New-York tribune., 1908-03-08
SKATING AT LAKEWOOD.
Ice Still Holds, Despite April
Weather-Mdny 4utOmOhists.

Lakewood n. J., March This has been a rec
ord week for automobfIsts at the Lakewood Hotel
The Philadelphians among the tourists enthu-
sastic about the proposed speedway to Phidadel-
phia The Log Cabin teahouse broken into
and robbed one night last week The thieves made
a clean sweep and got away with the whole COM
| missary. including unknown pounds of material for
! brewing tea The green hat craze imported from
Paris, has struck Lakewood The top of head
The man who doesn't wear green fedora is not in
| fashion.
At Lake Carasaljo, in spite of the fact that the
sun is so that the season might well be taken
for advanced April, jolly crowds still gather every
| afternoon for skating.
Lakewood has been much interested in the al
most simultaneous announcement of two engage
ments-those of Miss Helen Van Courtlandt De
! Peyster TO DR.. George Augustus Lung, L. S N,
| and Mrs. Frederick z. Camp, Horace Bullock,
| Of Ardmore Philadelphia. Mrs Frederic J. De
| Peyster made the formal announcement of her
| daughters engagement last week. The De Pey-
| sters have been in Lakewood q great deal Of the
| time this winter Recently the engagement of
| Miss De Peysters brother F. Ashton De Peyster.
/ to Miss Helen Abercrombie-M Miller, also an
| nounced Mrs Camp formerly Miss Joanna
NJ. c. Ridgeley. daughter of the late DIR. Nicholas
| C Ridgeley and Mrs. Ida c Ridgeley. of Wood
side Farm. Hartford County, Nd. The wedding
will take place during Easter week at Mrs. Camps
| home in Lakewood
| Miss Elliott, of New York. has been the guest
of Miss Marie Stuart Palmer at her home in Mad
| ison avenue.
Miss Mary Ridgeley, of Baltimore, is visiting her
| sister, Mrs. Frederick E. Camp.
The vigor with which Lakewood society has been
turning It's attention this winter charitable work
is attested in the results of the fair which was
Gently given by the women's Aid Society of All
| Saints Memorial Church. Mrs Walter P. Bynner,
| the president of the society, has announced that
sl,40o cleared and that the fair was a success
| from every point of view
| Mrs. P. s. Cohn, OF New York. has been the
I,9k and 10 oIrir
| her little granddaughter Miss jeanette Regensburg
| also of New York.
| Among those at the Lakewood Hotel are the fol-
| lowing from Manhattan: DR.. and Mrs. Allen NJ.
/ Thomas. c. H. Heinerdinger. F. l. de Villa. Sam
| uel Buchell. Mrs Ruchel Mrs. Frederick Kurer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Milton Mayer Miss Mary T Wynne,
| Miss Elizabeth Kirinise A. Bryant, Miss NJ. II.
Morris, Miss Harriet J. Roger. S. c. Ledyard. Mrs.
Ledyard. Miss Jean Morris Mile. Surban, the Rev.
| Dr. Taylor Miss Taylor Miss Frances. Miss Mead
ows, Albert Bryant, j. Land, G. Davis Mr. and
Mrs. NJ. H. Hirschberg and Miss Frances Hrsch-
| berg.
From Brooklyn-Miss z. NJ BIackman. Miss A.
| Klein Mrs William Morrison, Mrs. Morrison Nor
| ris Kurtz Mrs Bliss and Rudolph Seldner.
From Philadelphia-Mss Dorothy Ward, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. Berg. Mrs. and Mrs Julius Herring and
Mr.. and Mrs H. B. Nedeau.
At the Laurel House the following from Man
| haitian J. B. Burt, Mrs J. l.. Adams R w Zinl-
norman Miss Crawford. ]. NJ. Dimick ]. B. Burr,
| W. H. Cushing, Mrs W S, Pyle. Mr. and Mrs S.
Donaldson, F A. Dean 0. D. Budd and NJ n
Green.
From Brooklyn-N. T Potter. Miss Vessels. Mr..
and Mrs Charles (. C1uff, Mr.. and Mrs w F
Barr. F. I. Pearsall, T. c. Swan. Mrs McNally
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas F. Tenney and Miss Emma
Morton.
From Phadephia-Mr and Mrs J. NJ Rhoades
Isaac r. Childs E S. McCawley. Whitton Evans
and Miss Cooley
At the Laurel-in- the Pines from Manhattan are
Mr.. and Mrs R. L. Wood. Mr. and Mrs. H c. r.
Dodge. William II. Tripp. Mr. and Mrs R. T.
jerks. Mr.. and Mrs. S. Sloan and Mr. and Mrs
A. B. Forbes.
From Brooklyn-Mr. and Mrs W. A VogeI. Judge
and Mrs. James c. Church. George B. Carhart and
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. II. Barnes.
From Philadelphia-Mrs. W. W Gibbs Mr. and
Mrs. John NJ. Guest Mrs. Allan Wood, jr and
Mrs. A ". Graf.