New-York tribune., 1907-01-13
LIFE At L4kEWOOD
Co0chlng Parties Feature of Fine
Days Festivities.

Lakewood, N J.. Jan 12-Perfect sunny days
have succeeded each other with such regularity
this week that even the rocking chair brgades in
the hotel corridors have been tempted out Of doors
The thermometer mounted up 10 10 one day this
week breaking ali records for January weather at
this resort
/ Coaching parties have been popular diversion
this week 1t is regarded good fun TO get up q
jolly party and drive 10 Alaire or Toms River for
an old fashioned country dinner one Of the way
side inns. The coach Lakewood left the Lakewood
Hotel on Thursday with merry party OF twelve
bound for Allare. the deserted village. Mr. and
Mrs Walter S. Hartman, OF Brooklyn were the
hosts OF the party and Mrs Hartman drove. Mr..
and Mrs Harriman's guests included Mr. and Mrs
Edward S. Randolph. Mr. and Mrs Howard c.
Thompson. Mr.. and Mrs Luther Burg Miss Jose
phne Lewis Miss Edna Shaler Gordon T smith
and Howard a. Glynn OF New York. The day was
spent In rambling among the ruins Of what was
once a thriving manufacturing town.
squash tournament held the interest or men AT
the Lakewood Hotel This week Tho chief cup was
won by Lawrence y Conner OF Philadelphia The
runner-up cup was taken by William Ii. CooTnbs
Detit"r fnr ih ~ , mere S WI De a similar com
Janet and Margaret Fuller and Thomas : Fuller
were among tho New Yorkers who registered at the
Lakewood Hotel this week
charming phase Of the life at Lakewood is the
eHGhanEe of inequalities among the members OF the
Sra co!onE; Isese take the form OF iuncheons or
larger hotels; Several delightful affairs given
stag luncheon on Tuesday. and Mrs. Hammond
entertained small company Of her friends the
tnelr nome In ~" Lake Drive for dance for their
Frederic F. camp entertainea 9 snS rs -
GlnheT t on iuesday evening. and on Thursday
dinner dance given for her daughter Beatrice one
!uncheon given by Mr. and Mrs Robert S. Harkins
IN the palm room OF the Lakewood Hotel on Thurs
Mrs stuyvesant Fish and md Ma Mr. and Mrs BENJAMIN
end 80 enesIs @ t al Ie?rgian Sourt over the week
cruise in the West indcs Mrs Could and ogld tb
younger chl!drfn deferred their departure for the
Henry Phipps, who recently returned from long
He returned New York This week but is COMING
fme Of q'6T b f2f gs long m stay He spent most OF the
woods with his secretary. ''''e
Mrs Arthur Il. Clahin IS engrossed with arrange
FebrnaTy m "a Slress ear 70 be given the latter part
John D. Rocksfeiiers private Ri Skating pond at HE
I couiIiLy Iiare IN the Ocean Avenue Boulevard is
competed ana water viii be pumped into he
next week Mr.. Rockefeller Is waiting the pppr@ach
men at the Rockefeller DIace are putting the an}sS
ing touches on two miles of new roada which he
making is one Of sIr Rockefeller's bobbies i''ad
After morning round Of the links Lakewood
SonerE invariably wind AZ the trans theee pIaos
Hnt afternoons. There excellent rtfInitIes
& TT tne &c fn3qymcnt t OF sP@rt az the Lakewood Gun
installed complete set of trans the recrea ton
placed the root Of the buildar Inr,ian Could Ie
VINO has developed into crack marksn'nn. shot
Among other high score Guns AT tho resort are
Philip S. =. Randolph. C1iHo~d Broknv. Ceorao
BI9kaw, Harry Suvdam ani W. II. Costo~
many wen known hCrScpler have brought treir
hne string Of two-yc 'r-Clds - his rloce in Ridge
avenue. and George Sanor:as has a strI-p or hunt
crs ana turnr"rs rear IN" Oliver stable Jvi-~ Fnv
OF Philadelphia sent several vOuaestc~s Fo~a this
week 10 he trained. Lakewood is an IDEAL place TO
winter horses ~ ''' :"
Mrs Park Painter Of Pttsburg who IS srondng
the season here with her family. has orga-ized n
bridge whist club which will MONDAY
afternoons during the season
lhe morning concerts at the Laurel House con-
tnue 10 attract large GATHERINGS Of mlSic lovers
After the concert the bridge whist enthueiaetc take
possession Of the music room and the ti-~- before
luncheon ts Civc1 over :" bridge Among 80 Noyv
Workers at tho LTUre HouSn this woo, Mr.
End End Mrs. " " Wickh"m, ir. and Nr. I'D Mrs
Theodore Fl. Banks. Mrs. John \. Ior~~ ir os
New York. sp"'t part Of tn" week - laurel
House with her vnur~ s"r. John A. logon Sd
Mr., and Mrs. W. w. Wilcox Of Pittcb,~e who
snent the season here last y"or re-urn"d this wcet
They have taken Gunton Hall. in 7th street for
the rest Of tn" They have brought their
private s'ahle from Pjttebr,rg ~
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford Erokaw. of New York have
solned the cottage colo0". Th"v ha'~ t?tea tho
H"ar1 cottage. In 9TH stec'. which Mrs Marshall
Field %. occupied last saaso1
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. NcC~oa. % Ph'I0dolph'a o~e
recent arrivals It the Laurel-in-th" Pines Mr. Mo
lren is son Of m" newly elected president OF tho
Pennsylvania RE Pilr0ad
Mr. and Mrs John u. Mnhoil9nd r~d ea:nIy are
At the L1urel-in-th Pines for i'd >Anitc s.av
NJ End NJ r N. Sinclair and Mr.. md Mrs
T.. F. H"rtZell of Now York uon,.o~- ~ IN
automobile party that arrived at the Hotel Wrislcy
this week.
The Rrr'va list ~ the Bartlett I'm. thu Nf1nhat-
tan and the Lexington thiF week shows large in
crease over the same rerlod last W"ek cni
dances are a popular feature oS the life ut these