New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-23
LAKEVOOD'S BIG HOTEL.
CHRYsANTHEMUM AND OTHER TEAs-LApih'
ATHLETIC CLUB-MANY VISITORS

CHRYSANTHEMUM AND OTHER TEAs-LADiN'
ATHLETIC CLUD-MANY VISITORS
Lakewood Nov 90 (SpeciaD-The hundreds OF Vlsi-
TORS already here find one OF the at'rachons VI ~
place visit to the Lakewood, the mammoth ho'1, J'o
being completed on the northern border OF te Niaso
Certainly the Pine Belt of NewJersey or any o'".i
section of the state, for that matter has pfeNlo"'s
known no hotel enterprise on so large scale Ill au
di,ion TO a brick hotel with accommodations ior ooo
guests in the interior of which are udy little ca>i"o'
music rooms and all the modern appointments seNcn
acres OF lawn, in which az Intervals hiashoh" 49,
laurel bushes and patches Of aIbutus ana pAy h''c
been preserved upon their native heath make an IN
wiling prospect on the northern exposure OF inc oo
nroner The main entrances on the south size arc
0anked by little groves Of small pines native ana 10 o
manner born and all the space, WIN INC eAocP'' VI
the walks has been neatly laid in sod. Near by are
bcng erected great stables for the accommodation oi
the horses and carriages of guests and attached to 'e
stables-a part of them, IN fact-are sleeping apart
ments dining room and kitchen for the coacheh anu
rrooms Less than "a mile distant IS farm owned Dy
the Lakewood Company, and here a diury Is Oei"S %
tablished from which will be drawn the supply
Of milk and butter from boodd jersey caltlc Ior
he cuests Of the hotel 1t is such enterprise as this
which causes the old Lakewood residents 10 open "c
their eyes and the guests Of the hotels and cottages 10
illuminate their comments with exclamation points,
The chrysanthemum tea given by Mrs. Sanuci -
Beard for her daughter, Miss Wilson, at the fanny
mansion in Madison-ave was the social event oil inc
week and was attended by leading society people mere
The rooms the Beard mansion were decorated Win
chry santhemums OF almost every shade ana OF many
varieties all the product Of Miss Wilson's skill as an
amateur in the cultivation OF this popular Hover lea
and chocolate served from three tables, at which
Mrs. Murray Gibson and Miss Carmichael. of Pbila-
phia and Miss Burt. of Lakewood, presided. MIS-
David Gould and Mrs. Herman Bancroft, of Pauline
" y, were Mrs Boards guests. Present among the
quests were Mrs c. H. Kmball. Mrs 5. d. Davis Mrs
A. NJ Brad shaw Mr.. and Mrs +. p Freeman. the Rev.
and Mrs C. II. Mcclellan the Rev. n. H. DashieIl the
Misses Dashien the Rev. and Mrs Il. L. Bridges, the
Misses Ferris. Miss Klmba Professor and Mrs. Morey,
Miss MOrey, DR.. and Mrs Anderson Miss Bridge, MIS-.
Morris and Mr.. and Mrs. Eli Beard.
The pink at the rcctOry OF All Saints Memorial
Church tonight met with the favor usually accorded all
Episcopal entertainments here The proceeds VIII so
| to the church building fund.
Miss II. T. Abbott daughter of the Rev. DR.. Lyman
| Abbott Of Plymouth Church, and Colonel Bernard
brother of Lady Macdonald wife of the Canadian Pre-
mier arc al the lakewood sa Ma I'LL, o o, IN.
LaI The ION. W. j. Coonbs and Mrs Coombs of Brook
| lvn are guests al the Laurel House.
John r. Hill, president OF the Ninth National Bank
of Ncw-York, and Mrs. I'm are at the Lanrel llonSe
| lowing: From Ncw-York-W. " Hall, Miss sutton
Miss E. Allen Mr. and MI W. W. d. a,d K Me- Mri f. C.
Miss Louisa y. smith. Henry C. Yale, samuel Hopkins
Hart smith John " f p.SR o He RI Aoi1 George SS
George F.. shelton, Mr. ana Mrs W W. Goddard
| Arthur L. Merriam. c. f. Naching, Miss y. II. Ray
mond John W. Ingic. f. ;: Edecrton. Mr.. and Mrs.
lIainbeer " j. scoficd, F. W. a. snow, 4. I. Taylor,
Walter 4. Burke, Mrs. A. Cook. Mr.; W. g.; Morse
| Nj and Mrs j. MmnOz, Mr.. and Mrs William J.
Coombs A. H. Pcarsal Miss Campbell, y. ii. Baldwin.
" stanley Camp tho Misses Combs, Mrs William
scott Mr. and Mrs. F. u. Austin, Mis- VI. l.. Austin,
/ " Black a. :. Valentine. +. j. Masters. II. r.
| Allen f. V. Boynton, Mrs. W. r. Phillips. Albert G.
phiIiins Mr. and Mrs. Z. Holmes, Miss Holmes. Mrs
Robert Fndicott. Miss seward. ". H. seward jr, Mr.
| and Mrs Joseph Lar0cquc Miss VI. W. Larocque, Mr.
and Mrs J. T. Terry, ~, DR.. and Mr., C. G. Barrow s.
| Wr, T. Won Bernuth. f. Eernuth, Mr.. and Ms
Raynor scott IT.. Mrs. II. =. Wood Mr. H. W. Bodne
George T. Westfall. j. T.. Brand, Dr. H. H. Fries, Mrs
| Edr,und T. Smith, Mrs. ". VI. Mott. Mr.. and Mr.
o. Goodwin Mrs. T. l.. MOfrell. Nj. and Mrs. g. RI
Lincoln, Mr. and Mrs. J. j. Faye, Mrs. J.. c. Clark
Mrs : p Blagdcn, Richard Mcdres. From Brooklyn
C. d. Wood, Miss +. f. White. Air. and Mrs GcOrgC
W. Kenyon. Miss 4. Kenyon, j. W. DodswOrth, NJ j.
DIckers0n Norman :. Dixie. Mr.. and Mrs. W. II. Beard
Miss Edith Beard u. II. Bristow Mrs. f. J. ScOiicld
Miss Sc0fcld, Mr. and Mrs. q. ii. smith. Mrs. T.. F.
nottingham Miss rockingham, Mr. and Ms. W j
raylor NJ and Mr., VI. j. Dckcrson Mr. and Mrs
NJ H. Ecard Mr. aud Mrs. II. Brs;ow, +. II. Brstow
DR.. W. T.. stratton, Mr.. and Mrs. c. W. Idc. J. W
| )OdswOrth. Mrs w. D0dswofth, George j. Leighton
drs. ;. ioac Miss Van Vredcnburgh Mrs r. II
Chase, Miss NJ. NJ. IuIlburt. Miss NJ. T. Hurlburt
.. ID. Ilurlburt.
Late arrivals at the sanitaYium are Mr. and Mrs
James Jarrett Mrs. c. II. Ianning. Mrs. X p Brown
L. ". Buckley, OF New York; Mrs VI. j. Dckcrs0n
Mr.. and Mrs. 2. Remsen, Of brooklyn Mrs j. Nc
ntosh, Miss N. Brown. Mr.. and Mrs. L.. Mnnroe, O
. Montreal. and Mrs. W. Hassey. Of ORANGE. n. J.