New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-17
-LAKEWOOD LIFE.
Normal Conditions PreUaiLSnoso
and Ice Enjoyed.

Lakewood. N j.. Jan is CspeciaD. Normal con-
ditions exist again in Lakewood since the rain of
Wednesday and the dsappearanos OF the snow.
Members OF the hotel guest lists and of the cottage
colony took full advantage OF the while It
lasted and the dash the white blanket
along wooded drives, through the exhilarating at
nnosphere produced effects that all but intox-
eating. Last week enjoyed TO the full by
many visitors IN town. for most OF whom sleigh
ride the heighth Of novelty. and 10 the local
element II seemed II the resort were transpanted
to another sphere. different the daily routine
outdoors But those clear. crisp days are gone and
there are many who regret it. Skating is In vogue
again the lake, and few days OF sunshine VIII
bring the golf links into playing shape once more
The third in the series OF Country Club entertain
ments came of Tuesday afternoon and was a
successful occasion. The club committee extended
the privileges OF the clubhouse to guests OF the
Laurel House and the Laurel-n- Pines. as usual
with complimentary stage service to and from the
club. and there was large attendance. The enter
tanners for the afternoon Miss Beverly Sit
graves who made hit in her representations OF
Sara Bernhard and Henry Allan Price. MI
Prices greatest success lay in his readings from
Eugene Field At the conclusion OF the programme
tea served. Mrs. George ]. Gould. Mrs. King
don and Mrs. Shepard K De Forest presiding The
next entertainment is slated for the evening or
January 2s and announcement will soon be printed
relative to the programme.
An entertainment Is scheduled for next Friday
evening. Laurel House Miss Katharine
Pelton. soprano. OF New-York. is to appear. as
sisted by Mr.. RUSSELL 'cellis Among the pa
tronesses are Mrs. Leeds. Mrs. Kingdom. Mrs.
Charles L. Pack. Mrs. Irving Fl. Hance. Mrs Al
bert H. Dashiell and Mrs. II. Lloyd Herbert
Another entertainment, also a song recital, Is TO
occur at the Observation-Disclosures on the evening
of February 5. Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Bjorksten.
of New-York. tenor and soprano. Will appear IN
the music room. Mr.. BJorksten came TO America
tenor sooist in Christine Nelson's concert
company.
now. although few know about It, Individual mem
Of the o e96 naV weeks pas p az the egnaS
ternoon shoots and the news has slowly filtered
down into the back districts among the aborlglnes
At any rate about fifteen Jersey countrymen with
long curly and sb n s 6nS @
shot, appeared at the traps last Saturday and
that It would sS be good sport to listen to the
OF rusty guns and watch the recoil of awkward
sorrow one Bin Justice had handicap of 10
ana h OF s & he an club m
scratch, and II was possible to make only 25 kills
with solemn gravity. and a solemn air-or was It
an air Of depression?-was also noticeable among
aPs @e%de5s e hs @ pR and
On Friday last the Rev; DR.; Albert Ridgelyy
Dashlell celebrated the eighteth anniversary 40 OF
Bringing g. fiowers and gifts DR.. pashien the
Of the be, Church.
Arrivals Isaac at the E PnesMrs
m KISS Dr. ana nrs
Mrs. F. L. Hine Mrs Sarles. Miss Sarles: Herman
Ellis. Andrew Shand. Mr.: and Mrs George T.
William NJ. Kingsland, Mrs. W, II Tillinghast f.. Mr.
and Mrs. Thomas a. Ennis Otto G. Smith. Edward
X Baird Evan B. Thomas. Ethan, Alien Arthur
P. Howard, Edwards H Childs; Mrs Westeryelt
Mr. and Mrs. Bradish Johnson. Mrs. 70. ]. Berwind
Miss Smith Cliff. Mrs. John Hyde Warden MI MT
and Mrs J. w. Gerard Miss NJ. D. Thurston, MISS
Ethel Thompson Miss M. S. McKenna. Miss ka Kat h
arine Mccormick, of Network: Mrs John Langdoaa
Sullivan, and Miss Helen Sullivan. of Boston, ana
Mr. and Mrs. A. d MacTier, of Montreal
At the Laurel House-Charles T. CunninsnaIn'
Mrs NJ True Blake. William Bryce. jr.. the Rev
s Delaney Townsend. Miss L, J. Prentice Miss g
NJ Louise Smith. Mrs. Field Miss Beadleston IT,
Foster Rawlins c. w. Fisk. Mr. and Mrs, George
e Burns W. A. Taylor. NJ. and Mrs. A. II. Storer
Francis e Storer E w. Bieknell. III. M. Rogers
Charles NJ Burt; Miss Clara Robertson. Mrs n 6
Baldwin c. NJ Tremane. II. B. Trenaine. Dr. x
r. Sinclair Mr. and Mrs ]. J. Morris and w. M
sherry, OF NewYork; Stephen Bacon and Mr' An, sno
Mrs F. L. Matthews. of Brooklyn: Judge ana mrs
H s. Terhune, of Matawan, y. j.. and Mr. ana
Mrs. John A. Slocum. of Long Branch. N J.