New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-05-10
EXODUS FROM LAKEWOOD.
Place Especially Delghfut-Clos-
ing of Hotels.

r,,a,ood y T MAY 9 (SpeciaD.-Day by day
the beautiful month of May is wearing away ana
while the polo games-the barometer OF resort at
tendance-stiu continue to bring out large ana en-
thusiastic crowds, the shortening or guest hsOs III
the hotels remaining open tells OF a waning sea
SON and there is no longer a waiting list OF apph-
cants and no longer difficulty in securing CHOICE
Of desirable apartments by the late Corners
The Observation-Disclosures will close It's doors next
week after enjoying the most prosperous season
I'm its history The conduct OF the house this year
has been the subject of more than the usuai coii-
mendaton and It's clientele has been correspond
tngly strengthened for another season under the
same management. Mr.. Plumer's summer hoteI
this wear will be at Briarciff Lodge at Briarcr
Manor N Y, while his assistant manager at the
Iaurel-in -the-Pines Frank F. Shute, will go for
a second season to Edgewood-4nn. Greenwich.
Conn. which he made a success last summer
The Laurel House has still a good sized family
care for, and will, as usual, remain open until
June / entertaining gradually lessening numbers
until the end. The Palmer House Will also remain
open until the close of May, having enjoyed a me
seasons business, and the Lexington, one or the
towns smaller houses. will remain open all sum
mer. usual.
Mr. and Mrs George b. Glover. Miss Dorothea
Glover Mr. and Mrs. Orlando B. Hastings OF
Brooklyn, and Dr. Isaac II. Plat, OF Bryn MaWr'
were recent guests of Miss Eva b Glover OF CIll-
ton-ave. Mrs. Samuel Welsh and p 5 r Kan
doIph of Philadelphia, have returned to their cot
tage at Madison-ave. and Fifth-st Miss Grffhng'
of East Orange is the guest Of her aunt, MISS A.
E. Odgers Miss Rhoda Wilkinson, Of Newbur6,
n. " and Bishop Doane. of Albany, have been
recent visitors In town
The following the arrivals this week:
Laurel-in-t he-P ines-AIr. and Mrs. J. NJ Water
bury. J.: NJ. Waterbury. tr, G. F. waterbury MISS IS
Elsie Waterbury, Burr Mcintosh, Mrs. Frank IL
Roof. Mr.. and Mrs. c. Edgar Anderson, Miss An
derson, Miss Bowers. Mrs. Edwin Norton MISS
Norton, Mr.. and Mrs. r. r. Forrest Judge FRANK
r. Lawrence III. II. Haight Mr. and Mrs ~, - ..
flo Yl1la Mr. FRS Il
Mrs Alfred c. Noyes Mr.. and Mrs. John d. Rey-
nolds. George II. Broadhurst, Mr.. and Mrs. Z. NJ
Gilbert, the Misses Raegener, Mt and MIS- w b
Bremner Mrs; F. II Hiteheock, NJ ana MT :
wood Paxson, ]. L. Ewell. d. C. Cox. Mrs NJ v
r. johnson. Mrs. Gertrude r Morren Of New
York; Dr. and Mrs. Edwin f. Lindrtdge, Of Brook,
Ign; Mr.. and Mrs. Horace White, of Syracuse, and
Mr.. and Mrs. Elbridge L. Howe, of New-Haven:
Laurel House-Mr. and Mrs. s. N. Innan Mt.
jr.. Mr.. and Mrs. A. Victor. Mr.; and Mrs F. r.
Garvin, Mrs. A. A. Hillyer. Il. F. Hilton. II
Gerald Julian, MIR. and Mrs. w. p. Woodhan Al
bert r. Cfallatin, George ]. Kenny, Mr. ana MIS-.
II. \. Murray, Andrew II. kellogg, Howard Is.
Wilson. Henry Parish. jr., Miss Helen Parish, MI
and Mrs. J. A. Pierson. Miss P1erSon Minor u
Miss SOutherland. Miss Florence Southerland, Mr.
and Mrs. ]. r. Joseph, Mr. and Mrs H r. Brown
ing, Miss Browning. Miss Harper Miss susan Du
p. Benedict, Addison L. Andrews James II. Wood-
bridge. OF New-YOrk: Mrs. James NJ jenkins, Al
fred W. Jenkins Mr.. and Mrs Thomas F. Peters
Miss G. Crespi, Miss Ethel Pearsall. Mrs John w
Mason. Gilbert w. Taylor of Brooklyn; Mr and
Mrs Henry Fitch Henry Fitch, jr.. Miss Fitch anu
Miss Hovey, of Jersey City