New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-14
L4KEUOOD PASTIJIES.
Visitors Find Many Means of En-
iOUncHt.

lakewood. Y = Jan. Is (speciaD.-Coaching.
horseback riding. golf and automobillng are the
pas,imes that lure the visitors here outdoors on
clear crisp days. With colder weather everybody
looked forward 70 the pleasure OF skating. The
small pond near the outlet Of Lake Carasalio was
frozen over and its surface was thronged with
skaters this week Everybody was hoping that
Lake CarasaIjo would soon be frozen. The lake
is bordersd all sides by an evergreen forest
which screens It from penetrating winds.
pr. and Mrs. George Fales Baker Of Phnadel-
phla. who have been giving series OF entertain
ments at the Country Club. entertained a small
company at dinner this week Their guests were
Mr. and Mrs. !. y. s Brewster the Rev. Mr.. and
Mrs. Ernest J.. Matthews. a. ". Black. Dr.
Charles L Lindley. Miss Harding Mrs. w \. ia
mison and Mr.. Moore.
Mr. and Mrs w W. Wilcox OF Pittsburg. who
were popular members OF the cottage colony last
season. returned this week TO spend the OF tho
season. They have taken Guuton Hall. In 7th-st..
which vas formerly occupied by Mrs. Clara W.
Mercy. Nlr and Mrs. Wilcox were noted for their
turnouts last season and won several prizes at the
Lakewood Horse Show.
Coaching parties have enlivened otherwise
dull week at this resort The coach Lakewood left
tho Lakewood Hotel at noon on Wednesday with a
merry party bound for Chatsworth- Miss Grace
Rollins OF New-York. who is an excellent whip
drove the coach on the return trip. Among those
in tho party MIR. and Mrs. Robert EIiston,
bliss Louise Es50n M and Mrs. H3W2gd Nan
to the lakewood Hotel. where they were the guests
of Mr. and Mrs. William Fields at dinner in the
Two Illustrated lectures, descriptive of the Taft
partys trip 10 the Philippines. were given by Burr
Mcintosh; OF NewIYork IN the theatre OF the
Lakewood Hotel this week The theatre was
crowded on both occasions wlth cottaSers ana
hotel patrons -. -. -.
day Ia attend the dinner given at the Country
Club. by Mr.. and Mrs: John Hays, Hammond last
of their M ,a M G sgd Mrs IS
a m
diamond mines Of South Africa He was ca ptured
by. the Beers and afterward ransomed by the
Mrs Marshall Field r. arrived en {rq 3P Chicago
der of the season. She has leased Mrs. Samuel 5.
Is Speces sS that afsn IN F who is ana at
present in NeyIYGrk win visit his daughter-in,
Of six weeks, Mrs Field has been bereft of her
one Of the features of the. winter. carnival,
which the Women's Aid Society of All Saints
m @ ba OF MRS
Wigs Of the Cabbage Patch Mrs =, Ed N1 pr a-
e M a mich hatsh be hd ed4 h P fasa
Baker. Miss Hammond and Miss Macarow will also
who will have Mrs Henry Lloyd Herbert and Mrs
w Ross Proctor 10 assist her. VIII be in charge of
Miss Pauline Norton of New-YOrk. is visiting
Miss De Acosta and Mrs. Philip Cortis were
among the weeks arrvsls at the Laurel House;
were here earlier IN the season; have returned to
the Laurel House for q BRIEF stay.
Miss Queenie B. Hall and Miss Percival OF New
York who staying at the Laurel House.
enthusiastic horsewomen. and they take long gall
lops each morning TO the seashore and nearby ham
let's
Mr.. and Mrs. Brent Good and George N Selisman
among the New-Yorkers who spent the
week end at the Lakewood Hotel.
The Rev. Father Peter McNamee, Of New-York.
Walden Pell Of New-York. is az the Iaurel-in-
the-Pnes. The engagement of Mr.: Pells sister,
Miss Gertrude Peli. Francis G. Bishop. of New
York was announced last week. Mrs Henry Sic
gel OF NeW-York, who among the recent
rivals this hotel. has planned TO spend the
w. g. Eden and W. C. Carlisle. of New-York. and
AR and Mrs. George Petit. of Brooklyn. are at
the Palmer House.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Lawrence. of New-York. are
staying at the Lexington. Mrs. w. II. Irwin and
Miss Irwin OF New-York. Joined a party or
friends at the Lexington this week
Mr.. and Mrs. Jerome ID. Gedney. of East Orange.