley. jr, Miss E Bilien; Mr. ana MIS- MS
w u. Lent Mrs. Clarkson Cow Miss Cowl, Mr..
and Mrs. V i. Travers. Dr. and Mrs. a. Palmer
Dudley the Misses Norwood. Mrs Clarence Metcalf.
John De : Trenholm. b. Drake Smith. George W.
Valiant W. a. Purrington. 0, w Clapp. L. A.
Bower F. 4. Lehman, G. 5. Hubbard. Augustus
GAYLORD T. Matthews. J. A. Gregorne and VI. II.
Carroll. OF New-York.