New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-02
SPRING AMONG THE PINES.
LAKEWOOD IN THE FULL BEAUTY OF
BLOSSOMS AND FOLIAGE
THE uoTr1s AND COTTAGES ARE BUSY WITH
ENTERTAINMENTS OF MANY KINDS
SOME OF THE LATEST ARRIVALS

ENTERTAINMENTS OF MANY kl"D9-
SOME OF THE LATEST ARRIVALS.
lakewood ~ j. May ! (SpeciaD.-The past fo"
days have wrought great change at L"Ke"oo"
and the village has seldom been more attractive
with opening foliage. fruit blossoms and new grass
Tho hotel registers show the return OF Spice "o
tourners. and. With two three exceptions. the
cottage colony remains complete. large hummer
of people went TO town on Monday to w'trn trc
Grant memorial parade. and the week has been
comparatively quiet one,
This is the season Of the annually recurring lot
est fires crowd Of people went on SUNDAY 'ltcr-
noon to watch the fire in South Lakewood whlch
was started by an excursion train ana "hl'"
burned a small territory in the cedar swamp south
west of the village. On Monday night the SKY WIS
bright for hours with fire at greater distance III
the same dircction the brilliant coloring ana the
rapid movement provoked much comment ana Il
certain admiration.
The end of the golf tournament on SATURDAY H'auc
way for a bright final Saturday night at the Coun-
try Club \ dinner and dance were given in honor
of the visiting golfers and their friends among
whom was James Brown. OF st. Andrews, VINO won
the handicap cup offered by the lakcWood poi
Club. Mr.. Brown carried his trophy a unique 'oN-
ing cup of dull silver with staghorn handles, over
to the club and at the conclusion OF the elmer
6IIcd Il and PASSED II around among the company,
who drank his health with impromptu spe'cfes'
Those present included Mr.. and Mrs. George j.
Gould Mr.. and Mrs. William ~ Hamilton MiFs
Turnbul James Park. Mr.. and Mrs FRANCIS a.
Matthew Mr.. and Mrs. Dwight NJ Harris. MISS
Fisk j. Borden Hartman, Mr.. and MIS- James
Converse T. Spofford Pearsa, Mrs. James BroWh'
Mr. and Mrs Chaunccy Kerr. Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Theodore f. Vail and Mr.. and Mrs James Brown
Beard Mr.. Gilbert, Miss Metcalf. Mr.. and Mrs
Robert Bage Kerr Miss Whiting, Herbert Iing'
Lord Of Tuxedo.
Tho Misses Leslie, OF Forcst-ave.. gave musical
for .W1 n kar
Ncw-York. sang soprano solos delightfully."-. while
Miss Stewards deeper mezzo-soprano was heard IN
several charming selections A few friends ~ ne
Misses Leslie from the hotels and cottages were
asked and Miss Walker. who has just hn'shrd Il
most successful! course OF lectures on music III
Ncv-York remained several days as their guest
A pretty incident of the spring season wa" inc
presentation of a series OF tabeaus. In which so
ciety pcopl. took part at Lynxden. the nome OF Mr
and Mrs. Jasper Lynch, on Thursday evening Inc
stage was arranged in the reception-room' ana
showed at different times an array OF charming
costumes enhanced by rich hangngs and exquisite
flowers. A stringed orchestra from town played
aonropriate music for each picture and also Tor
the waits huge gold frame served for the llrst
half of the programme, and for the hrst p'cture-a
realistic "Carmen"-Mr. Stearns played Spanish
fandanGo the guitar. Others shown within the
frame were "St. Agnes" La Glauense, from the
paintinr by Breton; Purity" a PORTRAIT of a
Lady" "Christm1s Morning" "PoIpies. Song
Without Words" and Memories" In the wider
scene of the second half the first was fine bit oil
action "The Duel" This was followed by inc
COWBOYS" Roses" Music" "A Friend in Need
and 1.-Two Daughters Of Greece" The entire pro-
gramme was ceverly presented under the direction
of Mrs. Lynch who was assisted by Mrs. James
Converse. Miss Beard, Miss Metcalf. Miss sand
Miss Edith King, Miss Turnbul Mr.. Converse. Mr.
LYNCH Francis A. Walthew. Herbert King and +.
Spofford Pearsa were among those who posed. a
large company OF cotagers and guests were pres
ent including Mr. and Mrs Harris. Mr. and Mrs.
Macmillan +. Sand. Mr. and Mrs. e. Robbins
Walker Miss Whiting. Mrs. Matthew. Mr. and Mrs
Thomas H. Kerr. Miss Aller, DR.. w. G. Schaufller
and Alexander Morten. Following the pictures
there was supper and more music
Little Miss Helen Vivien Gould. the younger
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs George j. Could has
sent cards for birthday party on May TO her
little friends.
DE- and Mrs Isaac II. Plat entertained a party
Of friends at dinner at the Pines last
Saturday evening. including Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence
c. Curtiss. Mr.. Miley and Berkeley Mostyn OF
New-York.
on Tuesday evening Mr.. and Mrs Clarence Blair
Mitchell asked a company Of friends to dinner nj
tho same hotel among whom were Mr.. and Mrs f.
robbns Walker. Miss Whiting. James Converse
and p Spofford Pearsall. ,
The Roy Joseph blanchard of st James Church'
philadalphia, who Is the guest oil MI. ana Mfs'
Arthur b. Ciafin their home In Lake Driye de;
livored a most interesting sermon IN All SAINTS
cSH Mrs A nst ' " Kmba and Mrs Frank Morgan
are the 4esis G who has spent
DAYS here played her tie of with Mrs r. Robbins OBJ ans
Maif Se Country %r Gnb links on Tuesday high
wind made play extremely diihcult ana the mat Yen
N W%s Mrs freeman won with net score OF III
and a handicap Of 49, over MIS- "AiNe' 10 p'''e'
'' Mrs. kingdom returned from trip to Toronto on
~ is
q Few DAYS with his sister. Mrs. H. Lawrence Shell
don her home opp9ntG tHe opErs Who have
spcnt at the winter at the Pines. returned to their
country home. "Shippan." at STANFORD conn., OH
Dr. Alfred Never with his wife, M snyo A ani.
Nahan Meyer ana 'nf nderhs cottGse in Third
st.. have returned to their home In New-Iork
conrr ~ runs AT Lakewood this season. party
that left Yesterday to attend the sp,ing meeting or
Wennatcad today was formed by Mr.. and Mrs
James Converse. Mr.. and Mrs walker MISS WHIT
Hr and Mrs. Thomas H. Kerr entertained at din
ncr az the Laurel House on Tuesday evening Mr.
and Mrs Robert Bage Kerr and Or. Paul T. Kim
hall The evening at the same hotel III: W
Mes sGneV'' and Miss T. S Mahaney, Of Columbus
Ohio and Miss Schautter -, e,.. ,,,.,
provided treat FOR the children of the sewing
school SATURDAY afternoon frzes Were nT for
u n W. ven I'm work during the winter thus max
10 :. neasant end for their efforts: .
,rhnr Uay was celebrated by the pupils or the
7 okcwood High School. Owing to the fact that ex-
,'si,,c improvements are 10 be made ABOUT inc
ornmrda this summer. no trees were planted Inc
n,,nis a assembled In the chapel at O'Clock ana
,nant a norton Of the morning III GNWs uPpr,v
ST. songs and rccitations. Professor Henry "
IIrrvey made an Interesting address Gsa resaru'hs
Ma Tor George NJ. Davis, of the united o'hteS
ATmy is AZ tie Inurel-in- the Pines -
scnator Bradbury. OF Maine, Is STAYING NJ r ahe
Laurel House with her uausn'''' "'' '''
bury. ,-,u, NJ nc Interstate