New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-07
JFNTEN DAYS AT LAKEWOOD
ALI, THE HOTELS WELL FILLED WITH
GUESTS
GOLF AID HuNTGNG-A Successful MUSICALE
ARRANGING EASTER SERvICEs-DTNNERs AND
prCl-Nr ARRIVALS

GOLF AND HuNTGNG-A Successful MUSICALE
ARRANGING EASTER SERvcEs-DTNNERs AND
INDOOR ADJUSTMENTS RECENT ARRIVALS.
lakewood. y J.. April CSpeciaD. While It is
true that the crowded Ienten season has Ieft less
+, DO in the way ~ preparing for Easter guests
everything Is IN readiness 10 accommodate even more
naople than have made Iakewoois season sue
.o during the lat Few .eks The excellent book
,u. Al the Laurel House and Observation-Disclosures
would seem - Justify the old,ime rule OF Judging
tho snrng season 10y the day preceding Easter sun
d,y The other hotels share this bright prospect
Tor a good business.
outdoor pastimes at Lakewood constantly become
moro widely known. Enthusiastic golfer rom
Canadian AMI American c'uoS nave pt@''e" "''
Lakewood links. which will be the scene OF con-
co., arou. club members and season subscribers
"a, a, Gun presented the club by the president
Robert Bage Kerr. and James Converse besh-
ming to-day play for the cup Will be continuel 3aCh
sturdy untu May Is The winner OF ~" trophy
viii retain It in his possession for one week uht'l
IA. final day. when q will become the property ~
~. rl,v,r winning the greatest number of times.
N.xt Saturday a handicap tournament for members
and season subscribers viii be played Prizes Will
b.. awarded winners in singles ana ioutsoneS'
with a prize 20 the player who shall make the oeS'
score irrespective OF handicap.
4 Marty OF golfers at the Laure-in- ihe-Plnes TINS
,o.ll inclil.s Miss Lawrence. the daughter Of
RIshon Lawrence OF Massachusetts,. and her friend
Miss Davis. George H. Lyman and Thomas Ne'son'
~ Roston: Miss Van Boskerck and William Blood
good. OF New-Nork
Tn. success OF the Lakewood Hunt Club which
nr,mi,.s T., become a country club in the near fut-
ure is assured only by the frequent runs OF the
last few weeks but also by the election OF the foi-
looin, officers AT a meeting held az the Laurel
House on Tuesday evening President. Arthur Is
Cllflin: vce-presIent. George j. Gould; NJ. +. H.
Or g. L. Ilnd.cy. James Converse clarence t.
Mitchell Jaspcr Lynch and Robert Bage Kerr form
rho BOARD of Governors committees were APP
pointed on bylaws and other essential matters per
tanning TO the club with particular reference 10 the
selection of a itc-preferaby farm near Lake
wood which 1t may be possible for the cup u
l,sc ot once for outdoor pastimes and the erection
of , clubhouse. stables and kennels. The North
carolina hounds vii! be retained throughout TINS
season The a,lvisabty OF obtaining pack from
England Is under consideration. Several good
hunters nil trained the rough riding OF fences ana
Tickets have been brought down by the c.uD mem
bcrs An important feature OF the clubs success
ia IN, pcrfcct readiness the part % the farmers
in the nelghborhood permit the crossing OF their
Land.
I'm addition to other open-air pastimes "A bieyee
main is under consideration. which viii be appre-
cl,ted by the devotees of wheeling.
The concert at the Observation-Disclosures on Friday
evening was one Of the successful musical en-
teTtdinmputS OF tnS s'iNon MISS f'iHlnh iH"''"'
ana George l.. Moore. the Tenor sang Mile. Giida
Ruta pianist TO the Royal Court Of Italy. and
Raphacl Dlaz Abertini the Cuban vioinist played
Mrs ole Bull was the accompanies.
For Easter sunday the churches are preparing
elaborate services OF music. Mr.. P.umer has also
arranged a fine programme OF appropriate music
for the concert In the evening the Laurel House
An interesting sale of etchings. china ana water
colors was held at the Lake God Hotel by the Dec
oratiye Art League OF Philadelphia beginning yes
tcrday and continuing until this afternoon
\ successful Lenten sale was held on thursday
afternoon the large room at the right OF the en-
trance 10 the Times and Journal Building, the
use OF which apartment Captain A. Nj. bradshaw
gave the Womens Aid Society OF the Baptist
CHURCH. Among the members who labored IN
hehalf of the sale were Mrs n. p. Brooks Mrs. :.
NJ Iveson Mrs. Park Hill, Mrs. X. t. Robbins and
Mrs Charles Petit.
Mrs James W. Morey was at home to her Lake
wood friends at Aloha on Thursday afternoon.
The Whist club will meet at the Lakewood Hotel
tonight with Or Paul T. kimba as the host
AIR and Mrs. Francis T. Freeman nave returned
from their southern trip. and VIII entertain the
Fortnightly Whist club AT Edgemere next tuesday
evening ,..., -, ,,t,,,a,, c....,.-
tr Of Ncw-York entertained Mr.. and Mrs. Lor-
jIlard Spencer. of Newport AT dinner AT the Lake
WOOD Hotel on Saturday night
Nr and Mrs j. b. Dickson, or New-fork, gave a
,oiiv.ho party and luncheon TO Toms River for
narty of friends Sunday. Another party from
The lakewood Hotel this week was led by s. c. T. |
Dodd OF NewYork.
Dr. G. l. Iindey has completed his course of
lectures on First Aid 70 the injured On Thurs