New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-06
SNOW-COVERED LAKEwoon
SLEIGHING PARTIES HAVE TAKEN
PLACE OF HUNTING AND COLE
THE COLD WEATHER HAS GIVEN NEW ,vn.
TO ALL INDOOR AMUsEMENTs-x
CONCERTs. DINNERs AND rEAs

CONCERTS, DINNERS AND TEAS
Lakewood. y. j. Feb. ) (speciaD-.bon, =.
inches OF snow fell at Lakewood last week ana -
has put an end for a time 20 outdoor spor,s W"
as hunting and golf On the other hand tho 80
ing and skating have been excellent and MAN. so
ties have been formed to take advantage 0, N. s@
moonlight nights The weather was cold -
ticularly on wednesday and Thursday but the A..
ness OF the air prevented It from being the nls.''
cold well known 70 New-Yorkers For tho -
reason the warmer weather % Friday dld no, -
tho srs~ 10 any appreciate extent. and tho ss,.
Ing promises to continue good FOR some time
Lakewood's winter appearance is dazzling vh,.
The lack OF elevated roads. smoke from counu.,.
furnaces, and "A constant procession % vans az
people. causes snow 10 remain snow for Ia.
while The glare Is trying. but all things are !,
beautiful this season that this inconven.er,. !.
hardly noticed. The high winds have blown ma,
OF the snow from the taller pines but the scrns
and brush are still heavily laden.
The hotels are not crowded at present thong.
almost all the cottages occupied. II isa 20
tween the seasons" time. There Will be- nav,
guests about the 18th OF the month and At the h.
ginning OF Lent. the majority Of whom viii prob
ably remain until the end Of the season
The grounds Of the ocean County Hunt and co,,.
try Club ami OK the Golf Club OF Lakewood h,v.
been 50 deeply covered with that Playing eyes
with red ball Is impractIcabe. and since the four
GONE between Toler and Tying and Horace Ravln,
and willie" Anderson. and the match IN the C,.
lin Cup series on Tuesday. enthusiasts have no.
vcnturcd out.
Jasper Lynch and John Miley. as representative,
Of the Lakewood Coli club. were az the meeting q,
the Metropolitan Gof Association on Tvesd,v
Their application fcr tournament Washington,
Birthday granted.
There will be no meet OF the Ocean County Hun.
club while the snow lasts, and while the ground Is
frozen hard Kingdom Gould gave luncheon a,
the club on Monday Jay Could. Dwight Harria
Eimore Kerr Marshall Baldwin ard John Knapp
were among the guests.
\ Jew cottage for Mrs ". c. Stone has been
built I'm the private road near tho Laurel-n-ths-
Pines Mr.. and Mrs. Chauncey +. Kerr will occupy
ii for the rest OF the season.
The Lakewood branch OF the Woman's Auxiliary
Society OF which Mrs. Kingdom is president held
a musical tea from to o'clock last evening IN
tho rertory OF Al Saints Memorial Church Mrs
Kingdom Tuesday gave luncheon tor married
David l. schwartz Mrs. Edward l.. Harding ana
Mrs william y. Leeds were among the guests.
sew viii be Al Al Saints Memorial Church to-day
10 administer tho rite Of continuation.
been tsGen by j. Borden Hartman. lie and ~
family will remain there The, res Of ne season.
taken for The rest Of the winter ty George ".
Tbe township Committee Of Lakewood has passed
for bicycle regulations After the usual provision
for lamps bells and riding on sidewalks 10 makes
a speed OF over eight miles an hour unlawful ard
punishable by iine Of -.
Mrs Gray % this city. was the CUES, OF homo,
N dinner given by Baron Won Frltscn. at his
cottage In River-ave. Mr.. and hr-. Armstrong.
Miss Armstrong and Mr.. sporford we're the Other
The Rev Dr. and Mrs Charles De Witt Bridgman
are AT the Laurel House.
DR.. Paul T. Kimhal gave n whist PARTY followed
by supper. on MONDAY evening 40 the Lau,a
House. The guests were John Miley. Howard D.
Bean. Chaunccy F. Kerr Robert Bage Kerr. Fran.
Miley James W. Alorey and Francis \. Wathev.
The more active outdoor amgscments have been
replaced by concerts. dances. pool and billiards.
while many visitors spend much u their time on
Hotel last week there were two coaching parties.
composed Of Frederic thiman. T.. o. : haefer 4.
Tag. Mr. and Mrs. Stadlcr. Miss Stadl.r and NJ,
and Mrs. l.. H. Heller. AN OF this city. TRir frs:
drive to Toms River and or the following
evening 10 Alaire.
on February l. Weather Forecaster Dunn, o.
dom" II will b. illustrated by stereop-icon viewa
on February Ia there will be- q Performance {.
VIII Lyle's MINISTRIES. The Princeton Vnversi?
glee banjo and mandolin clubs will give concer:
Birthday the grand annual ball will take place.
The new baths. which are conducted the plars
of well-known European specialists have been
At the Laurel House n concert was given 0.
Wednesday morning by the regular orchestra. On
Friday evening there was subscription song re,
church. this city: Mackenzie Gordon. ~ 81 Bar
tholomews. and Victor BeigeL were tho perform
ers The pttrOursscs OF the entertainment Nelo
Mrs \. VI. Bradshaw. Mrs George W. flaming,
Mrs George J. Gould Mrs. kingdom. Mrs. jasper
Lynch Miss Sarah +. Miey. Mrs. stuart g. Nei.
son. Mrs. James Converse. AIRS Frank VI. Free
Leeds Miss Anne Brooks Aliley Mrs. James ".
Morey and Mrs. George ". StOckey.