New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-17
LAKEWOOD AFTER EASTER.
ARBIyTUS- HUNTING AND TALLY-HO
PARTIES ARE POPULAR.
,r,s,rAr PROGRAMMES FOR EASTER AT
CHURCHES AND HOTE1S-sOClAb hAf
PENlNGS- RECENT ARRIVALS.

| ance was all that was promised In importance
| and the exercises of Sunday which brought 10
! conclusion the Lenten period in Lakewood "e'e
IN all respects more elaborate and largely enjoyed
! than ever before Everywhere there was studlen
recognition of the occasion. and the hoteis V'eu
with the churches in their evening programmes OF
Faster music The display of flowers was hKe"ise
| universal and lavish. and perfect weather aoueo
! to the general enjoyment OF the lay
This week has sent unusual numbers to the WOODS
for their amusement The search for arbutus ana
| pixie moss among the pines Is popular MISSION
! on such warm sweet days the week has brought
! and walking parties. wheeling parties ana orNihs
parties have invaded the pineland. TO come nome
! laden with fragrance. drowsy and urea. Du' we"
content
peasant and informal occasion was tho TEA
given IN honor OF the Amherst students by Mrs'
| William G. Schauler at her home. IN flI'h-s''.
! Saturday afternoon. The reception was iio'i
until o'clock, and the attendance was large,
| The table decorations were OF white roses anu
among those present were Miss Katherine Il. hins-
dale and Miss Mary Ferris, who poured tea ana
chocolate. the Misses Ferris. the Misses DAVIS the
Misses Harding. Miss Lily Fraser Miss May MOT
| rjs the Misses McCready, Miss "mlireu S"'''"'
| Miss marguerite Glover. Miss Martin Miss Eleanor
! Smith Preserved Smith. ME- Gray anu 'o'''
| Of the Amherst men.
| Miss Nette Mcrrman Is back from ponuiiis-
school and Is spending her hoHoays WIN Nv"
mother and sister at their home. In Flrst-s''
The Junior Christian Endeavor Society OF 'he
Presbyterian Church held a fair for the aid OF
| ,rosh,atr missions and similar charities at the
| Carasalio Club house from until O'Clock this
| afternoon The arrangements were in charge OF
| Mrs James H. Todd. Mrs. Samuel g. Weoo' MISS
! Dashiell and the Misses Mary and Anna Ferris.
The Lakewood Hote, and Land Associa"ou '!"'
applied for and secured permission from the Town
| htr committee to nut down several sections OF
| STONE roads in certain portions Of the town al lis
own expense. and will complete the WORK ny july
Miss Marguerite Glover gave a bicycle Tea on
1vadr.sdav afternoon at the Ocean County Hunt
and Country CLUB house, invitations beng con-
fined 10 about thirty Of her girl friends. The party
was chaperored by Mrs. Walter Rush Bynner' ana
met al the resi1,rc OF the Misses hins' oo'"''
OF Madson-ave and First S. al 80 o cioch l'o,''
which place they wheeled to the cluhhouse' HaA-
ing the run in about fifteen minutes. There TEA
tahls was laid after 'hc old English style WITH
toast and tea thin bread and butter and Jam.
Mrs Bynner served tea. and Miss Glover as no..
ess poured chocolate Thos, present IN 'he parry
were the Misses King. Miss Agnes H. DAVIS the
Misses Marsh the Misses Harding, MISS iAtu'"
Kimball Miss Katherine l.. Ilinsdale. MISS van
d.rboof Miss Y REYNOLDS, Miss Lillian Baldwih'
Misc Lillian Fraser Miss Cornels A Pratt. inc
Misses Eastwick the Misses Wilkinson. Miss Hat
tie f. Smith. Miss Cornelia z wright the i''se'
Dashien and Miss Bessie g. Glover.
Efforts are being made 10 have county ioau
laid oil, under provisions of the State AID ROAD
law between Lakewood and Point peasant Inc
territory covered by this road pays more thah one
third OF the county taxes.
Miss Rhoda Wilkinson has entertained this week
her sister Miss Charlotte Wilkinson, OF Ne"purs'
Mics Leslie spent Easter Sunday with the Rev
and Mrs Ralph l.. Bridges at 1slip, Long Isia'o'
George J. Gould returned home on Mohu'y i'o''
an extended trip TO Texas and through the west
Mr. and Mrs Eugene Pulen. OF Manasqua'' an"
Miss Lizzie Masbury. of Red valley spent Hu"u"y
with Mr. and Mrs Joseph Clayton at their nome
In Fourth-s,.
Nv and Mrs George y. Glover and Miss Doro'
thea b. Glover. OF Brooklyr spent Easter A. '"'
Professor A. r schauf!'r n. OF New-Yor% has has
w MiEs B e. H'N a. Leeds TeuTnc from boarc:ag
school bringing eGWG T5a OF et
Townsend Petit. of H.;npsiead Long is'""o' anu
wslsr HqT S Of STT a2red on weanosdy
| for a vis, her parents the Kew aho 'A'9' a.
u Mss Anne Martin of NewYork. and Harri'o9
Graz Of 1ae wpiyensy s sSSe this week
professor Elmer T. WSnIT9f!@ ss Mrs william
on 9e RSslSn 81 RUe On MonGay ami vii
| sneak next Monday on Browning dIamhl'c POI 10
| nlaved on he present links OF the COZ club OF
| lakewood Is slated for next week. ana ioca pa "a
| as Whigham Douglass Fem and kcene as tx-
pected guests. The tournancn, Wiil n ,nv ,li Inc
so hars" oY the o Country in long list Of famous
COMPETITIONS. A large attendance is expected, ana
| good golf is certain.
Mr.. and Mrs Robertson and Miss Robertson i,. VINO
have been spending the winter at the l.aurei House
| have gone 10 their country home IN MONMOUTH
At The Lakewood Hotel taly-ho parties have been
popular phsmes se ouT mn6e ' Win hare ana Toms
! River objective points. The Eater cQhc'r i wa
as VAS ne also the dramaii, entertainment ~ the
| Amherst College boys on saturday evening. Inc
ui Prom G1eHf'i in W tn long list Of Who
are at the Lakewood Hotel are e. A. Pomeroy W.
AT A
Mrs fu John b B MacDo MAID and Miss Donald
Judge NJ A. Gildersleeve Mr. and Mrs j. fa ~;
PsTy & MSse; Mr. nd pS %rs Mrs. i r Hsy yar
M MIS- Hayeme SoGs r. iavcmcyer Miss Whitney
and and Nir and Mrs, & Dempsey D9nahoe A..
W A. Lathrop. of Brooklyn. are also at the L1k'-
The The Lalrel-in-thc-Pnes has large and merry
conement of guests sm no whom ARE a anrs
p pnpSf from Pitsburg hos, onans who also
he here on spring visit are Mr.. and Mrs G. Con
M mr. a hTf Ml TsS chE Mi'
J. de Goeyan. of Amsterdam Holland is Io9s
his family. Others al this house from distance
s1s A'4"I and Miss Haee " s Of M
waukee; Nj ana Mr. JGhn D. DG~ TT rGyiy NJ
Moves. OF "The Washington star"
pSSs TaS are sre aS KIN e s11s nS
and family Francis L. Welman IS Laura N,as h 10
sa prs: Professor and Mrs George Gnnte W
?. Browr and party Daniel 4: Da Mis- ali Of My Wr
| York: Miss j. SWintON. MISS NUNS hF
and Mrs Alfred r White and party. OF BroofNyn.
and Miss j. c. Havcmeyer and Miss Lucy Jones.
| of Yonkers.
| An attraction Of the week at the Laurel House
has been an exhibition OF watcr-color paintings by
| II T.. Grcaves. OF Boston. whose work has been
| much admired by guests OF the house.
| 4 large party which arrived in "A private car
| from Ottawa on Thursday includes 4. w. F1eck,
J. Gordon Feck Mrs J. a: Seybo!d Miss Booth.
| Miss Gibson and Miss walsh.
prominent New-Yorkcrs here are George f.
| Turnurc. Richard Stockton. jr: j. r. Hcgeman, tr.
| Miss Kendall. Miss Hastings Mr.. and Mrs. George
! W Young and party. Herman Ridder. the Rev.
| DR. and Mrs s. De Iancey Townsend, the Rev.
james lie Baron Johnson. Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Luce
| and party and William j. McCreery.
| Others from greater distance are Mrs. X. =.
| Uoughton and Miss IIoughton. OF Milwaukee; J.
| Harrington Walker and family. OF Detroit Mr..