New-York tribune., 1908-01-19
LAKEWOOD GAYETIES.
Blue Jays Indicate Mid Uinter-
Il Musical Lap Dog.

new thing In Lakewood Is the Knockebout Club,
which has been organized by a crowd of gay MEM
bers OF the younger who staying at the
Lakewood Hotel The organization had It's modest
beginnings in a walking club. Among the members
Mr.. and Mrs. James w. Greer, the Misses Rose
Olcott, Helen Winters, Katherine Blackmoor and
Edith Rogers. and George Wagner. Harold Orvis,
John De Iande and Fl. B. Mcpherson.
Lakewood visitors are decidedly enjoying the
comparative quiet that has settled this resort
after the gayeties of New Years and the is
once more a haven of rest for wornout bodies and
tired The days have been mild that 1t
is not uncommon. even in the evening to
b-rs the villa colony sitting out their
das. Oldtimers in Lakewood claim to have discov
cred certain sign that the rest of the winter will
| be exceptionally mild In the presence OF large
hocks Of blueiays in the woods around town.
The bowling victory won by Miss Marie Talbot
over Charles Brewster. both OF whom the
Lakewood Hotel. celebrated by q dinner OF six
covers IN the Palm Room. given by the loser Miss
Talbots average score in five games was I2o.
Guests at the Lakewood Hotel have been much
amused over a wager that has been made by two
brothers who taking the hydro-therapy baths.
which utilized both for increasing and decreaS-
ing the flesh OF patients. The brothers came 10
Lakewood for exactly opposite reasons. George
BlakeIy. OF Chicago. has more flesh than he finds
convenient. and Arthur Blakely believes himself
too thin. The wager concerns the question as TO
whether they will be able TO find common weight
Society turned out IN force Friday evening to
attend the performance given in the private
OF the Lakewood Hotel by the towns fire Iaddes
for the benefit of the department. Two plays were
gven-a skt entitled Justice and Pinero's three
act comedy. College Days"
One OF the pleasant features OF the Saturday
night dances at the Lakewood Hotel is the habit
the children have fallen into OF stealing the ball
room floor before their elders have finished their
dinner and dancing till they are whisked OF 70 bed
by their nurses. Peter. small Iapdog. owned by
little Miss Bennett created great sensation
among the guests last Saturday evening. Slipping
unnoticed into the ballroom before the dancing
had begun, Peter Wept into the mouth OF the bass
horn and went to sleep The horn big. and
Peter was very. very small; and when the instru-
ment was picked up shriH yelp from the
depths. Investigation revealed Peter. tightly
wedged and badly frightened. but not at all re-
pentant
Among the list of arrivals at the Lakewood
Hotel through the last week the following:
Baron r. Won Arkovy. of Berlin: Raphael
Lewlsohn. of Paris: Miss Nance Gwyn. of London;
Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Lewisohn, Miss V. Fay
Lewisohn Master Randolph Lewsohn. Mrs. Ran
dolph Guggenheimer, Harry r. Guggenheimer.
Mrs. Alexander Carr. Mrs. n. A. Billman Mr.
and Mrs. NJ Dryfoos. Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. J. Strauss.
q. E. Strauss. Miss Mary Conroy. MIR. and Mrs.
l.. NJ McDermott. Eli B. Klein. c. Z. Garrison.
Mrs. NJ T. Rubenstein. Miss Florence Graben-
heimer. Miss Daisy Well. A. Strauss. F. Steen-
dorf W. Dickerman, S. c. Powell, Mrs. II. w
Block, Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Well l. f.. Shorey
Martin f. Steiner. Miss Beatrice Aitkrug. Richard
Bernhard Mrs A Bernhard Mrs L. Gross 5 l.
Gross. DIR. +. II. Kirschland. Mrs. A. N Levy
Mrs. A. j. Schloss, p Mckenna. Charles McPol-
lack Mr. and Mrs Louis Loeb. il Hayden. f. r
Barker. Nathan Stern. Leo Marx. ii. b. Gold
berry, II. Capln, all OF New York.
Among the automobile parties that have arrived
at the Lakewood j. II. Friedman and c. s.
Friedman. of New York; Mr.. and Mrs. Peter
Mcdonnell and Mrs Casey of New York: Mr.. and
Mrs. w. b. White and Mr. and Mrs. W. j. White
OF Cleveland and New York. respectively: Mrs.
Sndf
Barthoomae. of New York: Miss Dorothy Garri-
son, Miss Eulalia Garrison and John T. Garrison.
OF New York; August Goldsmith. Aethne Gold
smith and Richard Goldsmith of New York.
At the Laurel House registered Mr. and
Mrs. II. Is. vanderhoef Mrs E, o. FIagg and
Miss Fagg. Mr.. and Mrs. r. NJ Van Arsdale.
Mr. and Mrs. F. {. Osterhaute Miss X McC.
Thompson, Mrs. d. S. Draper, J. n. Vance. Ir.
Carl C. Johanson. Thomas B. Kerr and D. ".
Cooper. all of New York; Mrs. D. r. Jaques and
Miss E. H. Haines. W. Y Mercher Herber;
Church. James w. King. Mr. and Mrs. r. T.
Cook Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Cook. Nancy W. Cook.
L. E. Cook Robert Braman and NJ. r. Muckle,
jr. all of Philadelphia From Pttsburg are regis
tered Alexander Watson Black. Dawson Lloyd.
Mr.. and Mrs. Park Painter, Mr.. and Mrs. George
W Nicola. Mrs. Robert Jamison. Miss Jamson
Miss Martha Jamison Mr.. and Mrs. William A
Jamison Miss Christine Arbuckle Miss Darby
Fred w. Cloud. Mrs. H. J. King Miss E.
Bennett
At the Laurel-in- -the-Pines are registered from
Pittsburg Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas A. Mckinley
Rev. and Mrs. Maitland Alexander and Mrs.
James Laughln. From Philadelphia, Mrs. z. G.
Hood Miss A. (. Campbell William H. Lamb
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence b. Kemp and Mr. and
Mrs James W. Reed. From Brooklyn, Mrs
Henry Sweet;and. Mr.. and Mrs. w. c. Low jr
Mr. and Mrs. 4. b. Johnsone Mr. and Mrs. NJ.
Brown Mrs George T. Moon, Miss Francis Z.
White, Miss Harriet H. White and Mr. Mrs
Joseph H. Leeds. From New York Isaac Brau-
dom Francis ID. Hoyt. Miss Edith E. Cook. Mr.
and Mrs A. r. Elliott. Mr. and Mrs. John Sloan.
Mr. and Mrs. W. e. S. Griswold. Mrs. Frances j.
Oakes and ]. G. Barr.