New-York tribune., 1902-05-04

day there Is plenty Of hustle and excitement after
o'clock, for the polo games called at 4. and
all the horses and carriages in the place put in
| commission for the grounds at Georgian Court.
Nobody permits either business pleasure to In
| terfere with polo during the tournament games,
and everybody meets everybody during the Ions
afternoon, they watch the ponies gallop.
Polo this year is prominent in public interest
as ever I'm Lakewood, and the games thus far have
been watched with absorbing content by hundreds
OF people The first series Of games began on Mon
day and includes five contests. the last Of which
will he played next Monday. when the ownership
of the trophies awarded by Secretary II. Lloyd
Herbert Of the Polo Association Will be deter
mined
That series engages the attention Of six clubs and
results in the games thus far PLAYED may he briefly
summarized. The FIRST game between Rock
away and the Country Club of Westchester the
Il Crmer winning by 10 goals 70 T. In the second
match Lakewood one beat Somerset by 70 2, but
two periods being PLAYED. account OF heavy rain.
The third contest was between Lakewood Two and
team from Camden s c. the visitors losing after
a spirited and exciting match by to 5i7 goals.
lakewood Two plays Rockaway In the serni-Anas
to-day. and tho winner will meet Lakewood one
for the final struggle and the cups on Monday.
The Georgian Court cups. offered by Mrs George
Jav Gould will be PLAYED for ncxt week with three
hot matches TO decide the Issue. The crack Bryn
Mawr team, Rockaway Westchester and Lakewood
one entered for this series
Local Well trained polo interest IS centred
upon lakewood one team this year. which the
Gould boys Jay. fourteen. and kingdom thirteen.
are making their FIRST appearance in tournament
polo being the youngest players in the country.
The bows have played bicycle and pony polo TN
regular practice for the last three and under
the riding instruction Of their groom have acquired
a perfect scat fearless knowledge Of horses and
an ability to hit ball and strong from any
position in the saddle They showed perfect
knowledge of polo in the match on Tuesday and |
are handicapped two goal men.
The golf clubs hold the unvaryng interest OF !
tl-o 1la HYYc and flar- le
daily play in friendly matches with the usual prize
events Saturdays Last Saturdays feature at |
the Country club a secret score handicap, |
which had been figured out net average card |
in all the prize events Of the season Saturday |
entrants were permitted to handicap themselves. |
and the prize went to the nearest the un- |
known which proved to he So. George c Lowe.
Berkeley Golf. proved the winner having an S6.
Spring weather has made boating popular this
week and the craft at the oathouse In constant
demand. An occasional sailhoat is seen. while a
feet Of canoes. put in by Or. Harris Of the Lake
wood School for his students gives a picturesque
touch 10 aquatic life.
The last month of Lakewood's season always
brings activity in the handling of cottage prop
critics but the record Of early transactions in this
line is longer than ever before. and few rentals
S. sidney Smith. who has been Lakewood cot
tager for several seasons, has leased the Glover
cottage. in SiXth-st, for another season
lease D Of a Stone c@Gey coag has m Lake sRseh Drive two year
Mrs. Woosey Hopkins has rented for another
rGTar fne PaGdf l" owned Oy MIS-
Joseph Pulitzer has engaged the Freeman place,
Edgemere. in Lake Drive, for next season
William A. Patton, of Ne~-Y9rk, has } t9ned the
the Clark house In Forest-ave.. next season
& DR. w H6day o mas 1dheT yes the freeman
Charles J. Hunt has renewed his lease of the
Members Of the Royal Arcanum will meet In
ason OF Se sad Council Of Tha
council will convene on Tuesday. and will remain
The musicians making up the orchestras of the
several who have made popular hits in musical
composition. and their original numbers have been
the concert programmes OF these hotels The latest
TO tie pu %as anG nrSn Sn
Thursday morning George w Needham being the
the piano in acc0mpa iime4ts also being the or
Frank F. shute Of the Laurel-in- the Pines has
taken the summer management of Edgewood Inn.
season at Greenwich. Conn, about the middle OF
The Palmer House, Hotel Lenox, Seton Inn Pney
TOP Towers. and The Towers, in Main-st, are now
have shared the full success of the resort along
summer months. following May viii be aned with
Improving and renovating work, which will render
season. The Lexington. which remains open the
4 {eM Of the registrations q the last week follow
6s GRef Mr. Msd dnd & h9~fP ar f9er Miss wa% Har
Kimball Mis- Miss IbSinh kimball Adolf LaTbeT j b.
George S. Hoyt Mrs. Taylor. Mrs. Haywood, Miss
Rose Marie Naething G F Naething. Foster S
Miller G. e. Coleman. Miss Coleman, Charles j.
Fisk George Jarvis Coe. Albert F. Gallatin W. B. |
Lord Thomas Young; jr;. Harry suydam. w. H.
Chandler Eugene S. Willard, Charles H. Parsons
Frank H Parsons. Lambert Suydam, jr. j. Foster !
Symes. Mrs. Lois p. Wood and Mr.. and Mrs A.
Eddy.
Laurel in -Pines-Mrs. Garretson, Miss State
Mrs. / Homan Henry NJ Earle 4; H. Sands Mr.
son, Mrs. Thomas L. Conroy Christopher B.
ORefy. Mr. and Mrs. f. T. Trowbridge, the Rev
and Mrs r. G. Rocley Mrs Thomas Porter Miss
Emma Geddes. Miss Emma 4, Belire Thomas l.
Watson Mr.. and Mrs. r. L. Taylor, Mr.. and Mrs
George L. Rogers. Miss Lucille Rogers. Mrs. G A