New-York tribune., 1903-01-11

and keeping then in perfect repair. open them
which thread the woods. leading one 70 always
ton and By constructing at their private expense
large amount of crushed stone road within the
standard of Toadway. which the town authorities
In Ing fae p
artesian wells. and in numerous other ways, they
Within the year the same interests have perfected
new and valuable attraction in the speedway. just
the village. 4 straightaway track a mile and
made through the forest which shelters it on ali
sides The ground has been cleared of stumps and
roots. surveyed and graded with eXactness which
leaves only difference Of four inches in its entire
ting process covered with gravel and rolled and
finally covered with loam for soft. springy foot
there is now, for the first time a place where
their fast animals may enjoy their favorite sport
free from the restrictions imposed by the use of
vehicles in forenoons and for horses in the af
ternoons. and admission viii be by cards Of privI-
The broad and generous policy which has always
touches more directly the social life of a resort
which is largely favored by cottagers- Splendid.
orchestras give daily concerts morning and after
noon; and, aside from regular music fixtures, the
and music rooms for social gatherings fairs and
bazaars, where every facility for entertainment is
q the Cottage coIony are we eicomed @ ed in % thes hotes
and with their friends patronfze and enjoy at will
domestic u1enage of the cottage goes wrong the
heavy the dfcuIty is solved by the hotel hospital
ity which is always available. And the enter
tanning plan OF the Lakewood cottager is won
Club facilities in Lakewood always reckoned near
the head of the list Of attractions, are now much
superior to those which have gone far in aid
which one year ago buried their differences in
consolldafion are now represented in the Country
complete clubhcuses in the country which is
ready for its opening and OF an eighteen hole
course which the leading experts OF the sport
have approved in the. most sUperlative terms
rest of the season the old OF the Golf Club
Polo interests have generally centred at lake
wood through the enthusiasm and splendid faci-
court polo courses are said to have no superior
m been @ the meftie shown % by fhe akewood KEW % tea aa
which among the latest TO ally itself with the
in this country now enrolled on Lakewood club
lists The place is also favored by owners OF |
good place TO winter between season circuits and
cf che ts 6 f Randopb fnddiaabs o
who has built fine eight t fuTlG1g nf track for work
BESIDES Nj Goglds handsome PrSpeTty which wh5eh
feer is added TO the property owners of the place
bought for his Pryse ate, use the old GoarFg at
With buildings fully % eguPPsdb g eb f9T rgS P eo
has been down a few times this season playing |
over his links, but although the grounds are kept
development of the property are unknown.
auIabers and standing each season. Among this I
years owners and tenants ,r are M and ,aa MIS-
Mr and Mrs IL Lloyd Herbert Professor and +
a
Mrs. Charles A. Pack. Mrs Frank D. Beard. Mr. /
md Mrs. Samuel s. Beard Captain and Mrs. A.
" Bradshaw DR.. and Mrs. Charles L. Lindley. /
Dr. and Mrs William Gray schaufier. Mr. and
Mrs. Sherwood b. Ferris Mr.. and Mrs. Jasper
lynch Mrs David l.. Schwartz Miss Gertrude
leslie Dr.. and Mrs. W: a. Holiday, Mr- ana
yrs. ) J. OPDonohue. Mrs. NJ H. Forrest. Mr.
nd Mrs. Henry Oliver Walker Dr. and Mrs 1
4 Hance. Mr.. and Mrs. l. b. Stilwell Mr. aud
drs.s w F Downe-, Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence NJ.
3oof the Rev. DR. A II. Dashien. the Rev; DR..
Horace G. HiasdsIe, Miss Sailie Crocker. P s. P
randolph, Mrs John a Pye Mrs Robert s NJ I,ldS, Ne
fr and Mrs William A. Hamilton. Joseph PulH-
er and Mr. and Mrs. s. Sidney Smith.
The future Of Lakewood. which can only De
judged by the past. must be continuation of
,rogress. As TO the particular line OF such prog
ess conjecture would indicate that resort
nd a place OF rest for the busy people OF great
titles il grow IN all directions. retaining all
4 its present sttractiveness. and adding TO ITS |
isf from time time the facilities for pleasure
I'D outdoor life which best and IN greater
emand. Nature has made the place paFkiiEe ~ !
II It's cfara cteriStics and II is not too much to
seiiet thai fhe ingenuity and enterprise Of men
OVeTned by the success of the past VIII ma Tor
be future policy OF betternent and improve.
rent along every line which may add 20 the beauty
he Uia