New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-04-08
UIETDAYSAMONG THEPLNES
LAKEwooD's BEAUTIFUL WEATHER EN-
JOYED BY MANY GUEsTSARRIv-
AIS AT THE HOTELS.

Lakewood. n. J.. April 7 (speciaD.-Notwith-
standing the fact that Lakewood has enjoyed beau
tiful weather and large arrivals throughout the
week. the days have been quiet and restful ones
among the pines.
Among houses be constructed IN Lake
WHO'D is a twelve room cottage. which Sherwood b.
Ferris proposes to build in Madison-ave., between
Seventh and Eighth sts: Judge Cleveland, of New
Haven, Conn, will build ten room cottage In
Rver-ave; /. F. Curtis, small cottage in East
Fourth-st- Harry Stout, a similar dwelling house
at Ocean-ave. and Cover-st.; Evan H. King a
six room house at Clover-st and Bergen-eve Others
which are contemplated have not yet reached def
mite conclusions.
The entertainment in aid of the Lakewood Band
In the music room of the Lakewood Hotel Fri
day evening successful, netting about $500
AT a recent luncheon party given by Mrs. King
don at Georgian Court twelve covers were laid at
a table decorated with spring flowers, including
lilies OF the valley, tulips and daffodils Those
present were Mrs. Kingdom, Mrs. William A. Ham
ilton, Mrs. Dennis, Miss Isabel Ferris Miss Mary
Ferris. Miss Edith King. Miss Gertrude King. Miss
Leslie May. Miss Robertson Miss Anna Foulke
and the Misses March.
The Laurel-in-the- Pines IS visited this week by
two singers of worldwide fame, Mime. Calve and
Nine Nordica, who frequently down to the
n-the-Pines for few days rest.
Miss Anna Beard invited friends to informal
tea at Laurelea. her Madson-ave home. recently.
TO meet her cousins, Josephine Hollenbeck and Miss
Juliet Hollenbeck- Those present. besides the host
and guests of honor. Miss Mabel Had
dock. Miss Louise Fisk. Miss Edith King. Miss Ger
trude King. Miss Sparks, the Misses Ferris. Miss
Annie R Dashiell. the Misses Glover and Miss
Thompson.
Mrs. Kingdom will sail for Europe by the steamer
st. Louis next week. accompanied by sisters
Mrs.-Brummel and Miss Carter. of Toronto They
will be absent until July, and will visit the Count
and Countess de Castellane while in Paris.
The play Hunting for Hawkins" given by the
Amherst College seniors in the theatre of the
Lakewood Hotel Wednesday evening en-
joyed by an audience of good numbers.
The Palmer House continues to do a fine bust
ness, and guests of the house much pleased
with the conduct of the new management. A pho
nograph entertainment Tuesday evening and
two hours with magician Wednesday even
ing have been items of special entertainment
Among the latest registrations are the following:
c. E. Fleming. Daniel B. Person Mrs. c. A. Lyon
n A Miner B. A. Myers. William Cummings. jr..
Mrs. A. Armstrong Mrs H. Washburn Mrs w B.
Calvert and Miss Calvert. of New York
Piney Top Towers is holding its own, to the per-
feet satisfaction Of its management and clientele
of good numbers. and the season advances and
the warm weather gives pressing invitation
out of DOORS the beautiful location of the house
remarked by guests and passers by alike. The in
dlcations promise good arrivals to the end of the
kept open indefinitely
LauT re! Pines arrfvals-Mr. and Mrs. Ed
ward w. Treat Master Valentine Treat. Miss Lena
Shaw. Mr. and Mrs. E. w. Russell. Mrs J. R.
Johnson Johnson jr. Mr.. and Mrs H: J. Swift. Pays9n
Prentiee; Howard Page W h Patterson, Francis
SR sFSsr HoSs Mari b Mss 5yanaa
Mrs Lyman Rhoadess Miss K. n; Rhqades. Mr..
Joseph E. stevens, Mr.. and Mrs. S w Lapham,
Newton R Mr. Mr. AND AND MIS- MIS- " s. ah Ms
Grace D. Buchanan, Mr. and Mrs. E. T. Baldwin;
Mrs. A, W. Peiietreau. Mrs. G. NJ. Camachan,
F. G: Camaehan, Mrs. G. NJ. Camaehan,. jr- Miss
Miss Florence Robinson; J. j Doty Miss F Good
DaEs MISS r. smh Ma5 GTace SMITH MTs
4. G. NJ Wicker. H. l. N. Wicker Miss Ella a., De
lakewood Hotsl u Tesis f and Mrs W
A Deering. Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Dunlap. Miss
roy Culver. NJ, and Mrs. RTaddan Hams2n, he
Lloyd {. BaokeT, Mrs. G. B. satterlee Herbert /,
Miss Hearn george s1 NT f. Usher Mrs e.
SON w F H. D. G M me Mssfs
Pio Mrs. Mrs. M Mo4 Ksn M
Mr. and Mrs. W j. Wilson G E. Bayne. Mrs H.
Kern, NJ, and MS E v coofs: n Barr Gd;,i R
Howard P sweetzer Mr.. and Mrs. Erickson \
MESh Mr. an and Mrs. St Fopd hsTs
Il Dodge W s. Dunn Nm Miss b H Jones 6S Alfred y g
Whiting J. J. poty, James F. sevin Mr.. and Mrs.
GosIin Ill LaEde a3 Mrs III Ma oyer Miss
Prominent, Laurel House arriyals-Mrs. J. Sim
S on Mr. and Mra dhares Sason Thomp
son B. Pile Miss Eean9r sedey Mr. and
Mrs Rs 66n e and
Mrs. ]. G. OKeefe, Willis D. Wood Mr.. and Mrs. J.
W, Hutchinson, the Misses Hutchinson, John Pud
| dell, Mr.. and Mrs. Clendinning and child, F. NJ.
Reser, Mr.. and Mrs. ". W Battle. Miss Anne NJ.
Batem, R. II. Boswell. ]. R. Tayler. A F. Souther-
land. L. G. Young. S F Brown, H; F. G.. Wey G.
Wheaton Vaughan. " W. Smith. Dr. and Mrs. f;
! f. Keyes. jr.. A l. Mills WILDER c. Fisk, Mr.. and
| Mrs. F. T Hill, John Weed. Mrs. A o. Allen, Miss
! f, B. Allen Mr. and Mrs. Asa Hull. Miss Grant.
| Miss Kearney, l. B. Adams. Mr.. and Mrs r. K.
| Q. Berry. Miss Ethel Mclean, Mr.. and Mrs. J.. c.
! Franklin. Mrs. j. W. Meserole. a. Meserole Mrs
| Robert Nicol. Albert P. GalIatin S. ]. O'Keefe F.
! ?. BENJAMIN S. \. Gallatin, S. T Skidmore, j. H.
| Burton, Hans Clason, William Duryea, Charles
Rroodman, Mrs. c. H. Converse. Mr. and Mrs. F.
X Curtis, James Gamble, A c. Sickels, Miss A. NJ.
! kearney and James Mclean. all of New-York.