New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-04

CHRISTMAS SERVICES IL NEW OH EEMoDELLEp
CHURCHES

CHRISTMAS SERVICES IL NEW OH HEMoDELLED
CHURCHES.
fakewood Jan > t~pccial--Tle initial dance % the
season at the Laurel House given Oh New Year >
Eve II las hitherto been the custom of the managers
Of the hotel give col.!Jn 10 their guests on c'''
recurring New Year but ;i, lime thcF varied the pro
elammc much 20 the pleasure Of the people who air
there The constituency Of me Laurel House at 'h'
season. or even later doe, hot p"rcephh change from
wear 10 year. The guests Of season are the g",'
Of another and may call for friends VIA" "eic
there at the last holiday, with reasonable cApe rlaol'
OF finding them there now. The dane was u I3!i
dres, affair." in which forty couples paric pap'f Tie
costumes Of the ladi", elegant. Tie IdhcHcoh
that served va, testimonial 20 the a"iiS %
George Moutou. by whOl it was ngeo.
The possible pleasures o! Lakewood were gieatN
augmented this wce, by the cool. cr>p weathei winch
made four inches 81 line smooth Ice on The taxes
Cra>aljo and M3neIta The guests Of The cottages and
hotels who enjoy skating made TIE most 0i thei: "p
portunity on The first three days Of the weeh The
eno,vf,ll Of Monday ais, brought with IL pectcd
pleasure and one of which I'll re scarcely - mitch
a, a GLIMPSE or an mfuhilcG promise last sca-,n.
tac-,, who did not skate went scisinc and the drv@'
were made merry by large and small parties eAclansnS
holiday greetings.
The member, Of The Ladies Athlete Clnb extended a
general invitation 70 the public to visit their rooms on
New Years Day. The invitation brought out gen.
,ous response and the reception ROOMS OF the cub
which have been made more attractive than they we're
las, wear. well filed the morning ana afternoon
hours Tea was served in IN" dfiicate china recently
presented 70 the club. and the conversation With when
il va, happily blended made the reception plea san;
one.
The llama Club. which Is composed entirely OF
young people, gave 4 pretty dance at Mrs.. O'Lcary ,
cottage on New Years night
For The fir, time since its completion services were
held on Christina, Eve in 81. Mary'N blythe Lake.
i.pO dcScFNtNN
COMMUNICATED upon ihc persistence ard energy WHICH
have secured for Ms congregation church which l. az
armament 10 the village and testimonial 10 his po!u
larity among III" people.
The music ia All saints Memorial Church on
Christina, morning gratifying to the lar2e>'
,oncrega; on that this recently enlarged church la,
ever had The ONcrtory. Gloria in EAcel,i," and a
trio lIark What Mean Those Heavenly Voices by
Mis- Alise Terry, Mi, M0:att aud Mr. Han were the
leadng features. Bishop scarborough OF the Diocese
Of Ncw-JeI,ey. will pay pastoral #''t to MI SAINTS
tomorrow.
The recently renovated Methodist Episcopal Church
was dedicated on sunday. bishop Andrews Of Now
York preached an eloquent sermon IN the morning.
The church was crowded - the doors.
rhc opening OF the Lakewood has been again nee
essarily postponed. The workmca generally decided
10 enjoy the holidays. aud hence the delay In opening
The date now fixed I, January q. and there seems t.
hc no doubt that the hotel will De opened for the re
cent ON Of the 800 guests who are mpatienty waiting
10 get there.
The colored people Of Lakewood have effected a
church organization. Their first services VIII be
held in a public hall tomorrow night. They Will
build a church.
Mrs. BcdIc and Miss Bcdle. wife and daughter Of
Ex-Governor Bedc. of NcwJerscy. arc at the Laurel
House.
Charles F. NaethnS. secretary of the Forty second
ST railway and his family have removed from New
Work IN they villa MinOnfus.' on the lake. for the
winter
Mr. and N.Y.. Orlando VI. Harper and the Misses
uarner of New. York arc stopping at the Laurel
The Rev Edward Bryan. who recently returned from
a protraced stay in Japan, is visiting the Rev A. H.
Das cn.
Counsellor o. H. Bmdlonc. OF Washington. is visiting
mis- brother Dr. o. >. BudOne, at hi, CiOnave. cot
taGe.
Among the holiday arrivals at the Laurel House
aro the following: From NcW-l0rk-Mr and
Mrs Robert Adams. Miss Adams. Ms :. f.
Adams, u. T. Adams. Mr.. and Mrs McD. Borden and
FAMILY f. f. Tucker. I. ID. Potter, Mr. and Mrs. II.
Maxwell and family. ". Il, Matthews L. fagragut Mr.