New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-07
IN THE LAKEWOOD PINES.
March Days in February-Brdcing
Weather EnjOyed.

Lakewood y. J.. Feb. (speciaD.-Now are
come the gusty days in Lakewood and the soush-
ing OF wind in the pine trees. for the month OF
February has put IN appearance. which Is similar
to the month Of March IN more northern clirnes-
Sometimes the wind bowls dismally. and one Won
ders that February. next to March. should De the
most popular month in the Lakewood season But
q week in Lakewood air at this time brings
rudy glow. and the Lakewood habit of Out-of-door
life IS at no time more beneficial The decrepit
ones. who have bemoaned and bewailsd the jan
uary cold as II such things were impossible IN
Lakewood. beginning TO gather a ouoyancy OF
spirits swinging stride and erect carriage as II
they too scented the first faint signs OF approach
ing spring: the breaking Up OF ice covered lake. the
disappearsnce OF the snow remnant and the melt
ing OF frost and ice in the ground
Lakewood got six inches Of snow in the big storm
last week. and as the paths were not all opened on
Sunday morning a sleigh ride was the best mode
OF Iocomotion for the Over-Sunday crowds Hun
dreds OF sleghs and cutters were brought into
commission. aad the drive around the AXE was
gay with merry parties and juggling bells The
sIelghing lasted two days. and then the rumble OF
wheels returned 10 the village streets the week
has seen steady increase In arrivals at the hotels
anticipatory OF the holiday rush over Lincoins
Birthday next week.
Mr. and Mrs Philip Rhinelander. Of New-York.
who are spending the winter at the Laurel House.
hava heen giving series OF Saturday evening card
parties in honor OF over-Sunday visiting friendS
with a sequel I'm the form OF late suppers me AZ
pers have taken the form OF rabbit" parties or
crab parties and have been enjoyed Thoss at
table last Saturday evening were Mr. and MIS-
Rbinelander Mr. and Mrs wiln-m Murray. Mr.
and Mrs ER R ana s Arthur Pgncan Mor
The new home OF John D. Rockefeller on his
and ready for occupancy BY the 18Th OF FEBRUARY.
At the meeting Of the village s oic as
elected Peter H9yt Rresideat Dr rrV Treas
i-er and Dr. w. G. Wallace. secretary Irv-
ing T. Bush and H Neele we're appointed on the
the improvement COMMITTEES. Mrs. A b. Claim;
showed that nearly all money had been expended
In keeping the streets clean. -. NV. r,n...,,,+.
MI Range1, Of Cleveland Among the guests
the Misses R9TPsI 1hs Mrs. w. G. sshau
fer. Miss schaqfHer and Miss ssh 1VstrsJ ,.va
tea on saturday afternoon, The reception and tea
r9oms wis stiIlWeIi poured tea and Mrs Charles
l. Iindiey poured chocolate Among those pres
fHt we're Sr M and al Mrs caren S NJ ROOT Dr.
Nina w Mrs va b. teeds Mr. and Mrs l. B.
s iifii and the Misses D9sh hell IT,. ,o q
peianceE 81 ana Ms %aadflI Miss
baron and baroness Won Bardeleben. c. z, billing
iEh tr Mrs T r. seims Charles Bull, William
Fahnestock. Mr.. and Mrs; E n TAYLOR j. II Tay3;
Mrs r. r. foyt. Mrs. a. W. Cruil<shank. Frank D
At the Notwithstanding. John Boofn
lanes Miss Caroline James. Mrs. Greer. Miss liz
ford Miss Emma Calder James C. Parish MI ana
Mrs William BayIis. Miss Anderson, j. b Bruce
Webster W A Rogers Henry Schenck. General
Thomas L. Watson, MIR. and Mrs John q, ELLIOTT.
Mrs = W TfItOn. Mr.. and Mrs. s. y. TIlton. Mr..
and Mrs Herman Ellis Mr.. and Mrs y Porter,
Mrs J. r. Gleason, Miss E @. Storm. Mrs j. y
Grammar Mrs. S. II. Willard Mrs Henry SANFORD.
Mr. and Mrs David r. Duncan, Miss duncan
David Duncan DR. and Mrs. Albert n. Ely, A. III.
Ely jr J. w. Chapman. Miss Edith Ellis Alfred
Tifbusner Miss Katharine Fox. Howard Conklln.
Mise Katharine I. Harrison. DR.. and Mrs c p
Scodeld Mrs II. l. Thompson and Miss Il. F.