New-York tribune., 1900-03-11
LENT AT LAKEWOOD.
MANY PEOPLE AT THE RESORT IN THE
PINE wOODS-GUESTS AT
THE HOTELS

The patronage of Lakewood continues to be large,
| and in some quarters to test the capacity of the
| place. All the chief hotels well filled, and in
the of the Lakewood Hotel and the Laurel-in-
| the-Pnes the foregoing statement a large
number of people. while It has been the business of
| the Laurel House for weeks to all the
| small pariors and out OF the way corners of the
house for the nstalment of extra cot beds. to
| cure outside far possible. and to turn
away large numbers who could not in any way be
| accommodated.
The Laurel-n-the-Pnes is entertaining its
| regular Lenten visitors. who will vary but little
| in numbers until after Easter. Beyond the usual
attractions have been the harp recital. given by
| John Cheshire, of NewYork, Saturday after
| noon and entertainment given last evening by
| Miss Beatrice Herford, OF New-York, in original
| monoogues with the assistance Of Francis Rogers.
| New-Yorh barytone.
Especial attractions at the Laurel House for the
week have been the eighteenth Wednesday morn
| ing concert by the house orchestra, the informal
musical given by Hobart Smock, who at the
Laurel House as the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. E. A.
| Walton, and the regular Sunday evening concert,
| which attended by large numbers The pro-
gramme at the latter concert included two numbers
| by a chorus of mixed voices and two numbers by
| the house orchestra.
At the Lakewood Hotel it has been Dewey week.
| The Admiral and Mrs. Dewey were welcomed by a
large concourse admirers the station, and the
| days have passed quietly yet enjoyably. for the
| distinguished party. On Wednesday they We're
| driven Aaire in the taly-ho where they had
| luncheon at The Hall" On Thursday evening a
reception given in honor Of Admiral Dewey
| and his wife and the lobby and blue parlor were
| beautifully decorated with National colors, palms
| and flowers A crowd from all the hotels and
cottages presented, and after the reception the
music open for ball
Announcement has been made through the polo
association a series Of tournaments to be played
this spr1ng on the Georgia ncourt" grounds from
| April q to May s. George j. Gould has constructed
a course said be of the best in this country
He has two other courses for practice and the
new course will be used at all until these tour
naments take place which are the first to be given
by the Lakewood Polo Club Clubs which will
probably compete the Westchester polo tearn'
of Newport; teams from the Philadelphia Country
Club and Devon. the Myopia Hunt Club. of Boston,
and the Meadow Brook and Rockaway clubs. of
Long Island. Mr.. Gould will entertain members OF
these clubs in his casino, by.
The first meeting of the Lenten sewing class aux
niary to the Needework Guild Of Lakewood met
at Edgemere the home OF Mrs. Frank M Free
man. on Tuesday afternoon.
AS an outgrowth of the work OF the National
Needlework Guild a branch OF the National Plant,
Flower and Fruit Guild is to be established In
Lakewood.
New-Yorkers at Lakewood cottages-Mr. and Mrs
Mannheim Brown and Miss Brown, at Harris cot
tage Mrs. B. F. Butler. with her daughter, Mrs.
Howard Butler at the Madison; Mrs Harriet Hub
bard Aver. Miss Margaret Aver Miss Bosworth
and Mr. and Mrs. Henry Muir. at Piney Top
Towers; George Johnson, of Brooklyn at me
Towers: Mrs Vail, of Brooklyn, at The Pines; MT
Kessel at Forest Lodge, and Miss Luelia M
Sketchley and William Graft, at the Carasal1o
On March the Palmer House, of the most
attractive moderate sized hotels OF Lakewoou'
passed under management, James h Palrher'
its former manager retiring from all connection
with the house. and c. Palmer Cleaver assuming
full control after having held interest in the
property for the last fourteen years Inc ne"
management is represented by r. stuart Miller,
who had charge of the office few years ago. aiu
fr{a,
At the Lakewood Hotel-Mr. and Mrs. Albert u
Brown, Mrs. A Hollander, Miss Jessie MliIwaTo'
Mr.. Mrs. T. II. Langford. Mrs Appie sage
Richardson Miss Dorothy A. Brown Miss Bret
taner Mrs. p. Austen. James Buckley MISS SouP-
ser Mss Marianne @ Brett9neg MSS Mr. and Mrs J.
Pf!s @ Mrs Msn ther Mar D9n1 sG0t Thomas Dunn
George Dunn Mr. and Mrs Charles Miss McAeaF
Rock, Robert Lockhart George W. Van n,d WEE yrs
Joseph Combs William ordway Partridgsi siu B. Levi
SON jr.. Miss B. e Levison, MI and Mrs; ). "A; "A;
MqRcH MrE charles Is G f Burke irving G Gaylord Miss
a N4 E E D " oFiS RnsGR %ss n6e oMard fS
sWeez Miss GstherRe ba saa Miss oagss A B pay M
mrs r. M9osy a Mi and H Mrs snS Samrel mTs Reok
bds Nj and w Mrs WT5 Whney M fT nT and Mrs M james Ga
zelle Mrs G. G. Havens Mr. and Mrs f. a A. Bige a4d
Mrs George Weed Roger Wams william a straus soM5is Mrs.
NJ and Mrs THOMAS 1 EaFgy r PT w T den oBd
Mrs Efinghan II Nicholas. of New-Y9Gk W. 21s: ,.aao
professor francis NJ. Roser Hobart snock, Mr.
n6a te Wooey M5o ToFaS Me- and MOSTs MTs Dar William
Ryan. Miss Josephine NJ. Ryan. Miss Agnes s.
Esster ESaei Rs9 Y: RH5Se iSus John S n tman Ws
Ryan, Mr. and Mrs Charles c Burke, F. b. R9g-
l. Keyes Miss Keyes, William. A. Jones, Dr. and
Mrs. Pearce Bailey, l. Weed Mr. and N Mrs William
BoodgQod Edward IqGGn fl Miss 6od kahernN MT NaIx ~
#s ME- E5Tn ssss1s5 ssPshsk ii
and Mrs. William t. Coley. Mrs; Charles stuart
Mrs E. F Lewis. Mrs. Olmstead, Edward Stein.
Mrs. Olive L. Tappin, Mrs l.. W; Wnilams,s W H.
McCord and Mr.. and Mrs f. T. Pult2' OF New
At the Iaurel-in- the-Pines: Miss Mildred Phelps
Mr. and Mrs Alfred = Conklin, Mrs. H. Edward
Rowland. NJ. Gerard, DR. George s Gerhard. Miss
sampbe Sands si m crGe eoge F. shraGy Miss I Dudieg
A II. SANDS, Mrs. B. =. Sands, Mr.; ard Mrs. Z. l.
GTutf, Mr. and Mrs + NJ oil oiphan1 Ma1o R Mn N
Arthur Talcott, Miss Edith Talcott Mrs. James
R R. Coats. J a. Farley, r. R, vogel. Robert
Stuyvesant, Miss Brelman John NJ Ward, H. A.
Mrs Mrs E 4 Hurry, Miss Emily Hurry, i'i''ii Mr. and
Mrs. II. II. Hollister. ". A. Thayer. r. X. Conk-
c. F Ulrich. Mr.. and Mrs. 4. Skeel Mrs, Charles
D Shrady Charles A. Strong, Miss Mary T. Morse,
John Heniin, Miss Josephine II smith s A. Coats.
Church. r H. Sargent Mrs. J. 7. Sargent r. l..
snsar Fredsrck 4 snow Miss poTohg oTo9 snoM M W.
Mr.: and Mrs. Cortland f Bishop, Mr.. and Mrs.
Palmer House guests listened to informal
song recital on Tuesday evening by Miss Florence
Among Palmer House guests are Miss Ethel
Lloyd Patterson, T w. Osborne Miss b. Bru-
RaeheF @9sT ME Mrs ard Mss Award
s1n6ar ha5ss Hqrs gev Nj Miss and 6 ,en5 Mars w William
Lang j. r Gannan, Miss NJ Gannan. i''a Albert bert
Sanders and Charles F. Burhans of New-York
Lexington Hotel arrivals for the last week in
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