New-York tribune., 1901-05-05

compete for the Georgian Court cups presented
by Mrs. Gould and by all present indications this
second annual tournament under the auspices of
the Lakewood Polo Club will be attended with
even more success than favored that of last year
The list of those prominent IN polo and social
circles who have been present at these games
would be a long one. From Camden s. c.. the
club players were accompanied by a party includ-
ing A j. Boykin. D. r. Williams. jr.. Miss Bar
stow. Mr.. and Mrs. X. G. Whistler and ". {.
Sound. VINO were loyal 10 their home club. al
though defeated. Others present we're J. II. Brad
ford. president of the Coney Island Jockey Club:
Charles ". Taintor, Mr.. and Mrs Clifford Brokaw,
George S. White. Ernest A Thompson. Richard
T. Mackay. Mrs. Ernest NJ. Lockwood, Miss Edith
Roberts and Mr.. and Mrs James II. Murray. of
New-York; Mr.. and Mrs. James II. Proctor of
Boston; Mr.. and Mrs. S. D. Oliphant. OF Trenton:
Miss Amy E Du Pont and Miss ]. A Du Pont OF
Wilmington. DEL and W. I. Darlington. of Chi
cago.
LATEST COTTAGE RENTALS
The latest cottage rentals for another season in
Lakewood follows: Henry Lloyd Herbert.
secretary of the National Polo Association has
newed his lease for the Flfth-st. cottage which
he has occupied this winter. Robert F. Westcott
OF New-York has taken the cottage owned by Mrs
Grover Cleveland the west side OF Forest-ave.
occupied this year by Henry Pfaff, of Boston. DR.
w. q. Mcmillan who has occupied Miss Foote's
Madison-ave. cottage, has leased for three years
the Brown cottage in First-st. Seward Carey has
rented for next season the Lynch cottage IN Madi-
sOn-ave., occupied this year by Albert Edward
Kennedy. S. Sidney Smith has taken the Glover
cottage. in Sixth-st, for another term.
Mrs. Joseph y. Blanchard, Mrs. William A. Root
Miss j. NJ Vanderhoof and Miss Grace Randall
were delegates to the convention OF the New-Jer-
sey Womens Auxiliary held at Trinity Church in
Asbury Park Wednesday.
In addition to the new construction and real
tate development by individuals. already noted as
in prospect for the coming summer, the purchase
of large acreage by Bishop McFau OF the Tren-
the season. The purchase was made on behalf of
the Sisters of Mercy. al Bordentown. n. j.. which
Is the location of St Josephs Academy. II is pro-
posed TO establish here a branch school, which
of the Sisters Of Mercv hops of e eson IN
Twenty-two acres of land west of Lexington-ave.
for the purposes in view Ths buildnss will in
with number of smaller structures for which the
dehnite plan is not yet announced
American" study of the Indian in literature,
regular intervals.
AMONG THE SPRING VISITORS
The Rev. Evelyn Barlow. of Utica. n V. was
the recent guest of his sister Mrs Sheldon at her
Main-st. cottage
John Miley of Boston and James Tying of New
York. We're tournament guests of Jasper Lynch
at Lynx Hall this week.
The Rev. William F. Brant, rector OF St Mary's
Church. Hartford County Md. and Mrs. Brant
nard
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Tucker Of Brooklyn. were
over sunday guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. George b.
Glover at their Sixth-st. cottage.
Miss II; NJ. Toleman. Charles S. Street Anton-
ette CIark and Miss Carol Nye. of New-Iork, are
SanitoriUm guests
Mrs Mrs i VI Kirehhoff and Miss Helen Kirchhorr. of
Laurel House registrations for the week-Dr.
John II; Hinton. Miss Dorothy Mance and maid
MIR: and Mrs +. Beadel Miss Fl. M Flake ard
maid Mrs; Albert Flake, Mr.. and Mrs. James II.
Msurray Mr. Mrs Warren. DR.. w E Fisher, Miss
Mrs. w. c. Stone. Mrs. A. w. Welch. Mr. and Mrs
Irwin A. Powell, Richard r MacKay Mr. and
Mrs. Churchill. Mrs Matthews, z. r. Case J. J.
Campbell, Edward G. Bailey, Edward II. earle j.
Il Il if.a sSnern Charles NJ Tantor Mrs. Clark b.
Charles X, Davis L. Robbins Walker Mr. and
Mrs. w. h. Conrow, Mrs. +. s. Williams r. r.
Remington, John Goodwin and son. Miss A f.
hughes, }. T. French, Mrs. A c. Royce NJ. -
Darlington. n. g. Coles s. Sherwood Day Miss J.
L. harrington. Mr. and Mrs. c. " Brokaw of New
ork, ana MRS. Grover Cleveland, of Princeton
Laurel l-in-the-Pines arrivals of the week-A X
Z ernie MRS. John II. Hall, Miss Martha Hail. Mrs
Shearson, Mr.. and Mrs II. II. Shearson. Mr.. and
hnapp, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles L. Proctor, Henri
MelSgs Stewart. Francis c. Huntington. h. r. Gil
man, {. M. Russell, Edgar l.. Taylor. Hugh r.
Garden Miss Katherine Alice Lee. Mr.. and Mrs
II H. Suplee, Miss Mabe L. Flake, Miss Mary f.
ray Mr.. and Mrs. William W. Lowery. William B.
Briston +. II. Lowell. Mr. and Mrs. William Nor
ris Sands, Mr. and Mrs Jonathan Thorne with
child and nurse. Victor c. Thorne, Mr. and Mrs
II Archie Pell. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles A. Edwards
Miss Daisy Edwards. Miss Kathleen Edwards Mrs
Albert Flake of New-York; Mrs u III Dudley
Miss Dudley, Mrs n. h. Lienan, Peter I,iennn II
s. Bowers, T. III. Birmingham w. j. McCoyerie
and H. Congo, of Brooklyn.