New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-06
LAKEWOOD VISITORS.
Great Demand for RoomS-Interest
an Sports

Lakewood, n. j.. March (SpeclaD.-There have
been hundreds Of visitors in Lakewood this week
and the Observation-Disclosures has been hard pressed
TO supply the demand for rooms. This hotel has
grown In popular favor IN the last year or two
since the introduction OF the palm room. the card
rooms adjoining. the billiard parIor I'm the
east wing extension and the Dutch kitchen below
stairs The week has been one OF wretched weather
here. as elsewhere, with dull skies and drizzling
rain until yesterday. and out OF door sports have
been at a standstin But the Observation-Disclosures
cotere has enjoyed Of the pleasantest weeks OF
the season. Notwithstanding. Bridge and pitt have
been the craze in the card rooms The fair sex in
evening dress set OF the raised platforms I'm the
billiard hall. and there Is always a large gather
ing at the further table. where Esek CANT plays
the H-inch balkline game against Thomas w.
Pearsafs straight rail- play Visitors have arrived
by every train in spite OF the weather. and the
Lenten gathering is a large one.
The cottage set has introduced the usual Ientsn
card parties and there regular meetings from
cottage TO cottage. The women's sewing circles are
doing large amount OF charitabie work. The
usual programme OF cottage musicals and lectures
Tor the Lenten period is In vogue and tho season
is busy one.
The Country Club has another evening enter
tainment scheduled for next week Friday Dr.
Iyenaga will lecture on Japan
Mr.. and Mrs. Rhinelander gave another private
dinner at the Laurel on Thursday evening Covers
were laid for six. and those at the table were Mr.
Duncan Moir, Mrs. c. p Howell and Professor
Francis VI. Roser.
The Laurel House Gun Club met at the bowling
alleys Wednesday evening and elected oficeTs
for the ensuing year. Philip S. p Randolph was
Ely Havens secretary and Z. j. WestbaiI treas-
urer. 4 board OF seven governors was apnoinfeS
r. S. p. Randolph has offered a cup to Be com
peted for by members Of the club from March.
1904, 20 March, 1905. -
Arrivals at the Laurel-in- the-P ines-Nr and Mira
c. +. Chamberlain, Mr. and Mrs. w w Fuller
Mrs. George G. kobbe. Miss r. G. Murdoch Mrs
G. r. Baker, Mrs Pierrepont Wise, the Rev Al
w E Body. Mr.. and Mrs Edwin NJ Buckley the
Rev. Edwin A Buckley. Mrs A w Kfdder Mr.
and Mrs. A 3. Ashforth. Miss II. A Sullivan Mr.
and Mrs. p c. Schaner. Mrs. w F. Potter Will
lam i. Potter, jr.. Mrs. Albert B. Strange Miss
Strange. Mrs. J. w; Wooten Miss A. L. Wooten
Mrs. Mark Fishel Mrs +. W. VermiIye Mrs n
NJ. Earle, Miss E. w, Davis E. H. coe Miss Ruth
Turner. Johnston De Forest, Mr.. and Mrs REGINALD
borg Mrs 4. A. Cabot, Miss Spencer WIlliam u
Duane John Aspegren. Miss F. LfvinEston DIT
Freeman y. Ward. Mr.. and Mrs. e S Justin L s.
Mathews DR.. Charles G.. Pease Mr. and Mrs
De T. Wise, Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace CuiIford MI
and Mrs Ormond G.. Smith. Mr. and Mrs + T.
Hine, Miss Gertrude Herrick Ethelbert Il Low
John James Chickering Mr.. and Mrs J. Wilson
Wenman, MIR. and Mrs. Z. l. Boas Herbert Allan
Boas, Mrs. A. Goldsmith Mr.. and Mrs u Robbins
Walker, S. NJ. Hyde, Mr.. and Mrs f. b. Hurd
Mrs. William J. lie Moyne, Miss Grace Elliston
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Eyre. General f. NJ Free
man. Miss Freeman. Mrs. f. Fleitnan W. Watten
Miss f1eitman. Miss Paula Fleitman Maurice ri
Ever. Mrs Hoffman Miller, Mr.. and Mrs. John