New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-18
LAKEWOOD HOLIDAY CROWDS
ENTERTAINMENT OUT DOORS AND IN
FOR MERRYMAKERs.
PREPARING FOR wAsHINGToN's BIRTHDAY
BALLs-pEoPLE AT THE HOTELS.

are waiting until washingtons Birthday by which
time other arrivals will I'LL the resort to over
flowing. The three chief hotels of the place the
Palmer House. Lexington. and, indeed nearly all
the smaller hotels are already booked full and
declining further applications, and. of course the
boarding houses profit by the overflow.
The sporting programmes which will be carried
out Washngton's Birthday have not yet been
fully settled to detail but the day will be made
of much than the ordinary interest. The Golf
Club of Lakewood is considering the advisability of
announcing open tournament. and If such action
should be determined upon all details will be
ried out with elaboration. The Country Club Will
also have golfing attraction and probably a spe-
cial shooting match at its traps.
On Lincoln's Birthday sports were made interest
ing. Although the weather In the morning
promising the storm held off until late in the after
noon, and did not materially interfere with the play
laid out Aside from the formal golf competitions,
the links well patronized all day by those who
did not enter the tournaments. and there
numerous tea and lunch parties with music and
jollity throughout the day.
On Monday evening the concert given by Miss
Emma PLAT In the music room of the Laurel-in-
the-Pines was largely attended a number of cot
tagers Joining the of the house in the music
room.
The altar in All Saints Memorial Church is to be
decorated with new dra peries trimmed with Indian
lace which Mrs George J. Gould has Just secured
for that purpose through the SybiI Carter Indian
Mission In the Northwest
One of the most interesting objective points near
Lakewood is The Hall, at the deserted village of
Allaire. The place a dourishing iron
foundry, and the relics of the buildings still stand
made picturesque by the growth of ivy and shrub
berry which have had their way for many years
Lakewood driving parties take that their favor
lie drive and lunch at The Hall. Recent visitors
TO The Hall are Mr.. and Mrs Henry Schwarz-
walder. of New-York who gave a luncheon n eay
eral young women Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel S Beard
who took party of friends over behind their
four-in-hand and Mr.. and Mrs John Havs Ham
mond and Professor Edward B. Burgess, of New
Brunswick
The three large hotels of the Mace will each etve
the customary Washington's Birthday ball on
thursday evening of next week These hotel func-
lions are the most elaborate of the year. and with
'he notes and cottages all filed will be largely
attended and brilliant.
The employees of the Laurel House gave their
annual masquerade ball Wednesday evening
Inc management of the Laurel House gave up the
olnlng room for the purpose. and a costumer came
GOWN from NeW-Hork fully supplied with whatever
might be necessary for the grotesque effect desired
In the makeup. The orchestra of the house was
transformed into brass band The guests of the
house thronged the corridors and watched tna fes
tivities with interest
A few cottage personals: Mrs. A. McVey of New
York. is at the Towers; Mr.. and Mrs A Platt OF
Brooklyn, at Beechwood Villa Mrs J. R. Thomas
Of New-York, at the Carasaljo; Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
eric S. Cowperthwait, of Brooklyn, at Sunset
Lodge; Mrs. Sidney Pollak, of New-York; Miss
Mary Guion and Miss A. Miller. of Brooklyn at the
Pleasant View; Judge W. A. Kelly of New-York,
at the Carasaljo; Miss s. Schavel, of NewYork,
Mrs. Franklin Farrel who is spending some time
for her little daughter on Wednesday afternoon
Manager R0berts gave up the music room for the
ing conducted by Miss Dwight at the Laurel-in-
terest. The hotel bookings promise that the house
W be t S0mpetf d filed foday with number of
The SUNDAY evening concert at the Laurel House
far. There was a steady demand for extra chairs
within the room, and the adjoining corridor was
given by double quartet of voices in connection
The Lakewood Hotel has listed the following at
fractions Tor the entertainment of the large patron
February II by s. Burdett in programme Of
humorous sketches and stories. with assistance by
Leech. In plantation melodies with banjo accom-
Glee and Mandolin Clubs next Wednesday, even
ing. and the annual Washington's Birthday bali
at the hotel are R NJ sfiVers ana H. H. Rogers
both accompanied by their families
The Palmer House has had a heavy patronage
this this week, sending numerous driving parties to
Tdn anq other points almost daily and pro-
music during the evening Among the weeks regis
Poane MISS AF1es &e2on oS T and Mrs James
cay Bpem M5 T dh od BSY 1s NJ and Mrs Nc
HAYES q Miss F. G 0Rourke, Of New-York; also: R.
F. Adams E. a r. WomeT Miss ss NJ N6msr Mfg dry
T. II, l. Perrin and R. S Barow of Brooklyn
the most s9G Of fs guests sfsf hs
we have been Mrs Warren Titon, of Washing
States Army, retired, and D. H. Ross, of Phila-
G Miller and family Mrs n are NJ W ana MES J
Jones Dr. Alfred r. Grain Frank F. Loughead,
Of New FORK; also Mr.. and Mrs. John Singles, Of
Latest arrivals at the Lakewood Hotel: Fred B.
Kan han Miss grille Henry NJ; j.. Gibson Mr.. and
s s5ifg MRS Fred Phm2 mrs Sshpyer Walden MI
Miss Miss Fannie Fannie Rodney. Nine; De ,sarro, Mrs. NJ
waterbury, 4. Bergerman, Ray Bergerman Mrs
Miss He,I Mrs n G. Ma , Miss Mintprn
Miss Matte Donohue, Mr.. and Mrs G. Lewis, Miss
r NJ. Heman, Mrs. Lillian G. Hamilton Miss
MI and Mrs Henry 4 P oons Mr. k dng Mry
william William Bl929dgood S. D. Leech j. NJ. Huestis
Balanger. Edward H. sheehan w. Grant Cook
Or. James Allen Cook r. c. Sibley Mr. and Mrs
leroy LEI Miss ,s Whitehead Mr.. and Mrs. S G. PoWe
Iar' anS , MIS-. Robert Gable. Mrs c. c. lie Bihan
Prince s. Prince G B. Dillingham; MI. ana M4a
- G q. FKlcnarG; Van Brunt Pierce, Mr.. and Mrs e.
shoPe Ernest E,ne L. H. Meyer B. Hall Mrs Fer
Mrs, E. w. Emery Miss e M Ward Nj and and M dnd
l. kohns Miss Irene Kohns and Miss Alma Tenn
= At the Laure-in-t the Pines: Mr. and Mrs. Ernest
=: Ia w; Montagne the Misses HOFFMAN. Miss Shep-
and Mrs Kent Miss Mss I Iean ID MIR G and M Mr.
John s Shepard, ir Mr. and Mrs. w R. Grace the
Thorne Henry Stats Mrs + F. J MF5 n NJ
and and Mrs. W. Apgan Pratt. Mr.. and Mrs F. n
n Lowell E. FoydJ s f M dRS mrs sy6dney
il Mr. sand and Mrs Samuel sexton Mr. and Mrs
Place W g. aIoway the Misses s aR %or MGs j. A.
NGhos IS MISS aee sey%T 9rnbu Mr. M and Mrs.
Johnson. A; w. Rossiter H. NJ Papham' Mr. and
Mrs Charles Leland Miss Lucyta 4 TeaS Sd9egy
ana MIS-; L. G Maxwell and daughter, Miss H. e.