New-York tribune., 1900-03-04
LAKEWOOD'S WINTRY DAYS.
PROSPECT OF LARGE NUMBER OF
VISITORS IN LENT-ARRIVALS AT
THE HOTELS

was enjoyed for several days. Although Washing
tons Birthday the high water mark for visi-
tors Lakewood. the exodus was not large after
the holiday and the number OF those departing has
been nearly made good by other arrivals.
Through Lent the prospect is for large, steady
attendance
The men interested in the formation of a gentle
mans driving club and the building of mile
trottng track in Lakewood held adjourned
meeting at the Lakewood Hotel on Tuesday even
ing, Frank D. Beard presiding. The list of those
present included Nathan Straus ]. Marion Pollock.
DR.. George Williams. H. w Morford Dwight
Miller Harris Walter Rush Bynner, w. ]. HarrI-
son. Jasper Lynch, Charles H Bates, jr. G.. w.
Pach. Charles McCue, Samuel H. Grover and DIR.
! c. II. Perry. Future action looking to the active
prosecution of work discussed, and the COM
mittee site Cor track requested time.
which was granted.
The owners of fast horses in Lakewood have
nounced three races which will take place on
mile stretch on i-ake-ave. at o'clock next Tues
day afternoon. Well known horses from New
| York, Freehold Redbank and Lakewood will be
driven.
Ex- Congressman Felix Campbell OF Brooklyn
with Mrs Campbell and children. has arrived at
| the Lakewood Hotel for indefinite stay. A very
enpoyabe mpromptu dance given the
Lakewood last Saturday evening An entertain
ment Will be given next Saturday evening the
same hotel by Miss Sadie We're Milne. elocutionist
of New York.
Guests of the Laurel-in- Pines and Lakewood
cottagers and hotel patrons generally had
the privilege of listening to John Cheshire, harp
ist who gave q recital in the music room of the
Laurel-n-th the Pines at o'clock this afternoon
The Sunday evening concert at the Laurel House
included three numbers BY the orchestra with
two selections given by double quartet OF mixed
voices. A large audience much enjoyed the hour
Miss Katherine s. Hinsdale gave lecture on
The Royal Chateaus of Old Touraine' at the
Lakewood School on Tuesday evening.
The Lenten Sewing Glass. a branch of the
Needlework Guild of Lakewood, will meet on Tues
day afternoon at EdRemere, the residence of Mrs
Frank NJ. Freeman has been It's custom since
the formation of the class some years ago.
Bishop Scarborough preached at All Saints Me-
mortal Church Sunday morning. and administered
confirmation IN the afternoon.
H. H. Vreeland president OF the Metropolitan
Street Railway Company, of New-York, has rented
for the remainder of the season the Gilbert cot
tage at Madison-ave. and Fifth-st.. taking possess
sion of the cottage with his family Thursday.
Two men of note have died in Lakewood cot
taaes within the week DR.. Woolsey Hopkins as
sistant surgeon at the Manhattan Eye and Ear
Hospital. and the Rev. DR.. MaunseH van Rens-
selaer. of Albany.
Nevy-Yorlsers at Lakewood Cotrages-Mr and
Mrs. John w. Dodsworth and Miss Prince at Sun
Lodge; Henry Acosta, Miss Grace Fitzpatrick.
c. a. Seymour and c. A. Seymour. jr. at the
Carasaljo; II. c. De Alard. II. J. Keeler and Mr..
and Mrs. Charles c. Ennever. at the Towers: Miss
c. NJ. Trevor, at the Sanitorium; ]. p. Adler, at
Harris cottage; Mr.. and Mrs. r. S. Elliott Mr.
Won Vaustan and Miss Keller. the Pines Mrs.
A. Miniassan and daughter and Mr. and Mrs. q.
McBurney of Brooklyn, at Beechwood Villa and
the Rev. William W. Clark. at the Madison.
At the Laurel House-FIoward Tracy Cornwall.
Miss A White, Miss Kelley, Miss Lola Hatfield,
Hamilton b. Tompkins. a. c. Anthony. Thomas
Appleton Mrs. Edward Stein, Miss Ola NJ. Stein.
rTo Jgdf r end Mrs Sr G g H = s5oS s Mss
two children; william A M Richa%Tdso3. % Miss F /
@ H M and aoRRsr R john hfmoT { M2 s
noun. M5, and Mrs. r. A; Brown, Miss Roberta l.
brown Miss Louisa B. Brown ANDREW FletGhsT'
Young, Mr.. and Mrs. lanes j., Leavett,, M. and
/ NJ Bottome Joseph walker. jr.. Mr. and Mrs F.
roc p APRSIG}n I}n Emoy ana {Gn r Mrs Dudley Mis-
ingFaham, Mrs Ramon % de MqrriIi Oliver ": Buck
r do M ah9 % Ry W tel am M e. snf bSM MF
T. T Quimby. Mrs r. F Edmundson Lewis W.
James X Wam9ck, Nj and Mrs; Lewis DHsen-
4 the LaEew99a a Nc. Ho'e1ME 1 aPa Mrs
o WaGSTorth MT Mrs. AND W Mrs 6 Fsgws 6 Mss Eel
CuiiInan. Nj ana Mrs +. f. Ames r r Ames, tr.
| G. D. Amqs. Mr.. ana Mrs. Robert G Brown Miss
Ms. 5. Lansburgh, Miss NJ, A. VeaIe, R, II. Main.
sbv a 2y 1 aRd Mrs. Mrs TEm6TS RhnTG nTG
Steeger, Mrs n Van Hammer; Mrs c; \ Wood.
Thomas Barrett, Miss, Marguerite Barrett, Miss
ss At os Dr. M45 ana H NTI hea r anG ra
Thomas Southerwaite, Miss F. Y. Adams, George
Mr and MIS- F. Van Etten MT and aO Mrs j. w. "
N 3ie Mr. ana MT5 A. A. H9r Charles caspeE
| Herman. Mr. ana Mrs w H. Oakley Mr. and Mrs
Baab; Miss jGanson, Dr.' B 4 Black: Mr. and Mrs MRS.
Frank C0e, FTederiek lie Lewsohni Ms J. Keller.
mers Dale. Chalmers H Dale jr, and Mr. and Mrs.
Al the Laure-in,t he -Pnes-Mrs. G. y, P. Stokes,
! Aymar Johnson Harry Bnbcock. Mrs. NJ S Burk-
am Mr.. and Mrs. D; Bacon, D. Plumer, Miss Lucille
Bacon. D. Bacon, tr.. Robert strange Mrs. G. F.
5so5 @s 'fSf aSf 4%S Pama 1sP j.
B5%msng1 BMannng III r Ts 5nd B. M1nn4s P6c H ard mrs
huysen MI and Mrs J. J. Rqdey Mr. and Mrs
G. Johnson. DR. s, " Lyon whitney Lyon, J. Lee
ofers 9oPns aiton cW Il amSn RfSs j. f
1vs F. BaiIard, Wizard Froher Mr. M and mi Mrs RS j. J.
NJ. Varnum. Sidney V. Lowell. Mrs. c. Newton
A Snow of New YORK.
sleghing or carriage driving. daily. having made
| up several carriage parties to the points of in
| themselves with the regular programme of cards
end music E each evening Recent acSessons to the
6sSof9s ME G 's%ss Bsrr NaF WHY
Palmer and Miss Bertha Palmer. Of New-York
surfsd' Hotel. at Gloucester Mass, and the
rivals this week are Mrs IL s. Houghton. II Henry
obert Garbee D syas HHsees j. Love L s99g
NJ LHommeaieu n% %eg NJ s 5ar+man , Augustus lee
| A G. Southw9rth and Mrs Frederick II New
| Ing life The house steadily grows in popularity
The arrivals have % been good during the week The
daily orders from those desiring enjoy the drives
anS cards a me
are elaborately fitted along modern lines at Piney-
Top Towers Towers are being used by guests of the house