New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-18
HOLJDAY NOTES FHOM L4KEWOOD.
DrcoRATIoYs For TIE APPro AcHNG CHRIST
MAS FIsT.ViTIEs-\EHlNALo AZ
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Lakewood. Y. J., Dec u (>pcc'aD.-The preparation

,rcwood VI. Dec u (epcciaD.-Thc preparations
for tlc approaching holiday, began this week Holy
evergreen and m:stlcior have been brought mo '.'
village in large quantities Tor d'co-itolN' even VIZ
nine has been forced tn pay tribute l" inc l'"''
scoscn on every size. hotels and cottages e'''N
thing is being made ready for tAc many 'Np''"'
cues,z since In DIST seasons the ChlNtmas honuaES
have been counted among the big days al 'l'9
resort. .., .
Tin. additional train from Nev-Iork which boS"i
rnnriu, on Thursday will doubtless bring many EurH','
SINCE u * now possible t. leave the city after O'Clock
I'm the evening. The accommodations ior t"NtH'i'
from The south have been matciallJ lncryA~el oy !"
through parlor car service 10 ard from Piiauel"E'
On Tuesday next the Laufcl-n-thclincs Will o''i
iis doors This house. which had Amos pa"hoh''n"i
.ucce>s Inst season, viii open with large huiDr vi
,,on,o VIII, nave already secured apartments for the
opeujnc day During the last summer the house mas
,cn made exceedingly attractive. the severe simplicity
n. .ho interior having ycldcd to charming decorations
In the French style. The management o. ul' "''cI
Will continue under Horace Porter. WHO VIE become
general plaicgcr the tNo houses. the Luiei I"'F
and The Lailrcl in-thc- Pnc,. At t." Laurel lh-ih'
pines Mr. Porter Will be as,i>tci BY Ha.'M L.
Chandler O; the Ocean House, Newport, while A. L.
1uad NJ Ioland Springs will assist IH at the Laurel
House.
The iduk tea given at the rc'ory on Thursday
afternoon wa, gratifying success TO III" promoters
T1 ,oou WIS PRETTY decorated and lighted in MANY
music which consisted Il r.ano ,cicc ons iy Madame
Mu.lerThon,as AID M.,. llariinI and a violin rem
dit OH ly c al. Paim.n Ter. Mr.. W. :. Nj on ana
Mrs Irving Brown sang and Mis- hihball ana MO
". II. Hynncr were heard ia duct. \ pleasant
sociablc was given in the Baptist Church the same
evening which was successful III the same "rS"
.
Ml.s Agnes Davis gave Il tea at tho CariSao
Club on "Wednesday afternoon. in AonT OF her friend
Miss WiniTei Matthews.
An unusually cnoyali" ?rcg ANNE for the ho,idavs
has been arranged by the manager II the Lakewood
The fc>tvtc, VIII begin on Friday evening whcli
the Columbia College Cleo. Banjo and Mandolin clubs
will give an entertainment. on Christmas Eve the
usl,al Cbr tnas nee viii be presented the children
Of the hou e. followed by dance. y fox hunt. with
thirty riders in the chase will take place the Mon
day following C. rislna, As the country about Lake
wood is Well adapted TO sport of this kind fine run
is anticipated.
Harold Ne. ,ormcl Of Princeton College visited his
sister Mrs Emmons blaine al the Laurel House this
week.
Mr. and Mrs Foxhall Keene arrived from New
York at the Lakewood saturday evening. and
remained until Tuesday.
Professor Il. \. Rice Of Williams College, Is n, the
Laurel House with Mrs. Rice.
Mr. and Mrs. Leon Albeit. jr., Of Jersey City,
staying at the Lakewood.
Mrs :. VI. McNIaster. OF Toronto. IS at the Laurel
House accompanied by her grandchildren Gladys and
~ judge Thomas Wclde and Mrs. wedc Of Hew-York,
Nj and MS. Alcxandcr MCGOWAN. james +. Hughes.
of New York. and Mr. ana Mrs d. W. Robinson. Of
Carmel " u, are among The guests at the Palmer
Mrs.. william Hazard Field and Miss Field, Of New
York are spending lew DAYS at the Laurel HOUSE"
Mr. and Mrs. j. b. Hartman Of New-York, at
the Lakewood. xvo-,. &. u.o,..o.., -. -.
Mr. and Mrs W. G. Brokaw and Mr.. and Mrs. W.