New-York tribune., 1901-01-20
LAKEWOOD.

Lakewood. y. J.. Jan. 10 (specisD-The dryness
OF Lakewood's sandy soil has been well tested
within the week when after two days and nights Of
continues rain, which eft the golf links as well
the streets Of the village. partly flooded and in
soft and muddy condition early on Saturday
morning. the links found in suitable condition
for play noontime. At each Of the two clubs
parties Of dozen or took part in the regular
Saturday handicaps While the effect OF the rain
destroy the skating, beautiful days have
followed which have been made much of by those
fond OF riding and driving. while the golf links
have secured a large and constant patronage.
Warren Hardenburgh, who has fitted up art
studio in Main-s has started series of studio talks
10 a class OF goodly numbers bird life. These
talks occur on Wednesday afternoons. The subject
Of the first talk was Bird Life in the Vicinity OF
Lakewood" and the talk covered the birds which
are seen in and about Lakewood during the winter.
His list included the white throated swallow, barn
swallow chickadee sparrow, the cardinal bird, the
owl and the hluejay.
Guests Of the Laurel-in-the- Pines are driving
come OF the finest horses seen at Lakewood this
season Among these three owned by L. j.
Busby. Of NewYork, who is staying here with Mrs.
Busby and their daughter All three horses
high stepping bays H. Broesel. Of NewYork, drives
q crossmatche9 pair Of cohs TO stylish victoria
and also has a single driver. Howard Maxwell. OF
New-York, drives a hackney pony to a natty cart.
and Thomas W. PearsaIl takes great pleasure with
& pair Of large chestnuts and stylish Tuxedo
wagon. Lindsay Russell has had his fine saddle
horse sent down from New-York for use during his
stay.
The afternoon concerts at the Observation-Disclosures
are winning the approval Of constantly increasing
daily attendance. The concert hour covers the time
OF afternoon tea, and the two features taken to-
gether make the hour one OF the most popular Of
the day
The Palmer House continues 20 hold the average
number of contented guests. and the days pass
Swiftly amid the most comfortable Of conditions.
At the Lexington there is average daily
rival which varies little from week to week. and
Landlord Larrabee IS satisfied with the seasons
business. which is thus far ahead Of all house
records.
Piney-top Towers. with quiet charm of location
which draws and holds patrons in good number has
about average attendance this week
Laurel House registrations: Eugene A Philbin,
Bishop and Mrs. FaIkner. Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbur c.
Fisk. Mr.. and Mrs. William A Wheelock. F. NJ
Hoag, J. T. Hoag. Mr.. and Mrs. r. E. Roberts,
Miss NJ. Lee. Mr.. and Mrs. George ". Smith, Miss
Fanny Smith. Miss Therese Smith. Mrs. Josiah NJ
F4ske. Mrs. z E. Olcott. Mrs. F. NJ. Gilmore r. A.
Verriiye r NJ. Vermilye. Mrs. A. H. ver1nilye Miss
s. D. Thomson. Mrs. Albert S. Bckmore, George J.
Kenny Mrs. James Kenny, Miss Kenny, Albert r.
Gsllstin. DR.. Albert Jerome Lartigue DR.. Kari VI.
Vogel. the Rev Dr. Charles J. Young. Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Fanshawe Bleodgood. Dr.. L. Bolton Bangs,
Miss z. Z. Clark, F G Boynton Mr. and Mrs. Fred
eric r. Coudert. Miss Clarisse Coudert. Miss Rene
Coudert DR.. John Vanderpoel, Mr.. and Mrs F.
of New York: also the Rey Or; and Mrs. R r.
Meredith. the Kew Martin 1aTrOl, MISS ana
Miss Bergen. OF Brooklyn; Mr.. and Mrs. Barclay
H Warburton Miss Roberts, Henry DlsstoH Mr.
and Mrs. Joseph Fitze and Miss Carryl. Of Phila-
delphia; Lewis A. Roberts. Lewis Niles Roberts.
Miss Tingley and Miss E. c. Eustice, of Boston,
and Mr. and Mrs. s. d. Warriner, OF Calumet, Mich
Leurel-in-the-Pnes arrivals: Mr.. and Mrs.
Maurice La Montague, J. J. Manning, Mr. ana
Fiske. Frederick T. A1nes, DR.. and Mrs. W. S.
Seamans. Thornton Woodbury.. Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles 3. Hill. Mr. and Mrs. A. r. Twomby. Will
lam A Watson. a. r. Killing. Irving i. Roe, Mr..
and Mrs. John B. Haskin. Mrs. NJ. S. de L. Wyse,
Mr.. and Mrs Wallace Guford. William r. Gun
Watts Jr. Z II. P. Squire H Broesel Clifford A.
Sloan, " W. Fuller. J.. H; Arnold. Mr.. and Mrs.
.. Mosle. Thomas i. Diackson, PeTcival S. Hill.
Richard N. Hutchings. Herman Heyneman, J. NJ.
Ceballos. Max A. AOsle. Fred r. Rohl, Mr.. and
Mrs. George II. Smith. Mrs. H A Wise Wood, Miss
strong. George A. Armstrong. all Of New-York.
Also Mr. and Mrs. Charles Gwirnaud Clarence A.
Pratt, Ernest Flagg Durham. Miss Alice Camp
bell. Ethelbert /. Low and Mrs. A. T. Wallace. OF
Brooklyn: Mrs Bayard Butler Miss Huber and S.
II. Austin. of Philadelphia; Mr.. and Mrs. Maiden
Hutchinson and Mrs. j. Polk Cumins, of Wash
ington.
Palmer House registrations: Oscar Aronson. r. S.
Darling. F. ". Nettleton. Mr. and Mrs. n. Cooper,
@rs. Charlotte =. Ellis, E F. Durham, c. A.
Pratt Louis Marks. II Jonas and W. II. Kennel.
OF New-York; S. A Dunn. Miss FRANKIE, Miss f.
leck and Miss Dambert. of Brooklyn.
At the Lexington: g. r. Cemans, r. L. Kearney,
Charles a. Tuttle. ". II: Parker, James c. Field.
Mr.. and Mrs W. A. Robinson, J. H Sprowl r.
Doggett. II. W Dunn. c. G. Cluff, L. Hills, J.
Wolfe. F J. Clark, A. II. Dickinson and A W.
Charles c. Read and w. P. Lippincott. of Phadel-