New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-15

LAKEWOOD HAS MORE GUESTS THAN
USUAL At THIS SEASON


THE ATTRACTIONS OF THE wiSrEn RESORT
AMONG THE LAKES or NEwJERsEY
ARE BECOMING BErTrR KNOWN
Lakewood. ~ j. Jan u CspecaD.-In previous
seasons the week following the New Year holidays
has been of week for the hotel proprietors. u
was termed the ull after the storm, and Lakewood
in former seasons generally rescmblod "a country
town the day after the circus. This year. however
there are guests at the Laurel-n-thc-P Pines.
Laurel. Lakewood. Palmer and Lexington hotels
than ever before AT this season Of the year. The
business II from 20 to 70 per cent hrgcr than at
this time last year The bouifaces are az a lo7s 70
account for the Increase Some accredi II 10 the
improved condition OF trade which makes It neces-
sary for business men to remain within easy ac-
cess Of New-York and. as Lakewood Is only
short ride from the metropolis. bankers brokers
merchants and professional men who need a change
from the noise and turmoil OF New-York betake
themselves TO the pine regions. The real reason
however IL the fact that Lakewood Is. FOR the first
time IN Its history. well advertised. The leading
daily and weekly papers have published photo
graphic views of the hotels. drives. lake and other
scenes H. and adjacent to the famous health re-
sort. The beauties OF the pine region tho health
giving properties OF the pine-Iaden air. the dry
warm atmosphere and other charms OF the place
are now well known.
Mrs Kingdom gave a luncheon At her home in
Lake Drive on Tuesday Among the guests were
Mrs. George w Stockly. Mrs. J. Russell May
Mrs. Walter r. Binner. Mrs. Samuel s Beard
Mrs. John r.. Morris and Mrs Edward l.. Harding
Miss Lillian Nordica left the Laure-in- the Pines
for Philadelphia on special train. She said she
delighted with her brief sojourn in the pine
region.
The Lakewood Golf Clubs New Years tourna-
ment, which postponed. will rot be played
until spring, because of the success Of the picked
team matches which will be continued every Sat
urday throughout the season.
The recent cold snap has covered Lake Carasaljo
with the smoothest ice for skating and ce-boating
purposes that has ever been seen on the placid
surface CT that plne-fringed sheet OF water
The Lakewood Foxhounds continue their semi
weekly meets. The weather has caused only one
postponement so far this season. j. J. Dwyer, the
owner of the pack, has been confined to his room
for few days. but f. In the saddle again. In his
absence. his son. W. Z. Dwycr and Frank Fits-
patrick, the second whip. handled the pack and
veteran cross-country men who rode behind the
pack were pleased with the youngsters work.
Golf has many from fox hunting well
from trap-shooting and other outdoor sports.
No matter how hard the ground is or how cold the
wind. the enthusiasts eat their breakfasts and
hurry TO the links. Even snow does not deter them
They simply use red ball instead OF white
| one. and ignore the weather
Judge Alfred Post L. Post and General ". d.
Whlppe were at the Lakewood last week They
!
surfeit of the game Judge Post said it was too
| much like winter racing to suit him. and General
MPe kd 6 IDEA of Waks S the
| in the open air after ball.
GUESTS AT THE HOTELS
The following among the guests at the
| Laurel-in-the Pines: Mr. and Mrs s. r. Valentine.
| Mrs A. D. Smith Mr. and Mrs. r. L. Lee. Mr. and
| Mrs b. Aymar Sands Miss Sands Mr. and Mrs.
Frank B. Keech. Mr.. and Mrs. +. 5. Smithers Mr..
and Mrs. II. W. Rising. Mr.. and Mrs. Robert w.
Todd. Miss Mabel Todd. C. Percy Beadeston, Mr..
and Mrs H. w slocum Mr.. and Mrs. N NJ. Van
Buren,. II. VI. Flower. f.. f. Simmons. W. F. Col
! Inns, Tnorburn Reid Mr.. and Mrs J. NJ. Henriques'
Miss Beadleston. F. B. Hyde and Gerald y. STAN
ton of New-York Dr. George Faes Baker George
| W. Boyd Mr. and Mrs. &. II. Clark and family,
| Mr. and Mrs william T. Wright OF Philadelphia;
! Mr. and Mrs. NJ. W Tingcy. Of Chestnut Hill,
! Philadelphia Mr.. and Mrs George w. Kenyon,
Miss Lois Kenyon. Mr.. and Mrs. r. H. Robertson
| and Mrs. William Beard. Mr.. and Mrs Charles
Hazard Daniel Chauncey, Daniel Chauncey r.
gan. Andrew Peters Carroll }: Post jr; Howard
Mis- HaaS d9Y a0S maid and Mr. ana
Among the guests at The Laurel House are:
havrencs V Bckey walter alter. AeHagaGr JG Wo, a.
p Paret Mr.. and Mrs. Oal;leigh Thorne, W. Is.
bucksworth + ,r MG9gg Rr hg' TeG a8d
| Mrs H. Van G. Romans. Or. JOHN Vanderpool,
6 3Toy' of 1S YORK Mss Mabel stevens and MI
| and Mrs Frank stevens o. Jersey city. Mr.: and
| Mrs Henry PASTOR Clark. Mr.. and Mrs: Henry
Stackpole and Mr.. and Mrs }. Cooper Edwards
Of Boston J. S. J. Nolan. Of Chicago; +. p Thorne'
! OF Paris; A. Il. Fisk. Of Planheld; Mr. and Mrs.
! r. b. Ieake. of Albany: General james o,aAes,
L. $. A. and wife: Mrs w G. Low ana tho H,ss,
| Baron de Schenick Baron Paul dc tgIntyk,e anu
Prince Francis Arriesperg. OF shrewsbury mar ;
| Freeman. OF London; Lyman whitney Aii.n, Oh
! Newark: F. b. Dwight and family, OF Morristown'
| Miss l. G. Dodds and Mr.. and Mrs. SIDNEY n
Colgate OF South orange; Mrs. Charles = Sihick-
son' OF Philadelphia and Mr.. and Mrs +. T. Ricn-
mond, OF Providence A., ,.,..., tto,ol
are Marquise DIES NJ. Merenvile. OF rnrisi H. ~
| Poor Mr. and Mrs Allan Lee Schmidt, MI ana
Mrs John b. IIaskin. jr J. f. Sarroil " r.
Hotchkiss' Mrs G. ". Shepard. Mrs. Gregory SUIT
ton Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Gerken Mr. ana mrs
S Plant, Mr.: ard Mrs j. HaWW,ey; rredefiTpS =
Lounsbury. " G. Stewart T. w 1SprWdsSH We'll and
Charles H. Raymond OF NeW-York c. A. Hrn
Haviiand Mr. and Mrs. +; W. Havland Mrs, >,
L. McCrossin; Miss j. E. McCrosssinn r ana carton
Ward of Hackenslck Mr.. and Mrs W WhitnTy'
Of Albany; Mrs. s. w. Titon, Mr.. ana MIS- r.
Edwards and Miss +. b Burr OF Pniiadeipniia, , a
nelly and Miss NJ A. Bergen. OF Paris; o,,os,s
The Lexington Hotel has among 9teer Ds Sues
Mr. and Mrs Edward roq Parks Charles 4 BythS
n H. onI Mrs T. Burchard Harvey A Fuller. K
~ nathburn and Frank c. Merriman. OF New OK
" q lie Cournby, 4. r. IAppincou r. Is Sin' a.
S Ge ~ Philadelphia. John D. Mandevlle OF
Newark: Mr. and Mrs. T. j Rapley anu - Nm NM
| Hull OF Washington; Mr. and Mrs kaFnl"nn' 49,.
| and Miss Edith Morse OF Buffalo, ana james
Greeley. Of Boston
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