The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-12-29
DR.. LORENZ VISITS The COULDS
AND OPERATES ~ CtJN ON I DIS
LW iTED CARRIAGE Wheel.
Tue Injury Not B-inE COns-;lltsi. lie Mas
Unable to Reduce N--He spends Ia,
Win the Gesrxr Couids ct LakrWO God

LAKEWOOD. n. j. Dec. ?s DIR. Iorenz
who came here to-day to visit George D.
Gould at his beautiful country place. Geor-
gian Court. tried his hand at patching up
the broken spokrs Of n runahout, which,
was wrecked in collision on the Lake
drive THE afternoon He found the job
much more difficult than mending bones,
aud finally gave il up
Mr., Gould took DR.. Lorenz, DR. Mueller.
hi- assistant DR.. Virgil Gibney and DIR.
W. q. Townsend out for an Aut onobile
ride after luncheon A. they were crossing
I he bridge which spans the inlet leading
t. the su,Iicn gard ms on Mr. Could
estate, eam attached 10 a surrey which
was approaching from the opposite oirec-
ion took fright AT the automobile, and
started TO run away.
They collided with runabou, ia which
were Mr.. and Mrs. Charles A. Bye Of this
,illdge. and the rupaboul was overt urned
NJ. and Mrs. Bye were thrown out but
escaped in jtiries.
Mr.. Gould stopped the automobile and
DR.. Lorenz and the other physicians hurri7 d
to he assistance Of Mr. and Mrs. Bye.
When II was EARNED tina, neither was in need
Of medical aid DR.. Lorenz turned his at =
te!tion 10 tho runabout The spokes OF
two wheels were badly twisted, ard several
were broken.
Perhaps we can fix these up so that you
can proceed" said DR.. Lorenz to Mr. Bye
LET us try"
The famous bone specialist Strengthened
out several Of tho twisted spokes and tried
TO patch up the others. but after working
on the job for about five minutes he gave
il up.
Il can mend broken bones. but broken
spokes-no.' he smilingly told Mr.. Gould
and the other physicians.
party Of society people gave DR.. Lorenz
cordial greeting when he arrived this
morning As he stepped from the train
there was applause and cheering. He re-
| moved his hat and bowed his thanks for
the kindly reception.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gould and their daughter
Marjorie. Dr. Mueller, DR. Townsend, who
is Mr.. Gould's physician, and DR.. Virgil
Gibney of New York were in the party
which accompanied DR.. Lorenz here from
| New York They were driven in coaches to
Georgian Court
The time before luncheon tas spent in
looking over Mr.. Gould's estate. DIR. Lo-
REM was shown through the casino with
its immense tanbark arena for exercisng
horses, through the pretty theatre and
finally through the art gallery. Luncheon
was served soon after o'clock Besides
the persons already named the party in.
cluded: Mr., and Mrs. Henry Lloyd Her.
bert. Mrs. William A. Hamilton Miss Creta
Pomerov and p. A. Clark.
| During the luncheon the lakewood Ho.
tells Austrian orchess ra played Austrian
mazurkas values and songs. When they
played -Hoch Hapsburg,' popular Aus
TRAN melody, Dr. Lorenz swayed in his
chair and tapped the floor with his feet
keeping time to the music. He enjoyed i,
very much.
Dr. Lorenz and the members of his part
returned to New York at $50 o'clock this
evening.
DR.. Lorenz and DR.. Mueller got back to
the Murray Hill Hotel at II o'clock las,
night DR., Lorenz said he was very tired.
| we had a very enjoyable trip" he said
MIR. Gould's grounds are beautiful, hi,
lake is beaut full and the company was very
pleasant
| Besides visiting Mr. Gould DR.. Loren,
and his party called on Joseph Pulitzer
and s. Sidney Smith at Lakewood.