New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-09
LAKEWOOD
Favorable Weather Brings Out
MANY Devotees of Bride Path.

4. Lakewood. y. j.. Feb. >--The cool
crisp days. together with the warm sun
| shine and IN" ncamess Of the polo season
and games which will he played on the
| Georgian Court ground. have brought out
| the dcvoteeS Of horseback riding in large
numbers. and daily the bride paths in ana
/ around the pine forests and the lakes are
! thronccd with riders. Especially the
Younger set have taken 10 the saddle. ana
| il is rumorcd that Miss Emily Randolph
/ daughter of Philip :. T.. Randolph OF
/ Philadelphia. might induce some OF the
women who have taken w polo to come
/ here and play with her in practice games
! with the men who will make UP the in
| t1national team which plays at Meadow
! Brook next June Niss Randolph, il is
umored is enthusiastic over the posi-
bility Of the matches here. and with the
! large nqndicap which her team would
naturally have tho men would have a
/ hard time winning.
! Among the riders noticed on the bride
paths were the Misses Madeline ana Elsa
Home. the Misses Hunter. Miss Winter
] bctham Mrs. IIuntresS. W. w. WILCOX
W. \. Jdmson Nj. and Mrs. J. +. shan
Icy. ir. Mr. and Airs. Gillespie, Miss Jones
/ Edwin Adams and Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas.
At her residence. Edeemere, Mrs George
! Fales Baker. Of Philadelphia, entertained
a number Of friends among the cottage
I colony at luncheon i'm honor Of Mrs Curtis
Bean. Among ihe guests were Mrs. Iior-
ton Singer. Nj. and Mrs. Archibald ID.
Davis. Dr. and Mrs. Charles l.. Lindley'
Mr. and Mrs Charles Latmop Pack ana
/ Mr. and Mrs. Jasper Lynch.
Mrs. Elizabeth VI. Horne entertained at
auction bridge and hearts AT the Country
Club on Monday Tea was served after
the bridge playing to the players. among
whom were Mines. Lewis Il. Stillwell'
! Girard Romano. Y. :. Nanderhoef 4. ID.
I Davis Charles l.. Lindley. Maxwell Lester
I L. 4. Potts. Henry Lloyd Herbert and the
Misses Mason. Downcr. RILEY. Hawley'
/ Davis. Baldwin and Chamber.
Recent registrations a; the Laurel in
cludc Edwin NJ. Seek. Miss Eleanor \.
Quinn. Mrs. Thomas T.. Hunter, Mr.. and
Mrs. William Phillce. Miss Hunter. Mr..
and Mrs John Marshall GeSt Mrs. George
| L. TAYLOR. Of philadelphia: MI and Mrs.
seth Thomas. jr Mr.. and Mrs. :. II.
Gillespie Nh and Ms W. !. curtis. Nj
and Mrs =. l.. Belt Mr.. AVID Mrs. james
J. Burke. Mrs J. Bradley Cummings. Mrs.
W. j. Tinsue jr.. Mrs. David NJ. Morri-
son. Mr. and Mrs. V. Evcrit Macy, VAL
ortine Macy Ms T. \. MACPHERSON and
.lr. md Mrs William &. u Witt. OF New
/ York y. \ Bartlett. Miss Fitzpatrick, j.
Reebae and DR. r. NJ. Lawrence, OF
/ Boston and Mrs Frederick p. Newton
OF New Haven.
| At the Laurel House are registered a.
/ l.. Osborn. Mr. and Mrs. Charles \. Elk
hard. Nj. and Mrs. Alex Leverne DR..
/ +. W. Seward. Mr. and Mrs. Frank O.
Roe. MI and Mrs. Lindenmeyer. Miss
Lindenmeyer, Nh. and Mrs. \. II. Turner
and Miss pyle Of New York; Mr.. and
/ Mrs G. o. Beaumont Miss Beaumont
Miss TAYLOR Frederick Beaumont MISS
I McCayloy. George =. Stephenson, Mr.. ano
/ Mrs. George Everhar: and Miss sylvester
OF Philadelphia 6. w. Benham. of Bridge
port Nj. and Mrs Edward y. NeWall
! Of Concord. y. H.: Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
! O. Chick and Mr.. and Mrs. Il. W. Luce
Of Boston: ]. 6. Hnlhouse. of Newton
\. G. Creec Clarke. Of Washington, Conn
! Aianasah Perkins. of Jefferson. y. H.; f.
f. Dickinson. ir.. of Essex; Mrs Is. w
! blackwell Mrs. \. T.. Blake and Philip
! Burnett. Of Montreal Mr. and Mrs
| Thomas Goodwillie. of Baltimore; MISS
! Durand. Miss Plum. Miss Wallace. Will
lam McCIaye and Richard T Ross. OF
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