New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-04
LAKEWOOD DELIGHTS
Riding to Hounds ReUiUed- Tennis
Squash end BozoIing Popular.

Lakewood. March (SpeciaD.-Boating on Lake
Oarasaljo was enjoyed by many visitors this
week The old sea captain who keeps the rustic
boathouse at the foot of the lake opened up for
business early in the week and he has had a thriv-
ing patronage.
The sport of riding to hounds is enjoying a re-
vival at Lakewood this season. There have been
large meets at all the hunts held thus far and
Henry Lloyd Herbert is now arranging with p F
Collier to bring the hounds of the Monmouth
County Hunt to Lakewood for a run over the
Lakewood country. 1t has been planned to hold a
meet each Saturday for the rest of the season.
The roads around Lakewood are in fine condi-
ton, and as there comparatively few farms in
the vicinity of the resort there is fear Of
damage TO crops.
In honor of Mrs. Charles L. Lindley. member
OF the cottage colony. who has returned from a
, trip abroad. Mrs. Arthur B. Clahin gave a recep-
ton at her home. at the head of Lake Carasato on
Tuesday Among those who joined in welcoming
Mrs Lindley were Mrs Kingdom Mrs. Henry
Lloyd Herbert Mrs. William A. Hamilton Mrs
Charles Lathrop Pack. Mrs. Metcalfe Mrs viii
lam Ross Proctor. Miss Anderson Mrs Musgrove
Mrs Clarence NJ. Roof. Miss Gertrude Leslie Mrs
E. l.. Baldwin and Mrs. Lewis B. StiIlwe!l
Mrs. Nellie Baldwin and Mrs. Alice Corey of
New-1ork, have taken apartments at the Lake
wood Hotel for a stay of several weeks
Indoor tennis and squash the favorite pas
uhes OF the score or more young society women of
New-1ork who are spending the Lenten season at
the Lakewood Hotel Instead of devoting the
Lenten period to the usual musicals card na-+ias
and lectures, the young women at Lakewood are
going in for athletic diversions Bowling is mora
popular than ever before. and the alleys at the
Lakewood Hotel and the Laurel House have hsan
/ almost constantly in play this week. For the ten
mis- and squash players at the Lakewood Hotel two
tournaments have been planned for next week
To celebrate the tenth anniversary of their we'd
ding Mr.. and Mrs. Harlan F. Robinson of New
York, invited several friends to a dinner in the
Palm Room Of the Lakewood Hotel one evenIre
this week Tin plates with old fashioned yellow
handled knives and forks were SET bafore each
guest, and tin cups took the place of goblets The
entire dinner service was of tinware. Two NOM
bers Of Berger's Hungarian Orchestra started TO
play the wedding march from ''Lohepgrin', win
tin whistles Mr.. and Mrs. Robinson and their
guests entered the dining room. but they were
suppressed.
Mrs. George r. Dyer. of New-York has takA,
apartments at the Lakewood Hotel for Lent
Mrs Marshall Field. jr. returned from Chicago
yesterday and Is in the Beard cottage with her
children. Marshall Field and little Miss GvendoIvn
Field who is three years old. Mrs Field was an
court Of COOK County h this Hsa BY the Probate
an allowance OF $1,000 for the education and mein
Chicago a report reached her that her SON a had
reIien from ms horse and was badly hurt The
his mother TO that effect Mrs Field retErT %I 20
LAKEWOOD Immediately, and met at the statioD
by Marshall who assured her that he Was nm nm
Warm rains this week have freshenes the tur,
eonrs greens Of The Pine Forest golf links and the
80 now III splendlu condition
rest OF the season 'u"S ioF the
MRS charles Lathrop Pack has issued Invitations
avenue. 'N II iiol nome IN Madison
syarin. tose WHIST tournament helped TO mass an
SssJ5as ~ patrons OF the Laurel House this vel
- Use staying at the hotel MANY rrarobsrS
players. oio ihcIuded among the
r. Mrs: d DIX wife OF the Rev DR.. Morgan M,
the Laurel Hoys Shsarch mas taken apartments al
GeorE N srSp1 ps 10 Join her next week "Ns'
the Laurel tionsa or New York. is staying at
S Ecn sna Mt and Mrs. Henry r Wi1tbro11 pan az,
until late in March accusing their stay this hotel