New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-02
Festivities AT LAKEWOOD.
LAND IMPROVEMENTS SUNDAY TRAIN LoNd
LISTS OF GUESTS.

rAND IMPROVEMENTS - SUNDAY IISAlN - H"-''
LISTS OF GUESTS.
1orerood Feb. (speclaD.-The parlors OF tne
laurel House were bright with lights ana gay WIZ.
laughter last evening. The occasion OF the elpoSio
WIS a heart party" given by Mrs FRANCIS T. fioo'
Of New-Yor in recognition OF her hnsbanus or'nuay
Thirty-sIx people, all Laurel House guests "oi0
present all Of whom were intensely interested Al '",
game They were placed at smdll tables and payeo
nriuorruntedv for an hour and half, when time was
called and hearts counted Those who were fortunate
enough TO win the dainty prizes were MISS LOUISE
Jones. Mrs. Bayard Smith, Miss Mary N?uhg' Mr.
Co.toreu and Mr.. Baysrd Smith, all Ncw-Yorkers.
While the guests admring the prizes a '@oe
laden with good things to eat was brought ILL., III
te centre was birthday cake, appropriately decoraIeu
and encompassed BY thirty six glowing candies Inc
coLo was the lift OF Messrs. Plumer & Porter the
managers Of the Laurel. Great interest was man
ifested when IT was whispered that prize was con-
ceaed in one Of the slices OF tho cake Mr. Coh-
stock was the lucky gentleman drawing a pretty
silver pencil from his piece.
Mrs sheppard F. Knapp is one OF the recent new
York arrivals at the Old Homestead.
Mr.. and Mrs A. i. Boardman, Of staten Island
were at tho Iaurel House this week Secretary Tracy
Is expected TO accompany Mr. Boardman on his next
visit.
Mr. and Mrs Maitland Armstrong, OF New-forK
were I'm Lakewood on Tuesday
John Holmes Of Holmes & Coutts, New YORK, was
guest of Charles F. NaethnG this week
The Sunday train to be put on the New-JerSey
Southern early in February viii be an Innovation ana
Will be welcomed by good many people here
The latest New-Yorl arrivals at the Laurel House
this week include the following DR.. NJ. Alien starr
T. S. Ormiston, A. L. Bell L. Longhurst, W. b.
White Mrs II. W. Knott. II. Chambers. W. A. Day
william T. Eldridge, C. d. Chapman, John NJ Chap'
man. Charles c. Worthington, Nell Mcdonald W. A.
Boynton, W. H. Payne, john b. Cotton, Park f. Bell
Mr.. and Mrs T. F. Sloan, Charles lie Boutillier A. X
Bourne. Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph f. schriner, Douglass
Greer Miss King James d. Leary, w. L. Curtis MISS
Estelle Sloan Charles Converse Tyler Mrs f. H.
Hawes Mrs Arthur Ridley, Mr.. and MIS-. o. W.
KENYON Mr.. and Mrs. Myron Plummer, Mrs. Ihoihas
H. Hail. L. Lindley, Daniel MeKeever' MISS Lopo
McKeever A. II. McKeever, ID. o. Mckeever MISS
Catherine H. Hunt, Gordon Fellows, the Rev. Behja-
min brewster Mrs. Henry p. Havens Paul Hoffman,
Mrs Robert Nicol Mrs. Skae and Miss Skae'
Among the brooklyn arrivals at the Laurel House
are Mr. and Mrs Walter Christie, J. S. Meserole Mr..
and Mrs Re%oGd5 II r. l Maa%e M aGS
" Mrs p0S;wd A sT TS%Sgd IoW Max
ana N'9 n white hi Mr.. and Mrs. S. S. Packard, Miss
Packard, Mrs Charles Robinson Mr. s anS Mrs
kenyon Mrs and r M goHn a. Stevens. Mrs James
s Cornell. Mr.. and Mrs. Allan MeNanghton, Henry
ya9 oI Dyfe Mrs Bdcchcn Stefi cer watson s E.
Harding. Henry Daley Miss Evelyn DALEY and A. F.
BrittOn. . .ho ,,o,, orr,,,ais 40 ,ba
Old Homestead New York-Mrs. D. NJ Rnickerboeker;
Mic Knickerbocker, Miss Janet Knickerbocker aud
T. Uavanag: Jersey City-Miss NJ. Il. Walker: Phila-
delphia-W II. Dobblns. 5. spencer stout and w. h.
Robinson. somerville-Miss lIartpenee.
The most recent arrivals from New.Yor at tho
Palmer Uouse are n A. BOyntOn, Mrs S. II. Cornell,
Mt and Mrs Leonard X. Smith, Miss Smith, Miss
Jennie smith. Mr.. and Mrs. S. c. T. Dodd, Mrs
s Campbell. James W. oBrien, Francis W; Palloek,
Iobn NJ COT Robert j. Stewart, Mrs. McCree, Miss
r craig and Mr. and Mrs T.. Cassidy: Brookyn-
~ n Fighter Mr. and Mrs. Charles Howard Miss
IIoTart Worth Howard and Thomas w. Powers.
Al the Cate santarum are Miss Chew, Mrs Griobie
Mis- Hobart Mrs Browning and Mr.. Page, New York :
Mr. and Mrs. MusNave Mrs Took, Mrs. Davis and
Mrs Uarhodt BROOKLYN Mrs iussey and Mrs: Upton
orange Y J.. Mrs smith and Miss Tucker Newark
X t. Mr. Heber, New Brunswick; Miss Rice, Boston ;
Mr. and Mrs Fuller the Misses Fuller, and Mr.. and
Mrs REYNOLDS, Wilkesbarre Penn.