New-York tribune., 1901-04-21
SPORTS AT LAKEWOOD.
GOLF AND POLO ATTRACT MANY-yIS-
ITORS NUMEROUS IN SPITE OF
BACKWARD SPRING.


Lakewood N j.. April 20 (speciaD-The near ap-
proach of the seventh annual spring tournament
Of the Golf Club of Lakewood. which will begin on
Thursday of next week, makes golf the engrossing
topic of Lakewood conversation. The official pro-
gramme provides for thirty-six hole qualifying
round Thursday. with prizes for the winners IN
three divisions of sixteen each. and Saturday the
usual handicap will close the tournament Recent
changes on the course have practically disposed of
all previous records of play. and those who have
played here from year to year will find the INKS
much changed. Going to the fourth green second
shot bunker has been placed, and other new
bunkers guard the fifth. seventh eighth. thir-
teenth and fourteenth green's.
Beginning the following Monday the attention
Of all in Lakewood will revert to the Georgian
Court polo grounds, where tournament play Will
continue until May II. Mr.. Gould is putting the
grounds into superb condition, and all practice is
done the old With every facility Tor
perfect enjoyment of polo, Mr.. Gould hospitality
throws open his grounds to the public upon all
polo dates and the resort is indebted to him for
furnishing a strong and always interesting sport
ing attraction for the late spring months. AS on
past tournament occasions. Mr.. Gould Will enter
tain at his casino many of his polo friends. ana
others socially prominent engaging apartments
the hotels for those dates
The days following Easter have found hotels and
cottages comfortably filled in spite of the long
continued of unfavorable weather. Although
the exodus of disappointed ones. who came down
large. arrivals have gone far toward making
up all deficiencies. and with settled pleasant
weather, which must come soon, those who have
postponed their coming will arrive in such num-
large one Thus far the spring has been late IN IN
to be- found in Quantities m at this date have not yet
appeared. There is no rurnor of the strawoerryS
in bud Only the sunshine which properly belongs
to the season here will regulate these disappoint-
The season is here when many of the cot
movement in real estate Each year there are
properties form considerable list. The Gushing
m F. ft s M nna Sold o %r HICKS
of New-York- DR.. Charles L. Lindley has leased
season o'' G ofs F. Broach has taken the Muller cot
tage, in Third-st Mrs. "A. NJ Hyde is building q
May has secured the Stone cottage, which he has
mel A. ]. Smith will have the stevens cottage, in
Laurel Court next season E r BALDWIN 9I f
Private Way and Charles L. Pack of Cleveland
will occupy the Gilbert cottage. in Madson-ave
LAKEWOOD PERSONAL MENTION
The Rev. DR. ] NJ Blanchard has returned from
will All Saints Memorial Church until
June. Miss Lillian E. Fraser and A. a. Fraser. jr
with Miss Wilcox of New-York. were the recent
guests Of Mr. AND Mrs T NILS I President
S in and @ ar Mrs @
visited MI 5 and Mrs 1asper lynch at LINK Han
Sca nf 5a hS Mrs. H0Ps With Mrs m
Misses Fagier Of Brooklyn W "a are recent arrivals at
the Greyhurst Miss L. May Jasper. Miss Helen
York. Te at the fed Madson OF
,- Pines apryasMr and and Mrs Mrs NJ , e.
lam Gr M Austin @ Robert s Gapin Mr. ,a and u Mrs
POST Dr. parker Ei syms. Mr oS and % Mrs. l' casmiet
Constable; Charles f. Miller. DR.. and Mrs. Froth-
Is. HI.
Bird, Mr.. and Mrs. Otto f. Reimer. Mrs, Z. A
Cole the Misses Mccook Mr.: and Mrs James T.
aHRe mtR F. debr Mi Miss ana 8on MIS-
Mr. and Mrs. c. Fl. Hawkins Adrian Barre. James
NJ B. Van Doren. Miss IL B. Van Wyck Mrs.
William whitney Mr. and T Mrs j. t, Franklin III. ker; a3
Mrs. Robert c. Morris. d, S. Brainard Miss R. A
MRS ThGSs Bsow K r and Mrs Esr
G Post Mr. and Mrs Mrs Alfred @ i Dayis e, E Clinton Ias
b. HinchuTan, of New-York,
Capen Mrs, 5. B. Mathews, Miss F. Frame. Mrs,
r Snd rs Rdand dss r conkhs M
E. Lockwood. DR.. John H. Hinton. Mr.: and Mrs
and Mrs r:O" j. W W. Rumsei @ sell Harold Morgan smith
II. l. Small, Mr.. and Mrs. L. B. Stilwell. Rockhill
Mrs D. Henderson, James. McCaldin Mr.. and
Mrs. Samuel Andrews. Miss Andrews. n. B. Day
MIR and Mrs. Robert G Green, Mr.. and Mrs. H. B.
@eMsoh r. E M AND Mrs James
II. Bailey. Mr.. and Mrs s Marsh Young. r. r.
Remington the Rev Gouverneur Morris wilkins
n. B. Coles William McCreery: William B. Nisbet
DR. and Mrs. Robert Able Mr.. and Mrs. Leroy
Clark Mr.. and Mrs. j. Wooden. Howard Brokaw
]. l. Blair, jr., the Rev DR. and Mrs. s. De Lancey
Townsend, Mr. and Mrs. H b. Combs and Mr.
and Mrs. Henry l. Hail. all of NewYork.
p Regis RegstTati3ns r. qI at the LexngtonIM, s,s and Mrs
Brazier. NJ. E. L. Cramer orville oddie. w H.
Hopper, Charles f. Goodman, Miss t. F. Nc
Donald. Miss j. r. Samuels, J. T. Harris Fred
J: Young: James A Brennan Mrs. Louise II
Meyer. W. A. Hay Maurice j. Cody, Robert r.
Curran. Matthew T. Ennis. John L. Clayton. T. j.
Ward. Harry Hader, Mr. and Mrs. NJ. Franklin.
Mr. and Mrs. E. T. Cody and A. Hardy, all of
New-York
At the Palmer House-Mr and Mrs. H. Fagen
and family Miss NJ Bludgood. Miss B. 7. Geer, W.
II. Merrill, Samuel Green, Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew
Kuhn. Miss X. Moran John A. Balestier. Louis
Krower G.. c. Adams and George Hosmer. of New
York
IN HONOR OF f. C.. STEDM1N.
The annual dinner of the ''Eoi Scholastikoi'' will