New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-02-03
IN LIKELIHOOD PINES.
Stra1c Rides and Skating Diversity
Life There.

Lakewood. y. J.. Feb 2 Observation-Disclosures
straw ride parties have been a feature Of the life
at Lakewood this week Mr.. and Mrs. Walter f.
Phipps, Of New York, who are at the Lakewood
Hotel, were the hosts Of party Of twenty on
a straw ride TO Allaire the deserted village. on
Thursday evening. Part Of the evening was spent
in skating the small lake a Allaire and then
a rabbit" supper was served al the Hail. tie only
habtation In the village.
BY making a detour from Old Bridge TO Perth
AmbOy and thence to Tottenville and across Staten
Island, automobile tourists have found that the
route from this resort 10 New York may be
shortened twenty miles and the bad stretch Of
plank road out OF Newark avoided Following the
new route Joseph J. Evans of New York who is
at the Lakewood Hotel made the journey from
New York to this resort snow roads in three
hours day this week.
The Easter rush TO Lakewood will be unprece-
de1ted II present indications count More than
score Of applications for rooms in Easter week
were received in one mail at the Lakewood Hotel
"Wednesday.
MI. and Mrs George Blumenthal. of New York
arrived at the Lakewood Hotel this week for a
fortulghts stay.
Isaac a. Hopper and John A Hoagland are
among the New Workers who at the Lakewood
Hotel
George J. Gould and the younger Gould children
Will return from a cruise in the West Indies the
latter part of February. Mrs Gould will then take
q large party Of friends including Mrs Stuyyesant
Fish. Mr.. and Mrs. benjamin Nicou and Mrs
William A. Hamilton. aboard the AtIalauta for
more extended cruise.
Society at Lakewood is crowdng a great deal
OF entertaining into these pre-Leut1n days
Dances. bridge whist parties dinners and lunch
cons have hlled IN the week and the programme
VIII be even larger the coming week Miss
trude Leslie gave a bridge tea at her home. Bon
Respiro In Forest avenue. She assisted by
Mss Mss I4sa Downer' and among her guests, we're
finest Mattd~s. Miss Helen Paris Mrs Twin
Howell Hance and Mrs. Lewis b. StiIlweu
Mt :r J9na n, p GailI9Td gaze &inMer this week
,,;r.isa Ro%rer gave similar entertainment for
3ilsa Helen FaTrish Of Ne" York. who has been
Dy Mrs. B-aman and Mrs George FaIes Baker
hundreds OF New Workers have planned to
sI7'q g. litT I.I5a4y e[e VII se cr""as az
tors at the Lakewood Hotel next saturday even
Mrs AT, arthur B Claaln luncheon at her
0ny %A2 are aSsiStag at TIE matinee and 6a
IF fh Ti,Igret m 1 qort SICK P21r daI
having both Entertainments next Saturday. It has
afternoon ana the bal poudIe on the following
The AS You Like 1t club were guests Of Mrs.
Henry A. James at musical at her home IN
snail tables after the entertainmert
Bishop Hare, OF South Dakota, who has boon
THIS week and hastened TO Sioux Falls 20 attend
Mrs. W. H. Beadieston Miss Beadleston and
Randolph Beedieston, Of New York. are among
garten, Miss Steele and Miss Kate Gillespie
Or. and Mrs. William Gray SchauitieT and Mrs.
Frederic T. Camp among the cottageTs who
entertained week end house parties this week.
DR.. and Mrs William NJ Polk OF New York.
arc the Laurel-in-t the Pines. Martin l. Bouti-
lier and Mrs. Charles lie Boutlher, Of New York,
are also at this hotel.
The Rev. and Mrs John Douglas Adam and Mr..
and Mrs H. L. Whitney have poiEed the Brooklyn
colony at the Laurel-iu-tho Pines.
The arrival lists at the Hotel Wrtsley, Bartlett
Inn and the Lexington continue 10 show steady
Increases over corresponding periods of last sea
February holiday patrons
novel entertainments are planned by the manage
ment Of these hotels.