New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-05-17
LAKEWOOD GAYETY WANING.
THE ARCHAEOLOGICAL ASSOCIATION AT
THE LAUREL IN-THE-PINEs.
THE GOULD CHRIsTENING-HoTEIs CLOSING AT
THE END OF A MOST PROSPEROUS SEASON
SOME LATE ARRIVALS.

THE GOULD CHRISTENlNG-HoTEiS CipsiNo AZ
THE END OF A MOST PROSPEROUS SEASON
SOME LATE ARRIVALS.
Lakewood. ~ j.. May l6 (SpeciaD.The Amen-
can Climatological Association held Its thirteenth
annual meeting at the Laure-in-thePines last
Tuesday and Wednesday. More than NIFTY eminent
physicians many of whom came from western
cities attended the sessions and enjoyed TIE hosp-
tally extended them. The session began with an
address by the president, DR.. James b. Walker. OF
PHILADELPHIA who spoke on THE Difficulties At
tending Climatic Therapy." Dr. +. l. Knight OF
Boston, Dr. W. F. r. Phillips. OF Washington ana
Dr. II l. Esner. Of Syracuse, read papers. III
Isaac Hull Plat spoke briefly on ''Lakcwooh Al
Health Resort" He was followed by theses read
by Dr. Il G.. Curtin OF Philadelphia; Dr. W. NJ.
Gibson. of Utica; Dr. Mark A. Rodgers OF tucson
mr. T {, Munro OF Boston: DR.. l.. Fletcher ingalls,
Of Chicago: DR. L. D. Judd. OF Philadelphia.
paper on "Fibrinous Bronchitis was read py III
Iohn winters Brannan. OF New-York. and dis
cussed by Dr. Z. W. Schaufler. OF Kansas |i'y'
There we're no papers read at the Wednesda! ai'e'
noon meeting but interesting discussion o"
..rha Present Treatment Of Hemoptysis. was
onened nv DR.. Charles f. Quimby. OF New-fork'
in which the following physicians TOOK part III
D,rngton of New-York: Or. Ingals, OF Chicaso'
n, FISK Of Denver: Dr. Soy. OF Colorado springs
DR. Coolidge. OF Boston, Or. Musser' OF fh"''e''
mia and DR. Babcock. OF Chicago
IN Tuesday
Of the association took place at the i'aure
pines DR. James B. Walker. OF Phiadeiphia va.
the POSTMASTER. Prior to the speeches. d" au''
=, velcome was delivered by John Miley. OF Lake.
wood Dr. Guy Hnsdale Or. r. G. curtin p' Ia
r,son Allen and Or. J. Madison Taylor repr'sen'.D
PHILADELPHIA with clever and witty speeches. "
DR. ; e soliy. OF Colorado Springs. was compeuec
10 respond four times. ana Ut S@"ue' "a '' -
Denver made three responses
After the morning session on wednesday IT
Isaac Hull Plat gave luncheon Tor the "'.''"s
MUSICIANS at the Country Club. Mrs fiatt ana 'ns
Misses Glover received the guests. assisted oy Airs
George W stockly, Mrs. Clarence c. Curt'ss Mrs
paul Jones Mrs James Converse, Miss Rogers ana
Miss Beard A drive over Lakewood roads followse
the luncheon.
DR. and Mrs Plat gave A dinner Wednesday
evening at their home in Madison-ave The guests
were the Misses Glover Dr. Bowditch' Dr hinsdai''
DR.. OILS and f. NJ Brooks. An intormai recep"o"
followed the dinner.
Mr. and Mrs George W Stockly entertained
small company OF friends at oakhurst on wednes-
day evening including DR.. and Mrs Robert H. BAD
cock. OF Chicago.
Mrs. PAS had as her s1es on
Isaac II Plat. and her sister. Miss Rogers
MES WsdG seeT y' hs WEI 1"' Mrs.
entertained a company OF friends at an ihioInnaA
' Mrs u lanes mes Converse entertained Mr. and MIRA
Jasper Lynch and Mr. ana Mrs. w ~ HaInlto AZ
dinner at her hoiie in Forest-ave' on Tuesday
The distribution Of garments made by the Lenten
Gas G I as Gu By MRS
Francis Z. Freeman, took place TINS week ever
fE Daisy sr Fsids at EgRRsslswoOd j. Con-
yalescent Home al summit. n De- anu La'a-ae-
Tea." at Nyack on the Hudson
At All Saints Memorial Church. at noon on
and Mrs George j Gould Wa. chrstened by the
Rev. d L. Schwartz. the rector OF the church.
The godmother is Lady Delaware. in England and
the godfathers Howard Gould and Dwight NJ. Har-
William A. Hamilton. while George J Gould stood
proxy FOR his brotrer, who Is absent abroad MIA
Gould entertained the christening party at luncheon
at Hilltop after the service at the church -.
Mr. and Mrs Could who intended to leave AXE ss
Il next week Albert Lynch the artist. has finished
the portrait Of Mr. and Mrs. G9I,ds sons hinsa'"
homes S" this s"t week ar, Mrs F. Hale Keen Dr. and
NewYork on the way to Bar Hsrbor ana Mr.. ,s ana
Summer sum erAf home IN IN Westehs.!sr '' law
The Country Clue closed on Friday as far 40
although the house will be open TO members as mere
ON THURSDAY the Laurel-in- the Pines cosed lis
doors. after what might be termed the most crowded
ssason in 1T; hspry ,d the nUTs ons sasr. With
whom il is a favorlte hosiery. Followers OF the
nS season. just past, Important functions we're
the dinners of the Society OF the Cincinnati on
NdSnlfStOnS
meeting II tho New Jersey Pharmaceutical Asso.s
citation last week, and the more recent meeting OF
the Gina toogical Association. During the seasSn
the house has entertained probably more peoPss
prominent ir different walks or life' nnanein.'
nolitical musical and dramatic. than any o,nei.
Mr. Porter will sal. May "a on the britannia "
spend the summer abroad -. ..S
Al the Laurel House. where the season ehos VII
June the guests find their CHIEF Amusemens
in golf wheeling and driving over 70 the Sc.
The Wednesday morning concerts continue poPu'ss.s
with the guests and cottagers on Monoay nisnt
Mr. and Mrs w ID. sear.es. OF New-York, enter
,air.d a Marty al dinner including Or and Mrs W:
" Sear.es Miss Lima l.. Sesrles Miss Macfarland
and n w Searles Miss Anna Beard returned TINS
week after spending a year abroad. and joined III:
and Mrs 5 = Beard at the Laurel House. Mr ana
Mrs Sheffield Phelps, OF Teaneck, " j.. are recent
arrivals . -, ,.,,..s.
Arrivals from New-York at the Laurel-in-tne-
Pines for the last week include Mr.. and Mrs John
T. Mholland. Miss Humbert, A. G. Humbert Madi-
son Grant Henry W Mayer. Lewis NJ. NORWOOD.
Miss Amy NJ. Hicks Joseph A. Wells and James N.
Leszynsky. -,
Among the late New-York arrivals at the Laurel
House are Mrs j.. VI. Benedict, Mrs James Bene-
Dict Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Denny MI and MIS-
F. r. Myers. Mr.. and Mrs ]. w; Johnson. Thee-
curtis. Thomas Ingrs W T. Inglis Harry L. CHS.
W Martin Miss Bradley. George Schmeizel
Miss ! F.. Schmelzei and William Schmelzel
EIGHT HUNDRED MORE POLICEnEN.
Governor Morton having signed the bill authoris
ing the Increase OF the force by the appointment OF
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