New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-22
MORNING CONCERTS At LAKEUOOD.
POPULAR ENTERTAINMENTS OF LAST YEAR RE
NEwED-PLACES NOW FOR $500 GUESTS.

NEwED-PLACEs NOW FOR $500 GUESTS.
Lakewood. Nov 81 fSpeciaD.-Among the attractions
at this last the morning concerts at
the lakewood. They were resumed by Professor
Thomas Joyce's orchestra Tuesday. They are at
tended ly The guests of The hotels ard cottages and
frequently tie par,o-s ard sun-p2rlors of the
hctes crowded by attentive and APP
preciative audience. Ladies frequently take
some light needework with them TO occupy the
time of the nterludes, while others employ tie occa-
sion in social chat before the afternoon drives and
walks In the pines. The concerts promise to be even
moro popular this than they last. a num-
Der Of voca! and instrumental entertainments prom
sed for evenings at The Lakewood during the winter
The formal opening Of the new and elegantly ap-
pointed h9tel, Laurenttc Pines will take place dur
ing the coming month. II is expected that the open
ing will be attended by OF the best known people
Of Ncw-York, Boston and Philadelphia The Laurel
House has always been considered a'model hote and
the Lalel-in hePnes is 10 be managed BY the
ayers of the Laurel, Mcssrs. d. b. Pummer AID Horace
Porter, II will be conducted the lines which have
given the first great hotel here worldwide fame.
The railway station Of the New Jers.y Southern.
which is the hancsonest structure CT the kind outside
of the terminus of the Contra Railroad Of NewJesey is
almost completed ard wifi be occupied next week. The
exterior Is bull: OF granite, and the interior is finished
In selected oak. 1t is handsomely appointed, great
fireplace being Of the featu.cs. The heating will
be by furnaces apart from tho open wood ire which
and cottages The station is in Second-st AID Is
more convenien: thaa the Old structure.
Lakewood has now accommodations FOR 200 guests.
Two yeas ago 900 full complement for the vii!
lagc. The Laurcln-thsIinos, Mss Myers's cottage,
the Brentf2 and to the Lakewood this season
were the principal bulldogs erected.
Mrs. Samuel Shelton Beard has placed a handsome
window, Christ Among the Doctors" In the south
fransept of All Saints Memorial Church The window
Is dedicated to the memory Of Mrs. Boards father the
Rev. DIR. Buddngt,D. Of Brooklyn. and was made by
J. & Il. Lamb, OF New-YOrk. There are now seven
memorial windows in tho church.
The tea gwen BIZ the Cavasaiio Club in the club
house the north bsna Of the a.o from which the
club takes its name Oh saturday evening, was well
attended by guests OF the Laurel House and several OF
the cottages. These pleasant teas will be feature OF
LaEewOods attractions this season, as they have been
during the last two years
Master Baya-d Marston Smith. o. New-Yolk, won
the prize at the tennis tournament Il. W. Stockys
court by the junior pupils Of the Lakewood Heights
School. The prize contributed by subscription by
the boys of the scho-l
the lakewood. where Supervisor w. J. Kenncy and
Mrs KenDey, OF tie city. are also stopping.
The Rev. DR. Gleason and Mrs. Gleason. Of New
York, arc guests at the Laurel House
General Thomas Ewing and Mrs Ewing spent last
week at the Madison In aadlson-nve.
Among the new arrivals Mrs. f. r. Ferris and
Miss Helea Ambrose. Of jersey City Heights ut the