New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-31
LIFE At LAKEWOOD,
NOs0 at Its BeSt-SociaL Pleasures
Enjoyed.

Lakewood. N J.. Jan. 80 (SpeciaD-January of
the new year is nearly gone. and has left list Of
new experiences in Lakewood The month has
made n record of extreme cold In the North and
Middle East and the traditional warmth Of the
Lakewood winter has been broken in upon by sew
eral cold. blustery days and chilly nights. The
natural effect has been to drive some of the old
time patrons a little further south. while their
the hotels have been retained for the
spring season. In late February and early March.
but their places are taken by many North
erners
In many respects however the month has been
of the most enjoyable that the resort has ever
experienced. While the weather has partially IN
terfered with outdoor sport 1t has fostered a de-
lightful series of afternoon teas and evening din
among the cottage set, and the delights or
social entertainment have been pronounced. Skat-
ing of course has been chief among outdoor sports.
and for weeks the young people have enjoyed It.
A series of afternoon teas has sprung up among
the young folk. all adjourning to n different cot
tage after each days skating, where one or their
number entertans. Afternoon tea at the hotels Is
also the thing.
Life at the hotels Is Just at its best. Along
about the middle OF the winter is the time when
the patrons apt to get critical. when
the machinery of hotel service with least frc-
tion and when every effort is made to please and
entertain.
Last evenings entertainment at the Country Cup
house was one OF the best which the Country CIuo
is now giving the resort public. II was plano
ana song recital. Inc CIuD ANNOUNCES tAS hcNN
afternoon entertainment, when Ernest Thompson
Seton will deliver his famous talk on wild AMI
mails" the date being February r. Tea VIII be
served at the conclusion of the lecture. and Mrs.
Henry Lloyd Herbert, Mrs. Charles Ia Lindley ana
Mrs Lewis B. Stillwell will act hostesses
Miss Tracy Of the cottage set. Issued invitations
Yesterday 70 a tea introducing Miss Chisholm. of
Mrs f. F. Baldwin. Of Private Way, gave an
eat home TO several of her friends on "Wednesday
viii be given by Mrs Baldwin before gong ABROAD
Mrs ". b. Leeds. of Madsonave is entertain
ing her cousin Miss Mackintosh, or Glen huS ,etad
bradford l. Gilbert, OF New York, has completes
plans Tor building cottage in Fifth-st, near Madi-
Miss 4. NJ Clarke. of New York, has Joined Miss
Anne Thompson daughter OF the former pTeslRS I
of the pennsylvania Railroad, VINO Is sPehuIHS ''4'
winter at the Laurel-in-the- Pines , :;
Mr. and Mrs Samuel 5. Beard, at the LaureI-In.
the-Pines are entertaining their daughter and SON
in-law DR. and Mrs. ". G. Burlington or New
i%6vv-Yorl arrivals at the Laurel-in- Pines
Samuel Hon Miss Loosely; Miss Katharine CuX Yer;
Miss Amy Ellis Mi and Mrs Wendell Nirs BfKer Iym i3r
Sands Mrs. Frederick Brunn, George C2rew Jon az
Aspergren. r. Duane Humphreys. Mrs Hannah ub p;
Collier D. L. Brainard. U; s A; Mr. and MIS-
e. ". Humphreys. Mr. and MRS Seorge t heha Hr
and Mrs. Joel w. Thorne Mr.. and Mrs william r
Dixon a. S. Chittenden. MIR. and Mrs H w Johns
Thompson I5:S Miss n j. Brown. Mr.. and Mrs e. B.
Wright and Dr. ard Mrs C. 81 Se01ef ,brestock
Miss f.. NJ. Wheeler. -Fitzhugh MeGraw., f. w. w
Mrs H. A. Rawiins Mrs. A. K. Harrison. l. G.
Kline. L. G; Young c. l. schoonmaKer, a VII II.
cox T. H. Mccullough NJ. Campbell Posey, Thomas mas
D. Fish. Mr.. and Mrs. S. II. Nissan Mrs; A At3
q nj. Reid, Noah Mcdowell, Marshall J. Root
Hugh De Haven and Henry c. Nesmith.