New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-01
HOLIDAYS AT LAKEWOOD.
BALLS, CONCERTS AND OUTDOOR AMUSE-
NENTS IN RAPID SUCCESSION.

HOTELS CROWDED WITH GUEsTS-RECTOR OF
ALL SAINTS CHURcH-pHYsICAL CULTURE.
Lakewood \. J.. Dec 81 (Speciar.-The holiday
snirt rcicns supreme in this surrounded vilase.
The winter weather has brought the long desired
skating and while there Is not snow enough "'
seIghing there is still plenty to make eiau inc
Of the children who spend then time coas.hs y" 'o
bul,,des The cold air has not intcrfered with 'h0
usuoI walking and driving, and the days Ii's
49,, s,,or, In outdoor lfe The evenings have boon
1vop OYER IN Christmas trees in hotels ana co'a'e
rho usnol distribution OF presents and GOOD cheoE
among tho village churches entertainments anu ,
promp,u dances, al OF which have mace INC "eeA
one OF holiday gaycty. The entertainment vi eo
testlve season was given at the Lakewood on friohy
oveninc when Emma Juch, the Soprano ana iiaris
Pepper tenor sang. James . burue''e s''' 't'
usua, clever Rotations. and the Eomany Band con-
,,tutod several numbers 10 the programme
T,roe luls are promised In quick succession. 10
night me opening ball will be given at the laurc1in
tbepinos ON Monday night the Laurel House VIII
give a New Years ball. while tho mdwinier Dali "n
n. ,iven al the Lakewood on the same evening"
Among the holiday festivities OF this wee" ."e
Carasajo Cub gave bal poudre 0" ' -
evcninc Tie dance was not held In the oiHohouso
~ heretofore but in the large assembly 'to" vi "o
now binding erected by Captain " NJ braos'a"' "'~
known ms the Times and Jourhai bu'iu'ns Inv
Room was prcttily decorated WITH sron'u p'"o anu
mink bunting, and the dance was one Oh 'iic nlo''
successful ever given by this popular cino. lho
hostesses Of the occasion were Mrs n. NJ bi"uS""'
Miss Klmball Miss D.sh.c and Miss Davis Among
those prescnt were Mrs. ". G. stone, the countess
Dyl,shou.io Mrs w. Il. Bynncr. Mrs. Jasper Lyhci'
Mrs George r. Blackstock, Miss Wilson, MISS hehlse'
MIS-, Gerry IS Harding, the Misses DaviS ana "rs'
+. VI. Freeman.
The Rev u. l.. schwartz has accepted the rec'or'
shin ~ All Saints Memorial Church, to succeed u'o
rroscntfd hv Mrs II. NJ. strong, of New orR WIN
two handsome memorial tablets, erected TO the cory
OF Mary Louise Brown and IIenry HaiSht r'nu' III.
Gne window IN the north tiansept OF t'c ehu'" ''.u
the baptlstry gates are also duc 10 MIS- 'uo"e
generosity. ,,.
II is announced that the Presftentelect ana MIS-
Cleveland Will return occupy their cottage aeou'
January IL. ,,..
With the increasing interest shown by ieau'nS
women sojourring here in physical culture MISS Li'u
10y OF proolSlyn has delivered three lectures nNre
| this week. The first on Thursday m"rih"e' AZ Wv
Laurel n-the Pines, when Mss Lmdley set ior'h 'ue
| science OF the swedish system rs con'rs''ei VIZ w.
| other more SNOWY and less seien'ihc systems
lecture at the Laurel House or the afternoon Oh .'
same day dealt entirely with "Correct ana 'r"S.o
Dress The talk was comprehensiyely iustraeu WI"
charts To-day Miss LIndley will lecture at the LIN"
| wood. .,. ., ,,.
| The Rev. Dr. Thomas s. Hastings, president OF '"s
Union Theological Seminary, is at the Lauren "'"''
| with his family. ..a
Richard Harding Davis, the au'no'' 1"
| at the Laurel -n-tre Pines. -, xr yor,t are al
! tbe Lakewood with their family. . -. an, r,,hr
,r and Mira Ehu Root, Miss F. ROOF a , r',a ~
Foot tr of New-Yor.l, spending the hoiiu"s' az
'''V Nj and Mrs NJ c. ID. Borden, OF New-iorh' "o
registered at the Laurel in-tLe.pines Mice lillian
STr and Mrs sheppard Knapp and MISS IS L ino.
Knapp OF New York, are recent guests Nv inc ~NA'
wood. -, .....a.-. ~ IN. walls Farcs
rxnrsss Company, Il Of the Laurel House NAN NSA
| FARGO