New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-19
LAKEWOOD'.S PINEY AIR.
SPRING MAKES MORE PUNGENT me
ODOR OF THE TREES.
THE HEIGHT OF THE SEASON AT THIS
REsoRr-orTDooR SPORTS AND lNp'o"
ADJUSTMENTS OCCUPY THE

rokowood n j. March is (SpeciaD.-Ihe s.o'
ious spring weather which succeeded t'r 49,
showers of n week ago has done nnuo" IT,
nrove the appearance or this secuon vi Nv =.
soy The trees and the heritage all sho" Sis"0 "
life the buds have begun TO swell anu 'ie e'"
% grov The stately pines that nave uohe ~
much 10 make Lakewood famous have auue" "
new lustre to their needles. The sap mas poe =,
flow in the trees. and this has lhcreaseu n"
beauty and their health-glving properties. ihe
nunrent odor Of the trees was never more "pi
than now 1t can truthfully be SAID mat Ian.
wood is nj its best me season is certainly at us
highest The hotels and the cottages are al
crowded and at no place this continent can Il
better or larger display Of gowns and je"eS Oe
seep than I'm the dining rooms Of the hoteis.
The roads are I'm superb shape Tor dr'Niis' an
Lakeside Drive resembles the Row" every aiter
noon The romantic bride paths that wind throue"
the undulating pine forest are wen
coaching trips are OF everyday occurrence anu
there Is also quite a craze Tor cyc"ns Ju''
The Land o. Pines also holds out particular IN
,o,or,s IN rollers There are a number Of novel
fixed contests to be decided at the local CLUBS III
the next six weeks These fixtures are j.
thought Of sufficient importance to attract craoN
players +, Att,
The cross-country riders can also indulge III '"e'
favorite sport nearly every weekday. Inc r'su-
lar meets of the Lakewood Foxhounds are on tues
DAYS and Saturdays but extra mee's are 'd"'" ."
the occasion demands. "
Tran shooting and indeed almos. every klhu %
ou,door snort and recreation. to be had at
Lakewood
There IS also no lack Of entertainment FOR those
who remain indoors. There are the sun parlors
and glass incosed piazzas for promenades' ihen
again there vocal and instrumental concerts
lectures Illustrated and otherwise. dramatic read
ings and entertainments, informal hops D"hafus'
cards and games Of all kinds.
George J. Could narrowly escaped serious injury
on Monday. fIc trying one OF his hunters at
a fence when he came TO grief. Mr. Gould fell upon
his shoulder The ground. however, was deep with
sand and he escaped with severe shaking up re
was able 20 remount after few minutes rest but
RETAINED from putting the horse at any more OBJ
staclcs that day.
The women Of Lakewood have recently taken up
physical culture Mrs. 5. n. Wentworth has begun
a series Of lectures at the Iaurel-in-the-flheS Oh
the physical development of women. class mas
been formed by Mrs Henry O. Walker and num-
Ter # women have already signihed their intention
to Join
The Trinity College testers appeared In the one
act drama entitled cone Touch OF Nature and the
farce leave 1t to Me the Lakewood Hotel last
night Among the patronesses were Mrs George j.
Could Mrs Frank y Beard. Mrs. Jasper Lynch
Mrs Kingdom. Mrs Dwight NJ. Harris, Mrs Samuel
:. Beard Mrs. j. r. May and Mrs. @. stocky.
The informal hops at the Palmer. the Laurel and
the Laureln-the Pines have become popular feat-
ure at these hotels. They jumped into popularity
during the blizzard and it Is safe say that dane
ing will be in high favor the rest Of the season
HOUNDS on THE SCENT OF TAME FOX
somewhat amusing practical joke was played
on J j. Dwyer. the proprietor Of the Lakewood
FCxhounds last week Mr.. Dryer has a number
Of foxes quartered In a building adjoining his
kennels Among them Is tame one This fG %os can
ing Of the tameness OF this particular FOX 10 some
afi.cted not to believe him TO prove his asser
ton Dwyer offered to lead the fox from the
wanted. Dryer good as his word he
to The kennes ana IN the the e 81 The hotel
lie in sight Of the building suspectlng, no
sound It was the musical bayng Of hounds on
the scent Quick as fash ne graspfd b bhe sims sims
he ran as fast as ne could TO the hotel and man,
piazza just rs the hounds dashed up ne aIsI3
dogs bounded up and down, gnashing their tee,.n,
nli3 ne nclosure Win pcrspration oozng from
every pore watched the proceedings with grim
Senrd to strol in he went outside and in stentorian
tones told the hounds what he expected OF mem III,
their kennel Now Dwyer is trying to discover
r" Ey- Corporaton Counsel Clark enjoyed the Joke
much any one and slthSngh ne h Sf nSsoH
throw me pane uIom "1 ~ n,ung more about II
than any one else. ,-.,... -,
The worh Of excavating for the foundation OF
! George j. Goulds riding academy Is now wen
under way and al POSSIBLE speed VIII De ndef that
have II ready for the builders II Is stimated INA d
the structure. which viii be one Of me larggS' ana
best appointed affairs or the knp IN tnt VIZ
which VIII be big enough for polo games there VIII
! be O swimming tank. theatre, tennis court ana
! " Oliver who has wintered his stable Of race
h9r p n p Week Warre T h his Particular
! star This horse Is in fine shape, and VIII receive
The trotting races that have taken place c ivory
week in ocear9ve paYe PTe gr,G @.seI sams s's
| J. Grover is now convinced that his mare Emma
] doll. IA nd A.
acknowledge defeat and It took four straight heats
! 10 make him change his nina
GUESTS AT THE HOTELS.
Among those registered at the Lakewood Hotel
are Clifton X. Breckenridge. ex-Mn.ser TO Russia;
| Mr. ana Mrs. Marshall J. McAnerny, Mrs. J. *.
Porter Mrs II J. Farchild T. j. Mason. Joseph
! g. Blsscl Louis Sherry. Charles Demonco Mrs.
| l. j. Grant Miss Bates. Miss Alice q. Bates. Mrs.
4 Robins SGs t Mr , and M9s f Kl"F jr, ~ and
Mrs. Robert DUNLAP; Miss ISIS Dunlap p J.: Wqrren'
Beach, Mrs. J. Fellows; Miss Fellows p / Steven
Mrs. Tn'fF Frank ii Kelley Mr. and Mrs. Edward P
c a Mrs. MF ""a G gray Mrs nbba2 MISS
J. b Thomas, W. I, odell, Mr. and Mrs A. Hen
clover Adam schulz. Miss schulz, the Rev. P; ..
Welsh. Mrs. Daniel Melody. C. Il Wheeler and J. s
Mr.. and Mrs Charles A. Sterling. Miss Edith w.
sterng and Miss Eieon9r9 sterl pG OF OTranse
\ j. the S5FI Rey R Il ToSin Of Peeksk x Y; j.
s. Barrick. of Toronto. canada; Samuei I. Colt, or
| Providence. r. Mrs w Manning; Mrs a. II.
Boston: Mr. and Mrs. N; T Barrett, Mr. and nWl, Mrs
Peter Hauck jr.. Albert Phillips and c. L. Baldwin
| OF Newark. n. j.; Mr. and Mrs George =. Edwards.
! Of Elizabeth. y. J.. W. L. Wilson, ex-Postmaster-
! General Of Lexington. Va; Mr.. and Mrs E. W.
/ Davis Of Narragansett Pier
Among the arrivals at the Laurel -in-the Pines
| are + J Dc Peyster. Mrs. Frank H. Dodd
Miss II. Z Dodd. Lewis NJ Norwood Miss
! Norwood. Miss X Norwood Clifford Beal. Law
| renee r Abbott Mrs Jessie Prentice. Mrs
! Van Brunt Frederic Kernochan. Mr.. and Mrs
George p Rowell. Miss Esther Allen Miss David;
son. Miss May Brown Judge and Mrs. Edward
Patterson. 7. Willams NJ J. CGisans Car Carl
| H. n Hurlburt William r. Beal +. Is. Thurber
! L chnrlns 7 u Rich