New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-29
THANKSGIVING CROWDS AT LAKEWoOD
SERVICES IN THE CHURCHES FOLLOWED BY
COACHING PARADE.

SERVICES IN THE CHURCHES FOLLOWED BY a
COACHING PARADE.
Lakewood Nov 90 (SpeciaD-All preceding Thanks
giving Day festivities at this resort, popular as the
day has always been here, were eclpsed on THURSDAY
Every train that arrived brought carload upon car
load OF guests the hotels and cottages Inc spech
blue line train-the first ever seen here, preliminary
TO the regular blueme service which Is to begin next
rday,brought down large number Of guests for
The Laurel House and the Lakewood, ana those TWO
hotels we're filled.
In the morning the churches all had regular services
which were largely attended. At p. M the greatest
parade in the history OF the Town took place. 1t was
the occasion Of the presentation OF an American nag
to the Lakewood public school by Laurel Council NO.
90. Jr. 0. U. A. VI. The presentation was made by
the Rev. j. L. S. Howard. pastor Of the Methodist Epis-
copal Church Addresses we're made by the Hon.
]. w. Carmichael and the Rev. r. NJ. Colby OF Asbnry
Park In the line of the parade were Lakewood Fire
Company No. Excelsior Lodge, X. OF r.; Laurei
Council, Sr. o. U. A. n. Brclsburg Lodge, l. o. D. f.;
Reno Post, c. A. R. Garfield Camp, 5. Of Y.
Later in the day there a coaching parade around
the lake, out Rverave and return. In the line were
tandem teams driven by Frank 5. stevens. OF Jersey
City, and DR.. J. II. Anderson, OF York spike
teams driven by e. W. StOckey OF Cleveland, and
r. C.. Nelson of New York four-n-hands by Park
Commissioner Straus OF New-York and 5. S. Beard OF
Lakewood In the handsomely decorated equipageS
ladies' members Of the immediate families OF the
expert whips. wearing bouquets of chrysanthemuns
of varied colors. In the evening there were social
amusements at the hotels and cottages.
Mrs Isaac Hall Plat gave dinner to Professor
Morey and John Mlcy of the faculty Of the Lakewood
Heights school, Monday evening DR.. Platts
colonial residence in Madson-ave. was pretty
Illuminated on the occasion. The doctor will enter
tain the Dining Club Just formed at dinner In a Few
days.
A Mandolin Club, Of which Miss Dustan, Miss \, W.
Kimball. Miss Wilson Miss Davis, Miss Elsie DAVIS,
Mr. Harriet and A. b. Davis the membes, VIII
hold weekly meetings at Edgemere, the residence Oh
Mrs. F. p Freeman.
The first Of series of winter sociables was held
IN the rectOry of All Saints Memorial Church on
Friday evening. These sociabes have beer leading
winter evening attraction during the last tvo seasons
The Rev. r. L. Brydges rector Of the churh, and Mrs
Bridges are the host and hostess who h%e made the
meetings popular.
Mrs. John VI. Child made a house parry for Thanks
giving for her guests, among whom wee Miss Esther
Tobas, Miss mcfarland, Miss CantreIand Miss Bond,
of New York.
The Misses Harrington gave an entertainment at
"The Oaks" Wednesday evening charades, reclta-
lions, music and addresses.
Mrs. Henry S. Crook of New york, who has made
frequent donations to All Saints has just presented
the church with handsome sve communion service.
Mrs. CROOK placed the tfSt memorial "iHuoW III u0
church In memory OF her husbad, DR.. H. s. Crook.
Among the recent promnnt arrivals from New
York are Mrs Schuyler Hamilton, jr., Mr. and Mrs.
Edward Lsuterbach, Controlbr Myers and Mrs Myers,
Mr.. and Mrs. Wheeler II. Pechham Mr.. and Mrs.
Simon Schafer, Miss Schaer, Mr.. and Mrs. b. ~
Merwin Mr.. and Mrs. H. ONeill, Miss O'Neil Mr..
and Mrs. w. B. Roe Mr. md Mrs, II. ID. Juiard, Mrs.
f. NJ Blanchard, Mrs. pisar Morris. Miss Reed, Mr..
aud Mrs. j. H. Bird, II. Jacket, C. H. Haydn. at the
Lakewood; Mr.. and Ms. Ehu Root, MI. and Mrs.
J. T. Lindsey, Mr. and Mrs. W. ii. Starbuck. Mr.. and
Mrs. W. W. McAlpin, Mr.. and Mrs. J. {. Westervelt,
Miss Westervelt Mr. and Mrs. stephen j. Nash, Miss
Mary b. Nash Mrs. V. H. Purroy, Mr. and MrS. NJ. &.
Addoms Mr. and US. Francis l.. Ogden Lester Le-
land Mr. and Mrs II. J. Park, Miss Park, G. W. Van
Nest, Mr.. and Mp. w. II. Daval Miss Helen Dayal,
Mr. and Mrs Jaues Mclean, Miss Alice Mclean, Mr..
and Mrs WilliamP Clyde, Mr.. and Mrs. W. II. Harris,
Mr. and Mrs S. II. Wales, at the Laurel; Mrs Gala
han, Miss Callshan Miss Hawthorn S. A. BROKER,
Mrs William /. Green. Mr.. and Mrs. K. ID. Allen, at
the Palmer IDuse. Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin b. Merrill,
E. G. Merrill G. II. Gallan, at the Madison.
Mrs C. G Sawtelle wife Of General sawtene, is at
Mr. and Mrs f. s. Woodruff, of Elizabeth, n. j.,
are guests At the Madison.
Mr.. and Mrs. Austin Waite, Of Princeton, are at
Alden Cottage. -
Mr.. AID Mrs Charles Hoffman, Of Boston, are stop
ping at the Hamilton.
The members Of the Coored Mission Church held
reception at Lexington Hall on Thanksgiving evening.