New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-11
SPRINGLIKE AT LAKEWOOD
OUT OF DOOR SPORTS IN HIGH FAVOR
PREPARING FOR THE HOLIDAY
GUESTS OF THE HOTELS.


GUESTS OF THE HOTELS
Lakewood n. j.. Feb 10 (SpeciaD-For a full
week Lakewood has enjoyed all the softness of
spring returned after a rather searching touch of
winter. Everything is ready for the celebra-
ton of Lincoln's Birthday, a holiday which draws
large numbers from New-York for a days sport in
the open air For them the programmes shaped by
each of the sporting clubs are very attractive.
1t has already been announced by the golfng
authorities of the Country Club that prizes of
more than the usual value would be awarded in a
mixed foursome competition Monday to the
pairs who should make the best net score and
the best gross score. In addition to golfng
shooting at pigeons will probably be an at
traction at the same club The Golf Club of Lake
wood also will have a special handicap for men,
and while the details have not been definitely ar
ranged, President Kerr Of the club said on Wednes-
day that It would without doubt follow the usual
lines of handcaps, with prizes for the first and
second net scores and also for the best gross
score. Both the clubs Will have open doors for
their members and friends. and many will make up
luncheon and dinner parties in the cosey rooms OF
the club
The recital given by Miss Harriet Whiting, the
Washington contralto. in the music room of the
Laurel-in-t Pines Saturday evening was sue
cessful and enjoyed by the good number present.
A few cottage guests: William A. Burns, of New
York at Beechwood villa; Mr.. and Mrs. William
P. Lynch of New-York. Forest Lodge; Miss
Dorand, Of New-York. at the Sanitorium Mrs.
Hanes and son, of New-York at the Madison;
Mrs A Bergermann, of New-York. at the Harris
Cottage; Edward Ford and Mr.. and Mrs. John
Reuben, of New-York, at the Towers; Mrs. and
Miss Bailloss, of NewYork, at the Harris Cottage;
Mr. and Mrs. Cosgrove. of Brooklyn. at the Lenox;
Mrs j. F. Franklin and Dwight Franklin. of New
York the guests of the Misses Ferris; Mrs. W.
H Nearing and Mrs. H. S. Boggs. of Brooklyn.
guests of Mrs L. O'Leary; Fritz Plat. Of New
York at the Chestnuts.
party of prominent New-England railway
officials came to Lakewood on Wednesday morn
ing and spent day. being the guests of Manager
PIumer of the Laurel House The party included
George I. Connor. e. H. Hampstead. o. H. Tay-
lor A c. Kendall, of the New-York, New-Haven
and Hartford Railroad; Dana J. Flanders, general
passenger agent of the Boston and Maine; A. 5.
Hanson. general passenger agent of the Boston
and Albany; c. M Burt. general passenger agent
Of the Fitchburg; Calvin Austin, of the Boston
and Bangor Steamship Company; j. F. Liscomb'
OF the Maine and Portland Steamship Company;
Edward P. Kicker. of the Poland Springs House,
South Poland, Me; n E. Weeks, secretary of
the England Press Association, and o. A.
Marsh of New-York The party enjoyed tally
no ride, and elaborate dinner was given in their
honor at the Laurel House Wednesday evening.
During their stay they visited the Laurel-in-the-
Pines and the Lakewood Hotel, the managers or
both houses showing them about the premises
Guests of the Observation-Disclosures are to enjoy
elaborate programme OF music on the evening
of Lncon's Birthday Miss Emma PLAT, violnist,
is to give solos on that instrument in connection
with the music of the pianola. The Lakewood
Hotel has arranged a fine programme of music
which will be played by its symphony orchestra
tomorrow evening. The Sunday evening pro-
gramme at the Laurel House one of the best
given this
At the Laurel House-Mr. and Mrs. Frederic
Trevor HILL Mrs NJ. E TuIley, J. c. Cook. Mrs W.
E. Stone, L. S. Graves. Mrs H. Macaulay, r I.
Echerlin Mr.. and Mrs. E. C. White. Miss Florence
u
H P. Doremus, Miss Bessie still; Miss Ethel pore
j. Westcote Clifford Brokaw. Thomas Appleton.
tn Go GaF Wills ME A @oo 5drs sh6
S0d leroy Dr. and f MIS- S exaRdsr ya ana
Mrs Edward aaRcy Mrs. G. M H Ma ID Mr a5d
Mrs a.'f r. o Matthews, Mr. and Mrs F. = Wright,
N Marx A Edm RaTe5 CLARK Mr n Mr. anna Mrs
Wardeli Miss Elois Waddell Mrs William Robin
Is FNso Beach f. We9Tk
ReF H Tax H of oPq also Mrs. j. Mead
! Mr.. and Mrs. Adophus Bennett Mr.. and Mrs Il
judd Soo j. r. M Judd Mrs. William Chapman Mr. and
Mrs. E. P Benjamin: DR.. and Mrs. r. r. Meredith
At the Laurel-ln- -Plnes-W l.; DetwaId, ). e.
Rrs Charles F Seminal Arthur H f. Bngs "A
Mckenzie, Reginald Barclay Mr., and Mrs. George
Brown Mrs E Pierre, Mrs j 6 butcher; Arthur t5,n5
kps ESba Pf MSS S9G Ho9ef f Lana M s
Palmer, S; H. De silver Mr., and Mrs. p S. slype,
NJ BaTha M II + MPSK5 Leland Mason h Baek
George H. tediiie,, Miss Dwight Miss E W. Rob,
! erts. Miss Bodwell, Radford Merrill. of New ork;
also, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles A. Sherman, of Brook
! Ign.
=. AT the Lakewood Hotel-Judge and Mrs. c. H.
Nicbois MIS- Ro Saunders Dr. James Edward
MISS N SknRer MI and n Ms Richard Brewh Mr.
valdez, the Misses Schwarzwalder Miss Finck NJ.
@ West: Judge L; J. Conklin, Mr. and Mrs H. H.
| J. Borg, Mr.. and Mrs. E. H. Black De Witt L.
| Speyer. Mrs. D, c; Blair. Mr.. and Mrs. c. r. Fox
A Sc STDith Mrs
J; B. Dixon Mrs J. \. Burnham. Henry G Child
Mr. and Mrs, J. R. Joseph. Charles E. NJ. Jones
Mrs; A. White, Mrs. A. Bergenham. Mrs. George r.
R RaIe NJ and Ms Eo E. Dedwa Captain R +
9 Ms 1924 c M4ssrh n Bsa Ms
Stone; w Hodgson Corn, of New-York; also j. j.
MTr s Mss May Ler2y j. Reilly Reimer
b B. schroder Of Broo %fi Mrs A Sherman and
| among the guests at Pney-Top Towers which
week is Professor R W TayioT Of Com 3lis
t University who is the guest of DR.. Alexander
| the house are Mr. and Mrs NJ H. Hsns6n MAI, ~
m mllla1n Lewinson, DE- j. Milton Kierney the
haitian and J9dgs MS Prague Of Man
Guests, Of the Palmer House enjoyed progre IS
Slre euchre party on Saturday evening I'VE tables
! De!ng hiled, and first prizes won by Mrs ]
| y Baxter, Of Brooklyn, and William J. Murphy
Iett al Mo sec0nd prizes gong to Miss a. Bull
mour, tr., Miss H. W. Fowler Miss Nettie WILCOX,
Of Manhatsn Mrs. f < K Kng and J. LaTn
! r.; b. Vollmer and Hiram Burnett of Brooklyn
/ continues receive good daily arrivals epJ
among those from New-York registering there This
England Eeek are MRS p M D Fyank Tarst9q Mrs
! H. Usher G. H. Perkins jr., and James c. Field
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