New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-08
MAY DAYS AT LAKEWOOD.
NATURES AWAKENING GIVES CHARM
TO A QUIET MONTH.
THE LAsr WEEKS OF TIE sEAsoN-GuEsTs Ar
Rrv1NC FROM VARIOUS PARTS OF TIE
corNTRY-rAILY-H PARTIES THE
ORDER OF The DAY.

ORDER OF The DAY.
Lakewood y. j., May The monlh OF May,
which IS the most beautiful month or the Lake"oou
season so far as foliage and verdure are cohcerheo'
has also the charm OF rest and quiet Tor those WHO
remain for ifs enjoyment, There now more
people here than is usual at this part Of the season
number Will remain until the closing OF Laurei
House doors on June !. actually and formally
closes the season OF 1879
II the drag hunts are over and the winding horn
silent there are still horses to be used over moro
oue. roads If the golnng series ended there IL
the moro room and leisure for the private conpeu-
tons of friends who less frequently startled
by the cry o. Fore the crowded INKS d"d
there are MOSES and spring flowers to be gathered
in the woods boats for trips on the lakes ana per-
feet roads for wheeling or walking. social resH a.
lions are more lax. and the forma. receptions ana
teas have given place TO small quiet gatherings
where the enjoyment Is "a keen If the preparation
loss elaborate
The two goAng affairs which were attractions on
the links OF the Golf Club OF Lakewood were the
last important matches to he played on them. in
both Lakewood was victorious. the ars; prize IN
the interschoiasiic tournament being won by a
student at the 1.akew GOD Heights school. and
La <evood team Of eight men winning from SINH
lar number from the Philadelphia Country club by
the OF q TO H.
A lecture on THE Art. Literature and Politics OF
Spain was given IN the music-room ~ the Laurel
House by Professor Elmer T. N'NtNoil"
Charles Read, OF Camden. sustained serious IN
iuries through the breaking OF the fofk OF hls BIZ
cycle while riding from Toms River 10 this place on
Monday afternoon.
The orchestra OF the Iaure-in- the-P!nss. assisted
by Miss Florence Boese. soprano. and II. T. john
son. barytone Will give concert for the heneht OF
the Methodist Church on Thursday evening. The
players Will be William Green cello soloist; Emil
Pollak flute sooist: George Poak. violin and d.
rector: Ernest Iutz. cornet. {. Koch. accompanist
Mrs Nelson j. Vnndcrhool and Miss Gertrude
vanderhoof OF Jersey CRY. are visiting Miss j ~
Vanderhoof at Sunset Lodge.
Miss Helen Hunter. of Newburg. n Y. was the
recent guest Of Mrs. William A. Root.
The Rev p. C. Lippncott. IT,. pastor OF tho
Methodist Church. with Mrs. Lppincott- Will mako
q prolonged visit TO Halifax for tho benefit OF his
health
The Misses King entertaining their friend
Mss Gcryin OF Philadelphia.
DIT and Mrs H. Il. Cato have moved from the
Davis cottage IN First-st. 20 tho house just op-
posi;o. which they have purchased.
Directors Of the Village Association will meet at
the home OF the president. Or. William G.
Schaufiler. tomorrow evening.
A ta!ly-ho party went 20 Allnirc Wednesday
afternoon Tho fret brake was IN charge n
Charles McCuc whip The second brake WIS fooled
by Clarence Blair Mitchell
Ground has been broken for n new cottage IN
second-st b. Or Irwin II. Hance.
Annie Theresa Walsh and James William Arthur
ABBY were married on Thursday a. Edgemore mo
home OF Francis 7. FrecuH The bride has been
for nine years the houseHeoper ard the Bridegroom
/ the butler o, the Freeman home. Tho ceremony
performed In the MUSHROOM hy fhe k"v.
Father Heaiey. Mss Emma Crasic Was brides
daushtcr OF Mr Ffeeman's coa.hman. served as
flower Giri. wedding breakfast was serve
ln-the- Pines are Mrs william Macuaugnton and
party ana Mrs. James SA'l Ton ai- ttity .