New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-12
SOCIAL LIFE AT LAhEUOOD.
Mr.. CLEvELAND's s-ENTERTAINMENTs
OF TIE WEEK.

OF TIE WEEK.
Lakewood, n. j., Feb IL Gpecia)-The weather
this week has been fun of the promises OF coming
spring. The bright. clear days were the harbinger>
( Of many pleasant to come. The mild atmoN
phere Of the stormy days and the earthly odor OF thaw
ing ground also suggestive Of the aircSt Of sea
sons There clustering March wind 10
add TO the delusion that spring was upon us.
Mr.. Cleveland has remained at his cottage here all
the week. His only absence on Tuesday, when.
In company with Mrs. Cleveland, he went to New
York attend the funeral OF Mrs. william {. Whit
ney. The Prcsident-elcct is seldom seen about the
town. Mrs. Cleveland. the contrary, Is frequently
seen. either walking or driving. When driving she Is
almost invariably accompanied by her little daughter
Among Mr. Ccvelands visitors this week were con
gresham W. L. Wilson. of West Virginia lsdor
straus. Of New-York and John Cadwalader. OF Phia
delphia. Don NJ. Dickinson was also guest al the
cottage this week.
The marriage OF Miss Cleaver and X. Stuart Miller,
OF Orange in All Saints Church on Wednesday was
the affair of the week. The last ball before Lent
given at the Lakewood on Saturday night was one
OF the most enjoyable the house has ever given. The
presence of Mrs. Cleveland among the handsome
matrons. the music of the Russian Court orchestra
and the ROmany Band, aic the usual effective decora
tons all contributed TO the success OF the ball.
Lakewood Is having fun share Of entertainments.
number OF students and teachers from the Hampton
school for negro ana gave an interest
ing entertairn, mt at the Laurel House ON Friday
evening Miss Adeline WheelOck sterling ecurcd in
the music room OF the same house, with Florence,
the Lily of the Ano' for her subject rlic fine Illus
trationS accompanying the lecture made II especially
enjoyable. Kellogg. the humorist. gave pleasing
entertainment at the Lakewood the same evening.
The concerts for charity which viii b. given on
February II and 81 respectively, promise exceptionally
fine programmes. The FIRST concert will be gwen at
the Lakewood for the benefit OF the New York Free
kindergarten Association. Mrs Cleveland. who Is a
vcepiesldent OF tn" association is the patroness The
following people have promised to contribute 10 the
programme for that occasion: Miss Maude Morgan,
harpist; Nine. Ocmentine De VeresaIio, soprano ;;
Miss Mabel Stephenson. whistler; Miss Marta Schnec-
lock. recitations; Harry Pepper tenor; Miss Minnie
Renwcod. serpcntinc dances; Dorc Brothers, ban
ioists; Walter Leon, the youthful character actor,
and the Imperial japanese Troupe.
Mrs. Augustus Marsh gave a reception last saturday
afternoon in honor of the Rev. and Mrs. D. l..
Schwartz. Miss A. W. Kin.ball. Miss Davis, Miss
Louise Smith and the Misses Marsh assisted In rec'iv-
Ing. Among those present were Mrs. Cleveland,
Mrs. Hamilton Fairfax Mrs. ;. d. Davies Mrs ;. b..
Ferris, Miss Ferris. Mrs. C. H. Kimlall, the Rev Or.
and Mrs. de Puy. Mrs. Bynner Mrs. Hamilton Cate.
Mrs. E. L. Harding the Misses Dashie. Harlow IL.
Chandler, Professor Milcy and Professor Morcy.
A successful SALE arranged 10y the Sabbath school
children Of All Saints Memorial Church. was held In
the rectory OH Friday afternoon. There was also II
fair, in aid OF the Church Of ST. Mary Of the Lake.
which continued throus hout the week
The Palmer House music the Of 4
pretty dance on Tuesday evening. There also Il
musicale Thursday evening
The students OF Lakewood Heights School are
rehearsing for amateur theatrical entertainment.
"My Lord in Livery" L, the play which they VIII
present some time next week.
Among the visitors this week were the Rev. George
Van De Water, of st. Andrews Church. and Mrs.
Van De Water. Mr.. and Mrs ;. G. Beckwilh james
Il. MACPHERSON. Mr. and Mrs. FraEci, L. MCrroll.
Mrs. W. c. Fargo J. Arden Hartman, Judge
Lennon, Julien &. Barnard, Mr.. and Mr. j. Morgan
Wing. Mr.. and Mrs Abncr Bartlett, Mrs !. W. Homer.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. s. Packard Miss Packard Mr. and Mr..
and Mrs IL. II. l'encdci. Miss Benedict, Mr.. and
Mrs. ST. Clair McKelway. Mr. and Mrs. j. Is. Edison,
Of Brooklyn; Arthur Buriis Of the L. , ". and Mrs.
Burtis, at the Lakewood; Mrs Vernon H. Lrown,
and Mrs. Duncan b. Harrison, j. H. Colgate. Mr..
J. c. Colgate, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles l.. Whitman.
Mrs. Mclean. ColCncl II. Il. Bcocher, II. ".
! Beecher, Robert Il. flemmng. Mrs. ;. Talmadt'
Msther, Miss Grace Mather and Professor Francis
Mrs. c. II. Roosevelt, Mr.. and Mrs. ;. \. Browne.
Mrs. J. W. Thorne Mrs. j. f. Polon Mr. and Mrs.
F.. Cooley. Jay B. sheldon, Mrs Jun Carroll, +. X.
NJ selonck and the Mi's,s Freshman, Of New York.
al the Palmer House; Mrs. Richard Grant White
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. Willis james. Mrs. William NJ.
Fellows, Mr. and Mrs. II. X. Pomroy. Mr.. and Mrs.
W. f. Lambert, Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Murray. Mr..
and Mrs. Ehen 4. Olcot Miss Whitemorc Of New
Watson, Mr.. and Mrs. ". +. locker lr., Mr.. and
Mrs. l. A. Parsons, Miss Howell. Josiah A. Low
Mrs E. L. Mills, of brooklyn. and Mayor Joseph T..
Haynes, OF Newark. DIT the Iaurelin-the Pines.