New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-19
EyTERT4INMENTS At LAKE MOOD.
N BEHALF OF CHARTIES-lNrERESIhp y IHh
WORLDS FNR-DINNERs AND ThNS'

80 nr,.rr or CUARITIEs-INTEREsTED Is TIE
WORLDS FNR-DINNERs AND TEAS.
1or,n,od v j. Feb - (Specian.-The outlook
,o tho srrinr season which may be said 10 p'glI
,~,t, Ient Is extremely promising. In former year,
the Lenten season has brought large compieih'" VI
c,iests 10 Lakewood. many Of them peop!e WIN "
IN find the complete secluson and rest "hoH W. Po
affords Judging from the NUMBER Vi apph'
which the hotels and boarding houses have ALREADY
received This season Viii hnd on'! lnor'"7''s pop"
laritv OF this resort among the pines -
Mr. Cleveland has remained az his cottage mere III
This week save Oh Wednesday. when he went 10 M
Office in New-York Many politicians have louhu "
c,nyerient 10 call at the little cottage CURING 'iF
,reek Among them Josiah Quincy. Of Boston, wh'
came OIL a special train on Sunday Nauiah anu 'o"
straus George F. Parker. Mr. CLEVELAND olosfapnei'
and non NJ Dickinson. senator q. q. Vest, u MIS-
sourI headed delegation which visited the fre'iu'hC
o,oc, on Monday. A delegation from Kansas was led
NV senator John Martin and DR.. >. F. Nicely. John
Cadwarader Of Philadelphia, paid second VISIT ana
Senator Carlisle is expected this week
Mrs, Hamilton j. Cate gave tea at her nome me
sanatorturn on Tuesday afternoon. Each year just
nreceding Lent il is Mrs Gates custom 70 give one
OF the prettiest OF the season. The rooms were
charmincly deco rated with roses. lilies ana po'''l
nlants Mrs Cate assisted In receiving ny MIS-
ID L. Schwartz Mrs. Hamilton X. Fairfax, Miss RAJ
ripgton and Mrs H. II. Cate OF Lakewood Miss
Island. Miss A. W. kluaAall' anu HisS laws '
tea and che ceate ,.,
The entertainment gwen in the great dining room
or.,he Lakewood for the benefit Of the Free Kinder
rarten Association Of which Mrs. Cleveland was inc
natroness was particularly successful one
varied programme was pleasiDgly rendered by people
q, widely recognized talent Among those who vol
unteered their services for this charity were h'c
c,amcrtine De We're sapo and Miss Mabel stephenson
sopranos: Harry Pepper, tenor, Mile. Flave van
Den Hende. viooncelst and signor Raphael Diaz Al
betnf violin vrtuoSo Miss Minnie Renwood Inc sister
Henglee. Edna Haches-sprnger. Walter Leon the
Park Sisters Miss Marta schneelock. Dore Bro'hefS'
the Romany Band and the Imperial Romaiy troupe
In spltc Of the snOwstorm which prevailed Inc enter
tainment was ATTENDED by guests and prominent VS.
itors from all the hotels and cottages
on Monday afternoon Mrs. II. : Bogge and MIS- T.
!, Kaufman gave a pretty tea at Forest Lodge Mrs.
Kaufman's sister. Mrs. Retter. of Atlantic Cny assisted
I'm receiving Miss Raule, Miss knight and Miss Eve
lyn knight poured tea.
A meeting OF women interested in the women's De
nar,ment of the Worlds Fair, at Chicago, was held IN
the musicroom Of the Laurel House las, Friday after
noon Mrs Washington A. Rocblinc. of Trenton, sec
ro,arv NJ tho Board Of Women Managers presided
Prominent among the Lenten visitors are Mr. ara
Mrs l. Hooker Iiamersley. Of New-lork who aTrVeh
with their family Thursday 10 occupy Miss DHVl'a
o,ace in Madison ave- which ih.y have leased until
Easter.
Mr. and Mrs. Francis p. Freeman gave diiAcr NJ
Fdgeinoor on Friday evening last. Their guests were
President elect and Mrs. Cleveland. Mr. ana Mrs.
Joseph Jefferson Mr. and Mrs. Gustav f. ki'sell'
Of New-York: Miss Louise Dust4n, Of Lakewood. and
James c. Parrish. Of Tuxedo.
The Rev. Charles ii. Parkhurst and Mrs. Parkhurst,
with Miss Bodman, Mrs. ParkluIst's sister. hav"
visited Mr.. and Mrs Francis p. Freeman this week.