New-York tribune., 1900-05-13
OUTDOOR LIFE AT LAKEWOOD.
PLEASANT INCIDENT OF THE POLO
TOURNAMENT-GOLF LINKS IN
GOOD CONDITION.

Lakewood. n. j. May Il (SpeciaD.-The month
of May nearly half over, Is using Lake
wood very kindly. and although in comparison
with last month the place is quiet. II is lively
in comparison with the period In previous
seasons With the most perfect weather outdoor
life is encouraged and although prize competitions
over, informal play is enjoyed by the large
numbers who still remain. The golf links are In
superb condition and boating. driving. cycling
and search for wood flowers IN the pines fill the
days very happily.
Lakewood's first polo tournament, which was
brought a close last Saturday. full of in
terest throughout the series. and Of the pleas
ATTEST incidents IN connection Herewith the
presentation to Mrs. George J. Gould of token
of the appreciation OF her courtesies extended to
the polo players gathered here. The token took
the form of q beautiful cup OF solid gold about
twelve inches in height and of exquisite design and
finish. The cup rested a base of four oak
leaves with two handles entwined with oak leaves
and pearls set in for acorns. The names Of the dom
ors We're craven on the bowl. 1t presented to
Mrs. Gould at a dinner given to the polo men at
Georgian Court and made complete surprise
to Mrs. Gould in a very happy speech by H. l..
Herbert, president of the Polo Association. Those
at table when the presentation was made were
Mr.. and Mrs. George ]. Gould, Lady Mary Sack
vile. Mr.. and Mrs. c. Randolph Snowden. Mr. and
Mrs. William A Hamilton. II. L. Herbert George
McFadden, George Kendrck, Charles Wheeler
Benjamin Nico T. NJ. Waterbury, r. Livingston
Beeckman. William ]. Hazard, Mr. Snowden, A. E.
Kennedy, Frederick H. Allen Z. F. Colyer. X. j.
Colyer and Mr.. Kissell. Mrs. Goulds thanks for
the souvenir very gracefully expressed
At a business meeting of the Presbyterian So
ciety, held Wednesday evening, 1t voted
to extend call to the Rev. Charles P. Butler,
at Rveron, n. j., fill the vacant pulpit of the
church.
Miss Maeville Mcclellan and Miss Annie R.
Dashiell VIII sail for Europe next Thursday the
North German Lloyd Main. They will re-
main abroad until September travelling with
,, Dr W F. Cushman who has occupied the Tomp-
Guests OF the Laurel House and cottagers. who
came in on the complimentary invitation of Man
ager Plumer filled the music room comfortably full
by the schumann Quartet, of New-York The
known in Lake wood, having appeared here on sew
e eral previous occasions, and the list included S.
second tenor; Grant odel first bass; John D. shaw.
addition to the musical numbers Mr. Andrews VS.
entertained with anecdotes and rectations to the
enjoyment Of all present At the close of the con-
guests rarebit supper, which enlivened by
Mrs. and the Misses Dustan of New-York are
The @ when they SAT- for Europe Henay Pfa qaf
F. m9VTd into the cStage In
IN S rSRs Way Horads Is
Port Porter has IA also taken up his residence in his
fGTh ari Is he e1 guest Of her mother Mrs Han
Hse JOHN G. au Gane2 sRs Mss Miss Ganey aGlnasa
Emein n Lawrence. J. w. Bartholomew George
5 Hoyt, NJ 4. Chappele. John r. Consdine
Ius MTl LEWIS kswis' Mis- Miss K E Purcell Miss l. Purcell
Woodbury. " d 3!s Miss Woodbury., Hugh NJ. Inman Mrs
w NJ Herrtott DR.. John Thelburg C. H. Boyce
ard party, w. H. Benedict. Andrew V. Stout Mr.
and and Mrs. George W Ely, Mr. and Mrs. r. A
springs Alexander Brown. jr.; Dr. O. s. Mardin
Mr.; and Mrs. j. H. Cavode, Charles G. Griffith
William j. Peck. Theodore Schmalahy, A A. Olin
Eeau' Mr. Mr. and TI5, Mrs E F. Baldwin, Henry ]. Web
Ster, Mrs Willard Deane, Mrs a. Gittoe L. H.
Brumbaugh, Mrs. j. S. Peck. Miss Peck Mr.. and
Mrs J NJ; Waterbury, Miss Elsie Waterbury Mr.
and Mrs. John Cartledge. Mr.. and Mrs. T S. Hope
John D. Shaw, Grant OdeI. Lewis R. Dresser
Alexander v Roe. Mrs. James Sheldon. Miss Shell
and Miss Laura G Lynch Of New York; also Mrs
William NJ. Brush Mr.. and Mrs j. P Howell Mrs
l. D. Berg, Miss Grace Berg, Mr.. and Mrs William
p Mason, Miss A. NJ Mason. Mr.. and Mrs John
n: Hogson. Charles Holman Mr. and Mrs. A E
Bid. jr: Mrs A F. White and Henry w. Reeves
of Brooklyn.