New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-11
MRS. CLETELAND LEAVES LANE "O0D'
HER RETURN EXPECTED ABOUT THE MIDDLE
or J,NUARY-IYCIDENTs OF THE WEEK.

OF ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS OF Ihh "H~N'
1o,cvood y. J.. Dec 10 (specla)-Ths week inc
poople Mt this resort have found the greatest
the visit Of the Prcsidertelect WIN MIS- 80
v-bo went 10 New York II meet him upon Ills re'
,, tbo slootiuc trip in MaryaUd on Monday evening
Later I'm IN, evening Mr. Cleveland NhoN resp'"','
:, tbc greeting Of the village band ana SHOOK M'i''
itb tho little crowd that gathered in front OF Edge
moro The home OF Francis p. Freeman, who'c eucS'
lie was ON Wednesday morning MI 'ieVeHI"u '''
lakewood for New York. and is not eXpec'c" ~ IT,
turn until he takes possession OF HIS cO'uiec' wa"
Mrs Cleveland and her little daughter Will ''"'o
1,6~,mcrc today Notwithstanding the fact mat ME-
cleveland occupied the sraus cottage last year 'he
rrornr.cl That lie has leased it again this SEASON
mt, ,I,o Gr.. OF March has made the unpreenuou9
snc,udcd cottage more than ever n place OF interest,"
Tie house is being handsomely rel'rnisheu prcP"ia
tory 70 the return OF Mr. Cleveland ana MS l"''''
about the middle al January 49,
To-day Mrs Cleveland returned to Ncw-ioIK' orlns
inc bcr visit here % a close. on Friday evening
W., rr,rcis = Freeman gave a dinner in Mrs
Clnvnlond's honor The guest, were cX-Mayor william
=. Grace, OF New-York; DR.. and Mrs. W. 1. stone
Mis- Stab. OF summit, y. j., and Wilson de MeAa'
the artist.
The annual sessions Of the Ncw-Jersey sanitary
Association which LcnS held at the Laurel iiouSe'
have brought a large number Of prominent mel IN
,erestcd In sanitary conditions from all parts OF the
State. Among the promin ut men present were
T. smock stat. GeOlogist; samuel Lockwood. tle
naturalist Of Freehold Judge W. y. Lanhihg' Oh
Trenton: Professor 6. II. Raymond. OF Lawrence
Vile: Professor II. i. Cornwall OF Prlhcetoh' DE-
Nicholas Murray Butler. Of Paterson; Professor W.
y Borrincer OF Newark; thu Hon. a. L. Poland
stato supcrntenden, Of Public Instruction; Captain
r u IoDdon Of the Bordent0wn Military Institute;
Henry H. Baldwin, VI. D.. Of New Brunswick PTo'
fessor j. VI. Green, principal OF the state Norman
school: George w. Debevoisc. OF Newlork and George
f. Olcott Of Orange.
The CaIasajo Club gave It's first reception In the
clubroom Oh Tuesday evening. The hosesses oil
the occasion were Mrs. Francis 2. Freeman Mrs.
W. r. Bynner Miss Marsh and Miss Snyder. Tie
entertainment was successful one recalling the
many enjoyable evenings spent at the CLUB last
season. The dancing WIS preceded by pretty
pant0nllme arrangement Of the ballads Three LII
tie Maids Of Lcc,' and Three Old MAIDS OF Lee
Miss Kimban sang the quaint old songs charmingy
Miss Harding played two plano selections pleasingy.
Among those present were Mr.. and Mrs. Hamilton
r Fairfax Mr.. and Mrs ;. d. Davis, the Misses
LAWS Mrs. william Z. Carpenter, the Rev and
Mrs. c. H. Mcclellan, Mr.. and Mrs. 5 T. Ferris
the Rev. and Mrs. y. II. Dashlell, the Misses
Daslicll and Baron Won llugel.
The Lakewood tallyhO parties to Toms River
promise to become very popular. On Wednesday
Mrs Cleveland and party drove over to luncheon at
tie ocean House, returning in the afternoon. The
party consisted Of Mrs. Cleveland, who occupied
the bOy-scat with GEORGE Mcscrve, the wcll-known
whip: Mr.. and Mrs. samuel Freeman, OF Morris
town; Mr. and Mrs. Francis p. Freeman, Miss KIM
bail. Miss Dustan and Professor John Mcy, OF
Lakewood.
The entertainments which arc given in the Lake
wood ballroom each week are well attended Til,
week Ncssrs Brooks and Denton, the aniOists,
with a company Of entertainers gave performance
IN Friday evening. Next week the Misses Emile,
Emma and Marta >clnccloch, William T.. and George
Perry will De heard in a musical entertainments
IX.Mayor william Il. Grace, Miss Grace AMI MIS-
Louise Grace, Of Ncw-lorli are at the Laurel
House
George II. Earle, jr., president Of the Irnhsyl-
vana Narehousinc Company and Richard \. Cook,
President Of the Philadelphia Guarantee Trust Com
pany, Of Philadelphia. recent arrivals at the
Lakewood.
Colonel Joel Il. Erhardt and family, Of .NewYork
have returned to tie Laurel House TO remain until
Commodore a. Macdonald. NJ. p, Of St. Johns
Quebec; Baron \. Won lIugcl, and Sir William
stephen, OF Montreal, arc among the guests AZ The
Lakewood.
Mrs Porter the widow Of the elder son Of Gen
oral Horace Porter. Is at Forest Lodge.
NJ ana Mrs. G. G. Waite. OF Columbus, ONO, are
STAYING at the Laurel House.
Mrs. Van der Ilooght and Miss Roest Of Amster-
dana, Holland, are the guests OF Mrs. h. ID. Davis.
Mr. and Mrs. James a. Seaman, Dr. Thomas
steele. Ms Lna steele, Clarence Caldwell; Richard
Mr. and Mrs. John Englis and Miss VI. F.. Engls
OF Brooklyn, arc registered at the Lakewood
Mr. and Mis-. Atwater Barnes Of NcwtIlaven
arc at the Laurel House for the winter.
Mr. and Mr.. Charles Hayden. the Misses Belle
and Edith Hayden. OF New York. are among the
J.. c. Duryc;l Of Gleh Cove, L. L. is at the Laurel
House with his family.