New-York tribune., 1903-04-05
AT THE LAKEWOOD HOTEL.

Lakewood n J. April (SpecfaD.-The Autono-
bile Club America started its weekly series of
of town this season with a trip to Lake
wood to-day. Emerson Brooks, chairman of the
committee on runs and tours, to Lakewood
early In the week to make arrangements for the
trip. Starting the clubhouse in the afternoon,
automobilists expect rendezvous at the Lake
wood Hotel in time for dinner. They Will spend
Sunday In visiting the many points of interest in
and around Lakewood A large party VIII take a
spin the boulevard to Point Pleasant and
the and others will visit Allaire and Toms
River. Many of the participants in the run Will
return to New York tomorrow afternoon, but
number will remain till Monday morning to
enjoy machine tests over the new mile and quar-
ter speedway the Lakewood Hotel
young society woman of Philadelphia and
real Count, who among the Friday to Mon
day visitors at the Lakewood Hotel, thought that
It would be great fun to sit OUT everybody else
at the hotel Saturday evening They settled
themselves in comfortable rockers in the big lobby
with the determination remain there until every
patron Of the hotel had retired for the night
At midnight the crowd had thinned out consider
ably and there were only d few young people ana
party OF brokers and business men in the lobby
Half an hour later these had gone to their rooms
and there was only other person in the lobby
besides themselves. He sat at the reading table.
intervals of minutes or so he would get up
and walk over the desk. Then he would return
to his seat at the reading table. The Count ana
his companion by this time had exhausted their
stock of small talk and the young woman was very
sleepy Finally they left their rockers and went
over to the reading table 1t was then few min
utes TO three As they We're about to sit down the
man arose and said: Excuse me- but must turn
some of these lights out" And he suited the ac-
ton to the word He was the night watchman-
The Count and the young woman bade each
other good night.
Late arrivals at the Lakewood Hotel include the
following from New-York Mrs William T. Wash
burn Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Heyman, Count de
Courcey Count de Caret. Mr.. and Mrs 4 h i-ln-
coin Mr.. and Mrs. Max w Mayer, Alfred u MouI- M
Emily Pafke Dale, F. r. Luescher Mrs. B. Bach
rach E G Baily S. Hayman Mrs. +. ). Leeds
Mrs c. NJ Lally Miss Lavinia Laily, MI ana
Mrs. Charles Pfzer, ]. H Levick, John A H9ag- Gag
land r. Hoagland, E: Z. Eekstein. A. Muller Try
Mrs Alfred Ogden, Morris Cooper, Miss NJ: Ernst
Mr. and Mrs NJ. Stern, A Jackie. f. |! GoodseIl'
Mrs W @ Coe. William To0the, A zimmerman
Mr. and Mrs E Leipseger. r. A Bicknel A A
Fishel Mrs. Paul CIimbernat. Mrs Albert r Erd,
man Thomas f Smith, Mrs. II. Schin Mr. ana
Mrs. Henry Stuyvesant. Mr. and Mrs. y hf4d 1; Jee;
Mrs Keyser, J. Cooper, Justice and Mrs Edward
Patterson, Miss Patterson, Henry Phelps GaSe.
John V Jewell. Mrs. Weiss. Miss Weiss John
Auerbach H. A Sprague. l. " Ross, l. hose
Howard Peck Sweetser Miss SWeetser, MISS - n,
Derter Mrs Underwood Frank Seamons, Norman
s. Goldberger. Mr. and MIS- T. Saras0hh MT MI ,4 anu
Mrs Davis Mr.. and Mrs J. l. Reiss MT and Mrs.
s. l. Bachrach James W IreadEgel: l. D.
Spraeue Miss NJ. l. Hicks Frank J. MeGue. Mrs.
worth. George B. Martin. j. Alexander Mr. and
Mr. Creenberg Russell P. Hoyt, jr.. Mrs. William
11n6enhvm f. Oppenhym. Florence 3. Hanoyer.
DR.. O. H Berry, Mrs Flejschman' Ne dr; Mrt anu Ne
Worth Julius Schwartz. Mr. and Mrs \. 4eltn
Dr. Charles E. Scoield Miss G La1er' Mrs T. l.
Pratt Clarence S. Pratt W l. Berke, Mrs: A "
I1atherine w Gregg j. j. White William Otis
Wiley. MI and Mrs Stephen NJ. Griswold.