New-York tribune., 1903-04-19
At THE LAKEWOOD HOTEL.

Lakewood, n. j.. April 1s (SpeciaD-Joseph ".
Hartman and J. Borden Hartman, OF New-York.
who associated with E H Hartman in many
large enterprises. among the weeks arrivals az
the Lakewood Hotel They taking the hydro
therapeutic baths at the hotel. and expect to
main here until the polo tournament opens
The coach Lakewood took a jolly party OF Lake
wood Hotel patrons to Allaire. the deserted village
on Thursday. Miss EIoise Warren, an accom-
plished young horsewoman Of Baltimore. drove.
The afternoon was spent among the ruins OF what
was prosperous and thriving village early in ths
last century. game supper was served az the
Hail. and the party returned home BY way OF
Point Pleasant the boulevard Those
who enjoyed the trip Mr.. and Mrs. Harrison
d. Moulton. Mrs. Joseph r Grace. Miss Eloiss
Warren. Mrs Frederick Martin. George R. Taylo=
and Albert c. Van Arsdale, OF New-York.
The finals in the women's pool tournament az
the Lakewood Hotel were played on Wednesday
evening, and after closely contested match tho
first prize by Miss Josephine TrySOu, OF
Philadelphia Two series OF fifty points each wers
played. Miss Tryson's opponent Miss Eloiss
Warren Of Baltimore. So closely were thew
matched that they broke even at the beginning oe
the last frame OF the series. Miss Warren made a
run OF six on the break, and then missed an easy
shot. Miss Tryson followed this with a run of
seven. Her opponent scored one and missed the
next which was the deciding ball Miss Tryso1
the match by one point The prize was a
handsome set Of sterling silver brushes
Mrs. Walter T. Wood, OF New-York. gave q
bridge whist party the palm garden OF the Lake.
wood Hotel on Tuesday evening. A supper was
served in the tearOom afterward-
Late arrivals at the Lakewood Hotel are as fol-
lows: From New-York-J Borden Hartman
Joseph W. Hartman. Herman Steckel, Mr. and
Mrs w d. Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Strauss
and Miss AIine Straus d. NJ Brady, Mr.. and Mrs.
G. S. Lings. Mr. and Mrs. 3. Sherwood Dunn, j
H. Sulzbacher. c. F. Birdseye, c. P Jameson, Ar
thur NJ Hess. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles s FUrst, Mrs
and Mrs. Irving s. Lehman. DR.. NJ. Hyman. Mr.
and Mrs s Edward Kuhn. 5 H Hess. Samuel A.
BickneII. Mr. and Mrs. Charles f. Eddy. Mrs Will-
lam 3. Wood Fisher Wood. ID. T. Smith, Mrs.
CahilI. Miss NJ Mackay. f. Livingston. tr.s
Miss NJ. G. BisseH. Jesse Winebursh, Mr. and Mrs.
Louis G. Schiller. Miss Schiller. J. H Koehlers
Herbert H Lehman. Mr. and Mrs. Nathan S1rauSs
Mr.. and Mrs. F. r. Arson. Mrs. Frank Barker,
Miss Evelyn Hunt James l. Sharkey. Robert :
VOgel. Howard Peck Sweetser. a. l. Sylvester
DIR. William Benjamin Wood. Miss Jackson. SChuy-
Ter &. jackson. Abraham Bernhard. Miss sara
Shoes, oliver 2. Malone, Miss l.. G.. Lewis. d. He
Lewis. Phillips Phoenix. Mr.. and Mrs A. Willard,
Marshall Rawns Mrs JeffeTy RuStOn Miss Leo
Baer. James ". TTeadwel. Mr. and Mrs.
John F. Wilson. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Burbridges
Thomas F. Myhan. John R G. Desmond, John +.
Baker. Miss Emma Baker, r. Emmett COnOly.
Phillip B. Connolly. Mrs Charles A Suyle, Miss
Wolf Miss Elaine Wolf. Miss Louise Wolf, Mr.
and Mrs ". b Malley and Wallace Naley-
From Brooklyn: Mr. and Mrs Richard Hyde.
Miss Lulu HYDE, James Hyde. Seth l. keeney ".
Mr. ard Mrs. F. r JOurdan. Mr. and Mrs. F. y.
JOurdan. Mr.. and Mrs. J. H JOurttan. Mr. ant
Budd- Mrs. r &. McKnght. Miss Elsie Smith. Mr.
and Mrs. James GaSCOigne Mr.. and Mrs. George
w Spence. Mr. and Mrs. Emil II. Frank and Miss
Grace Frank.