New-York tribune., 1906-02-18
LAKEWOOD G4YETY.
Skat'ng and Golfng Interest People
Ont of Doors.

Lakewood, n. J., Feb u (SpeoiaD.-Golfers were
out IN force on the links Of the Pine Forest Golf
Oiuo TINS week. getting in trim for handicap
event 10 De played on Washingtons Birthday.
Inc casino at George J. Gould's country hone
with its riding arena theatre tennis courts and
marble swimming pool. will be thrown open to the
pubic on March Is. the occasion of a concert
Wnch Is 10 be given there by the Women's Aux
ihary Of All Saints Memorial Church of which
Mrs' Aarv Kingdom Mrs Goulds mother. is presi-
dent The concert will be a notable affair several
Wen known artists having consented 10 take part
Mrs. Kingdom is busy just now with the arrange
ments for tie concert. a bazaar and entertain
fnent which was given in the Georgian court casino
three years ago by the auxiliary was a splendid
success, more than $3.50 being realized from It.
skating continues to be the chief outdoor at
traction. and the lake IS the gathering place for
most Of the visitors these days. 1t has been pro-
posed TO hold a skating carnival. with mile and
halt-Tnlle races, obstacle races and gyTnkhana
events. Should the cold weather continue, the
carnival will be held in the next fortnight
Lenten visitors have already begun TO flock to
this resort although Shrove Tuesday is almost
two weeks of The weather which Lakewood is
enjoying is responsible for the Lenten crowds ar
irving earlier Lakewood is especially popular with
Aew-Epgland folk as Lenten retreat The
atmosphere or quiet exclusiveness which pervades
NNakeWood N IS one Of the reasons why it attracts
Visitors viii be- the P 81 Iee I0r & tae
the Lakewood tIo7eI y" o Si'taIay pan at
this will be the last Of the large dances until
bers OF the villa colony have planned TO make it
a gay occasion Berger's hungarian orchestra viii
r1 Mr. ana Mrs. LeGrand l. Benedict. Of No. 2
da1Fhfer in gave pFnday rno luncheon S f1F 1hea
aoteI 9 ,, on Monday. Among those invited were Mr.
Sherman Hoyt and Henry Clark Rouse, of New
York York On the following day Mr.. Rouse arranged
by r and Mt aS 1eT OF the weSf Sf gysn
Lakewood H0te oSeT 9noo9 1'i BTt6da at he
Mr.. Dyer drove Miss Laura swan @ s occupsd the the
box seat Allaire, the deserted village. was the
made by way of Of Point Peasant oP o1er nfns the neW
boulevard that has been built from Lakewood to
Mrs. James Amory Moore Of No So S6th-st
Monday TO spend a few days with her at the
aaTSs 6ewooa H3tel @ Her guests were M and Mrs
and 45,,5 Herbert n 4,f Spencer Martin.
r. J. Sharpe and Mrs. Elliot Danforth Of New
York. We're among those who spent Lincoln's Birth
Bridge whist enthusiasts at the Laurel House
waved aside the aIIurements of skating and other
arranged t bridge tournament More than forty
cups as prizes and both trophies were won BY
best scores were made by Edward S. Hatch and
anSer Of tsbuTg a2d MSS Guthrie We're nex
n % rank among the Ne players were Mr. and Ms
Mrs; Edward Ernest Matthews and Mr.. and Mrs.
J. y. S. Brewster.
Mr.. and Mrs. Townsend Davis and Miss Grant
and Mr. and Mrs, Joseph s Auerbach are among
the New-Yorkers who are at the Laurel House.
John Wanamaker, OF Philadelphia, is prolongIng
his stay at this hotel until the latter part of
March.
Cornelius FeIOwes and Miss Felowes. of New.
York, among the weeks arrivals at the Laurel
in the Pines. DIR. and Mrs. James B. Clemens.
OF New York, Joined party of friends at this
hotel Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. A. Scott Of New-York who are
spending the winter at the Palmer House,
tertainng Miss Fulton and w. Fulton Baldwin, OF
Pittsburg
G. w. Penwarden Of Brooklyn, and H c. Bolton
of New-York. are staying ar the Lexington.