New-York tribune., 1908-03-29
BOATING AND RIDING.
Outdoor Life Full of Charm for
LaEeaCood Drellers.

Lakewood March 2S.-Boatng on Lake Carasaijo
grows in popularity Riding parties start from the
Lakewood Hotel every day, and the delights OF
the open air life and spring weather make the
Hobbies practically deserted throughout the day
Ex-Presdent Cleveland has found his stay at the
Lakewood Hotel beneficial that he has EXTENDED
it. With his friend DR.. Bryant. of New YORK. ne
is taking the hydro-therapy baths at the Lake.
wood Hotel daily. takes long walk or a cfiVe
every day
JAY Gould was at Georgian Court over Sunday
He is diligently practising his court tennis for the
coming championship match with Eustace Miles
the English champion whom he defeateo last year
Miss Minna Pach entertained the members OF
the graduating class of the Lakewood school at a
tea her home in Clifton avenue Saturday after
noon.
home in Hyer's Woods. they plan TO sail for
France at the end of the month. They will make
an extended automobile trip through that country
and will return TO their summer home at South
hampton for later months.
Mrs. ". Z. Kimball entertained at a tea at the
Country Club Thursday party of thirty women
who formed a card party that was held at the cIuo
during the afternoon. There were six tables
Mr.. and Mrs. John A. Powell, of Pittsburg. gave
dinner party In the Palm Room at the Lakewood
Hotel Wednesday evening for number Of friends
from New York and Philadelphia.
Three bridge tournaments have been held at the
Lakewood Hotel this week and were well attended
by those staying at the hotel and also by people
from the Villa Colony. At the third tournament.
silver cup offered by the house TO the win
The prize taken by Mrs A. NJ. Morse.
of New York.
Among those registered the Lakewood Hotel
the last week are the following from Manhattan:
Mr.. and Mrs Alfred Ely. Albert Bryant. Emile
Rey, Miss Van Wrinkle, DR. ]. D. Bryant, Miss
Lillian Marks. Miss Edith Borg. Miss Elsie Borg,
Miss Annette Wallack, Miss WalIack. Mr. and Mrs.
A e. Abbott, Mr.. and Mrs Frederick Miller. DIR.
?. G. Busch. E K Butler and J. B. Porter. From
Philadelphia: Mr. and Mrs ". Schwartz Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. c. Wallach. NJ E Conner. Elsie j. Fried
and ]. 3. Murray. From Brooklyn: John j.
Ryan. Mr.. and Mrs. J. F. Talmage, Mr. and Mrs
Joseph Flynn. Mr.. and Mrs. F. /. Cooper. j. E.
Evarts and Miss Lillian Beckwith.
At the Laurel House registered the following
from Manhattan: A. Meserole, Mrs. ]. V Mese-
Louis B. Gantry Franklin SMITH Miss C. Murphy,
Miss n. Murphy r. Butt, J. Thompson. From
Phadephia: Mr.. and Mrs. Powell Evans. Miss
Emily McMichael, Clayton McMichael and James
w King. From Brooklyn: Nelson NJ. Wild. Mr..
and Mrs. NJ. Fargo Clifford Lewis. John Arbuckle
and Mrs. Thomas Cochran
At the Observation-Disclosures are the following from
Manhattan: The Misses O'Day. Elizabeth o. b
Lumnis. Mr.. and Mrs LoweIl-Lincoln. Mr. and
Mrs. W. Fl. Marshall. Miss Hazel Marshall. Mr.
and Mrs. A B. Bicknell and Miss Mollie c. El-
lott From Philadelphia: Joseph More, jr.. Mrs
j. G. koFb. Miss Kolb. Miss Emma V kob and
j. Blackman. From Brooklyn: Mr. and Mrs. W. j.
Sexton, Mrs. William Kennedy, Miss Kennedy,
Hamilton H Salmon Hamilton H. Salmon. jr,
Mrs. W. H. Powell and MI and Mrs. Bonner and
daughter