New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-27
SPRING 1T LAKEWOOD.
Many Signs of 1t IN EUidence-
Plans for Easter MuSic.

Lakewood y. J. March 20 CspeciaD.-spring
is quite the routine in Lakewood at last, and
there are many evidences which go to illustrate
The schoolboys are going without their caps and
are playing marbles on the sidewalk while older
folk have generally discarded cloak and over
coat. Store clerks and hotel employees have
caught the baseball fever, and practice games
are OF daily occurrence. A great crowd Of WIS.,
itors is already at hotel and cottage. anticipat-
ing the Easter rush The walks and drives
about the lake are peouled with handsome turn
outs and busy pedestrians. and during mid
forenoon and afternoon the Jam OF carriages on
the business avenue is strong reminder Of
city traffic Socially the resort is quiet. A null
titude Of Easter fairs and sales have swal-
lowed Up the attention OF the women and the
one who visits them all week IN and week out
grows weary.
With the approach OF Easter musical effort Is
strongly IN evidence. Excellent vocal pro-
grammes are announced for the Good Friday
service at All Saints and for the Easter church
services in general Particular music IS also
prepared for the Sunday evening concerts at
the Laurel House and the Observation-Disclosures
The first Of three musical recitals was given at
the Laurel House last evening. when Miss Amy
Murray, known from her Interpretation Of Scot
tish songs and ballads gave a lecture recital
Djorlzsten is down for Tuesday evening. March
- at the Observation-Disclosures. Next Saturday
evening the services Of Gwilym Miles have been
secured for a song recital at the Country Club
house.
The spring days have. OF course. doubled IN
value Lnkewood's out OF door attractions. and
they are a source Of daily delight to hundreds
OF visitors. Many guests at the Laurel-in-the-
Pines enjoy riding and several have private
sa Gdle horses. Among the number the
Misses VVideuer and Miss ). r Bowie of Phil
adep hia. Mr.. and Mrs. John r. Maxwell, jr.. of
Brooklyn: Miss G. W. Fellows, the Misses Ellis.
Mr.. and Mrs Alfred Hoyt Granger and J. Ken
I uedy Tod. Of New York: Miss Harriette COWen,
Of Cleveland and Thomas Mexican OF Philadel-
phia- At the Laurel House Miss Eleanor Lewis.
/ OF Philadelphia. and Miss Murray are among
those who ride
Golf at the country Club draws a strong daily
following The course is IN excellent shape. and
last Saturday there were some seventy-flve
players entered during the day IN the regular
weekend handicap The club committee an
/ nounCe Thursday, Friday and Saturday, April
2l % and % for the annual open spring tour
narnent. which for some years has been reoog-
niZed as the first big tournament OF the metro
politan season. A field OF over one hundred is
/ anticipated. The Lakewood golf team has lately
been strengthened by the return Of Jasper
Lynch. John Moller. jr-. and 4. w. Black from
the South
Arrivals at the Laurel-in-the- Pines-Henry
Bohler, Mr. and Mrs. John irving Downey,
George Morgan, Hamilton Morgan, Mr. and Mrs.
John =. Eimendorf. Mr. and Mrs. Fred D. p.
Stewart, NJ. and Mrs W. T Hoyt. John NJ
Robins. Mr. and Mrs. Charles 5. Rees. Mr.. and
Mrs Frank T. W. Palmer, James Stokes. Miss
Annie " Davenport Mrs. Martin I. RickerSOn,
Mr.. and Mrs. Allen B. Forbes DIT. and Mrs. Au-
gustus S. Knight. John Aspegren. Mr. and Mrs
George z Fahys, Ethan Allen. Cortland Good
win. ALr. and Mrs. Paul Armitage Townsend
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