New-York tribune., 1902-03-30

On saturday at noon there was hunt after the
monmouth County Hounds given as a compliment
10 the polo forces here by VI. F. H. Collier The
meet was called Toms River at noon the pack
setting the throw-of the old cemetery and
hunting toward home. The enjoyed by all.
ana was unmarried by accident. Among those wear
ing the scarlet were Miss Greta Pomeroy. George
Nlcf aoden, R, L. Beeckman, Philip Clark, Seward
cary, II. Lloyd Herbert, r. J. Collier and George
PARSONS. George Jay Gould took over a party in
MS automobile, and number drove over. watching
the hunt from their carriages.
GOLF competitions at both clubs were we'll patron
lied, the Country Club handicap returning four
teen cards. with Arthur B. Clafin winner. Eleven
scores reported in the Golf Club handicap and
Henry \. James and A. NJ. Reed secured the tro-
rhles. And aside from these prize competitors the
links crowded all day long by golfers in friend
ly matches.
Polo caught the crowd in the afternoon and al
though the play was entirely informal and without
much interest, it served hold the spectators
throughout the long afternoon. George Gould with
his sons Kingdom and Jay, and George McFadden
made up one team against r. J. Collier. r. L.
Beeckman Monte Waterbury and John Cowdin.
FloriZel. the ten-year- ola violinst the enthu-
siastc approval of audience which completely
filled the music Of the LaureI-in-t the Pines on
Friday evening, playing difficult compositions of
Paganini and VieuXtemps.
The valuable property Of the Country Club is
offered for sale. the club having consolidated with
the Golf Club OF Lakewood for removal TO new
quarters.
Lovers of art in Lakewood have generally at
tended exhibition of pastels and water colors
given in the LaureI-in-t Pines on Wednesday by
Gerard r. Hardenbergh and Miss S S Crocker
two local artists, and the work shown has at
tracted much favorable comment
The last meeting of the season for the Lenten
Sewing Class was held the parish house on
Monday.
Albert NJ Reed. OF Albany, entertained the MEM
bers Of the Young Peoples Society of the Presby-
terian church in the lecture room on Friday even
ing. telling his experiences in a recent trip TO
Palestine. and illustrating his remarks with stere-
oPticon views made from his own photographs
taken during his travels
Elaborate Easter services prepared for the
several churches of the village tomorrow and All
SAINTS Memorial gave an impressive Good Friday
service. which attracted a large audience
The concert 10 be given by the Singing Club Of
Lakewood at the Laurel-n-the-P Pines on Monday
evening promises TO be largely attended. and is the
most ambitious musical affair arranged in the place
in many years. The club includes nearly fifty local
singers. and will have the assistance of Mrs. J. F.
W. Sanderson, harp soloist, Master Maxwell Ken
nedy, the boy soprano Of Grace Church; Kenneth
F Bingham. barytone. with the Orpheus Ladies'
Quartet. including Mrs. A. D. Lippincott and Mrs
Arthur w. Emerson. sopranos. and Miss Emma R
Pounds and Miss Perss Thompson altos. This is
the first season Of the clubs existence and tNe
programme will he under the lead OF J. Henry Nc
Kinley. OF New-York. who has had the orEaniza-
uon uNGer rehedrSal fOT less than three months
There is a general interest in the success of the
concert.
There is a like interest in the production Of
Crawford" drama tized, to he presented by young
society women of the place IN the Laurel House
music Friday evening Of next week and
there will probably be Standing room only" on the
night Of the performance as was the case last
year
The little French play which Mrs. Gould has for
some weeks been working UP Is 70 be given late
Monday afternoon Of next week. and large house
party will he present TO watch the production The
chief difficulty OF the children has been the intr-
cate Of the old French minuet but Miss
Dwight, who has been coaching the small people
has at length got good results. and most enjoy
able affair is looked forward to. All the children
viii be in elaborate costumes.
The arrivals Of the week include:
Laurel Housc-Mr. and Mrs. Stuart C. Nelson,
Mrs. George s Ryer. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles II.
rence bonner Wihism Bond sEerton Mrs cInton
Elliott, Miss Dorothy Elliott, Charles J. DowneE,
Brown. 4 r. Parsons Mortimer NJ Singer Miss
/. F. 'Prankard George s Daniels Melville r
Hail. F. p. Kimban, Miss A Bowers willis D.
Scott ,,I E. b Alyord MI and Mrs Mrs Randolph
Miss II. Prescott Miss i D. la Monte. clifford
y. Thurman, NJ F Meehan, Mr.. and Mrs. Guy B,
I5lr PiancR John Proctor Clarke Robert P CLARKE
George B. Walt0n, p ,It Butterick Miss MaTIy I F.
and MI and Mrs p,- Marx Il FiqIsy WIN, ,,,.u
l-auTeI-ln- -tne-f flnfS-MrS- Ii waiter NeDD MISS
Griswold Mr.. and Mrs. J. c. Herbert Miss Ida l..
Herbert. Mr. and Mrs. ". II. Tarton, Mrs. NJ.
Lills. Mr.. and Mrs. II. G. Taylor. Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles l. Edey, Mrs Robert Jaffray. jr, W,
St64 Ra6a j. e MF Miss Rows Mi Miss Henry T.
Merritt. Miss A. G. Pryde, ". J. Evans, Herbert
r. Atha, r \. Atha. Willis 3. David, Mr.. and
Mrs. W. 5. Graley. ]. II. Tenant. Mrs Robert
Harris, Mr and Mrs. II. NJ. Howe. Miss Alice
Duffy Mr.. and Mrs Herbert Groesbcck, Mrs. 9.
l. KingsIand. Miss Kingsland. Mrs. Albert Flake,
Heathe Gregory. Mr. and Mrs. Scott Foster Miss
Foster. Miss Anna O'Rellly, Edward a. Cruik-
shank. J. NJ Waterbury, tr.. Charles l.. Ellis. Mr..
and Mrs. J. r. LoOmis and Mr.. and Mrs. Walter +.
Wood.
The Lexington Edward T. Cody, George J.
Pratt r. Robbins Walker Miss Helen T Cough
lin. Mrs. Kern. Miss May T. Buckley. J. {. Cabble
and II. Y. Matthews.
The Palmer Iouse-Clarence n. Mapes. Miss Fl.
Smith. Miss F. Donohue. Mr. and Mrs. W. II.
Swaziland Mrs. Edward Miller Mr and Mrs Tru-
dale Palmer the Misses Cusack. Mrs. David An
dersOn and Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Perine.
The Towers-Mr and Mrs. p. ". Ledou. Miss y.
Johnson, VI. J. J. Leonard, Miss Alma R0mann.
Miss Norma Romann. Miss Catharine MernahG,
Mr. and Mrs. J. Smith and Miss Mary L. Nc
Swyny.