New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-03-18
HUNTING AT LAKEWOOD.
ADMIRAL AND MRS DEWEY ENTER
TAINED-SOCIETY AT HOTELS
AND COTTAGES

Lakewood N. j.. March II overwhelmingly
brought a snowstorm to Lakewood and golfers
looked out from their hotel windows in the morn
ing with every indication of gloom and discomfort
Until Thursday there had been greater activity
at the clubs than in any previous week of the
season Hunting to hounds. which until this sea-
son has been a popular Lakewood attraction was
once added the list of outdoor amusements
this week, and the first hunt of the season was
given Monday. 1t arranged In honor OF
Admiral and Mrs. Dewey, and enormous crowd
followed the hunt In carriages the. distinguished
guests having the place of honor in the long
line of vehicles. ]. j. Dwyer called the meet
in front of the Lakewood Hotel at IL o'clock
and was promptly time with his whips
and hounds those in the mounted field including
Clarence H. Robbins. on The Squire: Jesse H. Met
calf on lexington; E. w. Morrell on Jack; Mr.
Mason, on Marksman; Mr. Douglass on Top Rail;
Harvey Fisk. Pansy Blossom; Mr. Hatch on
Co4enso; MI Bishop. on Isabel: Mrs. Bishop
Empress; Miss Clothier on Kilkenny; Miss Stokes
on Montreal; Miss Prescott, on Tommy. The hunt
Ing party went from the Lakewood Hotel to the
head of Lake Carasaljo, where a gray fox
leased, being earth after lively half hours
chase. Mr.. Robbins secured the brush and Ad-
miral Dewey expressed his pleasure at witnessing
the hunt
The last week has developed a strong movement
among the society women of Lakewood in aid Of
the Cuban Orphan Society, of New-York. Mrs.
Frank NJ. Freeman issued general invitation TO
those interested to meet at Edgemere, her Lake
Drive home, this afternoon. when Mrs. Mary
Hatch Willard. chairman of the Chldren's Ma
tonal Easter Festival, addressed the meeting
on the needs and aims of the society Among those
present Mrs Dewey. 1t decided to hold
another meeting at the Lakewood Hotel on Sun
day afternoon, when a Lakewood branch Of the
society should be organized
Miss Maud a. Stevens, soprano of All Saints
Memorial Church quartet, assisted by Charles Gill
bert Spross, pianist at the Observation-Disclosures.
gave a musical this afternoon the Sixth
st. home OF Mrs. S. Sidney Smith. The re-
cta given by Miss Beatrice HEREFORD. assisted by
Francis Rogers both of New-York. in the music
room of the Laurel-n-t the Pines. on Friday even
ing largely attended
The benefit for the Womens Aid Society of All
Saints Episcopal Church next Thursday af-
ternoon will the Laurel House, and
will include a musical. Following the musi-
cal, a social will be served in the parlor
adjoining the music ROOM and Mrs. George j.
Could Mrs. Kingdom and Mrs. William A. Ham
ilton will at chocolate table, with Mrs.
Frank NJ. Freeman and Mrs Dennis at tea table.
John E Pye, of New-York, has purchased four
lots at Private Way and seventh-st., and will build
a cottage for winter Six lots in Forest-ave.,
between Sixth and Seventh sts.. have been bought
by Clarence NJ Root, who will build large winter
home.
The Rev. Dr.. James E. Mason, with a quartet Of
female voices from Livingstone College, Salisbury,
n c., gave a concert and brief address The
New Negro" at the Lakewood Hotel on Monday
evening. The same programme was repeated at the
Palmer House Tuesday evening.
Lady Mary Sackville, of England, who was the
guest of Mrs George J. Gould here last spring.
arrived at Georgian Court on Saturday for a stay
of two months with Mrs Gould. Mrs. Adrance
Muller of NewYork. is the guest OF her daughter,
Mrs. Frank NJ Freeman. at Edgemere. Mrs. Cor
It's of Brooklyn. the recent guest OF Mrs King
don Georgian Court, Miss searles of New-York.
is visiting her brother, Dr. w. B. Searles. Mrs.
and Miss Heath of New-York, being enter
tanned at the home of Mrs Horace G. Hinsdale.
Miss E. Cortelyou, of New-York, is at The Towers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Williamson, of Brooklyn. are at The
Pines. Mrs Richard Sibbley of New-York, is at
Sunnyside. Mr.. and Mrs. H. S. Stevens and Miss
Brant the Madison. Mr.. and Mrs. ]. X.
Thomas Mrs R. McKenna. Miss McKenpa and
Thomas K. Mason at the CarasalJo.
The Palmer House guests continue to enjoy life
amid comfortable conditions. and cards and music
pleasant attractions each evening One of its
guests is Edouard Espinosa, Consul-General OF
the Republic OF Colombia, who is here with his
family. Other arrivals this week Mr.. and
Mrs. c. W. Town and son, W. A. Stratton. Bryan
P. Henry L. MCGOWAN. Duryea Frost. Mr.. and
Mrs Frank C. Dexter, Miss G.. Oakley, Mrs. Leon
ard Warner Mrs. Charles Gilmore Sedley and
Albert j. Sanders of New-York.
Pney Top Towers has felt steady pressure for
accommodations this week. and present bookings
indicate that there will be few vacant rooms In the
house for several weeks to come. The delightful
location of the house, the fact that 1t is outside
the village and yet within communication of all
village advantages, has given the house popu-
larity which perfect entertainment of guests
The New Lexington continues to have a strong
daily average on ITS register, and the frequent in
scription OF well known names speaks well for
A few OF the weeks arrivals at the Laurel House:
Mrs. Henry Hall, Miss !. \. Agnew, Alexander W.
Black Mr.. and Mrs William T. Wardwell. NJ. E.
Kip. Miss Edith Agnew Mrs E. B Varrons Pro.
fessor Francis NJ: Roser Mr.. and Mrs. James
Tan Dyke Morris Gffo9 Maho3 Mn and rs
Frederick Trevor Hill e. Morris Williams, George
Wey, William NJ. Ryan, Mrs. Abel /, Smith, MI
Geer. Mr.. and Mrs, N. R, Bross, Count Butcher
Altoona, Mrs Fisher Hansen Mrs J. B. Dickson,
winfield Brewster, Mrs Gibson Mrs. Du Mond,
dnd u R0be MON MrS Mrs Ha Eas MTs Par
sons Mrs; S. Qpackenbush, Miss Grace Quacken-
Latest arrivals at the Lakewood Hotel: MI and
Mrs; c. Vanderbilt Cross Mr.; and Mrs Charles A.
Deeves. Horace Sherwood Mr.. and Mrs. a. Little
and and Ms l. Agsp8bs5 D Mr. 6 Bpr M1
stead yers Mr. and Mrs. F. steven sS James
Benedict. Mr.. and Mrs, J. F. Quinn, George /:
Auerbach, Mrs Jeanette Newman Winthrop New
nan. Albert IT., Q Browne M Mrs r. Dun douglas
RellingeF Miss R. F. Hawkins b F. BellIngeF
" 6 cozier M Mr. and Mrs John P Hanes SH Mrs
GrnSton Mrs Ln9 eaen@ Mr. and a9 Mrs. NM 5
Stevens Daniel PAM T. t Stevens. the Misses Stevens
Prager, Mr. and Mrs T. Denny, jr. Mr. and Mrs
G: S. Benham, Mr.. and Mrs, Coriss, Charles Allen
Rs M s v s2e h n M dnd
Mrs: j. ,Wick5naRi Mrs D d. p HAYES Miss Mabel
". ,. Boulton. Mrs ]. Darling, Mrs. NJ. Richards
4. y. Lawrence. Mr. and Mrs. J. Nathan, N b
Henry. Mr. and Mrs Halsted Mrs Mrs ' Huneker
and Arnold w Brennan of New-York.