New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-05
LAKEWOOD LIVELY.
Preparing for Outdoor Sports
Many Entertain.

Lakewood n. J.. March 4 CSpeciaD-8Irs. ".
Ross Proctor gave bridge party on Tuesday for
her sister. Miss Singer, Of Pittsburg. who Is stay
ing with her. Among those who layed were Mrs.
Mary Kingdom. Mrs NJ A. " ,rth Mrs. Sheppard
Knapp de Forest, Mrs. E o. Shakespeare. Mrs.
Edward Ernest Matthews, Mrs James G. Batter
son. Mrs. Walter Rush Bynner. Mrs. Park Painter,
Mrs. Irving T. Bush Mrs. Henry Lloyd Herbert,
Mrs. John Bard Rogers. Mrs. cambridge Clark.
Mrs. Horne Mrs Robinson and Miss Martha JaIni-
Dinner parties were given this week by Mrs.
Henry Lloyd Herbert and Mrs. John Bard Rogers.
Bridge whist wound up the evening at Mrs. Ro-
gers's. Her guests were Mr.. and Mrs. H. H Cam
mann Mrs Mary Kingdom. Mrs. N. A Worth. Miss
Jamison and Miss Schwartz.
Mrs Elbridge Gerry Roberts, Of New-York. Is
suffering from shock and bruises as the result of
a runaway accident this week. She was driving
IN e runabout on Tuesday afternoon. Her horse
became frightened in Madison-ave. and dashed
through that thoroughtare at top speed When IN
front OF the home OF Mrs. William B. Leeds the
animal swerved to the sidewalk and leaped upon
the terraeed lawn in front CT the Leeds cottage.
He became entangled In wire fence, and in his
struggles to free himself the carriage
turned and Mrs. Roberts was thrown out. Dr. W.
c.. Schauff1er went to her aid and took her IN his
automobile to the Laurel House. Her injuries are
not serious, but she will be confined to her apart
ments for a week ten days.
a meeting of the committee in charge OF the
rangements for the automobile meet was held at
the Lakewood Hotel this week to make plans for
the road races which are to be feature of a week
Of automobile racing Plans for series Of auto
mobile gymkhana races. similar to those held at
Ostend last summer, also discussed. Several
entries have already been received for the races.
Squash holds such fascination for Lakewood Wis
tors that the new courts at the Lakewood Hotel
are almost constantly in play. Sheriff Mitchell L
Changer. Of New-York. and County Clerk Edward
Kaufman OF Brooklyn, played match there this
week. which was witnessed by many spectators.
l5-14. 15-1A IN Sheriff changers favor Mr.. Kauf-
man, who carries seventy-hve pounds more weight
than the Sheriff. had to give up
Samuel Blumenthal the youngest member Of the
New-YoTk Stock Exchange. is at the Lakewood
Hotel. He is twenty-four years old and is n mem
Der Of the banking firm of Zimmerman & Forshay.
There are several expert wielderS of the cue
among the young women sojourning here Miss
Stella Hess. of New-York, won the honors in a
pool tournament at the Lakewood Hotel this week
and at the Laurel House Miss Eleanor Lewis OF
Philadelphia, mas defeated the experts among the
men patrons in several competitions
DraS hunts are to be revived at Lakewood and II
mas oeen planned by Lakewood sportsmen 70 hold
meets regularly each week for the remainder of
the season The taI-ta-ra-ra OF the huntsuans
| bugle will stir up the countryside recalling the
old days when these hunts were fixed weekly events
or the Lakewood season. and when relocated
sportsmen and packs of baying hounds made n
picturesque scene in the village streets p +
Collier master OF foxhounds OF the Monmouth
County Hunt is to bring the Monmouth
hounds here from his country place at EatontovyD
a ahd VII ION the Lakeweod sportsnen in hunting
the Lake wood country. The will be al ne
Elliott riding stable.[ Among the Lakewood b,,ny
ing enthusiasts who will follow Mr.. Collier and
TIE Monmouth hounds are Henry Lloyd Herbert
ut Gharies l. lAndley, Kingdom Could Jay Gould
w; w WILCOX. John Z. Pye and Elisha w
Elliot With weekly drag hunts. trap SHOOTING
SVents and matinee races on the new Speedway
| OF the season. ~ AN'A4N'''iNet
MIS- Charles D. Kingdom entertained at dinner
6ussts were Harper Pennington c. tiffany Rieh-
S..usoll, Misses Greta and Name Pomeroy Mr. sn,j
Atra, w toSS Proctor. DR. and Mrs Chories r
1-IMG NJ ATtnur y. Whitney and Philip Clark
MIS- waiter Rush BynneF gave a tea ~ hav
nome ~ torest-aye. yesterday afternoon SSe vres
assisted by Mrs, Edward Ernest MatthevSs NIiss
SoGltlla schwartz. Mrs. lanes c. BattsrsoT NJ
u Sook hlmball and Mrs. NJ y. Worth. 49,
tt ,,i'l n MS. w w Wilcox gave luncheon al
Suhton han on Thursday Toy Mrs RohirScv -
Miss Horne, OF Pittsburg '''S'' S'''u