New-York tribune., 1903-03-29
L4KEWOOD ATTRACTIONS.
Liuely Spring Season Promised, 7cith
Golf, Horse Shoe and Polo.

Lakewood n j. March IS CSpeciaD.-steadily
full hotels and cottages. which each entertain a
quota of friends only limited by the rooms at
command might truthfuIly be the summary Of the
weeks report on general conditions In Lakewood.
Just as for several weeks past. A few days or wet
weather laid q temporary embargo upon OUTDOOR
spo-ts but with clearing skies and sunshine every
body resumed their particular diversions and no"
all the children of the place spend their spare time
in the woods. coming in laden with arDutus ana
pixie moss, which are easily exchanged tor cash-
There are prospects for a lively spring season.
and with three popular spring attractions running
from, Anr into May there is a heavier corre-
spondence concerning late season accommodations
than was before known. First comes the
annual golf tournament, which is this year fare
well to it's links by the golf club OF Lakewood
which passes out of existence with that three-day
affair Then comes the horse show. new attrac-
tion which promises to grow into great success
here where conditions admirably suit such
proposition. and in May the polo tournament VIII
attract the smart fraternity which affects that
stirring sport The polo will hardly complete
their schedule before the middle OF May so tnat
until that time will be interest here without
lapse, for all fond of such sport
The coaching which JAMES H. Hyde. OF New
York is to institute in April making weekly trips
by four-fn-hand coach between the Walderf-As-
toria and the LaureI-ln-th the-Pines, will anord a
taste Of oldtime methods OF travel to the sar' & 81
ami will be followed with general interest,". me
application book for the registration OF sSets b on
Pines Office and all applications there entered VIII III
he
The trim selected the idea being to make its priv
iIeges exclusive. Mr.. Hyde made trial trip on
is not the route that will be used he mace - zen
nd sb fonr wien m made his last stage
superb animals coming in as fresn as coILd It 0f
green horses, anu MI Hyde is determined to have
a record through his experiment r,,,a,vood horse
show, which is to be held under the auspices OF
III sne aIrangemens for t. and at meeting held here
on saturday evening decided on the official pro-
sbaR viii be held on the County club grounds and
'GSe AP9 pr owned " EfSep by pamaenTs m and ali
prizes will be plate or cups with the usual
are provided for in two classes: horses In harness.
classes: tandems four-inInands: TWO GIaSst n
harness two classes: saddle horses. three classes
RTIG n2 9sse I9e With special class for horses
ness pacing class and pony race Inc aeCeS-
Various judges will be carefully chosen Each sven
ing following the daily pTogrammIt ts 1meTe Sr an the
Country Club house for members and their friends.
cIudes the following: Irving T. Bush. chairman:
Wsm T 9m9a s9stSGt sGTetar aga James 8
Patterson Samuel s. Beard; j Insley Blair. arthur
BrFRaGES Eoer er0ert rorne6s Fs6~es Charles j. Fisk
Frank NJ. Freeman George j. Gould Edwin G2uIa' quo
bert. James IL Hyde. Henry A James. ,!IJna Gnares
hiair h 9dIeH MitSheiI as J HOBART Moore William Murray
Renianin Nicon. JQseph j. opon3hue jrY James sn
jonathan Thorhe r Robbins Walker. Thomas l.
watson. Howard Willetsi executive ,TQImmlttee
Hamiiton Ffsnf H. II, ,Of. !. er6er Charles Lndey.
ner lynch John MiIey. Clarence B. Mitchell. james
FParmeiee and r. S. r. Randolph.
Arrivals Of tho week.At the Laurel-n- the Pines;
Mt and Mrs, Frederic J. De Peyster, +; Ashton
Do Peyster Nj and Mrs PeTCiyal kqnmT; MR.
r. Yale Kneeand. Mrs, ]. =. Downey: Mr.. and
Mrs r s. Goodman. Mr. and Mrs. J. Duncan
Dithridge Mr. and Mrs. A. q. Cooper; Mr., and Mrs
James Suydam Henry F. Fairbanks. Alexander
Dow. F. P Garvan. Joseph D. Greenwood. Stanley
D Mc(sraw. Mr.. and Mrs charles T. Terhune j
+, RedTeld. seaver bailey, Mrs George r. Hop
kns Mrs John Hannah. Mr.. and Mrs Graham
T.usk Mr. and Mrs E ! crumbS; g., Mr. zsi and MTs T,
Benedict Mr. and Mrs 5. 7. Hodgman. Mrs. Otto
G. smith and Mrs Arthur Howard Of New-York
At the Laurel House: Mr.. and Mrs. George h
Ross. Mrs. John N. Ross. Griswold 4; Thompson
Miss T. T Clancy, Mr.. and Mrs. Silas Wodell
Miss WodeIl. Miss Whitmore. Mr: and Mrs. r.
Mrs Cifffora Broknw. Mrs. T. c. Durham Miss
Durham. Mrs. Spencer Aldrch; Mrs w A Pur-
Van Deusen. Miss Van Deusen. Arthur McAleenan
Mr. and Mrs winthrop Parker Mr. and Mrs. c.
F. Fountain. Mrs. HCnry c. Perkins. Mrs E C.
Parish Mrs Thomas Porter. Miss Porter and Miss
ndf Wy