New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-03
THE LAKEWOOD SEASON
Most Successful in Years-Interest
IN Sports.

Lakewood, y. j. March (SpeciaD.-Now that
the holiday crowds have departed, Lakewood mas
resumed It's wonted quiet. Until after Easter iIere
win be a steady number Of arrivals, and at Easter
there will be another holiday crush. All the hotels
are comfortably filed and the season thus far has
been the most successful in years
A pool tournament for women patrons was one OF
the interesting of the life at the Lakewood
Hotel this week. In the finals there was close
contest between Mrs. Willard Helm and Miss Mar
1orie Crosbecll Of New York. In the last frame OF
a Hotpoint match Mrs. Helm pocksted two balls by
q difficult bank shot and won out by one point
The prize was a cue.
Mr. and Mrs Charles W. Fortescue. Of Brooklyn.
we're the hosts Of a dinner IN the palm room OF the
Lakewood Hotel in honor of their tin wedding an
niversary Wednesday evening. The courses were
served tin plates. and a collection OF tin"are
Wright IoriG.er. Tie actor Is at tho Lakewood
Hotel TecGperating from an attack Of double pheN-
'' G"@i!es Raoul-puval of New York who was
party Of friends a the Lakewood Hotel TINS week
sued Invitations Tor roller skating tea at The
Lakewood Hotel on Monday afternoon. -
Pau! s3oford PearsaII Mrs Pearsau was Mrs.
James 9 blaipG IT, me are TlSHy N Pearssil
Of Black Rock Conn. who are here for the winter
Mr Pearsal and his bride are enthusiastic pedT5,
tauut around Lake Carasaljo twice day.
All records for long distance puts a, fltne, 30, 90
Lakewoods three golf courses were broker ms tnis
week by +. Kennedy stowe. Of london FIayins
week 2Ir stowe by mistake took his put,er FOR
one hundred yards from The green. but his stroke
was 50 accurate that the n1ll dropped IN me cIp
Stowe. who is Sky years old. is a crack polo
player, and he intends TO bring over Il team Of
English polo players next season.
A sweepstakes shoot the Country Clubs new
HIPS SRoS Tho oq match a @ oa Ru8 nd
! and ten guns Were entered. Philip :. z. Randolph
won by clifford Rrokaw. Of New York Air
PbUin : r Randalnt ir who is sixteen Years
old. made better showing than his father. who
Mr.. and Mrs. John j. Rockefeller start on Mon
day for AuEust'. Ca - Visit their daughter Mrs.
Mrs. Rockefeer. who has entirely recovered from
is,gSr l is Erea y GonceIned over her
gained strength since tho birth OF her baby and
. a physician ana a nurse Mir and Mrs Rocke-
refer 1a have :o planned to bring her TO Lakewood
dumb I HiFersty entrance examination. and
" Tn,' ugt. n"Ai falI iie Is to take the course
~ scene hnll Jay ana his elder brother. King
don. ar" hitting themselves 60 take an active part
Bridge luncheous. bridge teas ana bridge s1ppers
naVe betn IN" principal items of the social card
social gathering al iakcw"od either sarts In yitS
hfldse or winds Up with bridge these days. The
/ card rooms at the Lakewood Hotel and the Laurel
! Honsse are constantly thronged with bridge en-
! have been formed ~ both hotels
IS her guest Mrs George Faes Baker savS ~" a
/ Ou
! "Wednesday Mrs Baker viii entertain I'm a similar
manner next Monday in honor Of Miss Singer OF
WIN bridge whist parties in almost every nook
/ ana corner Of the hotel. patrons Of the Laurel
niouSe haye had no Ieason to complain Of dun mo-
! Hi'1lS this week For the Young folks bOwlfns
/ parties and Switchboard contests have helped t9
! make the evenings pleasant.
I MIS- Herbert Parsons is staying at the Laurel
/ House with Mrs. James r. Townsend Among
/ other New Workers at the Laurel this week were
| . ar. ana Mrs Daniel Robinson ana Mr.. and Mrs
nhila3dslphians among the weeks arrivals at the
u, MISS Louise Spear and Miss Stuart lanes NJ
refers Is Phiiadelphian who arrived AT the Lake
N2'u itotel TINS week for stay of several weeks
D. w Friend. OF Fittsburg, is at the Iaurcl-in-the
/ ilheS. Mr.. and Mrs. John ChitO Rogers and Mr.
/ ana Mrs w. II. Hofstatt, of New York have taken
apa ftnents al this motel for indefinite stay.
Z party OF we'll known Brooklyn people AZ the
I1anrel-in- the Pines includes AIR and Mrs Lewis
". francis. Mr.. and Mrs. David Fairbanks and
/ MSS Fairbanks and Mrs Willis L. ogden.
MISS Beatrice tld1lin gave tea for the Younger
SCI OF the villa colony AT her home ON Saturday
the Lexington " "
tard parties and musicals and informal enter.
laninentS have made tho week pass quickly foI
| patrons of the Bartlett Inn and the Palmer House