New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-31
FINE SKATING At LAKEWOOD.


OUTDOOR PLEASURES ALTERNATE WITH TEAS
AND DINNERs-vISITOEs OF THE WEEK.
Lakewood. y. j.. jan 80 special. Lakewood has
had its full share Of the cold wave. The lakes
covered with smooth clear ice aifJrding the perfect
skating which these sheltered lakes noted. For
the past few days gay skating parties have maze
merry early and late. The iceboat also has It's
Jolly party OF gentlemen Socially, the week has not
been a dull one. Teas the fav1rite manner Of
bringing ones friends together in this village among
the pines. At the hotels the guests have found plenty
OF amusement in informal dinners. card parties ana
bowling with the evening entertainments provided by
the managers. The tea given last saturday by Mrs.
Hamilton J. Cate, in honor If Miss Field and Miss
Elizabeth Smith, Of Geneva, y. V, was most en-
joyable The spacious rooms which lend Themselves
delightfully."- social entertainments were decorated
with large of fJwers and plants. Mrs.
Cate WIS assisted In receiving by Mrs. Phoenix Rem
sen. Mrs II. II. Cate and Miss harrington Tho
tea-tabe In the long drawing room was presided over
by Miss Wilson and Miss DAVIS.
The Whist Club met at the Laurel-in the Pines on
Wednesday evening. with John Mlcy as host.
Mr. q. W. stockley gave tea at "Oakhurst,7 her
home in Fifthst., Monday afternoon. in honor OF
Mr. Stockey's sisters. Mrs. G.. C. Curtis and Mrs.
farv Of Cleveland. Miss Cary. also OF Cleveland.
poured the tea Mrs. Cary and her daughter will
rsit Mrs s,ockcy until their departure for Europe
Dr w II. Hall gave dinner at the Lakewood on
Thursday evening.
Mrs. Robert W. Chaplin. Of New-fork gave
nm afternoon tea 10 Mrs. Grover Cleveland at Mrs
n r. smiths cottage in Madisonave.' on Wednesday
Every wear IT has been the custom for the man
ocers OF the Laurel House to give dance Tor their
on,nloves The masquerade ball OF TUESDAY evening
- one Of the most successful ever given.
Mr. A. W. Kimball gave a delightful dinner TO
, r,v Of six at the Laurclin-the Pines on last Sature
day evening
r,e Carasalio Club has issued invitations for a
. shoot and Pillow-caSe Party" TO be given in the
o,,hr,,ou on Friday evening Music, dancing. re-
,r.shments and another OF the thoroughly e1joyabe
evenings which the club has made so popular this
first scason Of il, organization is promised. Much
Amusement is anticipated from the grotesque costumes
~ the club members, which are to be In accordance
with the name given the entertainment.
The following gentlemen will give club dinner al
the Iaurelin the Pines this evening Dr. W. b. seariS'
G. e. Gordon, C. n Bye 5. ;. Taylor, IT, u sniith
and Chauncey c. starlxweathcr.
Among the visitors here are Major A. H.
pstes L. s. A., and Mrs. Bates at the Brent
ford the Rev. DR.. J. IL. Rylance, OF New
York. az the Iaurel House; Admiral ana MIS-
I'pshur of Washington at the Laurcllnthe
Pines; Mr. and Mrs. Everett p. Wheeler. Miss Ethel
Wheeler and Miss Constance Wheeler, OF Ne" YORK; ~
the Laurel House: Mr.. and Mrs. John r. Duncan MISS
Duncan and the Misses Duncan, OF New-fork, at Inc
Lakewood Mrs. w. a. White and Miss Margaret Low
White of Brooklyn at the Laurel in the Pines MI.
and Mrs H. g. Forman, OF London, at the Laurel
IIoasa: Mr. and MIS-. Rowland ID. Allen and Mr.. ana
Mrs s. b. stinson Of Philadelphia, at the Lakewood
1uAe, A. o. Garetsen Of Jersey City, at the Laurcln-