New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-31

the Lakewood Hotel tomorrow evening. The palm
ing place for the members Of the villa coony. and
- VIII De crowded with sraall dinner parties to-
olaee 5 or iouI1rarely more than six. The tables
are cj,er, I'LL mowers. and these clnher parties
Wool ehafinlng phase Of the social life of Lake
Mrs Henry Chisholm Osborne. Of Cleveland.
who Is the guest OF Mr. and Mrs Henry s Kear-
~ ~, mas peen the recipient much social atten
honor honor was a luncheon given bv Mrs Kingdom at
Mrs 0sboTne Ng on Rondays INC guests lnGluded
y Cfdfi; MIS- George Fales Baker Mrs. Arthur
and Mrs. Sih' MIS- rs Charles l. Indy. Mrs Kearny
10 the Eastertde throngs gathered here LAX
PUSSY P;y willows and the trailing arbutus bud
crosuse Ana Sq me village lawns are aboom with
49, 10 men are Longing about the hotel CORR.
HoIs , IN tennis costume and women going about
at least month further advanced here in the
Jersey pines than il is in New York The distance
enee in climate is remarkable. The temperature
ulls week has averaged from six to ten degrees
II, n Is not at all hard to understand why men like
cl,n -; roc kefelier and George ]. Gould should
TrIiLoOse 10 make their winter homes at Lakewood.
Iney and other wealthy New Workers were at
uacted here by the restful quiet of the place and
me Dalny air OF the pine woods
mere, mere VIII be notable display of fashionable
n91Inouts n the Lake Drive after the church ser
vices on Easter This viii be Lakewood's Easter
parade In the procession of equpages the wealth
Mr.. and Mrs George j. Gould will spend Easter
a. Georgian Court and small company OF friends
Viii Joln thenl IN celebrating the FESTIVAL Jay
Gould sailed this week for London to make another
tAg loT the world s court tennis championships MI
ana Mrs. Gould are to spend the summer abroad.
Much or the social life of the Laurel House has
centred at the tennis courts this week Robert ID.
Arenn. a former tennis champion, has been staying
al the hotel and his presence has added interest to
the matches.
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel schnakenberg. of Staten
Island, are among the Easter visitors at the Laurel
House.
Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Rhineander are entertaining
a small company of friends at the Laurel House
over Easter.
There was a large gathering of cottagers at
bridge and musical given by Miss Martha Jamison.
of Pittsburg, this week. A quartet of Negro must
clans sang and played plantation melodies and tea
was served afterward.
Mt and Mrs. Charles Iathrop Pack are enter
tanning Mrs Philip Rollins of New York. at their
home in Forest avenue.
Miss Emily Suydam concluded her series OF
Lenten lectures this week with talk old
Spanish Missions" given at the home OF Mrs.
David l. Schwartz.
Mr. and Mrs. De Witt Clinton Blair, Of Blairs-
town. making months stay at the LAurel-in-
the-Pines Mrs NJ Weld Ware. of Morristown,
has been their guest this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Baker Bourne and Miss
Pauline Bourne among the New Workers spend
ing Easter at the Laurel-in-t he-Pines
The Misses Rose and Anna Ireland and Miss
Bessie Nolan of Brooklyn. are among the Easter
visitors at ST. JameSs Hall.
The Hotel WriSley. the Lexington. Bartlett Inn
and the Manhattan fun OF Easter visitors from
New York and Brooklyn.