New-York tribune., 1903-04-12
L4KEWOOD ACTIVITIES.
Programme of Sports to Follo1c
Easter.

Lakewood N J.. April II (SpeciaD--Ful house
conditions prevail generally in Lakewood in spite
Of weather which nterferes with the outdoor pleas
ures of those here and the Easter crowd will De
made up of a larger attendance than ever before
With the passing of Lent remarkable season Of
charitable activity gives way to sporting pro-
gramne which promises to make the spring season
notable and there will be simply change, rather
than dirinution of enthusiasm. ruling the resort
for weeks to
All Saints Memorial ard the Presbyterian
churches will have special recognition Of Easter
by way of elaborate music. At the former church
the special Good Friday service was repetition
of last years service. made up of excerpts from
Du Boise's Seven Last Words OF Christ Stain
er's "Crucifxion" and Shelley's Death and Life
Conductor Hosmer of the Laurel orchestra has
presented the most elaborate bills of the season at
the Laurel House and the Laurel-tn-the-Pines this
week arranging a grand Wagner programme in
chronological order 1t was appreciativeiy received
by large audiences at both hotels
Next Tuesday the University OF Pennsylvania
Clee Club. forty men comes to the Laurel-in-the-
Pines for a concert in aid OF the Village Improve
ulent Society and the following women are spon-
sors for the financial of the evening; MISS
Anderson Mrs. A. NJ. Bradshaw, Mrs E F. Bald
win Mrs Arthur B. CIafin, Mrs. s. X De Forest,
Mrs F. w Downer Miss E. c. Foote, Mrs George
jay Gould Miss E B. Glover. Mrs lrwl~ IL
Hance Mrs E. NJ Harris. Mrs. A o. Hovey, Mrs
William 4 Hamilton Mrs c. L. Lindley. Mrs.
Mrs. Joseph j. ODonohue. jr-, Mrs T. L. PACK
Mrs David B. PIumer and Mrs. w. G. Schauff1er
The golfers are dropping into Lakewood from all
quarters and the farewell tournament of the GOLF
Club of Lakewood will begin its three day pro-
eramme next Thursday. The club governors have
reason to believe that II will prove the greatest
spring meeting in It's history. and giving their
attention to the details which have prefaced great
success so many times. The clubs award OF a
total OF twelve prize cups has been increased oy
Thor0 has
offered a handsome silver trophy. which is to be
played for by the 'fnconsoables'' who do not win
place In either of the four qualifying classes
Preparations for the Country Club Of Lakewoods
Horse Show April a and 25. making encourag-
ing progress. Entries have begun to come in. and
everything points TO a successful show. The dis
play of exhibits will be varied and attractive, and
of quality to give the Lakewood exhibition fore
most place on the list Of open air horse shows In
addition to handsome silver cups for prizes. the
first second and third In each class will receive
respectively blue a red and y-llow rosette. OF
artistic design. The show grounds at the new club
are being prepared for the exhibition, and all viii
be in readiness for the opening. Applications for
parking spaces carriage stands around the ring
are coming in rapidly and entries will close next
Thursday.
Practice at the Georgian Court grounds keeps the
polo fraternity busy here daily in preparation for
the tournament games that will promptly follow
the, horse show; The polo set grows larger here
larger and more costly lot OF polo ponies than any
other place in the country The Gould boys Jay
has always been remarked as wonderfully strong
and true have practice method Of their own.
hand. driving the ball through the pines on on tn. the
turning corners and hitting the ball. forward
wheel-it looks like good practice and something
more. one who needs straight road and both
hands on the bars.
At the Laurel-in-t -Pines-General and Mrs.
Mr. and RS rfagT
man, mans Baron s E schiilins Edgar g. Young Miss
Young c o. Gates. Trowbridge Galloway, Mr.
fnd f. Tawer STS "rs Mrs Paul Barron Watson P b. Wat
SON jr, F. H. Sargent. Mrs: ]. T Sargent. Samuel
J. Graham. W: H Hall N Miss oueenie Hall Mr.
Mr. and Mrs. D. B. Duncan. Miss Duncan. David
RandoIRh n Ps5dy 5d xCa Charles shaw
Miss Robinson james Martin jr. Miss Ella NJ de
Peyster, ys Mrs Robert Hoe Mrs Leon Marie. Mrs
Themas 1s0ns Bayiis Mrs Ewsrd BaidMin hd Miss
Sassard Dunhan Wheeler. Mrs. BaIlington Booth.
Charles Rsndon aSan gss5 Mfs M ary ssd Ms ows
Miss F. G. de Peyster. E: Robbins Walker: II.
Drummond and Mrs. Grant McCargo. Of New,York.
,r Mr. and Mrs Samuel Andrews. Miss c. An
drews. Miss B. S. Andrews A. B, Iounsbery. J. c.
bariee . IitL II Davis r, Douglas Stuart Henry b.
johnson. Mrs; Ferguson. I: Cooper MS William
a1shey a5s Mr. MIS- aha ~ Lowell NJ. and Mrs. a Il De
Haven. Mr. and Mrs. 4 J Kitz; Thomas Mulry.
and M. H5tsss Hsssi. M5s nonr r.. R9SsT.s
Nav = Remsen. Harold picker.on. Mr. ard Mrs. n
+ yiindeTbu dngg r K UnderhiIl. Mrs walden Pei.
Walter s Alley. Mrs Gustav H schwab William
J. Mccreery. Albert stIckney 1a jr Nj and and Mrs..
ward C. parish. Philip Ruxton, Mrs N: J. Co.'S
Mfs Ess NJ sro MI ana sdM Ne. afs
Manahan and Miss Manahan Of New-York.