New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-04-06
OUT DOORS AT LAKEWOOD
PREPARING FOR GOLF TOURNAMENT
POLO PRACTICE BEGCN-RlD-
ING AND DRIVING

Lakewood n. J.. April CspeciaD-New honors
have come to the quiet resort OF wealth and fash
ion among the pines and Lakewood takes rank
among the musical towns Of New-Jersey Inc
credit has to her through the development
of IA tive talent and the hard and faithful work
of her busiest people surprisingly good results 'e
ing shown through the medium Of a concert given
in the music room OF the Laurel-in-t he-Plnss on
Easter Monday evening The concert was q chorus
affair given By the Singing Club OF Lakewood an
organization Informally called together in Deem
Der which began rehearsals in January. and which
mustered forty-six voices in series Of ten re-
hearsals under the baton Of J. Henry Mckinney
Of New York closing with the finest concert given
in this place since the appearance here years ago
Of the Apollo Sixteen. occasion which Is not
yet forgotten
The weather continues fine, the hotels and Board
ing houses are uniformly entertaining satisfactory
numbers and the outlook until tire close 81 the
season June |. is promising. New-England
and Canadian visitors coming In larger num-
hers than at any time before this wear. avoiding
the UNPLEASANT spring conditions OF those parts.
while golfers and polo men are putting In daily
sppearance from the South ana West in preT'ara-
ton for the big tournaments when are craving
near.
The three DAYS tournament Of the Go}f club Of
Lakewood as has been officially announced. VIII
run through Thursday. Friday and Saturday, April
Il IS and 70 and It IS in every way probable that
the same large and representative attendance or
golfers which always favored these tourna-
rnents will again be present and contend for the
nossession Of prizes and honors. The spring tour
ney Of this club has never yet failed to mohopoh%e
public interest during the three days of play.
Although polo comes later, the polo ponies are
being brought out daily and put through their
,acos under the interested eyes Of large afternoon
gatherings whose carriages line the boundary
boards OF course. practice play is tame compared
with the actual schedule games. but the run IS
sufficiently exciting to draw and hold the close
] ar and hotel folk through the
long afternoons.
Riding and driving. which have been unusually
popuar all season. increasingly attractive pas
times as the woods put on their spring c9iorl9gSis
and All dav long there carriages and saddle
horses about hotel main entrances WdlJLLns ~ ~
their patrons. that In one way or another IN.
bulk of the time is spent in the open air by most
visitors. ,,, , ,,+izod b,,
Miss Eleanor Ferris and Miss Anne r Dashiel!
a 6onre talent cast last year. repeate last
evening in the music room OF the haure, house m
a4dlenGe aP gs succession as last wear
Members of the Church of st. Mary or the Lake
opened fair and bazaar in the knights or Pytiias
frowds each evening this week 1t will continue
week and the net proceeds s VIII be applied 10
r Friends Of Miss Elizabeth W. Leeds were invited
Mss sedss guests sa re TeTe Miss Lillian BALDWIN
Miss Susan Mather Miss Julia Cox Miss Corneha
The Rev. DR.. and Mrs. A. H. Dashie I are 5e,,e en-
PERTAINING their Madison ave home their daugh-
).
A few OF the well known NEWCOMERS who are
in Lakewood this week these: -
At the Laurel House-Mr. and Mrs A j. NC
Mrs Randolph Hurry Miss Dorothy ": Hurry. the
Misses Prescott Miss l. D. La Mont, Mr.. and Mrs
l.. B. Thcrnburgh, Judge Francis NJ Scott, Judge
b John Proctor Clarke. Robert P. Clarke. j. Foster
Mrs Gates McGarrah. Miss Marie McGarrah.
Charles s Richards. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Putnam
Bacon Miss Edith Bacon, the Rev DR. I. Gallau-
det Miss Gallaudet. James D. Fessenden. Miss
Dorothy Kenyon. Theodore s Kenyon, Professor
Francis NJ Roser Mr.. and Mrs John Moller jr.
Paul Waterman Horace Green. y. A. Stewart.
the Rev. Dr. Henry A. Brann, Mrs NJ Tully, Mrs
NJ Lawrence, the Rev. 4. y. Dunnen. and Mr.
and Mrs. John G. Quimby.
At the Laurel-in-the- Pines-Mr and Mrs. c. H
well Kennedy Mrs. J. B: Owen w. A: Stewart
Veryl Preston, F. s. Wheeler. w. Seton Henry, Mr.
and Mrs. Z. S. Leeds. Clifford y. Simmer, Miss
Simonton Mr.. and Mrs. T. +. Driscoll Mrs. ]. f.
Mr. and Mrs Charles S. Brown, Miss L. G. Brown
Albert B. Lyon, Mr.. and Mrs James r. Lewis.
Mr. and Mrs. D. G. Reid, Miss r. H. Reid. Miss f.
a Heating Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. X. Neuran, Miss \. F.
Ocherhausen Mrs. Edward J. Benedict. George H.
f Schroeder, Mr. and Mrs. Jerome Root. Mrs.
William Whitney. Mrs. l. T. kernochan. Mr. and
Mrs Woodbury. Langdon Charles E. Miller s. NJ
Carnochan and F. G. Carnochan
At the I,exiagton-Mr. and Mrs. g. S. Odell Mr.
and Mrs w j. Maxwell J. Robert Maynes Mrs
+ W Carter Miss NJ. V. Carter G. j. Brett Miss
A NJ Kelley. Miss NJ. Phelps, Miss Eva Switzer
and Mr. and Mrs c. Voight.
At the Palmer House-Mr. and Mrs. R. Fleming
Hardy w s Melett Mr. and Mrs n Redich
Samuel J. Redlich. Philip German. {. B. Muir and
Mr.. and Mrs. F. Meigg
At the Tovrers-Mr. and Mrs J. Smith, Miss Mary
E Voorhees,. |. s. voorhees,. Miss Alice Townsend
and Miss Edith Wilder Townsend