New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-04-05
.ruE WEEK AT LAKEWOOD.
v,Sy EASTER VISITORS FROM THE
CITIES.
..-nooe SPORTS AND INDOOR ENTERTAINMENTS
CHASE OF LIVE FOX-LATE AR


RIVALS AT THE HOTELS.
,,orood ~ j.. April 4 tSpecaD.-A Clear Easter
aay s the one thing wished for now by hotel
agsrs and Lakewood people generally The
na"ae .ro here in round numbers. and to-day's ar
PeVpr onucI the most crowded days in the past
IVA" rould a clear day tomorrow serve to
No' ,norouchly successful Lententide but would
e"s ausniciously the later spring season, when
op ~ said TO begin with Easter.
"S' ne hes received even more attention than usual
"on .he last few days. A meeting Of the Board OF
que &c NJ the Lakewood Golf Club was held at
soroe Of the president. Robert Bage Kerr on
lne . ,iqht when the Laurel-n-the-P Pines cups.
49, sre 10 be played for in the spring tourha-
~ an Apri Is. II and is, were formally accepted
ne"' or,ests OF the tournament will be match play
I'm holes. and eighteen-hole hahoicap al
us ,l.v both open TO all members or the united
NJ. cof Association. The club will give medai
eua''s nrize in each contest, and an extra medal
a. ,ss, scratch score in the handicap. Joseph
!0' ' a, c,ssrded by the club members as strong
Lyhc" ,be coming contest. Notwithstanding his
p"H s.. " H. Sands on Wednesday. when Sands
oe'ea. .,ir,y-six hole match by four up and three
bear In a .oursome last Saturday MIR. Lynch
~ Iohn Hunter Sedgwick won from DR.. Paul
anu n - o,d Miss Strong. Another foursome for
l. ..o,,aa ny W Butter Duncan was won by
n Wy hartman and Mrs. w. II. Sands. who
go asa,ns, W. H. Sands and Mrs. Lester Le-
~ ,,here we're two matches nor cups given by
.a,;dusIs aside from the Converse cup. this week
ra~son,e Yesterday for cup offered by Clarence
49, ,,i,cheu and another to-day for cup given by
hai - ri,ein Recent arrivals ct the Laurel
" 49, t,,rss 10 pay on Lakewood links are H. *.
nr..ns,. ~ the Albany County Club; Z. NJ Green.
., 49, and Mr. and Mrs. II. W. McViokar. OF
New-York -.
rhs ngeon shooting tor the cup presented by
c.,,ce ! Gould and Dwigh; NJ Harris took place
Hunt. a,,1 i'rn
C,rh las, Saturday morning. Three matches pre-
,ss the contest for the cup. which was won by
N Could Brokaw. Of the Cartaret. Larchmont and
r1.,o Cubs A. T. Camacks, Of New York. was
he referee
The Hunt Club had fine weather las. Saturday for
. lang run that brought a vast crowd OF people TO
-, meet at the Laurel-n-the Pines. Several spills
marked the run which finished al Benefits Farm.
veil toward Freehold. Tuesdays run was an exciting
o,s after live fox. The meet was al the club
kennels and drawn in n wood near Green
VILE The dogs set fast pace through timber ana
across farms, compelling the hunters 10 swim
stream twice in the pursuit of the fox. which finally
escaped in a swamp near Herbertsville. The meet
Thursday was at New-Prospect, and this run was
alan over stiff country. with fences and difficult
doubles in rapid succession. Mrs. L. Robbins wal
ker who has followed nearly every day since the
season opened experienced her first fall but quickly
remoun;ed and rode TO the finish near the Freehold
road.
Social affairs among cottagers include the dinners
riysn BY Mrs Jasper Lynch at Lyrhurst on Sunday
ard Wednesday evenings On Sunday night the
guests we're Mr.. and Mrs Daniel Paine Griswold, MT
and Mrs Clarence c. Curtiss, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Hunter sedgwick. Mrs Washington Durbrow. of East
Orange who is visiting Mrs. Lynch, and Walter
Nettleton Mrs. Lynch's guests on Wednesday even
Ing were Mr. and Mrs. Griswold Mr.. and Mrs.
Dwight NJ Harris, Mr.. and Mrs. Sedgwick Mr.
and Mrs Clarence Blair Mitchell. Mrs. Kingdom.
Mrs Durbrow, Rober; Bage Kerr and Paul I.
kimball.
Last Saturday afternoon Mrs Kingdom gave tea
for the followers OF the hounds upon the return from
the run al Hilltop. George j. Goulds cottege.
Miss Croker gave a coffee party for young people
a, her studio this afternoon. Miss Mcclellan as
sisted Miss Croker. who also asked numoer Oh
young ma:rons 10 assist her as hos'esses' MISS
Elizabeth Root Miss Leeds and Miss Cornelia
Schwartz served cakes and coffee
Mrs. James Converse gave tea this AFTERNOON al
her home in Foresi-aye. for the young women ana
their partners who dance in the leap year CO.
tllon Easter Monday night
meeting TO arrange the details OF the dance "ds
held at Mrs. Converse's on Tuesday afternoon IL IL
Intended that the spirit Of leap year shall be en-
soded In the affair as far as posT1or budns mas
been given by Captain A. NJ Bradshaw Tor the oc,
son Miss Agnes Heen Das o %,s ssai the ohar
The Laurel House orchestra viii furnish tne muse
and the chef OF the same hotel Is 10 superinteho 'e
Nr and Mrs Francis p Freeman returned 10
Egemere Monday from their s0Isnesn nv ,rp CANS
erganized by Mrs. freeman was held. over Soo gar
nents completed show the ntefes. ava for the
children Of fresh air homes A meeting VIII De
he'd in May for the distf5ntOn A. this last miss Miss
cdy who win give recital T On A %a,e rs VIII play
Announcements for Easter week INCLUDE that OF a
dramatic and dialect recital by Mrs. Waldo Rchards
the ON Home Fund
TIE spring season has brought the usual return OF
tan, Involvement made so far this season is at West
End where George F.. Smith ana Charles 4. re
completion Of the Lane property. The large Colo,
nal house i be finished and they nave I nc. s.,
park surrounding the house The ReS Pnihp ~.
Prescott Of Washingon VINO owns tine no.3ie the
cottage occupied by George j. Gould. visited Lake,
wood this week to consult a builder OF lnke"31o 100
Dwisk l. Moody addressed union meeting Of
ne conersgatons Of the different churches In the
Prs Presbyterian Church on THURSDAY evening.
I'll. The Easter music at the three large hotels mas re-
esIea the careful attention OF the managers. -.
o ina D. stockly has house party on rrieha A a.
Csaaaur for the Easter holidays includnss As%
g'1h Curtis and John Lockman In the absence
= curtss Is doing the honors as hostess Tor her
Bishop Vincent. Of Chautauqus is at the Laurel
lanes L Waterbury. president Of the Manhattan ;,n
trust Company. Is at the Laurel pines Win
Ms Waterbury and the Misses Waterbury.
brander Matthews, the author. Is staying at the
Lakewood Hotel with Mrs Matthews
:. Late arrivals the Laurel House from New
York include Mr.. and Mrs William Flanagan. DE
Witt c. Flanagan. James Flanagan. Mrs A Alley
Bonner. X. A. Bonner. Gr!swod A. Thompson, J.
Z: PARK. William 7. Inglis. Mrs. Gustavus Schwab.
w. LAnnan Bull. Jr.. Miss Mabel clyde. Mrs..
George Walton Green Mr.. and Mrs. Bleecker Van
WAGNER. Robert NJ Outwater. Mr.. and Mrs g.
a. Suter. the Rev. DR. and Mrs Thomas 8. Hast
ngs. Rowe Bacon. Miss Miller. Mr and Mrs.
Thomas Young lr.. DIR: Richard H. Derby. John j.
fleming Howard Clarkson. Miss s. r. Matthews,
Mrs r. c. Lyon. w. p. OConnor. Miss V. O,Con-
nor. Mrs r. g. Potter. the Misses Potter IT, "A.
SNewcome. NJ. v. Dunno. jeremiah = Robinson
flss Carey. \: o. Haddick. Miss Whittier. MISS g
!" Garrison. Mrs. p II. Derby. George II. Preston
~ waterbury. {. H. Alexander, Charles MacKae'
a. E: Hollsisr and toe pex Ir De Lancey ToMn-