New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-17
LAKEWOOD HOTELS FULL.
4 LARGE NUMBER OF GUESTS SPENDING
THEfLENTEN SEASON THERE.
Musical. ENTERTAINMENTS. DINNERS. WHIST
RIDING AND BICYCLING AMONG THE PLEAS

House,
its old-time popularity through this year has been
! fllcd to the utmost limit ali this week with every
available brought into requisiton to accom-
rnolate o-night's arrivals. The other hotels tur-
nlsh full share Of this evidence OF LaAe"oon
! popularity as n Lenten resort. 1t has been the
! custom for the hotel managers to base their eX-
pectations for the spring months upon the days
preceding Easter and the excellent business of the
/ last two weeks Is regarded with satisfaction by
/ them.
The entertainments at the hotels this week have
furnished much admirable music with the promise
Of more TO follow within few days. An enthusi-
astlr and appreciative audience greeted Ferdinand
Slnzlg the pianist, at the Laurel1n- the-Pines on
! 81 turday afternoon a programme OF ten numbers
was delightfully."- interpreted. including selections
from Beethoven Chopin and Schumann second
recital this in cola boration with Victor Herbert,
will DO given at the Lakewood Hotel on Marcn =.
From the Laurel House comes the announcement FOR
"A fine concert on the night OF March % SololStS
/ who have already been secured Include Nine Emma
| Earle TAFT soprano, and William +. Tasker, jr.
tenor.
on Friday night the University Of Pennsylvania
Glee and Banjo clubs gave an eEtertainment at the
/ Lakewood Hotel. The specllties with particular
reference TO the footDali triumphs Of Pennsylvania
last season which added to the programme
OF glees solos and quarte;s made pleasing in
novation in students entertainments this season.
\ dance for the COLLEGE men aud their friends fol-
lowed the music. with buffet supper served ut
midnight
The music OF the Hungarian trio. pIaiist. violin
ist and celst. forming part OF the orchestra at
the Lakewood iote! has elected favorable com
mont from guests and freqienters 81 that house.
\ sual! company OF cottaRers and other friends
Of Professor and Nine. John Is. MI;er-Thomas were
aekci 10y them T. Informal musicale at their
home IN Upper HaiisOn-av- on SUNDAY evening.
Nine Thomas herself fine pianist rad as her
guest Navrr Scha-wcnka. The pianist and composer
who played selections ~ his own compositions. r r
dinand Snzg and tho hostess also played. Among
th' guests were rrof-s7or ana Mrs James W
Morcy. Mr. and Mrs Edward Z. Morse Mr.. and
Mrs.. james C,nyers". Miss Harrington. Of Lake
wood and SIR. AID Mrs. II. " Rolln OF Phade.-
rh1.
rare pleasure 'nicod to Lakewood cottagers
ami guests WAS George n SMILES exhibition OF
wat"r-coors AT tn F.fth-st. studio this week. Mr.
Smile brought from town nalf hundred examples
% landscapes IN this charming medium. including
"uiicf from LAX" Ge0rsa. Mount D-sert and bar
Harhor Several Delightful bits col; Coruocticut by
ways wcr. shown Together with number Of clever
sketches in black ami white. \ halfAozcn AJwer
studies were contributed by Mr.. Smile
The Tor,n.ghtly Whist cub net AT the Laurel
ln-thc-pncs with Mr.. Porter a. host, on Monday
evening Inc large draw!u-;-room was retained for
the PAYERS. for wcom supper served later IN
The cvcuirr Nss \ " klmbaN WAS chosen a
member n he club a. this meeting. az which Tho
w mh"rs took aston TO say farewell 90 the found
cis and reorganizers 81 tho club Nj and Mrs
Francs + Freeman who left Lakewood on Tu,s-
day nr Jckyl Island Among the club members
present wcrr Mis- Chtiendcn. Of Brooklyn: Mr. and
Ms F. :. Smithcrs and r. Robbins Walker. OF
Ns.v-Y ork: Mr.. and Mrs Frederic Story. Mr.. and
Mrs G. G. CNrtiss and Mr. and Mrs. F. q. Gun
bingham
Tho mons whist club me' NJ the Lakewood Hotel
Lest night 1nen James Converse the host
vs.. A Castle 81 New York. entertained a party at
whs' 90 t"e cnrlroon Of the Laurel House on
Tnu~eday evening
Mrs Maria Huntington E,wel delivered the first
OF the midday lectures at the Lakewood Hotel on
Tuesday. her subject being Lowell as lie is
Known BY His Letters"
\ charming display OF pretty costumes worn by
pretty women and patriotic decorations marked
the Colonial kettleirum held this afternoon In the
parish house Of All Saints Memorial Church by
th. Womcns AI Society.
The golf enthusiasts are not deferred by ordinary
weather. new aspirant for honors among Lake
wood golfers is George F. Crane. OF New-York
The DRAG hunt from the Laurel the Pines on /
Monday afternoon. in which number OF cottagers
and guests participated. is the forerunner OF the /
runs of a regularly organized hunt club. Or. c. l.. |
Lndley. by whom the hunt OF Monday |
planned has secured pack Of good hounds and |
IS foremost In the Interest OF the new club.
The large room over the electric light works, |
which formerly used a gymnasium for the
original Carasazo Club. has been secured Tor a
bicycle track Among the patrons o. the
track are Mr. and Mrs. George IL. Holt and Isaac
\. Smith. OF New York
Driving Is ever In favor. and the tally-ho parties
to Toms River part OF every fine day. This
week the Misses Keveney. OF Ncw-York took ont
n party OF friends on the Lakewood Hotel brake
including Mrs. Pho Echevcrria. Mr. and Mrs
Bramhan Gilbert and Mrs Henry l.. Horton. also
OF New York.
The Boston Decorative Art Society held two
days sale in charge OF Mrs. y II. Adams and Miss
r NJ smith at the Laurel -n-the-Pines on Thursday
At The Lakewood Hotel on Monday evening Mr.
and Mrs W T. Parsons. OF New, York, gave a din
month with Mr. and Mrs. Parsons Another dinner
Miller OF cincinnati for MIR and Mrs. H. G Weir
of 70 y -9 soso on Tgssday y eyen ing ..
tage owned by the Misses Dickinson, at Lexington
Merrill Edwards Gates president, Of the Amherst
College is at the Lakewood Hotel
Mrs Don NJ Dickinson, OF Detroit is staying at
General lose Manuel Hernandez and his son.
House from New-York. Governor ID. Russell Brown,
OF Rhode Island. and Mrs. Brown also among
Recent arrivals at the Lakewood Hotel include
! Rat M Hicks Mr. and Mrs George H. Holt Mr..
Mcleod. Mrs Frank r Wall Miss wall, James
p + s bow wa h F Pss. Miss Mr. a and
Isidor Wormser, Mrs Jesse sesman, Mr. and Mrs,
M aa MIS- Mis- Frederic Edsg Mr. Mrs and
Mrs John II. Taylor, Mr. and Mrs Henry WE'LL
man. Miss Henderson. Mr.. and Mrs James
Gregory, Or and Mrs. Dwight Smith, Mr. and Mrs
Charles Gulden. Mr. and Mrs. r; G. Osterhout.
Mr.. and Mrs j. a. Purdy. Miss Ellen Harris Mrs
John a. Linherr, Miss Mary Linherr. Miss G. Lin
herr. Mr. and Mrs $. II. Watts Mr.. and Mrs. L.
Iaros. Mr. and Mrs. J. NJ. Jaros Mrs James Crom-
well Stephen Little. George f. Little and Charles
Stewart Smith, OF NSw York. Henry T. Brookman
Mr.. and Mrs +. Campbell. Mr. and Mrs B "A
Iyrel, Mrs NJ. T. plummrr, II. II. Kennedy and
Bernard Freeman, Of Brooklyn. Miss Elizabeth
and Mrs J. X. Osborne and Mrs. Stratford, OF
Toronto, Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Ballantlne. Mr. and
Mrs. J. w. Morrell. Mr. and Mrs. j. NJ Foote Mrs
H. A Brown and Miss Wilgus. of Newark; MIR
and MS Clayton McMichael OF Philadelphia: and
Captain Charles Winter and Mrs. Winter OF Boz
gotta, Colombia.
THE WEEK ~ BALTIMORE SOCIETY,"