New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-14
THE LAKEWOOD THRONE.
POPULARITY OF THE PINES AS LENT
EN- RESORT.

coxr SPORT IN THE HUNTING FIELD AND
on THE GOLF LIxKs-REcENT ARRIVALS
y,ro.,ood n T. March 10 (SpeciaD.-An''ner
~ aek NJ Lent has served to emphasize the popu'ay
NJ Lakewood during that season. The eAoop'
business AZ the hotels has continued ana the "e''
has been that OF April rather than MaI'n'
Jonten lectures outdoor pleasures ana me ""o
AZ the hotels have been the chief Incidents VI VI.
week Social affairs are mainly informal dinner ana
Welsh-rabbit parties. with driving over 10 ''c N
try Club for luncheon and afternoon tea.
At luncheon at the club on Sunday n""oe' "
the people who went over on Saturday hisn' "'.,
present Dr. Kimball was the host OF tne par! VI
the night before. Mr. and Mrs. Ladew. Mr.. ana srs'
Francis Scott. Borden Hartman and E' H. ""''
were among the guests.
Mrs. Washington Durbrow returned TO ner nome III
New-Yorlx on Friday On Sunday evening MIS-
Lynch and Mrs Durbrow gave dinner Tor party
OF friends at Lynxden.
Mrs George r. Gray. OF Newark IL the guest oil
Captain and Mrs. A. NJ. Bradshaw at their cottage
opposite the Laurel House
Miss Crocker continued her lectures on The
French Painters of the Metropolitan Museum at
Mrs Converse's on Monday and Thursday On
Monday the subject THE Impressionists
Thursdays subject was a Historical Review From
the Beginning OF the Century
Professor j. Norton Johnson OF Harvard deliv-
cred the second lecture In his course on Compare
tive Literature" at the Laurel House on Thursday
morning His subject Tho Age OF Pericles"
Miss Harrington has formed a class In voice
culture. NICE: nj the Oaks every Saturday AFTER
noon in Lent. Miss Mary S Thompson. who has
given the American voice and how TO correct i's
faults particular attention, will be the instructor
The first lesson took place to-day, and the young
women who form the class are Miss LlDoey'
daughter OF Professor William Libbey, OF Prince
ton: Miss Harding. Miss Wright, Miss FindIey.
Miss Chambers. Miss Anna Ferris, Miss various
and Miss Gertrude King
Last Saturdays run with the hounds was re-
markable for the number OF women In the field
that followed the master. James Converse. over
timber country. Among them were MIS-. = u
Rice. of the Myopia Hunt: Mrs Walker MISS " MT
ing Miss Cooper. Miss Turnbull and Mrs. Dixon.
At the Country Club links on Tuesday MIS-
Arthur b. Clalin won the cup presented by MI
Clanin for the second time. Mrs. Claims score
was 122 net and handicap OF g. MIS- Cahh
added to her golf lg honors on Thursday by win
ming the Converse cup at the same course. Her
net score was ~ from the handicap OF 90 when Is
allowed the women players In this contest
Thirty guests of the Laurel House participated
| in a progressive euchre party Wednesday even
ing. The company was formed by Mrs J.. v bro
| kaw Mrs Francis G. Lloyd Mrs. e. C. Potter
| Mrs Clayton Plat. Mrs. Schuyler Quackenoush.
| Miss Thompson. Irving Gaylord and Mr.. Billings,
| of New-York: Miss Davis of Lakewood; Mrs. a.
| f. Hickox. Mrs. John Buck. Mrs. F. A. Buck. Mrs.
| g. f. Bourne Mrs c. II. Stone and Miss Warming
| ton of Cleveland. Mrs. II. w. Vaughan. e. wheat
| on Vaughan ard Mrs Frederic; H. Smith. Of
] Phlladolplia; Miss Crittendcn Of Pittsburg Mrs.
| Charles y. Black, of New-Haven; Miss Chitten-
| den OF Brooklyn: w. Gray Lapham OF Syracuse:
| Mrs d. H. Walters. of Grand Rapids: DR.. and
| Mrs F. H. Humphreys Of Morristown; Miss Grant,
| Of Newport Miss Roberts and Miss F.. e. Roberts,
Of Pocanico Hills. The prizes were extremely
| pretty. and awarded TO Miss Roberts, Mrs.
| Lloyd and Mrs. f. A. Buck
| Mr. Porter has announced two Lenten readings
| at the l.aurel-in-t he Pnes-cne on March 49, by
| Mrs Waldo Richards, who will! give story read
Ing and dialect recital. ana another By Miss Lucy
| Gambler Kellogg on April 2. Mr.. Porter mas given
the use OF his pink ballroom for a cotillon which
| the young women of Lakewood are arranging for
Easter Monday.
Dir.cr parties among the guests a feature
| of Sunday night at the Laurel-n- Pines. Mr..
| and Mrs. j. Borden Hartman entertained Mr. and
| Mrs. Perry Tiffany Mr.. and Mrs f. r. Ladew's
| guests Mr.. and Mrs. Bramhali Gilbert and
| Mr. and Mrs. John T. Williams had as their guests
Mr. and Mrs Fisher Hansen. of New-York, and
| Miss Walters. OF Grand Rapids
| The Palmer House records most successful sea-
| son. Card parues furnish amusements for the
older guests. and informal dancing that Of the
young people.
Mrs Henry Clews Miss Clews. James B. Clews
| Mrs. John Clcws and Mrs. John II. Cews. OF New
| York are at the Laurel-in-t Pines.
| Late arrivals from NewYork at the Laureln-
the-Pines include Mr.. and Mrs. f. r. Ladew, H. s
ion J. ' richmond. samuel ?. Blagdon j Mrs
}. T. Levitt. Mrs Frederic $. Dennis. Mrs; Warren
R%ei GhaTfs Kiss ieS MF snea
od. Or. and Mrs; c, L. Keyess; Miss katherne ~
!. wilslns Ernest G. Bliss, = T. CAFES ar. a3e
Mrs. Albert Looming. The Misses Riker John T
Bradley 'ii' Mr. and Mrs H. somerhcif. j. = serne
payd Lape J. N e. BTSwn n E HS~dn M Treat
Greene. Mrs. George +; Jackson; Mrs: W: = Pierce
R Rais 'e Mss Sargent Miss sarah IT, Mathws
Mrs Elliott G. coTain; Herber5 + KIN, King p Mis- Mis-
bull Morse 1S Jame if NJ SANFORD MIR and Mrs T. "
Tai.er Mrs. II; ]. Kmball George 4 iie aI Miss
Among recent New-York arrivals at the Lake
wood lo,el are Mr., and Mrs. Bramhal Gilbert
/. Hoyt, Miss Belle Hoyt. Hazlon Hoyt, Counties.
= M 9:e and MT Sharg r ana r s
Perry Tiffany, Mr.. and Mrs Edward J.. Lynch
clair, Miss Mabel Williamss;, Mrs. Emil Mayer
P PAN Riehar@s. Mr. and Mrs. John iTiddel Mrs
Smith Mr. n' and d' Mrs W. B. Tolen a" Mrs aroit
Mrs c0Jt JOHN Gross Mrs m John Deerns Wan
J.. Marks. Mr.. and Mrs. Rene Japhet. Miss Max
Cs M Is 2y'P GFaoh R Mr. ahd MS Il
Horn. NJ, and Mrs George +. Finch; Mr. and Mrs
Fndley. William Van Brunt FindIsey. Mr. and Mrs
Requa Miss Dyckman,, Nj. G. N; Degree Mrs
Grant, Mrs. E. Sands. Mrs. W. w. Flanagan
Mrs II 6 GG1thqd Mr., ,ro M Hqsen ,as MTs
son. Mr. and Mrs Morris Loeb John Dickinson Kin son
Edoyle Spero. a. II. Spero, Mrs. H. $ Morey, Mrs
| j. II. Copenhagen. Mr.: and Mrs William +. Coch
| ran. Miss Cochran. Mrs. Louis Mann. Mrs. 4
Levy Il. G. Bach James Loeb, J. S. Sims. Mr. am
Mrs. Leopold Calm, Miss Beer. ID. y. Voorhees,
Drummer. Alfred W. Vaudeville J. J. Manning
l. MeveT w r. ChSh Ts MT and Mrs Isor
4. Taylor. John F. Scott r. II. RaPallo. Mrs. i
| S. Rapao and Mrs. Van Nalkenbergh.
| Arrivals from NewYork AT the Laurel House In
clude Mr. and Mrs l.. Bayard Smith. Mrs. Schuye
| Quackcnbush. Miss Grace Quackenbush. Mr.. an,
| Mrs O. T. Rogers. Mrs. Francis NJ. bacon, Mr.
, | and Mrs. II. b. Gilbert, Miss Lila Gilbert Mis-
| Mr. Mrs A Mr. nd Mrs