New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-08
DAYS At LAKEWOOD
Interest m Horse ShOzc-Fisbip,
POstpOned-Outdoor Delights

Lakewood. ~ j.. May OSpeciaD.-with the a.
rival OF the horse show dates Friday and sa,-
urday Of this week the hotels have increased tbst
house count bit, and the people coming bs-.
have arrived at favorable time. As the ra,s
growth OF the leaves and shrubbery brings raa-.
the approach Of summer. Lakewoods outdoor na.
times are at their best and boating on the lab. q,
very popular. The sailbOats and smaller crart az
all in Parties far up the lake have n go,
opportunity 20 observe hundred varieties OF sur,
mer birds nesting in the woodland growth ~
early flowers are all in bloom. and along the WOOL
paths many different kinds and the air Is go
lent Of their fragrance.
Fishing at the lake supposed to have stsr...
on May l. and Monday morning several ner,,,-
were issued at the office of the Land and Tr,,ro,s
ment Company to those who wished to be frs. =.
the fishing ground. About noon 1t was Learned 49,
the hsh and game warden was only six miles awav
and would soon arrive II was soon discovered va.
now law. passed at the recent sitting OF the I.r
islature. IN force ard that pickereI fishing ~
prohibited until Nav %. The first unsusuect,r.
angler OF the afternoon who applied at the Lara
and Improvement office for a h5hng pernit MA.
met with storm Of vituperation. and other lar,
Corners Jared hardly better. The joke Is on tho
company lust the same
The week has been one Of hustle and preparato,
for the horse show at the Country club which
began yesterday and ended to-day The veatho-
has been favorable. and. being open air affair
the show has drawn hundreds of spectators vhiI,
the parking spaces have been well filed with So
ciety folk Among those having parking space.
were James G. Patterson. Captain and Mrs A NJ
Bradshaw. Mrs. Charles Lord. Mr.. and Mrs Irving
t. Bush. Mr. and Mrs. Jasper Lynch Mrs W b
Leeds. Mrs. Francis D. Beard. Miss Leslie m,
Misses Marsh Theodore F. Miller. Mr. and Mrs
George Falos Baker. Miss Babcock Mr.. and Mrs
Arthur 2. CIahin. Mr.. and Mrs. Shepard King Do
Forest. Mrs. a. NJ mcdonnell. Mss Maude
Park. Mr. and Mrs. ". A. Patton. Mr. and Mrs
David 2. Pluner. Mrs. G. NJ. Van Heusen Mr.
and Mrs. Lewis e StilIWeI Dr. Paul T kfrhap
Dr. and Mrs. Irwin H. Hance. Mr.. and Mrs. George
J. Gould John P. Clifford Mrs John HAYS Ham,
mond, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry A. James. Henry ;
kearney, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles z. Proctor Mr.
and Mrs Charles L. Pack. Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence NJ
Roof. Mr.. and Mrs John f. Pye. Mr. and Mrs
Edwin p. Sheldon. Mr.. and Mrs. W. A. Hamilton
Besides many entries from Lakewood and from
prominent stables in Ocean County there were hns
horses entered from North Jersey and Long Island
Edward r. Ladew's Sadie McGregor and Harvey
5 Ladews Esinur Medic were favorites I'm thu
roadster class In the class for pairs Of harness
horseS and IN the tandem classes. prominent wers
Mrs Robert j. Golfers Bachelor and Benedict
Mrs L. r. Ladew's Katzenianmer Kid and Buster
BroWn Mrs John Gerken's Newsboy and Shop Girl
Gold Reef and Gold Reef II. from Vista Ridge
Farms; Mrs Irving T. Bush's Country Girl and
captain links Mrs George J. Gould's Ivanhoe and
and Irving T. Bus-.s Peacock and Penman IA
Abdallah. II. s Ladew's Prince MonarcSal MT5'
9ohh CIerkens La Contributor, Mrs Charles r.
proctors Beulah. Miss Marjorie GOuld's Ia Belle
Mrs Elizabeth Van Heusen's Richmond and Mrs
3 r, H. Lade " Medios WhiTlwind. In the classes
strother Jones's Ready and The Car. n IS Her. W.
6erts Happy Lee and Polly, Jay Gould's Cotton
were well filed, and included Hart Brothers Rich
nond and Sir Roderick Countess. Spree Boy. Lake
the Monmouth County Hunt; II L. HA~hert's I.oh0
a!I LdGes Man w St1%Iner Jones Black Primes.
eys Rock Sand and Lady Neville.