New-York tribune., 1908-03-15
BOATING AND GOLF.
Popular Pastimes at LdkezcOOd-
Social Diversions.

Lakewood, March 1.-THE weekly contingent OF
Wall Street men who come down for their beloved
golf Is showing decided increase now that the
| turf is drying, and the books OF the Lakewood and
the other hotels show augmenting list each
week The breaking up of the ice Lake Cara
saljo has given the opportunity for boating and
everybody is turning TO rowboats and canoes
Mrs. Kingdom. the mother of Mrs. George Jay
Gould. is at Georgian Court, where she intends to
remain for a month. with the three youngest of
the Gould children, who have been spending the
winter in Lakewood
Commodore Lewis Cass Ledyard OF the New York
Yacht Club is making extended visit at the
Lakewood Hotel He is accompanied by Mrs Led
yard. Miss Jean Norris Miss Nj. H. Morris Miss
Harriet ]. Roger and Mile. Surban-
William Cary Sanger. of Springfield. y. Y, ex-
Assistant Secretary OF War. is spending fort
night in Lakewood with Mrs. Sanger.
Judge NJ. H. Hirschberg. Of the Supreme Court
of New York is making extended visit at the
Lakewood Hotel. and is accompanied by Mrs.
Hirschberg and Miss Frances HIrschberg. Judge
Hirschberg is recovering from a severe illness.
Mrs. e. NJ. Horne gave roller skating party at
the Arcade rink Thursday morning for about
thirty guests.
Miss Rachael Schaunier, who has Just returned
10 Lakewood after a long absence, the chief
guest at a tea given Wednesday by the Misses
Glover. Mrs. r. F. Manning and Nine. de Mon
talvo poured. Among those present were Mrs. W.
B. Schauff1er, Mrs. A. D. Davis, Mrs Pack Mrs
H. B. Walker. Miss Nightingale, Miss Hinsdae,
Miss Gordon. Miss Babcock. Miss Macerow Miss
Winifred Smith, Miss Harp and Miss Baldwin.
Mrs. S. Kearney gave dinner Tuesday even
ing at which she entertained Mr. and Mrs. A B.
Clafin, Mr.. and Mrs. William Ross Proctor Miss
Singer. Of Pittsburg; Mrs. Tracy, Mrs. Mott, of
Oswego. n. Y, and Mrs. Henry S. Kearney.
Mrs William Ross Proctor entertained the mem
bers Of the younger set at bridge Thursday af-
ternoon in honor Of her sister, Miss Singer. of
Pittsburg.
Among the arrivals at the Lakewood Hotel are
the following from Manhattan: Joseph G. Ketchel,
Miss L Jacobs z. K. Butler, ". H. z. Gade. Miss
F. Gade Mr. and Mrs NJ. r. Bimberg. Jesse n.
sulzberger, A. C. Bergenstein. Miss s. y. Bergen
stein, s. c. Burchell. Grant Strauss. L E ShOrey.
r H. Stearns, Benjamin SteclIler, J. Lohman H.
N BIoorner, Miss Meadows, Mile. Francis, DR.. and
Mrs Allen NJ Thomas. Master Jack Thomas and
J. B Fowler; from Philadelphia Jesse Schwartz,
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. ". Newton Mrs F. J. Friedman,
Charles NJ. Rainsford. w 0. Pehiing. c. R. Howell.
Mrs Dora Ginsberg and John Hatfield; from Brook
lyn, Morris kurtz. Mr.. and Mrs. D. 1. Ulnan, Ruth
Ulman. Helen Ulman. Sadie Mum, John Byrnes,
Miss A. Klein. Miss E. NJ Blackman and James
Cavanaugh.
At the Laurel House are registered the following
from Manhattan: L. D. Foster H. f. Armstrong.
J. F. Sprague. Miss E. NichoI. Charles A. Hafner.
3 Nevcornbe A p. Allen, julius Avagee and
". N Bruce; from Philadelphia, James W. King,
Robert Braman, II. C. Thomas and H. C. Miller;
from Brooklyn, John s Dean. Miss Helen Dean,
Herman Bancroft. John Arbuckle, Mrs Thomas
Cochran and c. 4. Jamison.
At the LAurel-in- Pines are registered from
Manhattan: Mrs. F NJ. Freeman. ". A. Tibbots,
T. G. Hinsdale D. c. Blair, W. II. Bowen, Miss
Ella T Murphy. Mrs. E F. Murphy and Mrs
Elizabeth Richardson from Philadelphia, c. X
Arnold, Mr.. and Mrs. J. z. Matsen, Miss Matsen,
: Z. Thomas H Lambelet, Mr.. and Mrs NJ
Franklin, NJ. c. Payne and Ms c. G. Wetter;
from Brooklyn. Mr.. and Mrs. G. H. Southard, Mr..
and Mrs. c. NJ. McCutcheon Schuyler Blankley.
Charles Sullivan, Mrs. J. c. Van Nostrand, Mrs.
Lowell NJ Palmer and Miss Windsor.