New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-01

A GAY WEEK AT LAKEWOOD
CROSS COUNTRY RIDING AND GOLF.
u,xv VISITORS REMAIN OVER AFTER THE HoLI-
DAY-PRIvATE AID PUBLIC ENTERTAIN
MENTS-LATE ARRIVALS AT
TIE HOTELS.

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toms Birthday will I'll bright page IN this season
history Not IT. any former year has the weather
been finer on that day nor have more briah' pdIis
than those Of Satur lay night been Known W 'le
almost Unprecedented crowd of guests many SUN
rorain attracted by the outside pleasures
or all the pasimes which this village III 'he Pi'cS
affords none is popular than the drag hunting
which was introduced by DR.. c. L. Lndley last year
At a hunt breakfast given by Mrs. clarence d.
Mitchell at Woldcr)ft previous to SATURDAY meet
tho hunting friends of Dr. Lindey presented 10 MN
a silver hunting horn. appropriately hScr'"e'' "
flask and sandwich case Of silver. and "A rlHhs "HP
mounted with the same metal. The preSeht''""
enoech was made by James Converse. The guests
At the breakfast included Colonel and Mrs td"a'n
MorroI Of Philadelphia J. Howard Lewis mds,,'
~ tho Rose Tree Hunt. o. Media Penn l.. ~
Nichols master of the Richmond County Houhns'
! W. Colt, OF the Genesce Valley hunt iowa"
Wulets Mr. and Mrs. + Robbins Walker J.. Iro"-
hri,co Martin II HAYDEN Sands. F. J. Harris Miss
Whiting Miss Jos ,phne Sands. Of New YORK; MT
and Mrs Arthur g. Clanin. Mr. and Mrs James
Converse ana George J. Could. The air was heo"
and somewhat sharp but large field OF r'e'' io'-
| lowed the Bethel run The nlmber of spectator !"
! carriages at the meet at the Laurel House ana ~
| the finish exceeded anything ever seen on io'"'V'
| holidays. ,,.
Golf retains every bit of its popularity ana eo"''S
from other clubs express themselves delt VIZ
the Lakewood links when play is Impossible Oh "r"
|
courlcv Of the Bausrol Club, made his initia' APP
| n..,o,co In a match in this country and played
| hrilliant came beating Willie Norton. OF the LAW
wood club by one hole. attracted large crown ~
onIoojlors 10 watch the play OF the S'otchira"
return game will be played at the Baitusro' ''u''
! March II or q. Bcsdes the match ne'"'e" Wv
professionals the club members continued the CON
! test for the Converse Cup. which was won ny w a.
| Wheelocl Of New-York guest at the l-aure'-h-
,hc-pines with 2 net score Of y and hairi'ap 90
so .aspor Lynch the champion OF the '''"'N"0
club is soor 20 make extended tour 81 IN" west
looking after his land interests there. lie WI" r.
turn in tine FOR the spring tournament when mas
been fixed for April &c. l. and Is. whom the l'a"r'n
| the-Pincs cup will he played fer. In addition 10
this tronhv the club will offer two silver cups ana
rod and silver medals
An interesting inc.dent Of the week was the we'd
ding Of Mrs Lillian F.. schultz, the daufh'rr o'
Mr. and Mrs ". Waldron Miller. OF New-York' to
| Robert Leslie Mofett o: New-York formerly OF
| Minneapolis in the First Presbyterian Church o"
Wednesday afternoon at o'clock. Mr. ana Mrs
| Miller and Mrs. Schultz had been guests al the
Laurel House for several weeks. and private cars
attached to the afternoon train from Newt oIA
brough, down the company Of wedding guests. who
were driven to the hotel and from there to the
church. The Rev DR.. Charles II. Mcclellan. pastor
of the church. performed the ceremony. There
were no bridesmaids Mr.. and Mrs. MoFeit re-
maincd at the Laurel-in-t he-Pines until thursday
afternoon when they left here for Old Point COM
fort and Richmond In June they VIII SAL Tor an eN-
tended tour of Europe.
Mr. and Mrs Nelson J. Waterbury. Of New
York arrived this week to occupy their ne" cot
tage in Seventh-st.
An audience OF appreciative music lovers greeted
Miss Fora G.. Horlocker and William Il. Howahd
at the song recital In the Laurel ilo"e MUSIC
room on Tuesday evening.
pretty social affair this week was the spanish
coffee party given by Miss Croker a; the studio
on Friday afternoon. Spanish man'ilas we're "o''.
by the guests. who were asked 10 drink coHee an"
eat bene cakes and the light music OF mandoilns
and guitars made charming effect OF TINS pct
uresaue country. Among the guests were MISS
Churchill. Of Portland. Me, and Mrs EDWARD
Tobev OF Brooklyn who visiting Miss Croker
the Misses Dashiell, the Misses Davis the Misses
| King Miss Mcclellan. the Misses East"ck. MISS
Laura X imbal. the Misses Ferris. Miss BurreiI' OF
New-York; Miss Hehiehnger. Of Minneapolis ana
Mrs Shelton, of Brooklyn.
Mrs. Henry : simons entertained small com
pany 81 friends at tea on Wednesday afternoon
| at her home. IN Secoad-s;. To meet MIS- IRAN"
| Walton Tompkns Of Newark
The Girls Missionary Society OF the First Pres
bytcrian Church held successful brthday Tea
In the Sunday -school room OF the church on TUES
| day afternoon. Miss Davis and Miss Laura KIM
bell served tea and Miss Mcclellan and Mss
| Katharine Nnsdale served chocolate from four
tables PRETTY arranged In the four corners OF the
room Mrs Henry :. Simons the Misses DashieH'
! Miss S!lvers. Mss Noble and Miss Bessie Leeds
welcomed host OF friends from the hotels and
cottages
The Fa,e Of Nations to be held by the Women's
! Aid Society OF All Saints Memorial Church is
nounced for March 70
News from the hotels includes an announcement
from the I.aurein- the Pines that the American
/ China illogical Association will hold It's annual
! meeting at that house on May IL and 10.
has M arne f.pI no az
the Society Of the Cincinnati last Saturday even
ing was Samuel H. Grey. OF Camden.
Aside from the pretty wedding reception and din
rer at the Laurel House on Wednesday, there have
been number OF family dinner parties. The arg
est was arranged by Mr. and Mrs. Charles j. Fisk
of Plainfied las, Saturday night wi IN their guests
were Mr.. and Mrs. Pliny FISK Miss Louise Fisk
Harvey. Charles w. and Augustus II. Fisk of New
York. and James II. Chapman OF Philadelphia.
| Tonight the "Rlack Patti" Sssicretta jones' will
sing at the Lakewood Hotel. Prominen; arrivals at
this house General James Jordan Mrs Jordan
MISS Jordan, and William y. Jorian of Brook. IN.
Mr. and Mrs Samuel sloan. jr,, of New-York.
John p Halnes of Ncw-Iork, is at the Lakewood
Professor Goodwin Smith and Mrs. Smith. OF
| Toronto. are guests ct the Laurel House
Mr.. and Mrs George J. Could and their family
have returned to their New-York home for a stay
from New York are Mr.. and Mrs. Mason stone, Mr.
e ana Mrs A. " Mon5 Mr. ana MrS w.
and Mrs II. b. Kane Mr.. and Mrs. J. W. Chairman,
Mrs. Arnold Is. Hene. the Misses Hene, Mr. and
Mrs. +. ". Lee. Mr. and MIS-. Robert Il. Wcstcott
Miss Helen Wcstcott Mss Holbrook Mr.. and Mrs
a. A Cowles, Mr. and Mrs. {. IL Patrick. Mr.. and
Mrs. Albert +. Frost Diver W. Buckingham MISS
Richmond. Mr.. and Mrs. John ". Condit. Mr.. and
Mrs. J. A. linherr. the Misses L!nherr. Mr.. and
Mrs. A. o. Bovine. Mr. Mrs u. y. N!coll, Mr.
and Mrs. NJ: Schwartz Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Hage-
dorm the s, Misses Hassdorn, L j. Beoni. Miss
Mrs. Herman Bachrach. The Misses Bachrach, Mr..
and Mrs. II. NJ. Van Arsdalc Mr.. and Mrs. New
bold T. Lawrence, Mr.. and Mrs James W. Walsh.
Mr. and Mrs Heyman Voge, Miss Voge William
II. Gillian, Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Schultz Mrs. ".
| 7. Alexander, Mr.. and Mrs Thomas j. Garvcs. Mr.
| and Mrs. Thomas G. Durham, Mr.. and Mrs. A. q.
| Agnew the Misses Agnew, Mrs &. W. Russell
Mrs. j. f. Huntoon. the Misses Montgomery. Mr.
| and Mrs. f. W. B,ooming1a!e. Mss Boomingdalc
, Edwin j. Cillies. Mrs. James w Gilcs Miss
Gillies. MI and Mrs. Francis Hyde. Mr. and Mrs.