New-York tribune., 1899-03-12
ROBINS HUSHED BY THE SNOW
TUESDAYS BLIZZARD STOPPED OUTDOOR
SPORT AT LAKEWOOD.

GEORGE J. GOULD AND HIS SONS AT POLO
DATES FOR FOLLOWING THE HOUNDS
TRorTrNG RACES IN oCEAN-AvE.
Lakewood. n j.. March II CspeciaD-Thorc Is n
warrant out for the harbngers Of spring who DIS
gused as robins carolled songs Of eladness TOT
the bright sunshine and soft. balmy atmosphere
from the treetops on Monday. The joyous song
of the redbreast caused many persons 10 MAKE
plans for opcn-air rocroations. all OF which WIZ
upset by the rcapptarance Of winter In the form
Of a sudden blizzard. The birds arc blamed for
tho d,eonnointmcnt They raised every ones
hopes, and caused many to make preparations
which were so much labor lost Their warhling has
not been heard since the snow came. They realze
that they are in disgrace, and are eNideh'y }"
hiding until the storm blows over
on Sunday there were samples or all sor'S oi
weather. There we're an electric storm. a miniature
cyclone n heavy rainstorm. ana not mum"
weather that resembed July rather than March'
II cleared during the night, and Monday was one
of thc most norfect spring days of the year Ih'ic
was no indication Of a storm Of any kind a' ns"''
and no one expected to see the ground coNo'eu
with snow Tuesday morning.
A coaching trip TO Allaire which had been ar
ranged by H. W Morford for Tuesday had to be
declared of. and numerous other jaunts were post
poncd until more favorable weather was IN SIEh'
Tho deserted village aims to rival Lakewood aS
an attraction IN n few more years. inc nm WIN
blossom out as full-nedged hotel next season a
new wing Of rooms will be added TO the quaint oiu
structure and It IS the intention Of W. > DeNse
to cater 10 other than transient guests. Ihe Han
however. will not be changed. The quaint archl-
lecture. which has proved one OF s chief charms
will be left intact ard the deserted village VIII, IL
is hoped. prove a big attraction 1hc average
American is rot fond OF ruins. and. aiihoush Al
laire-or AT least what remains OF the village-has
Of A
prettiest attractions. It was really deserted VIZ
lage until It became possible TO get hrst-ciaSs
dinner at the Hall The drive to Alaire is pretty
and the roads are fairly good, but the undN"'''h
pine forest that frnges Lake CarasaDo IS tHe l'o'
ton Row of Lakewood. and few wander from '''
beaten tracks unless it Is to 80 10 Cemetery Hl''
where glorious panorama Of the surrounding
country is obanable. FOR a winding drive among
the cathedra-like pines that thrive in Pine PARK
MR.. GOULD PLAYS POLO.
George J Gould resumed polo-playinG Monday
on his private grounds. His sons Kingdom and
.Jav and J. J. Collier were in the game The boys
have excellent seats. and both are plucky and
skilful players. Their fathers seat Is not the pest
in the world and he ondeayors TO make up IN G'sh
and courage for what he lacks in skill Ino Work
on the new grounds VIII be pushed forward as
soon as the weather permits. II is Mr.. Could am
biton to own tho finest polo grounds in this country
The Lakewood foXhounds. which are owned hy
] J. DU-yer and hunted az public pack, met nj
the Lakewood Hotel yesterday. The schedule OF
meets for the rest Of the month is Tuesday
March H. Glendale Farm; Saturday, March ~
Laurel House Tuesday. March 2l' Hycr farm'
SATURDAY March p, Lakewood station; Tuesday
March 2s The Kennels. The meets VIII take place
AT 2:30 D. m. on each day. In the month or April
there will be hunting on every weekday except
Friday.
The society which was organized for the purpose
Of aiding Miss Sybn Carter in her work among the
Indians has been named the Indian Womcns Inc
dustrial Association OF Lakewood. II IS the object
Of the association 20 hold series OF sales In aid
Of the cause. n possible enough money viii oe
raised to support one of tho Indian lace-mal<inS
schools Tli. will require about $500 wear
4 concert took place at the Lakewood hotel on
Monday in aid of the Fort Valley Iiicn ana Indus
iriaI school of GEORGIA. The singers were al coll
orcd pupils from the school They hal excellent
voices and their training was GOOD. Inelr tietS
and solos were loudly appauded. About .our, nun
drod person, listened 10 the concert ana - hahH-
some sum was realized. The e,oe club viii return
to the Lakewood early next month.
Mrs Adele I.acis Baldwin viii appear IN song
roriral at the Laurel House ou Friday. March -
Sho wil lc assisted by Mrs. Lillian Newell Fray
eoprano. Mackenzie Gordon. tenor. DR. carl Duit
bas~o. ana Victor Bcigc, pianist.
The rivalry between the owners or fast roadst'ls S
has resulted i'm several exciting trottnE races IN
Of Lakewood. series of races has been arranged