New-York tribune., 1900-04-01
LAKEWOOD'S DAYS OF SPORT.
THE HOTELS CROWDED-SOME OF THE
GUEsTS-sOCIAI. INCIDENTS

Lakewood, n. j., March 3l.-Lakewood hotels this
week are more closely crowded than last
week, and the number of visitors in town seems TO
have about reached the capacity of the place judg
ing from reports made by hotel and boarding house
managers. With the continuance of good weather
Easter Sunday will close Lenten season larger and
more successful than Lakewood has ever before
known
There is increased activity in sports at the clubs
Several club members playing here this week
who have not been in lakewood for several
months including A. J. Mcclure and Albert NJ
Reed. OF Albany; A. w. Black, of .New-York and
w. II. Davis, of Buffalo.
Sporting interests are further enlvened by the
proposed tournament of the Lakewood Polo club.
1t will be the first given by the club, and attend
is promised by teams representing the best
known clubs in the country. Boating has come
into favor and the rustic boathouse is open for
business.
An enjoyable concert was given in the music room
OF the Laurel-in- Pines Thursday evening by
Miss Charlotte Walker soprano, and Miss Martina
Johnstone violnst.
Spencer Trask and family. OF New-York. are
occupying the Stevens cottage In Private way.
which was formerly the home OF Mrs. Harvey Fisk
and family.
The Palmer House continues with complement
OF guests which is only limited by the capaci'y
OF the house Among the prominent people there
are the Hon. Alfred r. Conklng. Miss Chris'lah
Wells, Mrs George S. Patterson. Miss E. L. Fat
terson Charles /. Howell. r. G. Sherman. Mr.. and
Mrs. Albert Saunders William r. eastman and
Mr. and Mrs. F. G. Dexton. of New-York
Piney Top Towers continues TO run we'll filled
and among the latest arrivals there are Mrs Saun-
ders and Mrs Drinkwater, of New-York Mr.. and
Mrs Fisher Miss Towart and Mr. Burr. OF BROOK
lyn; Mr. and Mrs Barnes Of Carmel. n. Y; MISS
Florence F. Whteside, OF Newark: the Misses
Starkweather. OF Montclar. and DR.. Ernest Fatrls
of Philadelphia.
At the Laurel House this week William C.
Pearson Mr.. and Mrs. f. A. Walton. Frederick
Brooks. Harold Brooks, Lathrop Colgate l. N
Gallatin Mrs. Thomas c. Davis, Mr. ana Mrs
Bowles Colgate Miss Florence Colgate. F. Hack
Mrs w. H. Hail. Miss Queenie Hall. MISS Faye
Miss Ada NJ Fave Chester Simmons Mr.. ana MIS-
Frank Thorp. Miss May Buckley, Mr.. and Mrs N
L. Francis Thomas O'Reiley. George j. Cooke. r.
sherman Mrs chaFsz F,s5 + want sth Emos Mfs
Lyon willis D. Wood. Miss Lowell and Howard C.
Nj and Mrs. H Pefk Mrs Howard ass Page anSs Miss
Ms Aqspf % eXsfsr MFs GsGTge %Iss E GaTs G. bs
Wood Mrs Il v Bowen H Ind / M4s Kns R1ps PhSmfs Hub l.
bard m4dson Mr and d MRS S'1 " H. sands Herman FMS
Walker Mrs R9bert Hun5ngton Miss smpson ssg5
q Gr i fSrnsi%T e. Baidwin FeFy F Pnkus Miss NJ
fS9 Fos Mrs Mrs SEe4son Do Mrs s0FEs
1tGSi Mcouoid, W. T Georgen and Miss Bliss, all of
Late lakewood Hotel arrtyalsMr. and Mrs :, Ed q
Moenhaue James r UndeThlI Miss Sarah ssew- ssvs
r. r. Lane Miss Florence May Lane: Richard II
Lane, George B. Watts, tr., Mr. and Mrs William
Robert Moulton Frank Mailer, Mr and Mrs; rs j; RI r.
Mrs Robert c. Green. A. H. Page. Dr. and Mrs. a
Boyd ]. Westervelt Clark; DR.; J. Sachs. NJ S.
Wormser Miss Phoebe Moller. Miss J. M Moller.
Jacob Rothschid, Mrs. l. West. Miss Mabel
Amber Mrs. J. c. Morton, Mr.. and Mrs: 5. Sachs,
Mr. and Mrs P A. s. Franklin. Mr.. and Mrs. A. B:
Boardman. Mr.. and Mrs. Bowles Colgate. Mr. and
Mrs H S. Barrett, Jacob Stewart, e. {. Schwab,
Percy Straus, Miss Straus. Mr.. and Mrs M Hart.
Mr.. and Mrs William A Deerlng ana Mr. ana MIS-
l. y. Seligman, all of New-York