New-York tribune., 1901-03-03
CROWDS AT LAX EWOOD.
ALI. THE HOUSES ILLED-ENTERTAlN-
MENTS OF THE WEEk-NlS-
ITORS FROM NEW-YORK.

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Lakewood. y. j., March (speciaD-The crowds
which came to pass in Lakewood the holiday which
marks washington's Birthday anniversary largely
remained over until the early days OF this week
filing the resort as IT was never filed before Not
only the large hotels but the smaller ones and the
boarding houses had fun compliments OF guests
and there now remains for the Lenten season the
large attendance which unfailingly spends this
period of the year in the resort among the pines.
The chief attraction was the tournament given
by the Country Club. which proved the most COM
plete success scheduled by the club in recent years
y goIhng attendance CT more than sixty drew to
the club piazzas and reception room as many more
spectators. who regular in attendance during
the three days Of play. and, although the weather
was cold. the links w&s in perfect condition and
the contest thoroughly enjoyed.
On each holiday the music rooms az the Laurel
House and Laurel-fr-the-Pines were thrown open
for informal dancing. the cottagers attending In
good numbers. Sunday evenings music at these
hotels followed special programmes of interest and.
as usual attracted large numbers from the cot
tages. At the Laurel House there were two or
chestraI numbers. and Mrs. Li3pncott. soprano.
sang. while numbers were contributed by
male quartet At the Observation-Disclosures. besides
orchestral programme of several numbers Rob
ert Stuart Pigott. barytOne. sang.
The Laurel-in-the-P Pines surpassed all records TN
point of registrations last week The number
turned away was large. The Laurel House accom-
rodated all guests who could possibly be taken
in and declined hosts of impossible applications.
At the Palmer House also the crush was beyond
the capacity of he house. while the Lexington.
Piney Top Towers and other medium sized houses
filed to their utmost capacity.
on Thursday afternoon Mrs. T. Moffet Tying
the third in her series of Travel Talks at
the Laureln-t he-Pines speaking to apprecla-
tive gathering OF good numbers.
On Tuesday afternoon there a sale of Indian
lace by Miss Sybil Carter. who is engaged I'm mis-
sion work among the Indians of the West. Miss
Garter has visited Lakewood en- several occasions.
always to be welcomed and substantially aided in
the work she has chosen, which is to aid the Ind
ian women to become self-supportng- The sales
tables placed in the main corridor Of the
Laurel House. and quantities OF lace made by these
Indian women offered for sale. Miss Carter
gave a short talk her experiences in the work
ana asked subscriptions for the building OF a log
cabin for one of her assistants. She received from
sales and orders something over 800, which in
cudes the log cabin subscription. Those assisting
in B the s2ie were Mrs James ": Morey. Miss Anna
Castle and Mrs. David 3. PIumeI. the latter enter
Nj 5ir and Mrs W. NJ MeCawIay' who are spend
day party for their little daughter, Elizabeth on
Mrs. John Wood Stewart president of the Nee
lecture room of the Presbyterian church on Mon
tlonal Plant, Flower and Fruit Guild.
COTTAGE PERSONALS.
n. Louis Schwartz ana Abraham Cox students
at the General Theological Seminary In NewYork.
spent Sunday with Mrs. ID. L. Schwartz. who also
has her guest Mrs. VI. l.. Boardman OF New
York. Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick 5. Cowperthwaite
and Miss DOROTHY Cowperthwaite. of Brooklyn.
were guests Of Miss Vanderhoof last week. Miss
Susan Murray. Of Englewood. y. j.. and Miss
Lillian T. Fraser. OF Ncw-York, spent the holidays
with Miss Leeds Colonel George B. VI. Harvey
Of New-York. was the guest of Jasper Lynch over
Mrs Albert Looming. Mr. and Mrs. George 5.
Hastings; Mr.. and Mrs. y. Townsend Thayer.
5Irs. H r. crosby: Mrs James sut Mclean the the
Maney 545 Mr. 2Id and Mrs EdWa-d A j.
Mrs William Richards Mr.. and Mrs Z. Won Per-
G, Smith. Mr.; and Mrs, F. r Wilets Mr. and Mrs,
BENJAMIN B: Tilt, William 4, Tilt, Mr.. and Mrs,
Iesy, Mr.. and Mrs. John II, Cahn, MI, and Mrs,
Cornelius y. Provost, Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Win
Mr. and Mrs W LuttEen, Mr.; and Mrs John S.
PuT2ndi vi, MIR and Mrs W. I GiPneI M5 & and Ms M
a%54F and MF S4n r G and Fr? 4 Mr. e. and Ta r Ha
Henry N Mckinley; Robert stuyyesany; Mr and Mrs.
and Mrs Maitland Z. Groggs. Mr.. and Mrs. George
j. S irGTn5id ra Z u Mr. 6r and MrS GsoFsS GhaPmHn Mr.
Mrs J. Terry Wise, Mr., and Mrs. 9. Duncan, Mr.,
sd r and Mrs Henry N G Corwh -;, ! Mr D. and nj Mrs Mrs
benjamin B. stevens MIR. and Mrs. e. 7. Place.
@ drneaz a Ms Bliss e Bliss SIfkson r Mr. cGm AND rs Mrs
Frederick KePpeIi all Of New,York; also. Mr.. and
rim. Mr.. and Mrs T. F. Gibson. Mr.. and Mrs ]
Anderson and Mr.. and Mrs. II. W. Skiddy. Of
brooklyn.
L. Laurel Hoqss-Mr, @- and Mrs B, F. Smith, Mr.
Mackay, Miss Marie q. Bissell. Mr.. and Mrs
George A Saportas, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas H.
Fauchle. Mr.. ANA Mrs Harvey f. Fisk. II. E. Fisk.
ir, Kenneth Fisk. Mrs. James Russell. Miss Rus
sell, Mrs. H. de O. Hastings. Miss Fannie Smith,
Mr.. and Mrs II. IT. Church Mr.. and Mrs. William
\. Skidmorc. Miss SkdmOre Miss NJ. l.. Hayden.
and Mrs. Isaac W How. j. Weed. Mr. and Mrs
W. H. Arnold. Mrs Seeley Mr. and Mrs Charles
J Fisk. Miss Fisk. Miss Annie g. Fisk. Miss Wood
Lewis Waring, Henry W Lowe. j. r. Boomer
j. r Thomas. the Rev. and Mrs. Harris Ely Ad-
riance. Fl. T. Adriance jr Edwin Holmes Adri
aance Miss Holmes Mr. and Mrs Silas Woden.
Roe Mr.. and Mrs. h. Drake-Smith. Miss Ruby
Tatum lie Roy Brewster. Mr. and Mrs. F.. L. Cam
Eop' i Mrs: w. Z; Hart; /, Hastings Arnold. Miss
Wharton. Newton f. Stout Simeon Ford Willis
u. Wood Or Francis c. Wood Mr. and Mrs r. NJ
Van Arsdale. Mrs c. Sprasu Smith. Miss l. Vel
tin, Emory Lyon. S. Clifton Mabon, Mrs John
York.
Palmer House-Bryan P Henry. John Henry.
DR.. Charles d. W. Henry Mrs. ]. F. Doug
las. Mr.. and Mrs. \. b. Carton. Mr and Mrs
\. D. Ellsworth Miss Virginia Ellsworth Mrs f.
SpinGarn. Mrs. James Vorhaus. Mr. and Mrs ] A
Devine, Nr and Mrs. c. B. Gale. Mr. and Mrs r.
$ Bradt. Mr. and Mrs James Miller. Mrs. c. II.
Russell Mrs \. NJ Havemeyer. Richard Evans.
Mrs. l.: Nordnger. Miss Nordlinger. Mr.. and Mrs
j. W. Harvey, Miss Wilcox. Mr.. and Mrs. E Es-
ninGsa. Ta. Mrs; N; McMahon Mrs Resor and Or.
At the LeXlngtOO-Nlr. and Mrs George A. Kelly
G. \. Kelly. tr., W r. p. Ingalls, H. Herbert Sid
man. George De Mast Miss F. Conover Alfred E
Barlow Mrs J. Adams Cutten Miss Cutten 8 p
Spring. c NJ. Wilson William y. Dwyer Mr. and
Mrs f VI Cutler Mr. and Mrs w III BIisev Jobn
5 Stevens. Charles Clinton and Mrs Marum. %