New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-14
LIFE 1T LIKELIHOOD.
Made Enjoyable By the Crisp
Weather-NaHy Visitors.

Lakewood n / Feb Is-Thers has been a tonic
in Lakewood air this week There was thaw on
Sunday. when the mercury to 20 and the snow
disappeared and then came colder weather. the
crisp. invigorating kind which makes the February
season here famous. Every day has been gem
in ItsclH without a cloud to mar its perfection.
and altogether the month has brought the finest
skating Of the winter.
It Is fortunate that this condition OF affairs
should have occurred at holiday time when the
resort Is thronged with visitors Seldom has there
been a greater crowd at the hotels over LincOln's
Birthday The Laurel House and the Laurel-in-
the-Pines were filled with guests, who enjoyed to
the fun the special orchestral concerts. the vocal
concerts and the evening dancing
The golf links OF the Country Club was IN good
condition for play, and. besides the regular Satur
day handicap a Lncolns Birthday handicap
was scheduled; both drew a good field OF play
ers. One in the series Of entertainments rep
resentng the social life OF the Country Club Oc-
CURED the afternoon Of Lincolns Birthday. and
drew a large gathering to the clubhouse. The af-
fair was the lecture on will Animals" delivered
by Ernest Thompson Seton.
Mr.. and Mrs. George J. Gould and the younger
members Of their family. Mrs. kingdom. Mrs
NicoI. of the Lakewood polo team, and DR.. Paul
T. Kimbau members of a party who left Lake
wood Tuesday morning for q trip to Southern
California The party took the Gould private car
at New-York and will be away four weeks.
Among the guests at tho Laurel House and this
York and Bl oOklyn:
At the LaureI-in-th -Pines-DaneI J. sully. Miss
SuIy. General +. NJ. Freeman. E s. Wheeler.
John Aspegren. a. S. Webster. A. Oechs. Mr.. and
Mrs Henry II. Earle. Mrs. J. c. HOagland. L. d.
Godfrey, Mr.. and Mrs LeOndas Dennie, Mr.. and
Mrs W. r Hooper, Mrs. Waidron Williams. the
Misses Williams. Mr.. and Mrs James Wilson, Mr..
and Mrs. ]. q. Converse, Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob
Berry. Miss Berry. Mrs. George A. Croker. Miss
Croker, William Bays. Mr.. and Mrs. J. a. IIauce.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. W. McAIster. Mr.. and Mrs
Ralph Z. Sumner. Miss r. @. Fingert. Mrs. stephen
Whitney. Arthur Whitney IIr and Mrs Francis
Mr.. and Mrs A. d. Keller, David Nevtns, Mr.. and
Mrs Albert Clayburg, Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Rich
H. Mason RabOrg. Miss Edith Romano, Mr. and
Mrs Paul Armitage. +, F. Goldsborough. NJ $.
BurTiH, w, r. Curtis, Mrs; II G. Trevor, Mrs
g. r sheldon. the Misses Sheldon. Mr.. and Mrs
Heinrich Meyn, Mr. and Mrs. Luther Kountze.
Henry Sanford. Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Watteu, Mr..
and Mrs. lie Roy W. Baldwin. Mr.. and Ms. VI.
Taylor Pyne Mr.. and Mrs. Henry F. Cook. Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph Walker. Mr. and Mrs @. Morgan
Brown Mr.. and Mrs Frank Lyman, Mr.. and Mrs.
van. J. H. MCGEE. Mr.. and Mrs. sydney L. Smith.
the Misses Smith. Mrs. b Gallager. Mr.. and Mrs.
g. =. Gsllager. Mrs. David Fair9anks. MSS E9 1
Lewis NJ. Glib. Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Dougherty.
At the Laurel HOuse-Eugene A Phllbin, Lemuel
Ely QUigE, Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Menzies. MI.
and Mrs @. X. Gwynn, Harry suydaIn, Mrs ) II;
Mrs Henry p TWorr blew Miss TwOrnbley. Edmund
o. c. Russell. Mrs. c. r Russell, Mrs. Walcott
Lane Mrs Z. W. Albro. Miss Il. Z. Keenan,, Miss
Mrs a II. Storer the Rev. and Mrs T Gardiner
Idttel. Duncan Wheeler, Mrs. Frank Mccoy, Miss
r. Darlington MCCOY. y. B. Coles, X A Ralney'
Mrs r. NJ. Clark. Mr.. and Mrs Daniel Robinson,
Mrs Z. r. Brakeman. Miss b. TalbOt-Peterson T
@. Brakeman. Mrs. Charles L. Taylor. Mrs. II. A
Sasseen. T. a. Sasseen, c. De L2n0 WOOD William
Creighton. Mrs. ". Spies. Miss spies. Mrs H. W
Mead. Miss Russell