New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-25
THRONGS AT LAKEWOOD.
THE HOLIDAY WEEK BUSY AND EN-
JOYED BY ALL.
BALLS AT THE HoTELs-NoTEs OF soCIETY-RB
CENT ARRIVALS.

BALLS AT THE HoTELS-NOTEs OF soCIETY-RB-
CENT ARRIVALS.
Lakewood N J.. Feb "a (speciaD-The expected
crowd has come and Lakewood is full to overflow
ing. The daily arrivals have increased all through
the week. The golf programmes at both the clubs
were postponed because of the snow. and the only
sporting incident on Saturday was the pigeon
shooting. The links in fair condition for
Thursday
1t has been a busy and enjoyable week. All the
large hotels filled to OVERLOOKING and are using
private parors. office rooms. childrens playrooms
! and all other hooks and corners which could be
made to accommodate cot beds. The place is en-
PERTAINING far larger number of visitors than
ever before.
A trotting track is proposed to be ready for use
next season. with possibility Of its being partially
ready this year. Those interested are Frank d.
Beard, of Brooklyn; Nathan Stratus, who has
brought down several of his horses this year, his
favorie. Aves. being chief on the list; T. . r RAN
dolph, A, E. Perrlne, of the Buffalo Driving PARK;
J. Marion Pollock Charles r. lie Compile, Samuel
/ II. Grover and Charles McCue.
The Laurel-in- the-Pines has had enormous ar
rival during the week, and the house is now well
filed with prominent people from several cities
! Marked Improvement has been made this week In
| the main entrance the old-fashioned double doors
having been replaced by modern revolving door
| The concert given by the Princeton College Glee.
! Banjo and Mandolin Club at the Lakewood Hotel
! on Wednesday evening a repetition of the sue
of previous concerts given by the college boys
at the same hotel The big music room was crowd
! ed. The concert patronized by many society
! women in Lakewood. these being prominent: Mrs
! George J. Gould. Mrs. George w. Stockly, Mrs
! Sherwood B. Ferris. Mrs. Albert NJ Bradshaw,
! Mrs Frank D. Beard Mrs. c. H. Mcclellan. Mrs.
| A. H Dashiell, Mrs James Converse. Miss e. G..
! Aller Mrs Samuel S. Beard. Mrs. William A. Ham,
! ilton Mrs. William Gray Schauffer and Mrs. Irwin
! H. Hance. The Princeton students were enter
! tanned during the afternoon at reception and tea
| given by Mrs. Sherwood B. Ferris and the Misses
! Ferris.
A golden wedding anniversary dinner was given
| in the private dining room of the Laurel House on
! Tuesday in honor of Mr.. and Mrs. William A.
| Wheelock of New York The party included DIT
! William E. Wheeock. with his son. John H. Wheel
! lock- of Morristown; Mr.. and Mrs George A
| Strong of PlainfeId, and Mr.. and Mrs. Charles A
! Stoddard of New-York.
Kingdom and Jay Gould the of Mr.. and Mrs.
/ George J. Gould, entertained a few of their boy
| friends from the Lakewood School. at Georgian
! Court on Wednesday afternoon.
Snowdrops and olocuses are in bloom on. Lake
wood lawns, being nearly two weeks earlier than
| in previous
! merry marty of Young women chaperoned by
/ Mrs William G. Schauff1er. attended the recent
| junior promenade at Princeton University, remain
| ing in Princeton over Sunday. The party Included
| Miss Mary: Ferris, Miss Isabel Ferris and Miss
| Schauffler.
/ Miss Gladys Frost, OF Brooklyn. the recent
! guest of Miss Lillian Baldwin: Miss May Howard,
! of New-York has been entertained by Mrs F. S.
!
| have gone to California for a stay of several
| months: Alexander V. Fraser of NewYork. was
! the recent guest of his brother-in-law, T. Morton
| p. Mills; Mr.. and Mrs Jasper Lynch are at home
! again from Newark, where they were called by the
! death of Mrs Lynch's mother.
For the Washingtons Birthday ball the ballroom
| at the Lakewood Hotel deliberately decorated,
! and crowds the floor and in the corridors
| joyed the music, and later sat down to fine sup
! per. general invitation to the cottagers was
extended by the hotel At the Laurel-in- Pines
! also the ballroom beautifully decorated, the
! National colors being the basis of adornment, and
| the dancing enjoyed by the guests of the
| house No general invitation issued. The
music acceptable to all, while the supper
! served at midnight fully appreciated
At the Laurel-in-the-Pines-Mrs. Thomas c. Ly-
man, Miss L. NJ. Lyman, Miss Anna T Lyman.
! Mr.. and Mrs S. A Coats and family, Mrs. H. +.
Dimock Mr.. and Mrs John D. Rockefeller. John
! Caswell, Louis Benjamin. W. F. Mott Mrs Rock,
G.. Hurst. John Sloane. Mr.. and Mrs. John Sloane.
jr, Mrs. Robinson Smith, Mrs. w. T Chester. Mrs.
r. ]. Thompson Miss Ethel Thompson. Miss NJ. A.
/ Ulman, Miss Helen Ulman. Miss Greenwood. Max
well Stevenson, Robert G. Speter. o. ]. Wells Mr.
and Mrs. Barton Chaplin. Mr. and Mrs. c. L. Davis
Mrs Clarence c. Rice, Miss Gladys Rice, H. L..
Blum, Mrs. John Kelly, Thomas L. Watson. S. NJ
Scott Miss Grace G. Scott Miss Evelyn Scott,
Mr. ana Fs ErnS E. GSak Mrs H. Aver
{. Day, Sidney. G, Lowell, John Norris William l..
Jessie G., Hopkins, Mr. and Mrs W. p Hamilton
and family, Mr. and Mrs. NJ: L. Bowden. Mrs John
George, F Stone. steuart A Goats Mr.. and Mrs.
E. B Curtis Frederick Jackson jr G Preston
E. E: Matcalm, Mrs. Pho Echeverria. Mr.. and Mrs.
'3S fra6ds %rs NJ Hs Mrs. ssso
Odel Miss Z. E. OdeI Mr.. and Mrs A H Temp
Mss JAMES J. HopnS Miss pay En BORE
N. and Mrs: E: I Camps: f: H yresiaPd. Mrs
Mrs. W, B Destrands, DR.: and MS R. B. Kimbaii
george B NJ Harvey F A. TndeThn gone 8. j.
drews, Mrs Rodney Dennis. Professor Francis NJ.
Rover, Daniel Baron. Mr.: and Mrs. Andrew shI-
Brewster Miss Grace S. Brewster, Henry Parrish.
T; d. Merwin, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert l. Lee. H. r.
G GodFe Mr. Da 3Pa Rodge Ms Alice M
Clement r. Gale, Mrs S. NJ. Stevenson Miss Ste
yenson. Mrs L. Allen Mr.; and Mrs, Thomas c.
sons Mrs. N; I. Lockwood Mr.. and Mrs Rufus
| r. Cowing. Miss Carotta L. Cowng and S. Clifton
At the Lakewood Hotel-Mr and Mrs. J. Carson
Mrs w F. Bainbridge: Mrs. II. c. MaIlouf. Miss
Donohue. Mr.. and Mrs. G. Lewie. Mrs. Lillian G.
Hamilton. Miss Norma Hamilton; w. Grant Cook
w. II. Hart, Mr., and Mrs D. Mayer D. Mansfield
Leroy, Miss Whitehead. Mr. and Mrs, S, c. Powell,
and Mrs. E. G. Stedman, e. II. Richards Mr. and
! Mrs; Charles Shoate. Ernest L. Fl. Mayer F. b.
Mrs. f. w. Emory Miss e NJ, Ward Miss Alma
Templeton. Commodore John w. Moore Dr. Della
Sparks ]. w. Fitzgerald Charles fngieHart. Mrs
| Charles Warren A. b. Stratton. Mr.. and Mrs. r.
Blister. Mrs P EcheIerria Mrs Thomas J csaines
! Mr.. and Mrs. J. Hollis Well Mr.. and Mrs. F. Stein
Nine De Ajuria. Miss Auria De Ajuria and Miss L.
TIE Palmer House is crowded as are the other
hotels In Lakewood with those who are celebrating
Wool inc md all efr,o