New-York tribune., 1900-04-15
LAKEWOOD'S EASTER CROWD.
PACITY-PREPARING FOR THE
GOLF TOURNAMENT.


GOLF TOURNAMENT.
Lakewood N j.. April IA (SpeciaD.-Lakewood
hotels already comfortably filed, have received by
every this week large additions to their guest
lists and Easter Sunday will probably find here the
largest crowd entertained at one time In the
history the place For the last three days of the
week the railway service from New-York has been
practically doubled. and every hotel OF prominence
in the place is booked full and has turned away
applications in large numbers. without DOUBT the
break in the will come in the week follow
ing Easter Sunday, when all hotel men look for
rather large departures; the extent of this exodus.
however will depend largely upon the weather.
The outgo from Lakewood will be more or less
Offset by the coming tournament. which occurs at
the Golf Club of Lakewood on Thursday, Friday
and Saturday. Many experts have come within the
last few days and are giving their almost constant
attention to working into form on the links Wnlle
still Others will come early next week ming the
rooms occupied by the Easter departures. On ac-
count of this tournament the Country Club has
Withdrawn all gofng fixtures, so as TO nave no
counter attractions during the week
The recital arranged by Mrs Adele Laeis Bald
win at the Laurel House for Friday night OF last
week postponed, ana Will occur on ''
evening of next week.
Mrs s. Sidney Smith gave an informal at nome
inviting friends meet Mrs. Mabel Looms Iooo'
of New-Haven, who sailed on Saturday loI <Alil0a,
ACCOMPANYING her husband, Professor Todd, OF
Amherst
G. Schaufier also gave luncheon at her fih'Ai-'''
hcme on Thursday to meet MIS- 1000
The Taurel-in- -the-Pines has had heavy arrivals
beginning on Thursday, with 1ull mousse IN prospe0'
For tonight The Lakewood Hotel began TO re-
ceive its Easter crowd on Wednesday, ana through
o+ tho following days continued to fill room after
room until the supply was exhausted Inc haure'
House which has been steadily fun, with the eA-
ception of day or two each week TOT 'he ldsI
month and more had less heavy arrival. but
rniD OltSile
others are using small parlors and private office
rooms through the temporary pressure AT the
Palmer House also which has done an excellent
steady business since March /, Easter ar
rivals began on Thursday. Piney-Top Towers
though limited in capacity IS receiving new guests
The prospect IS that the season will end with good
numbers and although the house has peen open
but three months of the season 1t has become wen
and favorably known among the hosts VI Ni9i''i'
to Lakewood.
Palmer House arrivals for the last week include
Mr. and Mrs. F. G. Dexter and son, Miss Margaret
Bruce w B. Calvert. Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. E. Douglas.
Miss May Hamilton Mr. and Mrs. S. L. Felt d.
NJ Smallwood Mrs. George A Fink, Mrs. M A.
Diamond Miss Annie A Diamond. of New-York,
and Mr and Mrs. r. P. McBreen, Miss K. L. Bar
ron Miss A. /. Burren and Miss Edith r. Meade,
of Brooklyn.
A few names selected from Laurel House regis
trations: Mr.. and Mrs. A. Alexander Max T. Bar
ton. Mr.. and Mrs. A. r. Elliott. Mrs. Henry Hall,
c. H. McKenna c. Preston, Mrs. D. NJ. Turnure,
Miss Turnure. Miss Baldwin, Miss Harriet Ber-
net, Miss Caroline B. Gay. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
P. Bacon. Miss Edith Bacon. George Endlch. Mrs.
]. F. suydam W. Ramsay. S. ]. OKeefe, DR.. Will
lam B. Wood c. c. Armstead, Francis D. Rogers,
Lewis G. Young, Howard A. Colby DR.. and Mrs.
l. N Beekman Mrs James Galatin Mr.. and Mrs.
H. R. Rolston. Miss harrington, E ]. Woolsey,
T. B: Coles. Mr.; and Mrs; NJ J. Mulqueen. ]; W:
Decker. F. c Dubois and Willis D. Wood, all Of
At the Laurel in-the- Pines-Mss Ella A. Martin.
G l. Tiffany. Mrs alfred Mitchell Mr. and Mrs.
WIilshan, Felix ;cremsr Mr and Mrs, coPpeli,
Eda G4s G9h F. M r sF F4snN FS h
CHARLES f. hde1 Miss Mss NJ and ME-
G M. Phipps, Miss Veronica Ringer. Paul iil Arm
aes Clark Miss M4s GTosby asrI1 s0rEe Clark Mar2n
sSapoftes. H G. Mcvickar Nj and Mrs william
io3n 4 GGlaRs Maa% Mrs. M MSS IS
Pear Boahe h T ThnsS WSSeA Anf2n
q ess s fRus sIs h. Miss E MF
Mss MI LII Loyi a. Mrs +: J: Dawson, Miss c; / DAWSON
s J. Gibson A B. Maeay. A. K Bague, G. N
fa5R0shaT; PIR0s Mrs D. " A5thnr A. Ne P Ranney B.
White nF NJ and Mrs Bruce Price Mr. and Mrs
JeanPss RSDeT g wet DF Mrs R s
Green Gre f.. Mrs. s sshinexind Francis G. smith Nj
SisS0P; mis- Miss MNIeisoas II toyd Mr. and MRS rs
schayer Nrs Mss anRnf Mr. Maa fna Mf W
Stanley Hicks Mrs Frank Sieholson i a0s and HIdks Mfss
Helen Nicholson. all of New-York.
AT the Lakewood Hotel-ColoneI A. G Payne
Mrs Mrs James T. P9wers. Judge L; ]. Conlan Mrs A.
Nauss, Mr. and Mrs. J. H Rosen George L.
" Mooley, Mrs: 5. d. Tompkins. J. A Ferris Mrs J.
7; Young, Miss Young. Mrs b. Newton Mr. and
Mrs G Lindenmeyer, Mrs K. Moroney, Miss NJ
Cox, Mr.: and Mrs. Lee Kohns, John f. Doniey
John A. Hoagland Mr.. and Mrs II. n Loomis, W
W Woodward. Mrs NJ: A. Coleman, Mrs. Duren
A w. Kingman, Miss Colwell. c. w Aronson Nj
G Nigel J A. Stern. w. F. Wilbour. Mr.. and
Mrs. j. A. Stern. Mr.. and Mrs. W. ]. Martin Miss
Martin, Dr.. and Mrs. J. E McB1ichael. Mrs Charles
Lord. DR., B. Newton, Mrs Cassus Macdonald Mrs
House @ Mrs James Elliott, Richard Ashton Elliott.
Miss Chadwick, Miss n. B. Lapham Mrs L.
Phillips. Miss Matthews James v McManus the
Misses McManus. Mrs Minnie Burroughs, Mr.. and
Mrs. M: A. Hearn. Mr. and Mrs. c. S Fischer
Mrs Hildreth, G. r. Mabley. Miss Maude Mabey
Mrs. ]. Rafel, Mr.. and Mrs ]. Seeman Miss Flor
ence Seeman Mr.. and Mrs. J. Fairchd, Miss Ada
kearney DR. Joseph Tichenor. Mr.. and Mrs s.
kingman, j. Lewis Raines, Harry Cruckshank
Mr.. and Mrs. George Storm, Mr. and Mrs F. W
Whitridge. Mr.. and Mrs. d. c. johnson and c. II
De Witt, all OF New York
THE COMING WILD WEST.