New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-07
LENTEN DAYS AT LAKEWOOD
A RUSH OF VISITORS SINCE THE PEN1-
TENTIAL SEASON BEGAN.
OUTDOOR SPORTS STILL POPULAR. THOUGH so
GAL AFFAIRS ARE QUIET-LECTvRES ON
ART AND LITERATURE-SEw
NAMES AMONG TIE
GUESTS.

GUESTS.
Lakewood n j. March (Specian.-The Lcnten
season OF this year bids fair leave all former
seasons far behind The influx OF guests since Ash
Wednesday Is much in excess OF all previous rec
ords and the booking il unsurpassed. Naturally
the hotel managers are pleased with this prospect.
late Easter means successful spring.
The Lenten season not only promises well for the
hotels but the next few weeks will prove enjoy
able ones from an Intellectual point OF view 10
the cottagers ard their friends. literary club.
the Fortnightly has recently been organized by n
company OF seven women who wish 10 arrange lot
their pleasure and that OF their frlencs a
series OF talks upon literary and artistic SUBJECTS
The readings will be held twice month al the
homes OF the different members who are MIS-. I'd
ward L. Harding. Mrs. George W. Stocky' Mrs
D l. Schwartz. Mrs. Arthur r. Cafin, Mrs Will
lam H. Carpenter Miss Aller and Mrs. Francis a
Walthew The first meeting was held last evening
at the home OF Mrs. Harding. when Mrs. Hunting
ton Elwell spoke about DIR. Holmes. the Man ana
Poet
There are also 70 be two courses Of lectures. A
series OF ten on The French Painters OF the Met
ropolitan Museum" will he given by Miss CROKER
AT the home OF Mrs James Converse The first
OF these lectures took place on Thursday. when
the subject was The Realists." and the painters
studied were Melssoner. Bonnat Bargue anc Roy-
bet The lectures 10 be given on Mondays
ard Thursdays. and the SUBJECT OF the "'N' -
The Impresslonists"
norton Johnson. NJ Harvard and Tubingen
universities who has lectured before the Lane
Theological Seminary at Cincinnati and the New"
York Academy OF Anthropology began course OF
lectures on comparative literature at the Laurei
House on Thursday morning The SUBJECT was
"Abkar the Great" from Sanscrt literature SIX
NJ the lectures Will be given in as many weeks
Mrs Francis A Matthew gave . dinner at her
home IN Madlson-ave on Tuesday evening. PINK
roses pink carnations and maidenhair fern Iormeu
pretty table decorations, and Mr.. and MIS- wal
thew's guests the Rev. and Mrs u l..
Schwartz Mr. and Mrs Jasper Lynch Mt and
Mrs Dwight NJ Harris. Miss Smith. Mrs Wash
lncton Durbrow. John Miey and Or. Paul T. Kim
ball
As usual nj this season the interest In charitable
arars is revived. The Lenten Sewing Class' ioui'u-
ed by the late Mrs. Francis p Freeman Will pe
continued this year. The first meeting Will be held
next Tuesday afternoon at Edge mere Mrs. A NJ
BRADSHAW Mrs Henry NJ. Smons. Mrs. NJ. '.
Willis and Mrs David p. Plumer form the commit
tee who are preparing the work. The TUESDAY
Sewing Club. which met this week with Mrs. James
Converse will join the Sewing Class and assist III
making the garments. The Sewing Club, In us
turn. will be Joined by number Of young women
who wish 10 devote portion Of the Lenten season
20 sewing FOR charity.
Through varying weather. ranging from SNOWMAN
10 June and q thunder shower, outdoor pleasures
have reisned supreme Following tho hounds IS
again established among the weekly pastimes.
George J. Could. who was elected VI. +. II. or the
Ocean County pack has decided. In view OF the
many accidents that have befaen hirl In the hunt-
ing field. that he Will not hunt in the future
James Converse. who has acted as master III All.
Goulds absence. has succeeded him. There was
run on Tuesday and another on THURSDAY When
The meet was at the Laurel-in-the-Pines.
Golfers have made the most Of the good weather
and hne condition O. the links The TWO weekly
contests took place al the Country Club links TINS
week On Tuesday Mrs. Arthur E. Claim defeat
cd Mrs Walker and Mrs. F. NJ. Freeman, who
have four and three victories respectively 10 their
credit in the play for the cup presented by her
husband Mrs. Claims score Was ~. net, ana a
Iaudfcap OF 10. one more competition remains Tor
me cup. Frank ". freeman won ne Don 1- cup
the same Inks on hursuay; VI, r. i, "a
score was So net. with his usual handicap OF =
The Board OF Governors OF the AIof Club OF
lakewood held a meeting az oakhurst the home
OF George w. Stockly. or Moray evening ne
may accepted. and the dates o. the spring tourha-
ment fixed AZ April y. q and =. ,,,
James C. Parrish entertained party Of friends
at dinner at the l-n-the-Pires on sunday
evening. including Mr. and Mrs. r. NJ Freeman
W Professor and Mrs Goodwin Smith. Of Toronto.
are among hauTe H9aTS aT nrT2s. At the Laurel
House are General Augustus Gaylord. irving =.
GAYLORD. Mrs ;. A. Fisk. Mrs +. y. Paris Mr.
and Mrs E Holbrook cushm2n Miss -, cushm SHIN H., D.
T. Kingsley II. II. HoPpins George " Paui, MIS-
Charles c. Bennett. Mr.. and Mrs. Clayton tldtt.
Master X. y. Plat. Alfred p -4aelax NJ D. Barr
Mr. and Mrs. P VI. Smith y " Tears Mrs j..
are MISS s@s Stevenson Miss Bessie stevenson
Miss Flora c. Lee. c. F Lee Mr. and Mrs "
Irving CLARK Miss Alice Wann Mrs Robert ThomP-
Potter Somerville Potter. Mrs. G. Schirmer. Miss
Gertrude schirmer Mrs b Is Wlley Mrs a,,s j., -
Hansen, " p. soden Francis VI Roser and Isaac
Late arrivals from New-York a the Laurel-in-the
Pines include Mr. and Mrs J. Harsen Rhoades. j.;
Wre j Ebcrhard Faber Miss Madeleine W. Barnes,
Miss N C. McVicksr MonGure Robinson Ms 5
= h Io0'Iey Miss Hoadley. Mr. and Mrs 5 : Pick
ard. Miss Packard; Mrs. A l. Tinker Miss Ruth
EFiidj Elder Bergen. Mr.. and Mrs 6. NJ Calkns Mr.
and Mrs. George \. Lee. the Rev; W. A. 4. Gard
Bliss, F. 3. Curtis Miss Middleton Mrs George A.
Hearn. s W Thomas Seth SpragIne Terry; Mss Mss
Marion Davis Collomore Mss l.; Der HAYNES Mss i,
and Mrs Jacob Valentine. H. NJ. Barry Mr. and
Mrs Norman HaPgood KingsIey Mag9up H. +, BY
Mrs. Russell Murray A $ Murray. 3D. M and
Mrs. F. E. Vivian Pend F. + Gates Be PStl,, :
Edward W. Treat. Mrs. H. 6 Lapham. Miss Pow
ell and Alr and Mrs Yale Yale knee h 5o,o,
include Mrs. Wayne Gris,wold. MIS- Robert Coy
Ms y H Mes Lop M and H M MISS Ps aa q M
and Mrs \. 4 Butler. MIS-. John " Snaeier. MI.
Sterling tho Misses sterling. Miss stella F King
fsfeiie + Brundage. George N Brundasc' James
4 Deering Henry barclay IT, n ~. end Mrs Mrs
9 g Goodrich. Isaac y. Seligmsn. Henry Butler
Dwight, W. J Read: Mr , and Mrs FELIX Mc oyer
Good Miss Alevine GROUP. Mrs e. ;. NJ, Miss
May, j : Coleman. Miis Golemau 4 r. Potter,
ilniermeyer Mrs. / LOOMS. Miss H. Berry. Mrs
Coppenhagen Mr.. and MIS-. J. Strauss. Mr.. and
Me- samuel HammerslouPh. J. y. Bunnell. janice
Byron. r s. Monroe. a !, Wise NJ and Mr.
I err George F. Henry Or. Rand. Mrs L. g.
Johnson Mrs sayag H cy, TG Me- John R Rii5
ss,e,,ben I Rich Edwin II Hes Mrs VI g.
Marks Miss castree Mr. Henry water Mrs IA Ma
III Pichu,an Mr. and Mrs. William Kraus Mrs
q r Mason and Miss Locke
.nonc the New-YOrk arrivals at the Palmer
tInnse re Mrs John Remington. Mr.. and Mrs.
yyvjii,an Beaftie NJ Charles Jones. Arthur q.
f.-as Mr. and Mrs Edward -. Farrell Mr. ard
~ I, n C.iarke Hertnrt Barry. Mrs.. Edward A