New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-22
FINE WEATHER ATLAKEWOOD
THE HOTELS BETTER FILLED THAN THIS
TINE LAST YEAR
MUCH DRIVING AND CYCLING N THE LAND
q NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. HUNTsMEN no FOL
low THE LAKEWOOD FOXHOUNDs.

MUCH DRIVING AND CYCLING N THE LAND
o PINEs-wELI~KNowN HUNTsMEN TO FOL
low THE LAKEWOOD FOxHOUNDs
Lakewood. Jan. y (speciaD.-The weather that
has made the Land o. Pines famous as a winter re-
sort prevails and cottagers and hotel-keepers are
In the best OF humor This week the sun has
shone with almost sprinEllke radiance and the
air has been soft and balmy. Overcoats and wra ps
have been discarded BY pedestrians and closed
carriages nre no longer in demand. The change in
the atmospheric conditions has given new life 70
the place and has caused many persons TO prolong
their stay and has also been the Of attract
ing many visitors 10 this famous health resort
OF course there are not many guests a. the
hotels AZ there were during the holidays but the
lists are Gil much heavier than they were at this
time last year
The smiling attitude OF the weather has given
impetus all outdoor sports. particularly golf and
foX-hunting The touch Of winter that was felt
q week ago played havoc with many OF the club
and hunt fixtures and made outdoor sport any
thing but pleasant even for the enthusiasts. The
bride paths and drives are in excellent shape
and fashionable turnouts are almost as common as
cablecars on Broadway The cyclers are also
numerous nowadays and every day there are
wheeling parties from the hotels 70 various places
Of interest
The Jersey Central Railroad officials enjoyed
House last week
The employees ~ 6 s Beard & Co, OF New YORK
mad DAYS outing at the Laurel House on IhuIs-
DAY They We're IN charge OF James IL Murray.
Demonstrating match that excited moro IN
terest than usual took place early In the week "'
Seven Stars. Ut was between William q. Ringer
and F. C. Fluger two season guests Of the Palmer
House The match was for 50 a side, twenty bros
twenty-five yards rise and fifty yards boundary
Fluger won by one bird
Professor Elmer Wentworth has resumed MS
lectures on standard poets at the Laurel House
His last subject was Byron
Mrs Kingdom gave f. luncheon AT her home. in
LAKESIDE Drive. on Friday Mrs Kingdoms guests
~e'e Miss May Morris Mics Natalie Harding. Miss
Misses Ferris
q o. "o' 'uTe gave dinner in the private dining
"' ''' Laurel House on Monday Among ms
49, were Mr. and Mrs Jasper Lynch Mrs
.aNc'S A Waither and John Mney.
- '"' combined musica. clubs OF the University Of
wanna gave concert in the Lakewood Ho-
- 'H1s'c nan on Friday night. The room was
-'"''' win guests and cottagers. The Glee club
consisted u forty voices under the direction OF
'o''SSor Lacy Baker. the well-known choirmaster
ah' "feanist There were eighteen pieces IN the
a. a,aHygg rI1o Joseph Garrett Hickey was the lead
sot,.. -ne Aahdoln Club. which was made up on
~ CeNsn Instruments. was under the leadership
80 .te FIetcher Snyder. An informal hop roll
a lecture on panistry delivered in the Lake
~~oVp Hotel music hall on Monday by Mrs T.
tsyoIe, OF Los Angeles. Cal The lecture both
humorous and instructive Not q few classes have
Oeeh formed among the cottagers and hotel guests
WELL-KNOwN HUNTsMEN TO COME.
number OF wel-known cross-country riders
nave booked hotel and stable accommodations and
VIII next month follow J. J. Dryers imported Irish