New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-12

pine laden breezes. Evidence that the vernal
season is not far away came with the arrival
this week OF the bluebird the woodpecker and
the cardinal redbird. OIdtme residents OF
Lakewood declare that the arrival OF these bI=ds
is an infallible sign that spring is at hand.
Pupils OF st. Mary's Academy have invited
their friends to attend musical to be given
in the theatre Of the Lakewood Hotel on next
Wednesday afternoon
There was a large attendance at a musical
given by Miss Martha Jamison at the Laurel
House on Tuesday afternoon. The Green Par
lor decorated with flowers for this occa-
sian, and one end OF the billiard room was
screened or as a tea room, where refreshments
were served by Japanese servants In costume
Ices served in the form OF musical Instruments
were novelty. Miss Jannison was assisted By
Mrs. Irving T. Bush. Miss Marion Tracy, who
Is TO be spring bride; Misses Gladys ana
Eleanor Painter. Mrs. Meriner and Mrs. George
Fales Baker
The New-Ior<ers staying here gave an enthu-
siastic Welcome to the New-York University
Glee Club. which gave a concert in the theatre
Of the Lakewood Hotel last evening. There
was plenty OF snap and fun In the entsrtain-
ment and It was enjoyed by a largs audiences
Of hotel patrons and cottagers
Mr.. and Mrs. George J. Gould returned thu
week from trip through tbs southwesteru
States and Mexico. 1t was partly a pleasurs
trip and partly a business trip for Mr.. GouId
After making inspection OF the Gould rail-
way system the party Journeyed across tbs
border and spent several days In the City oe
Mexico. Thence they visited Vera Cruz. Tia
scenery along the route Of the Mexican railway
is the most beautiful he has ever seen. Mr.. Gould
declares. He returns from his ten thousand
mile journey with optimistic views OF the bust
ness outlook in the Western and Southwestern
States.
Trap shooting Is q favorits pastimS with Lake
wood sportsmen Just now. At the Country
Club. new shooting house has jusr bean CON-
pleted and two remarkably swift traps have
been added. A team shoot between Lakewood
and Freehold marksmen drew a large crowd OF
visitors to the Country Club traps to-day. Some
OF the crack shots among the Lakewood dwell
ers are Andrew ]. Murphy. Charles Murphy,
Philip s. P Randolph. Frederick Potts. Harry
suydan. DR.. Paul Thomas. W. W. Wilcox.
Dawson Lloyd and Roy A Rainey.
Interesting items OF the weeks social card
were luncheons given by Mrs. George Fales
| Baker and Mrs. Irving 7. Bush tea given by
Mrs. o. b. Huntsman for Miss Bailey. OF Utica.
| and rabbit party. at which Miss Agnes
| Davis hostess
Miss Edith Hay. OF Pittsburg is visiting the
Misses Peters. who are spending the season at
| the Laurel House.
Mrs. Arnold Wood and family. OF New-York
who spent much time here earlier in the sea-
son. have taken apartments at the Laurel House
| for the remainder OF the season.
| DR.. c. E Pearson. young physician OF New
| Brighton, Staten Island and Miss Pearson are
| at the Laurel House.
Mrs. Hazen 8. Ptngree and Miss Pingree OF
Detroit among the weeks arrivals at the
Observation-Disclosures. Mr.. and Mrs Ethan Allen
and Mrs. Eric Dahlgren are NEWCOMERS who
registered there this week.
General and Mrs. Frank NJ Freeman have ar
| rived here to spend the remainder OF the sea-
| son. They are staying at the Laurel-in-the
Pines.
| Mr. and Mrs T A. Ring, Of New-York. ar
| rived at the Lexington this week
Lenten visitors have added largely 10 he
| house count at Oak Court. the Manhattan, the
| Towers, the CarasalJo. Beechwood Villa and the
| Bertram- Seton Inn is enjoying the most pros
porous season IN its history.