New-York tribune., 1902-03-16
NOTWITHSTANDING RINGLKE WEATHER OTHER PARTS LAND
FINE DAYS AT LAkEWOO
OUTDOOR SPRING ENJOYMENTS-AN
EARLY SHOWER-MAY BE NEW
RAILROAD LINE.

Lakewood. y. J., March Is (SpeciaD--Perfect
spring weather has favored Lakewood this week
and the crowds of Lentcn guests have come TO
enjoy it. Thursday day of almost summer
heat, with a midsummer thunderstorm in the early
afternoon. which cleared the air and carried the
thoughts to the days OF August. when such storms
more in order.
The links in again. and the golfers are
resuming their daily trips TO the clubs while solf
bags which have for time been slowed
away are coming into light. Horseback parties
clatter merriy through the streets and disheveied
young people. glowing with health and exercise
pronounce the days perfectly lovely. And for the
evening ping pong holds first place securely in all
quarters.
Again rumor has it that the Pennsylvania Rail-
road is coming Immediately to Lakewood. building
its own road from this place TO Farmingdale
This time report goes far to state that op-
tions upon land for terminal here nave been
secured and the checks passed. Aud, as usual
Lakewood is hopeful that the rumOr is true
The social event of the week has been the annual
sale of the Women's Aid Society Of All Saints
Memorial Church. which interested all the society
women of the place on Thursday afternoon The
sale held at the home of Mrs. Samuel s
Beard. which was crowded. and receipts Of the
affair netted the society about $500
F1orize the n-year-oId boy whose violin play
ing has nonpussed musicians has been guest OF
the Laurel-in-th he Pines for the last two weeks.
and IL is now announced that he has consented 70
give public recital in the music room Of that
hotel the evening Of March p. when he Will
have the assistance of Miss Lucy Gates, soprano
and Adolph Close. accompanist.
Miss Helene Koelhng, Chicago soprano. VINO
is take the solo role in a symphony concert 10
he given in New-York by the Philharmonic So
ciety In April. will stay at the Lexington
This evening the music room OF the Laurel House
is placed the disposal of James $. Burdctte the
popular reader whose programme will be largely
made up of humorous sketches and stories.
Miss Dwghts dancing class at the Laurel-ln-
the-Pines. made up of forty children from the
cottage homes of Lakewood. is an important at
traction Last Tuesday the large hail was half
hlled with spectators. who watched the dancing
with interest. The children are preparing for a
german, which will close the dancing season and
which will be an elaborate affair
Miss Jean Wilson's readings and the meeting Of
the George Junior Republic. which occurred in the
Laurel House music hall on Thursday and Friday.
we're among the interesting events OF the week,
ard were largely attended. Mrs. Ruth McEnery
Stuart the dialect story writer is TO have the hall
for a progra anime OF readings this evening.
At the regular Thursday evening euchTe party
among the guests OF the Lexington. Professor
Lander a band leader of Ncw-York. won the drst
prize. Mr.. I.arrabee taking the second, while for
the women Mrs Lander won first. Mrs. Franklin
second and Mrs. D. r. Norvall the consolation
prize.
The New-York registrations this weak Include; :.
AT the t,aurel-in-the- -Pmes-George 3 De Forest
Miss Markoe, Henry Parish John A Mehhh'
and Mrs r. NJ Siddell Mrs W. Paulding, Mr.. and
Mrs Nicholas Terhune Mrs. S. slanwood Menken
Miss Edith B. Weekes. Mr.. and Mrs. a. @. Cobb.
Mrs Edward A Cruikshank General and Mrs.
Stewart l.. WOodford. Mrs Eric Dahlgren. Miss
Dahlgren Miss Olga DahlgTen, Mr. and Mrs otto
Arnin. Mrs George De Forest. Louis De For
est Miss \ w Russell Mrs. @. r Benson, Robert
G.. Fisher. Mr. and Mrs J. Frederick Crumbe,
Mrs c. H. Isham Miss r. W. Muller. Mr.. and
Mrs Charles G. Rims. Miss Louise Ring. Mr. and
Mrs W. =. Ungerer. Mr.. and Mrs. &. Cobble. Miss
Lillian Cobble. and Mr.. and Mrs. George d. Pratt.
At the Laurel House-MT. and Mrs Simeon Ford,
Henry DALEY Mrs. NJ. H. Gibson, James Gtunt.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles II. Davis Miss NJ. l.. Al
drich. Miss Caldwell. Miss 4. q. Troup. Mrs r.
" Slade. Miss Sade. Mrs, r.. l.. Brakeman, Mrs.
J. Y. Meserole \. Meseroe. Miss NJ Knapp Ho-
bart Ford. Miss Ford. Miss Leuba. Robert 4.
Potts. Mrs. A. 4. Anderson. Miss Anderson. Mrs
Lemuel f. Quigg Mr.. and Mrs. |. r. Morley. {. NJ
Hamilton. Miss DOwney. the Rev. Or. and Mrs.
Henry Lubbock Miss NJ. l. Scott Miss Hadley,
Miss Minor Miss Leland. j. l.. Allen, Miss Cary.
Miss Jones and Mrs. &. \. Blake.
At the LeXingtou-J :. Vanderbilt. jr.. Mrs
Louise 6. Meyer Birdsal Jackson. Mrs. Joanna
Zisgle Mrs NJ Franklin. George Southack Miss
NJ Polhaus, Mrs. :. Rentrape
At the Palmer House Mrs Henry r. SAKE, VIII
lam Y. SAKE. Mr. and Mrs Charles Mapes Mr. and
Mrs = A. Geohageu. Mr.. and Mrs Il \. Nree-
jr Mrs. W. W Brauer. Mr and Mrs ]. n. Kamp-
ner Mr and Mrs. w. \. Stedman. Mrs. Clarence
w. Sedgwick and II. Master, jr