New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-29
LAKEWOOD'!S PROSPERITY
1T is ENJOYING AN UNUSUALLY BUSY
SEASON.
BUSINESS AT THE HOTELS ALMOST AZ BRrsK
AS IN THE HOLIDAY Seasonal FORT
NIGHT OF FINE WEATHER.

BUSINESS AT THE HOTELS ALMOST AZ BRlsk
AS IN THE HOLIDAY Seasonal FORT
NIGHT OF FINE WEATHER
Lakewood. Y j.. Jan % (speciaD-The kind Of
weather that has made the Land o. Pines famous
health and winter resort has prevailed for the
last two weeks with the exception OF Tuesday
when electric storm swept over the pine regions
the atmosphere has resombed that OF April. rather
than January The influx OF visitors is without
precedent Hitherto at this season % the year the
place has been almost deserted. The season be-
tween Christmas and Lent dull and losing
time for the hotel men. but this year business at
the big hotels IL almost brisk az II was In the
holiday All the rooms were taken az the
hotels last Sunday and cots used at the T.au-
rel-in-the-Pnes. the Laurel House. the Lakewood
and Hotel Palmer The bookings for February and
March al the various hotels are In excess OF prev
Gus seasons and the demand for cottages and sites
FOR homes was never greater than now.
II safely be said that Lakewood Is now enjoy
ing era OF well-earned prosperity II has taken
twenty years to make It the popular place It IL.
The active demand for hotel accommodations. cot
tages and building sites is the result not OF boom
but OF steady and gradual growth. There are no
bargains IN real estate at Lakewood. No one u
anxious 10 SELL prices high and the restrictions
such 70 keep undesirable persons away from
the place.
Sheriff Dunn was here Tuesday. 4 special
meeting OF the Lakewood Foxhounds held II
the Lakewood Hotel IN his honor The Sheriff
and J. ]. Dwyer. the master and proprietor OF the
foxhounds are natives OF Tipperary and
schoofellows. The sport marred by hea-y
ranstorm Sheriff Dunn and Fire Commissioners
Scannell witnessed the chase from J. ]. Rey's
| carriage.
The last week has been quiet and uneventfu.
both regards indoor and outdoor amusements
and sports Riding and driving the chief a.
| versions
! Magistrate Pool IS guest at the Palmer House.
In the annual report Of the Ocean County Hunt
and Country Club. just issued. the names OF all
! persons who have registered the club in the last
season are put. down nonresident members. As
the privileges OF the club be extended friends
and guests by the hotel men, the list is a long
The master OF the foxhounds In this club has
easy time OF II nowadays. the hounds. which
We're the private property OF George J. Gould have
| been removed 10 kennels on his estate and are
/ used as private pack by MI Gould who however,
+ to cross-country riding, and INDUCES in game on
| his private grounds every sunday afternoon. His
Herbert generally take part In the match
Mrs. j. j. Reilly, who is guest at at the Lake Lake
room on Tuesday at which Sheriff Dunn was the
Bishop starkey of the Newark diocese. is resting
here.
! Mr and Mrs J. H. Cultivate OF Cleveland. Ohio,
who guests at the Laurel House, have brought
! some high-cass horses and fashionable traps.
york are at the Pines for the winter
| They have brought a number OF carriage horses
A concert was given by the orpheon Male Quartet
! IN the MUSHROOM at the observation-disclosures on
The Right Rev. John Lancaster sP3alding. Bishop
Of Peoria III is at me lakewood mote,a a, ., ~.
! l-n-thePlnes last week.
ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.
The following are among the guests at the
| I.aurel-in-the Pines. Mr. and Mrs. II. c. Fuller.
Mr. and Mrs Q. 6. Hartwell, Miss a. ". Whitney.
! Mr. and Mrs. Philo s. Hagen. Miss F. Mosler tho
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DR.. T K Cady. Mrs NJ j. Pugh. Mrs. II. T.
Dickey Miss Appleton, Miss Cooper. Mrs. T Wy
man Porter Mrs A. T. Talman William 3. Eddy.
Mrs Charles s. Haight. Miss Katherine Porter. y
Dick Miss Laucks and F. l. Cclweil. all OF New.
York Nj. and Mrs. |. b. Fisk Mr. and Mrs. J n
William cOrnsy and Mr. and Mrs Marion T. Lyon.
Among the arrivals at the Laurel House are J. );
%mpS Mss c%g0gR 2 cam aGd N. M abs sGd
Mrs John A. Mccall, sidney Mccall. Mrs D p
Kps Or s aSd MT Mrs amd RWgm6g Mr. Hd
Mrs William A. Wheelock. Mr.. and Mrs; Theodore
p STOKES iok MIS- Ms. Clever. Mr. and Mrs f. b. curtis
j v. curtiss, Mr. and Mrs; George i. Gould Mss
Mr. and Mrs w sSpP Of c9f RssoS Mrs 1 W. and
Mrs J. Henderson Of Toronto; A. p. stevens y
| Albany; Mr.. and Mrs. George NJ Atwater; OF
sR Sa va Mrs cha M smA ~
Sc y. Y. Mrs. r. H. Perry. Of Bristol 4, l.; Mr.
/ NJ &.
! Mr. and Mrs. " A. Powell. Miss Alice r. Fits,
| Mrs. NJ b. Streeter, Miss X. Hill. Mr.. and Mrs
! T.. NJ Williams and L. l. Williams Of Brooklyn.
| Among the recent arrivals at the Lakewood Hotel
! are Mr. and Mrs. George r. Blanchard Osborne w
! Bright. Richard Croker. f. Van Ripper, Miss Sue
! Van Ripper Mr.. and Mrs Frank Illford MT and
! Mrs George Shaw J. 4. @ shaw -. y. White. H.
: Arnold II. b. Minge. c. r. Richards. y: H. Lain
beer IT.. : II. Swan. Henry Ivson. Miss Agnes
: Hi. Mrs. NJ 5. Beers, II. TYSON jr Bennett H.
shepard Douglas NJ. Shaw. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
/ Il lang W : Valentine A. p Scudder Mr.. ard
Mrs l. {. Lawton Mrs. F. =. Osborne. Mrs w NJ
+ Humphrey. Charles Stokes Wayne. Mr.. and Mrs.
wills J. Abbott and Mr.. and Mrs f. J. Lowry an
of New-York; Mr.. and Ms. a. stamford MI
{ and Mrs Brommer Mr.. and Mrs NJ > KING. MISS
: l. Ring Herbert T. Ktcham Nj. and Mrs A NJ
} Hutson Mr. and Mrs. Claus, and Mr.. and Mrs j.
/ W Cromwell all Of Brookyni 5. u. Stokes ana
Whitford Bidde. jr, OF Phiiadelphaa' Ms n. ~ ~
Adams Mrs II. Collins and Mrs. G. H. Gardner, OF
| Boston ~, ,.. ,ro.., 80
cludes DR.. and Mrs; G. Kroger r. NJ BeparSdssley'
! = l. Guild A. NJ Mcconnell, George J. konb >.
| l. seward H. 5 Northrup. i. D. Watson, Walter
! Rush and Charles Hanston, all OF New-fork; LINER
| e over John J. Hoeffefer NJ X. Billings ana MILO
B Thomas OF Philadelphia; 4. +. Russell NJ Lug
low and H. A. Heath. Of Newark, ana FRANCIS o.
/ Of