New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-10
HOLIDAYS AT LAKEWOOD.
EVERYBODY Is PREPARING FOR PLENTY
OF CHRISTMAS Fun.
PROGRAMME OF THE EoTELS-CHU2cH ENTER
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. N SESSION

PROGRAMME OF THE HorELs-CHU2cH ENTER
ADMINISTRATORS N SESSION
Lakewood. y. j., Dec. CSpeclaD.-The snow
storm Of Tuesday covered the ground with an even
LAYER OF three inches and brought out seiShs
and sleigh bells on Wednesday morning. While the
roads In town were bare in the sheltered
drives few hours Of really good sleghing was
enjoyed With Thanksgiving IN the past. the next
thought Is of the approaching holidays and or the
opening of the two large hotels. The Lakewood
and the Laurel-int he-Pacs. which promise much
toward the Christmas festivities
a dinner given at The Gables. the home OF
the Misses Davis, on Thursday night by re-
Gently organized cooking club the members OF
which cooked every The club includes
the Misses Davis, the Misses Dashiel Miss Wilson
and MISS Ferris. The table was prettily decorated
with pink roses and maidenhair fern. The guests
OF the club were DR.. Edward Wilson and Mr..
Stevens. of New-York: Ernest VI. Paddock and
John f. Sinclair. OF Philadelphia; Professor John
MIey and Paul Stockly OF Lakewood
Dr. Isaac II. Plat gave a whist party for his
friends at his Madson-ave. house on Wednesday
evening Among those present were Samuei >.
Beard, Jasper Lynch, Wallace Sawyer, Edward l..
Morse william s. Nelson. DR.. PAIL Kimball. DR..
C. l. Jindey George ". Stockly Professor James
II Morey and Professor John Nliley. One OF the
pretiest dinners OF the season was that given
on Tuesday evening by Mr.. and Mrs Jasper Lynch
at their Secon1-st. home. in honor of Mr.. and Mrs
George J. Could The guests were Mr.. and Mrs
George W. Stockly Mr. and Mrs. William s. Nell
SON. DR.. and Mrs. Isaac II. Plat. Wallace Sawyer
and Professor John Miley. Mrs. d. l.. Schwartz
gave a party for the friends of her daughter and
son. Cornea and Herman. last Friday afternoon
Miss Salle Croker will give tea at her studio
I'm Ffth-st, next Wednesday afternoon, in honor
Of Miss Elizabeth s. Tucker. who recently leased
the studio formerly occupied by the Countess
Dzeskonska
The first Of the free lectures for which the library
directors have made arrangements will be given
by DR. Isaac Hull Plat December IA. The sub
ect Of the lecture will be THE Prophet Of Ameri-
canisrn' and will be delivered in Ferris Hail. The
usual weekly teas given by the Canasaljo Club on
Saturday afternoon the club room promise to be-
come an enjoyable feature Of the clubs entertain
mcnts Music and dancing followed the tea given
last Saturday afternoon. when Miss Dashiell poured
tea 4 pleasant evening was spent at Oakhurst,
the home of Mr. and Mrs. George W. Stockly, on
Friday last when a number Of Lakewood friends
gathered Informally TO greet Mr.. and Mrs Walter
Devereaux OF Glenwocd Springs. Col. who visited
Mr. and Mrs StScky on IhahksR'y san,s Church
with an attractive decoration OF pink and white
bunting sca S"9 rns 81 sale Frday The sale was
gratifying success to the women OF she pa snn
feaplr@s was loan collection in charge OF Mrs.
Jasper Lynch whose old and valuable iaees s Wesr
and objects from the Orient made an interesting
exhibition. The confectionery for the sae was
Stone gave all the dolls. Among the women In l,
ls5s4 rs M cFooks yp2 the M Hrs
Misses arn Mrs.. n W S11 s,s Mrs vande9
hoof The NewJersey SANITARY Association ss he'd
it, annual meeting at the Laurel House tns wee EEK
4sad hS By three G. smoeS 's state deeoss
chceseman OF NewYork; David Harvey Of Asbury
& IL Doty' Of NEWPORT and Dr. t X. Chambers,
The church Of St Mary of the Lake was as SUB SUB
stantay 6enssd by an Prasessor turner
World The Girls Missionary Society of the Presby
terian Church Is rehearsing for an entertainment
TO given in Ferris Hall shortly before Christmas
sterry' the manager Of The Lakewood. which opens
on December IS for the entertainment of the many
guests he has booked for the holidays days, Dr. d LS
Vienna at the chicago Fair mas 6sen ensa r .yr
tainments every night in the ballroom, with hop
night on thu ehrtn S of te's
Friday night there Will be vaudeville entertain
nt Sh Of soosts viii sing at the sacred CON-
cert 10 be given Sunday night by the orchestra.
drives riding and driving parties a fox hunt and
open-alr games by the colored walters will make
Horace Porter. who will this year assume .' the
nounces a large number of guests booked for the
opsning on December q, ,,,.,or has ,ots, tho
COTTAGE n,i at Fdres-ave and Thrst formerly oceu-
pied by Mrs G. ". Dustan. Mr.. and Mrs. John |
Strouthcrs OF Philadelphia. who are at the Laurel |
House have recently purchased lots Forest-ave., |
whore they will erect cottage. Miss Nellie |
Aiacubln Is at the Laurel House. Mrs. William |
Hale Thompson. Gale Thompson Mrs c. r. Crane
and Mrs G. F. Washburnc. Of Chicago. are recent |
arrivals at the Laurel House. The Princess Rus
poll and family are registered at the Palmer House.
colonel benjamin Aycrlgg. Of New:York, is at the
Laurel House. Mrs. Gouverneur Morris and Mrs. |
William H. Guion the buckingham
The visitors this week include Miss Ella and Miss |
Laura Pell Mr. an Mrs. G. T. Zebra. the Rev. /
DR. Rylance Mrs +. S. Mason. William Logan. Mr.. |
and Mrs. George =. Johnson. w. J. Gibson Mr.. |
and Mrs. Henry u. James Mr.. and Mrs J. q. Can
non. Mrs; T.. u. Croker Miss Rhodes. Miss Lang.
ton Frederick A. Pell and William Hitchcock. OF
New-York: Mrs Austin Hecksher, Mrs. J. J. Bore.
Adolph Z. Ii3rie Mr. and Mrs T. 4 =. warne and
Mrs F. Cutting; Of San Francisco; Mrs: H.. H.
Camp and Mrg. ) H. Van Dyke. ir, OF Milwaukee,
at the Laurel House Nir and Mrs +. Colt John
SON. r. l.. $. Cole Mrs T. p Colt, DR.. and Mrs
Arnold Hallett. and Miss I.ewry, OF New-YorlS at