New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-04-29
PEOPLE STILL ATLAKEWOOD.
THIS WEEK THE CLOSING ONE OF THE
sEAsoN-GUEsTs AT THE HOTELS.

Lakewood n. J., April 2s (SpeciaD.-Lakewood
will enter week upon the closing month Of its
season with numbers sensibly reduced from a fort
night ago, but yet with large list of visitors, who
thoroughly enjoying the soft and beautiful
weather of the pneland resort
Miss Harriette Cady. OF New-York, gave a re-
cital in the music of the Laurel House on
Monday evening, and, although the attendance was
not large. her programme was much enjoyed. On
Wednesday morning the Laurel House orchestra
gave its twenty fifth special concert completing
the series without repeating a single number.
Piney-Top Towers continues hold a family of
good numbers and will remain open late in
June business warrants. The grounds about the
house daily taking greater attractiveness,
and the house will open another fall with one Of
the picturesque and beautiful locations OF any
house in Lakewood.
The Palmer House IS still well filled, and among
the weeks arrivals the following: Mrs. F.
Adrian, Mr. and Mrs William c. Frazer, Mrs.
c. H. Bogert ". H. Davis. Mr. and Mrs. s. j.
Ellis Nicholas ]. Barrett. Mrs. J. G. Miller Mrs.
J. Young and Mr.. and Mrs. r. Fleming Handy of
New-York
The Laurel House has had good arrivals during
the week and the following a few of its regis
tratons: DR. and Mrs. e. B. Deuch and family,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Ashforth. n. B. Coles, T. A.
Middleton, A. F. Switzerland. Mr.. and Mrs J. E.
Jones. Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas c. Ennever, D. Her
bert Lloyd, A. E. Griswold F. P Knott, Howard
A. Colby. Thomas A. Bucker. Mrs. Adam Weber.
Miss Lena A. Weber. Charles I. Cunningham, ii.
l.. Phillips. c. w Russell. Herbert King c. Par
rish jr.. Irving Brokaw Howard c. Brokaw, E.
John WooIsey, DR.. Joseph Keneffck Mr. and Mrs.
William Litame, Gouverneur Morris Wilkins. DR..
Charles c. Page. Mrs James A. Burrell, William
II. McKeon, Dr. T. ]. Freel. DR.. and Mrs. Carl
Beck, Guy B. B. Johnson. Paul Waterman. Mrs.
Henry Hall. Mrs. s. Hazard Halstead, Harry O..
Brown, Gorllam Bacon. Mrs. A S. Jarvis. Miss
Jarvis, Mrs. c. f. Atwood, H. B. Smithers. E S.
Wilson. Walter Blank, Miss Whitney, John Nor
rison, Mr.. and Mrs. Feeling. Arthur Hollick. Dex-
ter Fanchild, Mr.. and Mrs H. B. Laidlaw. c. Lind
ley. Mr. and Mrs. Maturn L. Delafed and Everett
V. Abbott, all of New-York.
The Observation-Disclosures has also received good
daily arrivals during the week. and few of its
spring patrons J. c. Daniels. Mrs. Charles l.
Pardee. Mrs. Franklin H. Garter, Patrick Donahue,
Miss Robbins, Miss Warren, William N Bates, w.
]. Caesar, c. S. Lyon, Mr.. and Mrs. n. Sehenwind,
Henry H. Washburn, E. F. Baldwin. J. L. Warden.
Thomas L. Watson. A Spradone Mr.. and Mrs
Charles E. Burroughs. Edward Calcaguy, Miss
Harrison. Miss Elizabeth sperry, Park E. Bell, D.
F. Manciva Manuel Pomeroy, George E. Watson,
Paul Armitage Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Beekman. Mrs.
William R. Thurston, George S Hoyt, DR.. ]. A.
Schmidt. L. H. White, Frederick H Allen, Ralph
Mrs J. B. c. Tappen, Robert c. Watson, jr.. R. H.
Clarke, Mr. and Mrs. George Bird. p NJ Metcalf,
The lakewood Hotel win close on T1esday; hay
eo ee Known IN its soS mg its
this week arc noted ": J. Nauss, J. A: Ferris, II.
Hansen Miss Benedict MISS PlekaG E1f1 a7ei
Barnaby. Theodore Schmalbody, William H; Nc
Keen, DR.. F. J. Freel. Baroness 4. J. De Klaus
May MI and Mrs. r Gassnp' william william P Me, Meak kin
retia Ruffner. Miss NJ. Wallace. Mr. and Mrs H.
Van Wagner Robert Dun Douglas ". F. Pick
Nelson ]. Waterbury, Miss Streeter, Mrs: G. "
kmba e. Mrs f f. Stone Miss MdFed
Florence Stone, Albert Gasqrone' arthur m:
Murphy, Robert spiiler. F P. Knott, Dr. 4. r
Robinson, Charles G. Emery, Fred w. Pickard,
Mrs. Plckard, and Miss Dyson. of New-York