New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-14
HOLY WEEK AT LAKEWOOD.
SOCIETY TAKES \ REST AND PREPARES
FOR FUTURE GAYETY.
OFT oFrooR PhsTIMEs ENJOY \ CORRESPOND
,>.tv INCREASED POPULARITY -ELABo-
RATE ARRANGEMENTS FOR Gooh MUSIC

OFT OF DOOR PiSTlMES LN''1 \ ''''"''' '''
lxGlH INCREASED POPULARITY ELAno-
RATE ARRANGEMENTS FOR Gooh MUSIC
To-Day GUESTS ar THE HOTELS.
lakewood y. j.. April - ,SpacnD every inli-
c,,i,, &c that tomorrow will bc he most n1td"!"
E,ster sunday known At this resort The IT,"
vacant rooms lcft n the no'"is nave ai n'''
booked and arrangements have been made 70 a'-
comrnodatc part OF the guests AZ ne cottages "."
the hotels.
AT the Laurel House. Whcr' IN" demand f'r room.
has never been exceeded Mr.. plum'r has prepared
a programme Of Easter muHt Tor SUNDAY '''E''
Tn. Iaurel-in-the Pines shares ihe 'N'''n' u''''
moss OF the pioneer house. anl MI Porter ms m
wise arranged for an appror.l.' concert '"d
cornplorcat Of Easter people IS also cNp''''' al
the Lakewood Hotel. where the usual SUNDAY o''"-
ina, concert ~ nne music viii D." gv"a
Asu. from tho music tor ~" pleasure oil N''"'
quests the several CHURCHES hay" T"hrirs'i 'Iio-
crate programmes for the Easter services.
A true Icn,cn quiet has oh'lincl tbs week. I've
entire exclusion of social pi'a-Dr' nns served go
er,uh,slze the popularity - out .'or sports ~ ms
,,il,ce IN the mines Fine Wrilhcr anil Ia excellent
conditions Of the ro1cs. fc;iF ANA toi Inks I've
made almost every pas'lt'e pos@bI- ms "''N' ne
good roads are enjoyed not only by III" '''f@'
rartics and norscmen. bnt bV IT," cN'i'rt 81 "n"'
more have baen a great increi', during the '"s'
feu DAYS Among these cevo;c's ID "hc'HhS
Larry. share come from the lAIr"i-!n- tho" f're- IN
c,uIinc Mr. and Nj. ~. &. Hurh1n'n MI. arc
Mrs E. Robbins Walker Ms I'looisocl ara ''r
father william RloolS,od: Jan's e fdrr''h' ''@"
Parrish James c. Parrish, j.. Miss Van ana Dun
Elliot -,
5,. ,,hou the Lakewood Hunt club made another
,,,, Tn. ,nnc, was AT Macfeans corner south OF
the village whence the drag was lad across an open
country Astounding with stin fences 10 IomS
River Mrs Metcalf. OF Providence and Mrs. T..
Robbins Walker. ~ New-fork, fo"o"ed inc ho'"'S
with dash and courage To- the finish
on Monday night meeting OF the Hunt 'Iuo VIII
no hold nj the home u the president, Arthur IS
Claf,ln. The committee appointed TO select SUIT
able site for the establishment oil the cInOho"-''
stables ana kennels will make their report. cam.
rnlttcc appointed to meet committee from 'he ''o'l
cl,b to discuss the amalgamation OF the Two clubs
viii also report
play for the Golf cup began last Saturday at
the Lakewood links. Owing 10 the raw wind the
scores we're not above the average the best penH
made. by Robert Bage Kerr. who. according 10 u'
rucs governing the competition retained the cup
T., his possession until to-day. These tournaments
,r. - lac continued every Saturday until May IS
when the cup becomes the property OF the player
winning the greatest number Of times
a party Of young women who have mastered the
Scottish game now staying al the I'hh'"o'i
Hotel to enjoy the links. Among them are MISS
Mamie Strong Miss Sanford. Miss Lashcr. OF New
yorl and Miss Weed Of Piattsburs Golfers from
IN. Laurel House include Colonel Horace f. An
drevs and Richard &. Parsons, Of Cleveland. ana
C. H. C;udcbrod, OF Ncw-York
pre,,v paper sale" under the direction Of Mrs.
lanes W Morcy. Mrs. John &. Haddock ana MSS
Dasbieu was held at Aloha. the home Of Mrs.
Morev on Wednesday Afternoon. In the wide hall
way drawing rooms and dining room Of the pretty
cottage all manner of attractive trihcs, lamp ana
candle shades bonoon boxes and dolls. all ma'e
Of paper were offered for sale. snug sum was
realized for the obect-the establishment oil iuhd
for the maintenance Of Indian student at the
Uamnton School Miss Anna Ferris and Miss
Mabel Haddock together with number OF the
innior students from LakeWo Heights School. as
sisted at the sale.
revival of social pleasure is promised after
Easter The Carasaljo Club has sent out cards for
A heart party followed by dancing at the club-room
Easter Monday evening.
Mrs Porter announces an entertainment or ORA
matte Rotations and music at the Laurel- the
Pines on April IS. Miss Evelyn billiard. pupil OF
Franklin Sargent. will recite. Miss Grace Kingsley.
pianist and Mackenzie Gordon. tenor VIII also con
tribute to the programme.
Among the more important real estate transac-
tons this spring is the purchase of the two lots ad
joining the cottage and grounds OF Robert Bage
Kerr and fronting Oh the Boulevard, by Arthur b.
W w Tompkins has begun cottage on his re-
Gently acquired lots at Forest-ave. and Finh-st;
the Hall Cottage in Madison-aye this season. has
bought of Professor John b. Thomas the cottage
in upper Madison-ave.. formerly the home OF Will
lam + Nelson and now occupied by {. E. Becker,
of New-York A. W. kenney, OF RoyatOn, VI, has
bought the two lots at Clfton-ave. and Fifth-st..
and Mrs William b. Leeds lot adjoining her cot
tage In Madison-ave.
Miss Walker, of Pittsbnrg gave iallyho party
Wednesday Among her guests were Mrs. r. ".
Ormiston Miss Ormiston. Mr. and Mrs. II. NJ. Den
ton and Mr. and Mrs. "a H. Brown. OF New York.
Miss sanford. OF New-York. entertained Edward
L. Morse the artist and Mrs. Morse. at dinner
M the lakewood Hotel on Thursday evening. Or.
paul T. Kimball entertained party OF friends at
dinner at the same hotel on Wednesday evening.
Miss Elizabeth Strong. the artist has returned
to her studio In Flfth-sL
The Rev DR. and Mrs. Thomas :. Hastlng. OF
NewYork are staying al the Laurel House
H. A Herbert Secretary Of the Navy, spent Sur
day at the Laurel-in-the- Pines
Charlie, F. Mayer president Of the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad is at the Lakewood Hotel. with
Mr. and Mrs Alexander Shaw. OF. Baltimore.
Recent arrivals at the I.aure.-in- Pines
Mrs Alfred Corning Clark. Edward B. Clark Robert