New-York tribune., 1901-03-24
LAKEWOOD PLEASURES.
OUTDOOR SPORTS RECEIVING MORE
ATTENTION VISITORS FROM
NEW-YORK.


Lakewood. Y J.. March % CspeciaD.-what has
closely resembled :he old fashioned Tine storm
has interrupted outdoor activities this week, ana,
with the hotels and cottages filed with guests, in
aoor attractions have been particularly active al
though informal.
The prevailing topic in Lakewood at this time is
that of sport. which with the coming Of spring
takes on greater activity. The first Of the well
known golfers return from the Southern tourna-
ments arrived in Lakewood this week w. II.
Davis. a member Of the Lakewood Golf Club, who
came out first prize winner at the Palm Beach
tournament with Alexander W Black, another
popular Lakewood golfer. who has won several
prizes the Southern links during the winter. Is
now here and others have announced their early
return The weekly Saturday handicaps are re-
sumed to-day al the Lakewood Club and will be
continued regularly until the close Of the season.
while at the Country Club the winter programme
IS SIN in force. and viii also be continued. The
big spring tournament, which has been held regu-
larly AZ the Lakewood Club for several years is
due IN April and the details for that event are
now being arranged.
Polo practice is quite regular at Georgian
Court, and the date for the spring tournament has
already been announced from April 20 to May H.
2ir. Gould has invited the crack polo team of the
Burlingame Country Club, of san Francisco which
includes Walter Hobart, Joseph Tobin Thomas
Driscol and /. McCreary. take part in the tour
nameut, and Il is probable that the invitation will
be accepted, while the Eastern teams VIII be IN
attendance as in seasons past.
After many weeks Of studious work and the
awakening OF general interest the presentation Of
''Cranford" was successfully made in the music
room Of the Laurel House last evening. II is a
dramatization Of Mrs Gaskelrs book by Miss An
Me X Dashiell and Miss Eleanor Ferris All the
parts were taken by Lakewood talent As a benefit
Tor the Lakewood Public Library the play secured
an attendance which crowded the music room to
the doors. The library treasury is the gamer Of a
snug sum by the efforts of those who have worked
in its behalf
The latest accession to Lakeyood's cottage LIST
comes from NeW-fork, in the person of Henry A
James who has purchased four lots in Forest-ave
Hnd Fifth-st. formerly owned by James C. Parrish
Mr.. James VIII construct buildings on his newly
purchased site during the summer
Frederick Z. Kimhan spent Sunday with Mr. and
Mrs. Jasper Lynch at LynxhaI. Mss Bertha
NiAIhsoh' or Newburg, y. Y, IS visiting her sis
.ei' MISS hhoda Wilkinson Miss Cadiz. Of New
AoFk' has been entertained by Mrs Jasner T,-,ct
NJ LynEhall during the week Mrs Robar+
amen ~ New-York, is the guest Of Mr. and Mrs.
:. Nofl'A j. Mills. Mrs. George f. Dix. of staten
Is-di-' is making fortnight's visit with Miss
EeIuuce Leslie. in Madison-ave
Laurel -in-the-Pines arrivals: NJ and NJ.
1'"Tse D. Chamberlin and family Mr. aud NJ
FREDERICK d. Tappin c. b. O'Reillv. Mr. ana NJ
y. o. "insmore. Mr.. and Mrs William p Nav
" imam Creighton, Mrs. c. de r. Moore ATiss
moore, Miss somes Mr. and Mrs Elijah T. Mur-
my -df- and Mrs. 3. J. Cook Mr. ana NJ
FREDERICK Brown, the Misses SCHUYLER Mr. go
'S' lleliy Il stanton Or. W Z. Lambert Mr.
ana Mrs. William Bunker Miss NJ / RuclIi,
~ Il, clyde Sumner Gerard. Charles L. ZONES
-@'s9 po"eIs Miss Florence Paulson. Mr. and Mrs
1- 80 - = ~ os Lima, Thomas j Long. f. F Hoyt
22ihth99ny Mrs R. NJ Gilbert Carneiius x i3uss ~ ~
S54nome' J. / Ballome. Mrs John A. Mct'reery N Ilo
SS!!sse5 SicCreery, Mrs J. RhineIarder Sig,ans re
Mr. and Mrs. c. W. Clinton Miss n '4sg' 4'
Flaka = g., :, - fllKeT "a Miss Robson, Albert
Mss Gregory Miss ffhl fle SrolgT MRS, q r GrGgory
emerson, A II; Lands. Miss Anna Lands Nr az ~
MIS- George z: Morgan. Miss HoTTiran NJ aif9 S
6ymsT Lands. Miss Lands, Mrs W H. Hail MIS- s
ar; ana MIS-. r. G. Nudge, Miss Eva Mndge NJ
SyoR Miss MarJory clinton. W Ruoff K,5 5'Tlhg M4s
- :. Sullivan. Mr.. and Mrs. " ". Yanderboef
J2@ss 2a,5s.l p Burke al q EeT-Tork = r. Cole and
and S5 Mf5 CrTe q + aTTyas Eugene @ Phbn
Macy. IMlt9 MFsi L. MIS- & siGI ETsnk Ma March Mrs Arthur
Mss Mrs = &C. Carson Mr. and Mrs. Arthur D. weeks
ST: T ana 8 w MrE wopsfoE w n Rsd , Mrs Josiah FisEe
= Kellogg. Nr. and Mrs Charles T scbrd Mss A.
I, AeE2n N,. -: Strong A W. Black Mrs Alexander
4dchards, William 5. Richards. Miss Richards p
Scott Newton E @ Stout rs Miss Joen o 8enjamin Ia Miss
LOWE, AIRS. Louise Hoover. G. S K Hoover
beth Griffin. Mrs. z. K Rosster DR. q q + Gat
tsnach, Miss A. 7. Hashrook Edward II Carlo
WOOD WOOD, J. 4 4 Church. William T Wardwel, Mrs. Mrs 3
4. l. C92E' GEORGE A saportas. ". F. Webb " p
I'Cn4teA, Alr. and Mrs J. II Halsted. James T
777Tqsfpe D, Ha,Tkins. Miss Billings Mr. and Mrs
W = May. Miss Lands. Mrs. Martin B Prown
and r. T. Dodge, all Of New-York. - i''o"N
Falmer House registrations: Mrs H. Alexander
Leo Alexander. Mrs. 5. Straus. James MADDEN
ts,rfs James swan Mrs John Nelson. B. " Refs. Mrs
y y i4lam Duty w; D. Lent. Mr. and Mrs. George
u DIEM, r. Fischer, DR.. and Mrs II a Fern-
stein stein ar and R5,- Mrs J. L schwarzho Miss Flor
hogel, Mr. and Mrs. J. W Chapman John g Daiy
S!r. ana Mrs, F @. Dexter. Miss Jennie F Iynch
iaan. nan. NJ and Mrs r. H. Geistle and Master Henry
At the Lexington: Mr. and Mrs Louis DIsenbev
Ms MIS- .,3Aa,, "A a. ~ cpnfe Miss n. Stokes D, NJ
J. r. Bowden, of Brooklyn: J. D S Mullen 2 p
5ialnss Z. = Williams, c II. Post, J. J. Doneilan
Maurice Mulcahy, J. N. Straddling F. Hack
George Randfross A. @. Hanan. II Grese. II
5r9%niee y Nv ne Mary J Lansing. 7. W Wanding, James
= tleld, +: B. Stumpf. Mr.. and Mrs W A Horn
~ Master Raieish Horn, W. W. Touche and P. B.