New-York tribune., 1896-05-10
NAY DAYS AT LAKEWOOD.
MANY VISITORS STILL AT THE PINE
WOODS RESORT
ANNUAL MEETING OF THE NEw-JERsEY PHAR.
MACEUTICAL AssoCIATIoN-soC1AL FEAT
UREs OF THE wEEK-LATE AR
RIVALS AT THE HOTELS.

URES OF THE WEEK-LATE AR
RIVALS AT THE HOTELS.
Lakewood. ~ j.. May CSpeclaD.--Lakewood was
favored with good weather this week and the
village was at its best for the visit OF the New
Jersey Pharmaceutical Association, which held IT'S
twenty sixth annual meeting at the Laurel-n-the-
Pines on Wednesday and Thursday. large num-
Der Of delegates from different parts or the
State to attend the sessions and to enjoy the
pleasures which the local committee-W. j. Har-
rison. c. A. Bye and Carlton R. Priest-had ar
ranged for them. Many of the delegates brought
with them their wives and daughters and all de-
parted Thursday afternoon unanimous in their
praise OF Lakewood
The first meeting on Wednesday morning was
opened with prayer by the Rev. DR.. Alfred H.
Dashiell after which the address OF welcome was
delivered by Dr. Isaac Hull Platt. with response
by the president Of the association. Charles F.
Dare OF Bridgeton. Reports Of officers for the
last year were then read. including that OF Mr..
Dare that OF the secretary, William c. Alpers. OF
Bayonne, and the financial report by the treas
urer George T. Fitzgeorge. Of Trenton The after
noon session given 20 the reading OF scientific
papers and discussions Three interesting papers
we're read, the first by D. L. Cameron. OF Brook
lyn who delegate from the Kings County
Pharmaceutical Association to this meeting. his
subject was "A Ready Method for the Detection or
Acetanilid when Used an Adulterant OF Phenace-
one on Syrup OF Hypophosphtes," read by II. j.
Iohmann OF Jersey City. Mr. Lohmann also read
a paper on 'Podophyllin," which aroused warm
discussion compelling Mr.. Lohmann to virtually
deliver a lecture in substantaton Of the facts set
forth by him. While the men were busy with this
meeting. the women were taken for long drive
through the pines and to the various points OF IN
terest near the village The twenty-sixth annual
ba nquet OF the association served in the main
dinng-room at o'clock. Covers were laid for 10
persons Dancing and music followed until a late
hour On Thursday morning the final business
meeting held. and the following officers elected
for the ensuing year: President, H. O. Ryerson. OF
Newton; first vice-president, c. p Smith. Of New
ark: second vice-presdent, Charles A. Bye. of
Lakewood; secretary, George T. Fftzgeorge of Tren
ton: treasurer, James c. Field, OF Somervllle The
Executive Committee Of the association Is composed
Of Charles HolZhauer Of Newark: Eugene Har-
nett. OF Jersey City; A. S. Elwell. OF Bridgeton
and James Foulke of Jersey City After passing
resolutions OF thanks, the meeting adjourned Tho
meeting next year will be held at Princeton. I'm
mediately upon the adjournment OF the meeting tho
entire company driven TO Hyers Wood for a
picnic. Outdoor games were played and luncheon
was served before the time to return for the after
noon train.
Among those in attendance were George j. Sea-
bury and Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Sangston, of New
York. c. Manning OF Bound Brook; j. Foulke Miss
NJ. Stewart and Mr.. and Mrs. George II. White. Mr.
and Mrs W. r. Laird. George Phillips. Eugene
Hartnett and the Misses Hartnett, Of Jersey City,
j. H. Rosell and w. B. Dyer. of Freehold; II. J.
Jordan. of Guttenburg: A Drescher. H. NJ Porter.
A. NJ Lennett, s. b. Towney. Mr.. and Mrs. C. W.
Menk Mr. and Mrs. c. Holzhauer ard C. p. Smith.
Of Newark; DR.. J. j. Flynn Of Mount Holly; II. II.
Deakyne Of Atlantic City; Mr.. and Mrs. j. o.
Wheaton, Of Millvil.e; F. II. Slater. o: Matawan;
w. g. Reed, OF North Long Branch; Mr.. and Mrs.
Antonides of ManasQuan r. b. Gable. Of Hacken-
SACK Mr.. and Mrs. Muchmore OF East Hampton;
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Peiner. DR.. William p. De Forest,
Miss l. L. De Forest, Mr. and Mrs. ID. l.. Cameron,
Mr.. and Mrs. W. p. Ritchey. Mrs H A. Jacques
and H. r. Hough, of Brooklyn; James Oakes and
George H. Hornins. OF Elizabeth: William II. Davis,
Of Eas, Orange; Mr.. and Mrs C. A. Mnton. Of Red
Bank; Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Thompson. OF Arlington;
T. c. Mason OF Long Branch: George T. Fftzgeorge,
of Trenton; Mr.. and Mrs J. c. Field, OF Somerve;
H. O. Ryerson of Newton; Mr.. and Mrs. William T.
Brown. OF Madison; Miss Priest and c. r. Priest, Of
Princeton: Mr.. and Mrs. w. c. Alpers. OF Bayonne;
Mr.. and Mrs. G. W. Parison and Miss l. p. Tice. Of
Perth Amboy; Mr.. and Mrs. G. II. Whipple A. S.
Elwell, II. A. Jordan. and Mr.. and Mrs. Charles +.
Dare, of Bridgeton, and Mr.. and Mrs. H. J. Lohman,
OF Jersey City.
pretty social affair at the Laurel the Pines
was the cotillon given by the Fortnightly Dancing
Glass on Friday evening The dance was the hna M
Mrs. James w. Morey early in the winter. The
Miss Josephine Eastwick. of New-orleans. Among
the young people who danced were Harold Curtiss
Mrs. Keen; John W. Howell and Miss Ropes, Fred
erick Starr and Miss Lila Bradbury, Victor stock
and Miss cornelia schwartz, Edward Chicas and
Mss Bessie Leeds M Hutchnson n ossS and Mss
souie, Mr.. Morey and Miss Anna Ferris, Walter
and Miss Matte Noble.
Mrs William B. Leeds gave luncheon for Mrs.
upper Madison-ave., on Thursday. The guests were
Mrs. D. L. schwartz. Miss Marguerite Glover Miss
tzo "a hall EnntH and ftCe ado
Miss Crocker entertained small company at the
studio Friday to NEE; William II. Whitmore. the
FIVE & years r stay S a, penSancs nee and Mrs & WhitmOr.
June and July Miss Thalon. OF brooklyn. who Is
Noo this studies OF fruit
ON Tuesday, night at the Country Club Mr. and
their guest Mrs. Harlan Candy. OF Chicago.
Gsnf at "na 1csht Of . % s Ha1 sn as
An important real estate Transaction recently e.
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on on the Boulevard overlooking Lake Carasaljo, Or.
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on wednesday Singing S 70 mem nte Se
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those Of q fine cottage of prick and white terra
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bright for the summer months.
Announcement Is made of the closing OF the Lau-
rel-in- thePines May a.
among Among the arrivals are Professor Charles r.
Mrs Cross and c. r. Cross jr.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Denny. Mrs. Francis A.
Dugro. the wife OF Judge Dugro. and the Misses
Tya aax r the eaughers OF Judge Truax are late ar
A. the Laurel House. where the season continues
until June outdoor pastimes and morning concerts
are the amusements OF the guests.
Late arrivals at the Laurel House from New
York include Mr.. and Mrs J. p. ,Magovern, J. r.
Magoyern. Mr., and Mrs: W. p. searies, Mr.. and
Mrs. w p OConnor. Mr.. and Mrs. J. W. John
SON. Thomas P. Wood. Mrs. B. silverton. Mr. and
Mrs Theodore Schmalleoz Henry A. Heiser. James
Parmeee A. A. Curtis. Fl. A. Palmer Miss L. v
Andrews, J. p. Thomas William T. Inglis and
Harry L. Chisholm.
Among the late New-York arrivals Mt the Laurel
in-the- Pines Mr.. and Mrs w p Knapp. Mr..
and Mrs T. w. Packard. Lewis NJ. Norwood, Dr..
j. NJ f. Wetmore Miss Bradley, DR.. Rounds T. F.
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