New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-10
LIKELIHOOD VISITORS.
Mony Seek Refuge in That
Sheltered Spot IN Jcrsey Pines.

Lakewood. y. j.. March 3 tSpeciaD.-March
storms elsewhere have sent hundreds of visitors 10
this sheltered spot in the Jersey pines this week
A large proportion OF the arrivals from New
England points 1t was a New EnglGnder Dr.
oliver Wendell Holmes. who first made known the
advantages of Lakewood as a winter resort
For members Of the New York Stock Exchange
Lakewood has come to be favorite weekend re-
treat Inscribed on the register OF the Lakewood
Hotel on Saturday were the names of more than
score of well known Wall Street men. The palm
Of the motel was the favorite gathering place
Of this coterie. and there they fought over the
weeks battles and planned new encounters. They
came down to Lakewood for rest, so they told
the room clerks, but the moment two or more or
them got together business was the only thing
they talked about }. Brandt Walker and J. j.
Townsend. members Of the Chicago Stock EN-
change joined the New York crowd at the Lake
wood Sunday.
one OF the diversions Of the week at the Lake
wood Hotel a roller skating tea given by Mrs.
Frederic KIrgsbury, of New York Young women
on rollers served tea to the guests who were also
rollers
Former Commodore Lewis Cass Ledyard of the
New York Yacht Club Is with his family at the
Lakewood Hotel
Malcolm A. strauss an artist Of New York, is
spending "A brief vacation at the Lakewood Hotel
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Mckee and Miss Mckee. Of
New York. Joined party OF friends ~ the Lake
wood Hotel this week. Mr. and Mrs George t.
=
rivals at the Lakewood.
Several luncheon and dinner narties and other
more formal entertainments This week have az
forded the members Of the villa colony welcome
relaxation from the rigid observance OF the peni-
tentai forty days After the usual Mi-rartme
entertaining the social activities of the cottage set
will be limited 20 Lrnten card rarties and sewing
circle meetings.
luncheon given by Mrs. Arthur B. Cianin al her
home. al the head of Lake Carasaljo. Among
gnf. as lFgr lff-r fall NssaFe
Layton De Forest Mrs. George Fales Bsker Miss
Clure Mrs Edward Ernest Matthews Mrs. Henry
: ke9rney Mrs Gifard Romaine and Mrs Lewis
William Aenew Patton authority arche
"l9sy VINO IS ogcuPying ih" Justic" B2rrot cot
Saye o. ppeop on M9oGay IN honor Of Of The birth 51
his guest FOR several weeks. Original verses con-
trihuted by each guest We're road ~ the luncheon
- e." ~ r none III In' Ike I''IHe Oh
Ms %aek Inc hostess at similar entertainment mis-
Mrs Kingdom entertained a small company at
supper Her guests included Mr.. and Mrs Girard
Romano, Mr. aud Mrs .. Il. Flunternau Mr AMI
Joha Miloy Miss Rdgty ana Miss Footo
Al the bazaar 20 he held by Nh" Wom"us Aid
S"gieiy ot All SAINTS Memorial church at The
p@IlS NJ mouse h@AI i,hutSday Mr. ,e9rSe J. Gould
hootn Mr=- Gould'~ mother. Mrs Kingdom vlu
who are taking I'm active paIt in tho bazaar are
Ms Arthnr 4 .lahin 4nd her daughter Bea'ricc.
Matthew'S and Miss Natalie HaUI~y
although Allair". tho deserted village. has been
yrlop il into Il model farm Lakewood visitors are
not 70 be deprived % the pleasure of visiting the
heretofore The Lakewood Hotels now automobie
omnibus viii make regular trips The deserted
village for thu rcnaind1r Of tie season
.f-''tIt' liuhfHeS arc 10 hc allowed on Lake
taraSalio hui tho land company that controls tho
lax" property stil insists I'm ms refusal 20 permit
t,dS"-l" power hodtS 10 run on tn" lake. Until
the concession FOR electric launches was granted
the only craft allowed the lake were = fox row
hoats and q soIfafy cathoat. Tho first permit for
an electric launch has been granted 10 Archibald
DAVIS ~" mas bought "a -o-foot launch \ rustic
small bridge at tho outlct Of the lake several
DINER members OF III" cottage colony have applied
FOR permission 10 run launches This eassn and
Mr t and 2 Mqs fG ,'F Rbaa@da =, Won't
WI" AT" spending the season at tho Laurel House.
ar" entertaining family party there Mr. and
hr-. T. J. Oakley Rhiueaudcr and Charles Ian
Mrs Morgan Dix aud Mis- Dix Of New York
have taken apartments a. The Laurel House for
-" remaina"l OF I.ent The kev. pr Dix will Join
Before his departure for Augusta Ca to visit
his daughter John - Rockefeller visited I'M. conn
lIN Schooi az " hlt'aNllie stopping of there for
lew moments while taking an automobile rio
The school children cheered him cuthusi,sti,ally
Nr, Rockefeller will return to Lakewood I'm a f,rf-
night, and viii b" accompanied by his daughter
ana ,RI"hH'h'dfrn They VIII spend the remuindor
or the season with Kim at his country home. hero
A pool tournament with nearly score Of entries
held the interest Of patrons Of tho Taur,-jr. The
Pines this week High scores I'm the tniIrna,ent
were achieved hy Philip Rhinelander g 4 SHEER
man; John y La Marche ana Philip 5. T. Ran
Nj. and Mrs T II. Sherwood and Mrs ! y
ShurtIen are among the New WORKERS recisrarad
az the Hotel Wvisley this week
At Ike Bartlett Inn. the Manhattan tho LAYING
@ ana cd me me r5lnFr iGuTe many rooms are being
lions are for record breaking patronage
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