New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-28

OUTDOOR PAsIIMEa ~ FAVOR.
THE Go1,Lps HUNTING PARTIES MANY RESI-
DENTS GOING TO UrRoPE- ONE HOTEL CLOSES
rnR TIE SEASON LATE ARNIVA1.s.

| FOR THE SEASON LATE ARRIVALS.
Lakewood. y. J.. April p (specaD.-1he fine
! weather which prevailed all this week brought the
color of sprn; to grass and trees. The spring air
and sunshine made outdoor pleasures even more
| popular. The long run Of the Hunt CLUB last
! Saturday was by long odds the best this season
| The meet was at I'm Top, George j. Gonids cot
tage. and the drag laiI from Ar Gouds farm
! s;ragh;avay across country 80 Fd:ninsd1l'' N
| Monmouth County. Luncheon WAS served at the
| iuu 10. the riders, among WAom were Nj Gould
| and his guest. Richard Petcre. ~ New-fork. Mrs
| James CcnVcrse and Mrs l. Robbins followed 10
| the finish with the men. \ second rdn OF the cl"h
on Tuesday eliminated IN the pursuit of a Wild
| fox which was started Ly the dogs far to the
south Of the village. After long chase over boys
| ana through timber. the fox made good his escape.
An amusing incident OF this hunt Was the at
tempt on The part Of the whipper-ia 20 ford a
| stream which resulted IN man and horse swim
| ming Independently 20 TIE opposite bank.
| At the tournament FOR the Golf cup last saturday
| T. c. Cunningham won fho prize. \ party Of en-
thusiastc golfers now staying at th~ Laurel House
| includes samuel Mdfher and Colonel Horace +.
| Andrews Of Cleveland: Stanv ". Smith. OF I}os-
! ton. and William L. Trowbriiee. of Now-York.
| Wheeling continues favorite pastime. The
| Lakewood Bicycle club has instituted a subscrip-
ton raise a of money 20 assist the Road
| Commissioners in repairing the road 10 Point
| Pleasant always a favorite highway with the
| whee.llan. and which VIII not only make a fine
| bicycle path. but VII vastly improve the drive to
| tho sea.
| The departures for Europe this week and ar
rangemerts which have been made Tor sailing carly
in June indicate that an unusual number OF Lake
| wood cottacers will spend the summer abroad On
"Wednesday Sherwood b. Ferns Miss Ferris ana
| Miss Anna Ferris sailed spend four months Ia
! the south of France To-day Miss Beard sailed TO
| spend year IN study in PARIS. and next Wc1nes-
day. on the New-York. Nh and Mrs George j.
| Gould Their four children. Mrs Gouids mother
| Mrs KINGDOM. Miss Mabel Turnhuu. who has speAt
the winter with Mrs. Could and seven servants
| sail to remain abroad until August
| 4 week in which a certain amount Of social pleas
ure riyaied the all-pervading outdoor sports hid
| for it's chief incident pretty luncheon. given oy
| Mrs George J. Gould at IIiu Top on Wednesday.
| A profusion OF spring flowers lilies Of IN" N'l'f
and uinls formed the decoration 81 the table Anon
| Mrs Gou,ds guests Were her cousin Mrs .'i'"
| " Hamilton of NcW-York, Mrs. Henry ). Dawson
AIRS. Francis j. Freeman. Mrs l.. L. Harl."s
| Ms Iohu H. stewart. Mrs. James Converse, Mrs
| Jasper Lynch. Mrs. D. J.. schwartz and Mrs. king
| don. 49,,
Another pretty luncheon WAS given on IhufSl'S
| ny. Mrs. Francis p. Freeman at Edgemcie. pAH'
ais and lilies Of the valley gave the brightness OF
| enrine 10 the dning-room. After luncheon MIS-
| Towunan of New-York. sang delightfully."-. -"'',
t,roo,nan's guests were Mrs. Alexander Barrett anu
| Miss Rarrett Of Newport. Mrs. g. G. CuT,SS NJ
| kingdom Mrs T. l.. Harding Mrs Johh H. DIV"
ar, Miss A. w Kmhal and Miss Marsh
| op wednesday evening Mrs Freeman gave an ~
| i,vabla birthday party for her nephew S''''S
Greenfield Of staten Island a number oil fn'
Junior students OF Lakewood HaGhts "'hoo, "rl'
| asked 10 help 3ster GTttl-i''4' No''''
| caslon az E1semere. -
| Ms clarence G. Curtiss gave dinner for "A pity
~ ten q; hcr home IN Forost-ave. last Sd'''-">
| night. .
The Whist club met at tho Lag Wool ho'' Oh
Wednesday evening the guests Of NT. 7te'i!.
! Mrs. Alexander Barrett, of Nc"r,t s'N' d '.'''''
g., ~. Iaurel-in-the- Pines ", inr. 1ay Asn''
when her guests were Mrs H. T. h.m"ck ana vi
and Mrs r *. Gibbs. of New-i oI"' Mss h''''-'
an. Miss Alice W Kimbail.
John + Borne. Of Ncyy-Yorls cntertpinci party
Of friends AT dinner at the Laurel House ON Tues
Gay Meeting of the officers Of the CarafalJo
| on wednesday il was decided that the c!nD c2,iil,n
0i mis- year should be danced IN the pink ballroom
Of the Laurel-in-th Pines thc evening Of MAY ., ~
| addition 10 the executive" UH'ctlh; ~, ,,.,s -,
committee has been chosen from GluD III
arrangc the AFFAIR: Nj James W M9rry' . MTS
| f. g. Cunningham M!ss Elsie p"E'', 49,, Il,
and the Misses KIM. Alexander !. Noi"P'o'' j"
Another dance to follow although IN the nor re
! given at the Laurel lianse ne last week Of Una
lee c fS,l9Yin Re ao Ss'q 3a3d 81 eG S
,,h7s t"ason. sucecsson OF Lalls .lad cntert an
Ynens both private and under The direction % AZ
h oui9s While the date Of closing is few eays
in advance Of last year ne Hol.p - ~, g, -r,
gocs directly 20 the Bryn Mawr Hotel. which. WITH
rs proximity TO the Iadnor Hunt Gun ana A"' t''
! CIitkst cub IS a fashionable rcaort for fniia-
dephlans Ia ADDITION - taustao,o Icy,pe ,H
from the Quaker CIV Mr yd m%S - for June
| The house VIII open May s. Mr. Sierry ~ WIN
him 20 Bryn NaWr a lar3" share o, MS ~.
cInDloycs the remaining portion VIII 20 to NlFfa
! Hot Springs who're ne three hotels %'H DE oP'"
For he other hotels iherc - proiPrft OF an cH
ceent business for Nay %e&rY an o"e ,s
nxod by the pioneer house. the Laurel more IMAM a
'T ~, and Mrs Woodbury. c. Langdon. Of New
| York spent portion Oh ihe week ~ te IaHe"0"'
Hx-Iudrc Ellhu Root, Of New-Yo joined his
family at the Laurel -in.th Pines tbs %neX q.
among the recent arrivals a. the Iauroi IIous"
MS William Bassc sad her , son T9e E1jse'
Among n" 2te arry@19 o at i Mr. 66 '2od o'l
otci SV NJ NJ g Kiiirkand Mrs H. Vs. palmer
simpson. Asa Wynkoop Mr. ana MTs. James ahGy-
9nd Mrq , A. sey g55 I,S Nri noScm l-r &Is
4 Oppenhelm. Mss opPenhem Miss seymour S ana
Mcintosh and .;i. George Alexander McKinlocn. Of
The following are registered a. ihe Laure lion.c'
NJ and Mrs " II. stewart william G fI9naga ln,,
Mrs. VI. y. FLANAGAN NJ and Mrs; H. emu i''
Wendt. Miss q. Andrews, 'Mls8 T. " 49,. -
M and Mrs e. -. Armstrong. Miss Nah. ~ TN
sTGns AM, Mr Ghag5s Nso ho<i s KS Lookwoo
| 4 FletcLer Miss Fletcher. Miss ohrisiy, u. "
Ts ompson. Mr. and %is Il N Denton, Pr , anil
Mrs. ( + IIaloch, Miss Madge Carson, Miss ,"f
Davis. M!s5 SeIciI g. II. valiant Ms j. G!icott
Knlnes \ palmcr Dudley. In. J. h;"H lT1u', ~
ard Il Ueycrick Miss Uovcrick }: J. HtSha%"h'
Mss Florence Hasn1ser. Nj. aud Mrs J. H. Drum
mond Miss Drmnmcnd r. y. lyon Mrs, !; a.
C'aIdwoV and Harold caldwell. OF New ofE' Alis.
r Jenkins Mss JsaAln. and W iIon .c 4sTh n
cIudlr~ He, ia,1i, . Skirn, Miss Emile carl. Miss
Coleman, OF Trenton, and benjamin Richard''n'
Late arrivals at the Laurel -the-Plnes inc.ude
Judge Thomas Allison ana ME- AnnS Syti i r a..
GaylorG. irving Gaylord MIS-. Joseph KInapp. PR
aud Mrs Theodme K. Gibbs, Mrs. q H.: La hAi ~
owef Ms Ms Jonn II c4s% Mls Aa' II o Ro.
ley. Miss Amcie Ripley Mr. ana Mrs y = kGaP31.
NJ ana Mrs LsdYar4 III a5 mr. MT ana @H NJ calr
Holt Mrs Francis Rowmen. Miss B"atrlc' bowman
Mr. and Mrs Louis C. Clark j. 6 1870 'i, Nie.,-
IL. LII. IL. 1.