New-York tribune., 1901-03-31
LAKEWOOD IN SPRING.
OUTDOOR DIVERSIONS NOW THE AT
TRACTION-VISITORS FROM
NEW-YORK.

gramme for the entertainment OF spring visitors to
Lakewood is now well advanced, and from this
| time until the close Of the season. June l. out
diversions will largely hold the interest Of all
There is daily attraction for many in the practice
! games by the polo men who are here preparing
| for the approaching tournament and the games on
Mr.. Goud's grounds are an attractive point Tor
large numbers each afternoon when play is possi-
Bile I.akewood's teams have not yet been made
up, but there are a good number of candidates who
are working hard for place. Lakewood VIII I'M
doubtedly have two teams on the field, with the
possibility three. and from until the date OF
the tournament all will follow close, hard practice
The prospects good this year for greater
spring season than Lakewood has known in many
years. Judged by correspondence as reported from
various hotels the exodus from Southern resorts
will soon turn this way, and Lakewood is Ia
vored point for the months of April and May, which
separate the winter from the summer resort sea-
son.
With the close OF the season there will begin
busy summer for the resort among the pines. &
+. Brush of Cleveland will build a handsome cot
tage his recently acquired site in the Lake
Drive, which is OF the finest in the village
Arthur b. Clafiin, who has just sold his Lake Drive
residence to Mr. Tilford, OF New-York. is to build
handsome cottage on the south side of Lake
Carasaljo. Henry A. James, of New-York, will
build a winter home in Forest-ave. and Mrs. Wal
ter II. Bynner will rebuild on the site of her cot
tage destroyed by fire last year.
Miss Gertrude Leslie entertained friends at tea
at Bon Respiro, in Forest-ave., Thursday after
noon, in honor of her guest. Mrs. George Z. Dix.
of Staten Island. The table was decorated with
pink and white tulips, and Miss Florence Hayden
attended to the service of guests. among whom
were Dr. and Mrs j. N Blanchard, Mr.. and Mrs.
Frederic D. Tappen, of NewYork; Mr.. and Mrs.
Jasper Lynch, Mrs Clarence NJ. Roof, Mrs. William
Z. Leeds Miss Eliza Foote Mrs. ". r. Bynner,
Dr. and Mrs. William c. schauffier, Mrs B. W.
Freeman. Mrs. WaIcott the Misses Downer Miss
Mary Ferris, the Misses Glover and Warren Hard
enburgh.
on Wednesday afternoon the pleasant home OF the
Misses DashieIl crowded with large attend
ance of the friends OF those young ladies who
invited informal afternoon tea a pleasing
incident of the afternoon violin solo by Miss
Baldwin. and all present enjoyed most delightful
hour.
Invitations have been issued by Dr. and Mrs.
Charles H. Mcclellan for the wedding OF their
daughter, Miss Mary Malleville Mcclellan. TO DR..
Frederic Hollis Howard, physician in Williams
College, Tuesday, April g.
At the Clifton Saturday afternoon Mrs. Jo-
| seph w Blanchard gave an informal reception.
| Among those present were Mrs. Kingdom Mr.. and
| Mrs. Jonathan Thorne, DR.. and Mrs. Leftingwell
| and Miss Lefingwell, DR.. and Mrs c. L. Lndley.
! Mrs. A. u. Bradshaw, Mrs. Ralph Townsend, Miss
Anderson, Miss Rene Coudert Miss Florence Hay
den. Miss Richardson, DR.. Blanchard and W. A.
Richardson.
Mrs. Frank NJ. Freeman returned this week from
yachting and goling pleasures in Southern resorts
and will remain at Edgemere, her home in Lake
Drive, until the close Of the season. General Free
man. who has prolonged his trip, is expected home
soon.
Miss Susan Murray, Of Engewood: Warner VI.
! Leeds, Of NeW-York, and Allen Lindey. of Mont
Alexander Y. Fraser, Of New-YOrk, is visiting his
| The record OF informal dinners al the Laurel-in-
the-Pines this week includes dinner party given
| by Mrs. G. Howard Dawson. those present being
Kit,l "a, sSt X Cheese9rough DE- Paul
dert and Mr and Mrs. James Converse. Table dec
SeSn %gse r SI pRk ana Ehlte roses on the
| her table in the dining hail. which was decorated
Todd and Miss Todd W Hampton de Fantaine en-
! tertalneG on Monday evening at dinner Mr. and
: and James A. Garland. and the table decorations
| Included snilax sweet peas, pink carnations with
as e;Pines arryals-A. H sands, Miss
A1is Aa FANS sands MI and Mrs George F. Morgan,
Miss sands Mr. ana Mrs \ W. Z nah9eroef sasqs, mrs
and Mrs e Cole Mrs o. Daniel Il Bacon 9lgHe MISS T
lucille I1I Bacon w Hampton de Fantaine. Mr.. and
lin Mr.. and Mrs. A. s Higgins Mrs F. C. HoIiins,
MISS MISS r; l. Hollins, Nj and Mrs. Elliott Schenck,
Theodore Il Banks MasteT Teddy n Banks and MTs MIS-
2. f. Rushmore. Mrs, William Houston Kenyon Miss
Sloan Miss Wcko MI MRiiss and Nj Mrs 12hm sSfbn
nlss ni bel BEL HeAnaerney Mr. and Mrs John C. FL
1t2Tq senG B1Tde De G3urSey Il Hard Albert Flake Town
man Nj ana Mrs Isi0 cfT9rd mTs ffansis Mrs l. We'll
ei Ier. Sarteli Prentice, E. Robbins Walker, George
hutledse Gibson, r. d. Farlee. G. W. Bartholomew
James II Bartholomew, 3. Greeff jr. f. s. Lyon
Joseph T. Stevens. o. n. Patterson. Mr.. and Mrs
Dominick, jr., Arthur W sutler. G. b. Watts, ir' '
Preston Watson, Thomas Il. Borden and Mrs. II A
Laurel e, House arriV3lsMr and Mrs c S Rich
$rds Mr. and Mrs. William j. McCreery, George
" coIiard, Mr; and Mrs simeon Ford Mr.. and
sbsx sgs Thomas ssmna, La9ont mont E Ford Mrs Julia A
Mrs John BENJAMIN, Miss NJ s. TowIe Mrs Towie
William r. Rolston, J. Weed Miss S. L. Acker
Miss I. N McGregor Mrs Fanny Smith, Mr. and
Mutually, Mr.. and Mrs a. II. Storer MIR and Mrs
Charles Putnam Bacon Miss Bacon. Mr. and Mrs
Mrs z, y. Lockwood. Bradley Martin jr Mr and
Mrs: Mrs: George B. Ashley, Mr. and Mrs B. Drake
Clifton Wharton, jr, Miss Susan c wharton Mrs
EsI1Ssn6 EEeInSen Darling j. Rchards Mr. and Mrs c. l.
Miss Knapp Mrs; II A: Woiff. Mrs. George H. Bos,
5sy; H,; h H. yard Miss Wood W. p. Robertson A A
pion Edward II. Carle Robert W carrie, W. n
s1e5i; ea; Norman Harsel Willis d. Wood Newton T.
and ~ b Mckee. of New-York
lor ARer Ws,eH N Fem1 Fleming Lee Tay
James BankeI l Reiss MI. and Mrs s. ialshey, asheyy,
MTsi Hd;is A Koch Miss Josephine Burnes. Miss L.
Yu,i NE Behan and Miss Marguerite Mccain. OF New
AT the Lexington and Mrs. w II se,,oo,,r
W tsatt tsaInett r. l. Lsnning. Charles b Bassett. r.
A. lI AnlceH. Dr. l. hleeberg Z. r. Case, Mr. and
a5S Rsbes,o Mrs c H. Seymour. j Al straddiins ". P.
Cole. James p earnen Miies wsi,sr M q Morse Morse Miss
sen sehmidt Edward Lyons p Green and " Nfcho1-
GEN. WHEELER TO REVIEW THE NIyTB
General Joseph Wheeler. L. s A ,retiredl. vii,
review the sth Regiment. Colonel Morris on ,bs
evening OF April One of the features of the oeca
sion VIII De guard mount which is exnectea 20
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