New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-04-02
MID-LENT IT LAKEWOOD.
Polo Being Played at Georgia.
Court In Hut" Tournament.

from his threa weeks stay that he believes him
/ self able to resume his WORK as the head Of the
university. he went away from here to-day.
| accompanied by his son and DR.. Frank s BIZ
/ incs.
/ PoIo's the thing at Lakewood now. The first
| practice game of the season was played on the
/ Georgian Court polo fields this week George J.
/ Gould Henry NJ Earle and Kingdom Got..i
| played against Benjamin Nicou. Irving T Bush
/ and Jay Gould. The team captafned by Mr.
| Gould won from its opponents by a score or =
| To =. \ large crowd witnessed the match and
/ cheered the fine plays made 10y Sir Gould's sons.
Both boys have played polo ever since they were
old enough To ride. and have become expert
/ players. and their handicap ratings are higher
than that of their father Kingdom Gould is
rated al five goals which brings him in line with
/ the crack PLAYERS Of the country. 4 conslgH-
ment Of eight polo ponies was received by Mr..
Gould from Texas this week.
Many OF the racing automobtists who COM
peted in the record breaking speed contests on
Ormond Beach in January have entered their
racing machines in the four days tournament to
be held here beginning on Tuesday. April n
The Lakewood Motor Club, under whose
auspices the tournament is TO be held, is striving
to make # tho biggest affair Of the racing sea-
son, with the exception Of the Vanderbilt cup
contest. a novel feature of the tournament viii
be a series OF automobile gymkhana races, SINH
lar 10 the events held at Oste1d last season
Many persons have set their steps toward
Lakewood TO spend the Easter days here TIE
Lakewood Hotel is already we'll filed, and the
management is making preparations for a D g
rush at Easter time
Lakewood is the favorite stopping place fa-
automobile parties from New-York and Phila-
deIphia. The resort is midway between these
cities, and the roads leading 10 Lakewood are
the best in the State Mr.. and Mrs. EdgIr q.
Ford. OF New-YOrk, came down on THURSDAY
with party of four. They stayed overnight at
the lakewood Hotel, and went on 70 PhHad=-
/ phfa I'm the morning. Mr.. and Mrs. James S.
I Harper. of Iarchmont. and Mr.. and Mrs Fran
els D. Hearn, of Philadelphia, Journeys To Lake
wood by automobile early In the week, register
| ing at the Lakewood Hotel.
/ Mr. and Mrs John p SchOeGeI. OF Boston who
| spend the month OF April here each season.
| have taken apartments ar the Lakewood Hotel.
| Mrs. SchOeffeI lost valuable dog on the way
| from New-Yorl The animal escaped from Jae
| baggage car at Perth Amboy. MI Schoeffel
| went back there on the next train. but did E't
find the dog. Mrs. Schoefel offered a big re-
ward for her pet, and "a large proportion OF tre
juvenile population of Perth Amboy secured the
town for the dog. The animal was finally found
by a policeman and returned TO Mrs Schcefal
Mr. and Mrs Oscar Straus and Miss Straus,
OF New-York are spending a fortnight at the
Lakewood Hotel,
John Deering and Miss Deering. Of New-Yoril.
are among weekend arrivals at the Lakewood
Hotel
Laurel House patrons are taking lively in
terest in the golf tournament TO be held IN
Easter week John Nloller, jr and A. W. Black
who have returned from Palm Beach laden
with golf trophies. are among recent arrivals
at the Laurel House. There IS considerable
rivalry among the golfers staying al this hotel
and the coming tournament will settle many
arguments as to their ability.
Mr. and Mrs Guy b. Johnson. OF New-York
are STAYING at the Laurel House. Mr.. Johnson
came down to play golf with John D. Rocke-
Teller and he spends most of his time on the
Rockefeller links. Mr.. and Mrs F. J. Ravens
Mrs Alfred f. Ommen and Mr. and Mrs Fred
Ingraham are among the NEWCOMERS who
registered at the Laurel House this week
Mrs. George Leary OF New-York, who has
taken a cottage in Private Way. this season.
entertained a small house party over the week
end Miss Louise Leary, of New-York and Mr.
and Mrs L. NJ Garrison. OF Trenton were
among her guests
Mrs. Irving T. Bush save luncheon on
Wednesday afternoon. and Mrs. John Hays
Hammond was the hostess at a tea on Monday.
Bridge parties given by Mrs. Edward O. Shake
speare and Miss Adelaide jacques were among
other social incidents OF the week
Mrs. Frederick J. De Peyster and the Misses
De Pevster OF New-YOrk. are staying at the
Iaurel-in-the- Pines over Easter. Mr. De Pey-
ster came down on Tuesday for brief visit
Mr. and Mrs r. :. COLON and Mr. and Mrs.
J. E Harris are among the New-Yorksrs whO
arrived at the Palmer House this week.
Mr. and Mrs c. j. Lawson and Nh and Mrs.
E r. Seamon. OF New-YOrk. are at Bartlett
Inn.
Mr.. and Mrs Harry Lay Of Brooklyn. are at
the Lenox
Nj. and Nrs Adrian II. JolIne, OF New-York,
are at the Laurel House.
Mr. and Mrs II. 6. MCF[eeVer, of BROOKLYN.
are spending a fortnight at the Laurel HoUSe.
AIR ana Mrs Albert III. Galatin, OF New
YORK. who were here earlier in the season.
have returned TO the Laurel House Tor a months
visit
are among recent arrivals at Che Llu~e!-ir-tte-
GYMS Mccormick. II Chicago. has taken
opartnentS at the Laurel-in- the Pines Tor tec
remainder of the season.
Miss Kate Kncald. OF Brooklyn, Is visiting
friends ut the Berkshire-iu-t Pines.
Mrs $ NJ Drew. of Warwick, n y. Joined
friends at the Bartlctt Inn this week Mr. and
Mrs c. J. Lawson OF New-NoyS, are NJ the
IaD.
Mrs jacob Stahl ANA Miss Charlotte Stahl. o.
NeW-YOrk, are staying at the Lexington
The Carasalio. EeethwoOd villa, the Arcadia
Oak Court and the Towers. which are f3vor'le
retreats f0r New-York aud Brooklyn people. are
entertaining large numbers OF LeDten visitors.
Seton Inn. quiet retreat In the pines. is haviNS
a prosperous season.
CONTENT TO WALK.
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