New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-04
LAKEWOOD,s WINTRY AIR.
WEEK OF SPORT INDOORS AND OUT
PROMINENT PEOPLE AT THE HOTELS.

Lakewood, N j. Feb (speciaD.-A touch of
winter in the air this week, while II has brought
no snow. has covered the like again with SPLEEN
did sheet of clear fee which has been watched
with great eagerness by the younger portion OF
Lakewood's population. In fact, there was rather
too much eagerness The ice was entirely unsafe
Wednesday. Notwithstanding which few ventured
to test It, and young woman. visitor In the
place. broke through fortunately in only about
three feet of water
In sports, golf securely holds its place as first
choice OF the majority. The prize contests offered
by the two clubs Saturday were more largely
attended than for many months At the bird traps
there all day shoot of pigeons and partici-
pants in this sport were Edwin Gould, Dwight
NJ. Harris James Converse and Frederick A Potts.
Those who are interested in fine horses find
Ocean-ave. well adapted for speed purposes. and
there friendly brushes between the drivers of
the good about here almost every after
noon. In this sport Nathan Straus, OF New-York,
has taken first place since the arrival Of his
famous Aives
A pool tournament planned by Charles H. Bates.
tr.. and e. Robbins Walker has been an incident
of the week. There twelve names on the
entry list ard the conditions OF the tournament
provided for fifty balls ct continuous pool and han
dicaps graded to make the play as close as posi-
bic. The Laurel House billiard room was the scene
of the tournament. and play ran through Thurs
day. Friday and Monday evenings, pleasant Incl
dent of the affair being midnight luncheon in the
private dining room at the close OF Fridays play.
Those playing in the competition were Charles H
Bates, Jr.. Craig NJ Hamilton. e. Robbins Walker.
Dwight NJ Harris Moller. jr.. Frederick A. Potts,
George F. Woodman, George c. Smith, P. S. 2.
Randolph Robert Bage Kerr and James Converse.
The final match between Walker and Moller
at 100 balls Mr.. Moller winning the final honors.
The tournament enjoyed by many interested
spectators.
Georgian Court child party on Thursday afternoon
which enjoyable TO the young people. The
children in attendance were Edwin Gould, Julia
and Louise Freeman. Phyllis Matthew, Arthur and
Hope Hamilton, Dolly and Louise Lynch, John
o. Brien, Master Robinson and two others.
decorated table. and after supper games and dam
cling kept the party busy until o'clock.
The Florence Hotel. in Lexington-ave was
opened by Mr. and Mrs Isador Woehr on Monday
evening.
A few cottage personals George II. Starr is at
the Towers; DR.. L. Alexander. of Brooklyn, at the
Harris cottage; Miss r.. Schumacher. of Rosedale'
bons of Brookn at Tbe Madison Ira Perego
Miss Gertrude Perego and Mr.. and and, Mrs F. Hal
B. Mead and Miss Jane B. Mead Of Pelham
Manor, at the Carasaijo: Mrs. Clement and Miss
Mrs McLeish. Mrs. Hannah Broseigh, Mrs; DEF;
and ana r neF IF Rs
e0taSG r Mrs Charles Adams ns MsS Miss r
Lstlrner and Miss Langford. of Brooklyn. at sun
scene Saturday evening Of a musical recital by
Miss Harriet WHITING contrato Of sngoe
pianist of the Laurel-in-the- Pines.
recitations this season is to give another Of her
entertainments soon at the Lakewood Hotel At
this hotel also James S. Burdett, the humorist,
has arranged for evenings entertainment on
February H. and the Princeton Glee and Mandolin
February n The guests Of the La cn naye
on by Sp & L.
nent among the guests at the lakewood are JACOB ,
family A B. Gwathmey, of New-York. and L. c.
Mr., and an Mrs. Robert S Mnot entertained friends
at dinner at the Laurel House on SATURDAY eYen-
ing those at tae nb 6e Ms Nj aHd P Ma and
Chadwick The sunds evening a9snG at 1b {ne
Late arrivals the smas PaTk m4 and
Mrs. w Phillips Mrs Rastus s., 8 RANSOM Sc sn W. H.
Taller ana A mrs anss M5 rsn Mri two
w Pierce Stewart Depnn ig A Van sansyoGMrq 1
ward Brown Miss S,s Baker Miss o. Harrison M an
Mrs Edward patterson. Mrs. Raadolph Mr. and and
a ar5 q W. T Hail. Mr. M and Mrs lfssS
sgTRsf c Mr. and Mfs Reginald barclay VIII
child Edgar Lincoln Mrs H. Barrett M Mics
Damon Mis- Herbert PhiPRs 65ar + H RaaS6
Nine G H0ndfa Miss u R White Mr. and
Mrs L a. stevens Arthur ., RngYs w also
Mott, and Mrs. h L. cromwell, OF INeW-IO dioO
and Nj and MIS- shsF%an % q B Mqe
Ma Mys snd Mrs t w Myer PRf
hart Miss Eva Aekermsp E. E Jarvis g Mn MI ana
p pFa n" Miss Defenthaler. W r. Whitman
Mr. and Mrs. l.. Spare. Mrs. Waiter A Schiller and
f banm. Mrs Mrs anu A H R smith, MI and Mrs /
salmon %ps L n f. Mormer S1 As e
Mrs. II. r. Stone Mrs c. Gottschalk, j w FItz,
MS s & RfGTn MRS MRS & t Fes
jacobson Mrs. George Mose, q. r; Mosle; jr. Miss
Fox, Herbert B. Fox. Mrs H r. Kunhardt, and
Dr. few s GGE II House of this week Mt
and Mrs. Frederick Trevor Hill Judge and Mt, Ms
John &aS7 yahas rf Nis
H4ye Mr and eorge Mss Mss
TDa Mr. and Gq MRS E0S chtres asre 5 M
and Mrs: Edwin " oTyis. Professor Francis NJ
$sS5ca; R Sa 5asn EaSss.ee i Mrs
Trunkett ali Of NeS-York Also any Mr. ' and iH MRS
saney Rasss car M sms and
Mrs r. r 2,. Me sd1n Mr. and Mrs Charles 4
NJ smith Mss Anna ShIttendon Mrs. Il S
rins B; Fisk and Mrs j. G. Lott Of brooklyn
be this week Sd is thus aaT r akns record of
the biggest season in the history of the house The
the latest reeistrations are 'Mr Mn ana rev OF
Cosgrove, w. Clark Noble, c. A. l. King Mrs. A
King r. L; Cook; F. j. and B. Kerr, of New
York. also Mr.. and Mrs. John B. Baxter and son
Mrs. T. c. Lind and Mrs. w. J. Murphy of Brook
The New Lexington also continues to record a
prosperous season. and among the arrivals of the
week are these: Mr.. and Mrs. J G. Miller and fam
ily Mrs. Hannah Williams. David Prngie F. J.
McTamany james Ballagh. A B Davis and P. B.
Tarleton Of New-York; also, Mrs, S. X Mitchell
r. NJ savand and j. B. Fredericks. of Brooklyn
Piney-Top Towers, which opened for its first sea
son about month ago has had a splendid run Of
patronage ever since its opening. and was com
Dletely filed this week, The correspondence Of tbe
house well -,