New-York tribune., 1901-04-07
LAKEWOOD'S SEASON.
1T WILL NOT CLOSE WITH EASTER
COMING ATTRACTIONS.

1T WILL NOT CLOSE WITH EASTER
COMING ATTRACTIONS.
Lakewood. y. J.. April (speciaD.-There are few
exceptions this week to the rule that the hotels
and cottages of the place filled the last of their
spare rooms with guests and friends, who will re-
main over Easter, and in many cases until after
the tournaments of late April and May 1t has for
so many years been the habit of entertainers
here to credit with Easter Sunday the close of the
large attendance visiting the place that this years
experience is almost without precedent. That Easter
this year coming early in April, will by no
means close the is certain; and in fact all
the hotels this week report bookings until the mid
die of May, which promises late spring season
of greater activity than before.
Holy Week has had visible effect upon the
ordinary programme of indoor festivities, and there
has been dearth of house parties and hotel gay
cites which has left for the entertainment of present
guests only the outdoor attractions and musical
fixtures of the At All Saints Memorial
Church and the Church of ST Mary of the Lake,
Passion Week services have been largely and reg
ularly attended and the first named church
Bishop Scarborough held special confirmation
vices on Tuesday, while Good Friday had four-hour
devotions and Easter Sunday will see the perfec
ton OF elaborate plans.
The club sports Friday and Saturday attract
greater numbers each week, and mixed foursomes
at the Country Club last Friday had entry list
Of six couples, proving enjoyable competition
Prizes by Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur B. Clahn.
On Saturday both clubs announced handicap COM
petitions for men, the Golf Club of Lakewood having
list of than twenty entries. and the Country
Club nearly 5 many.
Later in the month. and running we'll into May,
tournament play will engross the attention OF the
usual large crowd. The seventh annual spring
tournament of the Golf Club of Lakewood has been
slated for April % % and q. and the Monday
following will begin the polo tournaments on Mr..
Goulds grounds with two series of games. which
Will run until May Il.
GOLF AND POLO.
These events have an undoubted bearing upon
the prospect Of a spring larger and later
than the resort has before known. Bookings
are now being made by golfers and polo men which
insure good numbers up TO the middle of May and
other applications daily from the tide of
resorters who are just now making their way home
from winter in Southern resorts. Among those
whose return welcomed this week General
Frank NJ. Freeman resident of Lakewood. and
Harry Suydam, OF Brooklyn who is frequent
visitor here.
With the coming of warm weather boating takes
its place among the attractions of Lakewood. and
the old boatman at Lake Carasaljo is busy getting
out his boats for the springs entertainment. The
lake is of the attractive spots OF the
village during the spring and summer. Mr. Gould
who constructed handsome bridge the Lake
Drive over inlet that runs from the lake into his
estate, contcmplates the building of attractive
boathouse within his inclosure. will probably
dredge the channel TO the lake which will make
boating a pleasure available for his family and
friends.
The recent presentation of "Cranford' as a benefit
for the public library resulted in receipts OF
trihe more than 500 and II has been decided by
the young women working up the affair that the
amount should be set aside a fund 10 go toward
the building OF permanent home for the library
These friends OF library volunteer to work up
two similar entertainments each season. and to-
gether with help from the outside in the way OF
subscriptions. the project is assuming a promise
which is ncouragng.
Mrs. T. Morton =. Mills gave n luncheon to Miss
Elizabeth W Leeds at her Clfton-ave home on
Saturday. which table decorations were red
carnations and favors were pin trays and brooches
Of dainty china and novel design. Those making UP
Baldwin. Miss Anna Ferris. Miss Isabel Ferris.
Miss annie r. Dashiell, Miss Mcclellan and Miss
~ Ms; Mabel child gave tea IN The dining of
GnG Grdpy ss Sa fhpse @ & heinz Mr. rs NJ
Miss Cheyney, Miss Lillian Baldwin. Miss Cornelia
Schwarts Miss Mary Root and Miss Leila b,
\, Notable among spring wedding announcements is
seasons occupied the Stone cottage in Lake Drl"e.
Of Boston, and their daughter. Miss leslie Walker
May among the most charming Of lake TS T9od,s
9 @ 5 AR Is at tn M %egdr c4n5h nsx esn R@59n
in the iti''i Presbytefan church Of Miss Mary Male
vile Mcclellan Or. Frederic Hollis Howard, OF
\. {. Brown, Of Portland. who with Mrs Brown
has been resuar VISITOR in IN h9kewo1a "a @ for some some
birds which he has noted in his walks through the
woods and within mile OF the business portion OF
birds uncommon and few Irregular visitors,
but for the most part birds to be readily noted by
any one IN similar excursions ,,..
The weeks personal mention: Mrs hinRdon left
Georgian Court for visit to relatives in Toronto
last week. John p Haines. of New-York, was the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Jasper Lynch at Lynx Han
Monday. William Arnold was the guest OF Mrs.
Ws s Arno5 n cana % so Il vinE hi EeS 6r
grandmother. Mrs b. R Smith. in Third-st
ARRIVALS AT TIE HOTELS.
Laurel-in-the-Pines arrivals: John d. Rookie
feIler jr Commodore John S Dckerson Mr..
and Mrs. John q. Elliott Mr. and Mrs. Joaquin
W de Aguero Colonel j. II. Gilman, Franklin
Duane Humphrey, William 7. Schley, Mr. and
Mrs Wilson r. Smith, Miss b. Cooke, Miss c.
Smith Mrs Hayden H. Butts Mrs Thomas Blag
den Miss BlaGden. Mrs. A. f.. Ellis. Mr.. and Mrs.
Herman Ellis; the Misses ellis. MI and Mrs
William c. Iselin Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Frede-
1na Charles h. I & Nj MIN and M Mrs w,h enTg
John sloane j. J. sloane jT Miss sloane; Miss
marche, w II. Clyde, Joseph a; McAnerney, Miss
Bell McAnerney W. II. Clyde, Mr. and Mrs. Anson
Mrs. F. S. Witherbee Miss T. S. Witnerbee. Mrs.
J. J. McCook the Misses McCook r. d. Far!ee.
cha2 H Eey oSSn r and m Mrs George Ghapmnn
James c. Mcclure. Miss Lee, James A McCreery.
Fred Hamlin Mills Harrison h. Hodges. Mrs. j. f.
Leland Mrs. Charles Lord, Miss Lord Miss Mary
de Z. Bailey, Mrs H. r. Trevor. Mr.. and Mrs. c.
j. Mott. Mrs S. b. Baker Joseph Hart Condo
Mast, Mrs. John Aspinwall. Miss Bessie Aspinwali
pr Sarah r cTeghtonI y M5s NJ T. Brundage and
Laurel House-Mr. and Mrs. Theodore H. Banks.
Master Teddy Banks. Miss A c Poillon, Miss