New-York tribune., 1907-01-06
THE LAKEWOOD SEASON.
Mud Weather Enables Visitors to
Enjoy Out of Door Sports.

Lakewood. n. J.. Jan. Especially weather
has been go mild and pleasant at Lakewood that
many OF the holiday visitors are prolonging their
stay. The golf enthusiasts especially are taking
full advantage Of the bright days for the enjoyment
OF their fevorite pastfrne
Tie holiday gayety eliminated with the New
Year balls at the Lakewood Hotel and Laurel
House Both were held on New Years night Pre-
ceding the ball at the Lakewood Hotel several large
dinner parties were given I'm the palm restau-
rant The feature OF the at this hotel was the
serpentine dance. which just before supper
Hundreds Of streaners of multi -colored ribbon
paper were thrown out the heads OF the dam
GERS, and this was followed by shower of con-
fetti. Supper served In the main dining room
at midnight. The advent of the New Year was cell
ebrated with jolihcation the Lakewood Hotel
New Years Eve.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Raoul- Duval Of New York
entertained small company OF friends the Lake
wood Hotel over New Years. They brought their
guests down by automobile. and among those in the
party were Mr.. and Mrs Jules S. Bache and Henry
Ducont.
Miss Katherine 3. Schey. daughter OF DIR. and
Mrs. ]. Montfort schIey. Of New York. the
guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank ]. Dupignac at the
Lakewood Hotel over the New Year holiday
w Z. d. Stokes. of New York is staying at the
Lakewood Hotel with his ten-year- old son. w. E.
o. Stokes; tr.. who IS recovering from severe
In their turbine yacht Atalanta. Mr.. and Mrs
weeks in the indies @ and Mrs Gous & snd
iasir ag sf sndEsn with the eSc2ptSn Of Kingdom and
Bay, where the Atalanta. with Captain Ccnald Tod
IN command, was awaiting them. MTs. William A
party a,er on hey WIN Be ioinsd by GIs stnye o
yesant Fish. Mr.: and Mrs. Philip Clark, Benjamin
Nicoll. Edward T. Jeffrey and p. F. Collier. Ham
ton. Bermuda, viii be the first stop OF the party.
but after that they VIII off rtom the beaten
track CT West Indian tourists. Mr. Gould will be
unable 10 remain with his family fer the entire
cruise.
Fine weather enabled Lakewood golfers to hold
Two open handicap competitions this week In the
New Years handicap at the Country Club cups
were yer, Won Won by Harry suydam and Arden NJ Rob
ping The handicap contest at the Pine Forest Club
brought OF q field OF twenty players Honors were
won by William II. Coonbs. of Wakefield, Z. l..
with net score of rs which is the record for the
season. Warm rains have freshened the turf and
fair greens thst gofng conditions here are ideal
One OF the pleasant social affairs Of week
was q bridge party given by Mrs Lewis B. Stwel
at her home in 9th street Mrs. Stiiiwell was
sisted by Mrs. Henry Lloyd Herbert who poured
coffee, and Miss Downer, who poured Among
those who enjoyed her hospitality were Mrs Park
PAINTER Mrs. Girard Rornaine. Mrs Granville D.
Bfaman, Mrs. Arthur h. -Clafin Miss Anderson,
Miss Thurston Miss Schwartz. Miss Baldwin and
Miss Bangs.
Miss Nathalie Du yiver. daughter OF Mr.. and
slrs Ceres A. Du Vivier. and Miss Jeanne Faure.
aaughie cf Mrs. Paul Faure were among the
youngtF members Of New York society who
&c the New Years ball at the Laurel House. They