New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-12
A CHILDREN'S PARADISE.
SOME OF TIE FAVORED LITTLE ONES WHO
FREQUENT LAKEWOOD.
MEETING FOR CHARITY-BANJoS AND MANHo
LIys-IMpROyEMEyTs At THE WEST

NETTING FOR CHARITY-BANJOs And NANpo-
Observation-Disclosures At THE WEST
END-AREIvALS.
1aL.wood n J., Nov Ii (specaD.-Another week
NJ Indian summer weather has brought more P,op'e
to this resort The warm days are P' '''""i''
.,ioved by the children. and to please the niue
foks is no small object here. In times past '"iS
u,ara has been called chdren's paradise ana
,a.ed MANY DISTINGUISHED little people have spent
n norton OF their brief lives here since Hi'S' 'o'
othy whitney who returns every SEASON. WON an
hearts I'm her babyhood. Last year the "hy non
n the Hammersley millions and his little SISTER
were here At the time little MISS fhii"~'
Tho daughter of Hamilton X. Fairfax, ana h"r
vouncer brother called Lakewood home. young NC
Cornnick Blaine drove through the pines WIN MS
handsome mother Mrs Emmons Blaine hu'h inc
daughter of the President has spent part OF TWO
seasons here. The grandchildren OF the hte hu"in
Booth Mildred and Clarence Grossman re.uihen
this fall for a second prolonged stay frobapy Oh
all these no children have attracted more at
tention than those OF George Gould. who came last
week to spend the winter at Cray LADIES. nv
little daughters share the admiration with thcir
sturdy brothers, the dark wnsomcnesa Oh the
Younger one rejecting her charming mother. whose
beauty was heraded afar when as MISS Eiith
Kingdom she reigned queen at Days.
There was unusually large attendance OF
members Of the second meeting Of the Carasajo
club on Tuesday afternoon. The report oI the
Executive Committee. Mrs. W. Il. Bynner, MISS
Anne Dashiell and Miss Ferris. who were appointed
at the last meeting, read by Mrs. iIynner.
tho chairman Of the committee. The report was
accented. with a few amendments and 1t was de-
cided 10 continue the monthly teas and evening
entertainments. which were so popular last season.
rho following officers elected: President. Mrs.
w X Bynner: president. Miss Anne Dashell;
secretary, Miss Harding; treasurer, Miss Hattie
T. Smith 4 board OF managers was also APP
nonted including Mrs. Jasper Lynch and Miss
Agnes Davis, with others TO be chosen later.
Among those present at the meeting were Mrs.
A NJ bradshaw. Mr.. and Mrs. Jasper Lynch,
Mrs. H. Lawrence Sheldon, Mrs John NJ. Childs,
Miss Beard Miss Wilson. Miss Farnham. w K.
Rvnncr Dr. S. G. Tracy. Professor James ii.
Marcy and Professor John Miley.
Four meetings this week. each with charitable
oh,act give evidence of the unusual interest shown
I'm such work this season. meeting OF the Lake
wood branch of the Noedlework Guild held at
Fdeemere the home OF Mrs Francis l.. Freeman.
tho nresident on Wednesday. Several names
were added 10 the list of directors. and November
Is was chosen as the day for the distribution of the
nT,an's no,y music room which was added to the
home this summer. The Morning Club held it's
in Forest-ave on Thursday morning. All work
done at present by the club Is Intended for the
pItal In connection with this work the CLUB has
relieved number of needy cases In the village
WAS held et the home OF Mrs Marsh on Tuesday
morning by the women interested IN me welfare OF
All Saints Memorial Church on At this meeting IT
Davis held a meeting at her home. The Gables.
on tuesday to STnsae to the Sailors Wo@
A number Of these bags with all their fittings have
A pleasant feature Of the weeks doings was the
ohrysanthemum sociabe on Tuesday night, ar
ranged by Committee led by Mrs. II. S. sImons