New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-30
CLOSING DAYS or LAKEWOOD SEASON.
BEAUTY OF THE VILLAGE IN THE P1NES-EN'
TERTNNMENTS OF THE WEEK.

TERTNNMENTs OF THE WEEK.
Lakewood y. j., April 90 tSpecial-The increasing
beauty Of this village as the spring advances Drnss
more people who remember its beauties IN former
years The lake and lake paths are especially en-
ioyahl. on the warm days. Tile Carasallo clubhouse
on the bank OF the larger lake, with its pretty oai'
cony overhanging the water. is favori'e gathering
place for the club members and their friends Inc
club was formed two years ago Win Miss Ance
Kimban as president. The teas. dances ana enter
talnments which have been given before us g1eas
fireplace have made it one Of the most popular or.
carnations in the village Another Of the series OF
snrIno teas which the club inaugurated a few weeks
sro was given I'm the clubrOom last saturday af'er-
neon Miss Lulu smith and Miss MARSH were Tue
hostesses. Among the guests OF the cluo were 'he
Rev D. l.. schwartz and Mrs schwarh' MI anu
Mrs. Phoenix Remsen, Professor John Il. Thomas and
wife Miss Helen Marsh. Mrs. william Leeds, Mss
BALDWIN and NJ. and Mrs. Hamilton Il. Fairfax.
DR. Isaac Hull Plat. OF this village. has been
elected a member of the Society OF the 'Inchhau'
DR. Piat was introduced by President Cleveland ana
General Slocum. He j. said To he the Only W'nlosr
ever introduced by President OF the United states.
A pretty fair rnder the auspices OF IN" EpwoTtn
League and Kings Daughters for the beneht oil me
Methodist Church was held In Ferris Hall Oh Monday
nnd Tuesday.
ON Monday the Lakewood will close its doors. after
n most successful season. This house mas NUMBERED
among It's guests this year some OF the Most DIS
in III. zines Particularly the Lakewood the
cn,r, 81 interest when President Cleveland occupied
MS cottage her. prior To his inauguration. Nearly all
the prominent politicians who visited MN III uhHl
| lime were domicilcd within it, walls II l. KNOWN
that many improvements will be made TO the mouse
during the summer, but the nature and extent vi Tue
changes will not be- definitely settled until the board
Of directors, hold their annual meeting. Next season
the house will again be- under the manasenei' oi
Frederick st.rry Who with Mr.. Sterry will sail ios
Europ In the latter part of May. to spend the sum
m.r abroad
Mrs esi. Irving and Miss Irving. OF staten lSlani'
! CAV. a musicale at the Carasalio cubroom on
| Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. irving was assisted III
receiving by Mrs Justin smith. Of Boston. who after
| ward delighted the guest, with 4 number of hne
| soprano solos. Nine. Muller Thomas played sevena
| brilliant piano selections and Ms. W. H. byhherS
rich conrralto voice was heard In charming song
| Miss Harding and Mis- Irving poured tea Among
tho,, present were the Rev. DR.. de- luy and Mrs de
Inv Mrs. l.. Il. Harding, the Misses Harding, MIS-
H. NJ strong Mrs. \. IL. Dashell the Misses
| la, HELL Mrs. :. h. Ferris, Miss Ferris, Miss NaDa
Dwight Mrs. ". :. Kimbal. Miss Laura kinball, Mrs
hamilton X. Fairfax Professor Mercy aud Professor
Mil"y.
ArLor Day was observed by the children OF the
village school \ programme of appropriate recita'
tons and music rendered, after which each ue
tarlmcnt PLANTED and named "A tree.
j. A. smith, raymaSterGeneral Of the United states
Navy, /, AT the Lakewood
Mrs s. NJ McMastcrs. OF Toronto. has returned %
the Laurel House with her grandson. Leroy blackstone
Mrs. &. J. rjst and Mr.. and Mrs. d. W. Olmseaa'
| OF New-York staying at the Laurel-inhe Pines
Mg and Mrs. Horace 4. stlckney, OF Boston, are
rcccn, arrivals at the Palmer House.
other visitors this week include Mr. and Mrs. Henry
Datcr. DR.. and Mrs. Charles Townsend. Mr. and Mrs.
James {, Bergen. Mrs. I. b. spraguc. Miss c; A.
,paguc. Mr.. and Mis-. George u. WESTON Mr.. and Mrs.
". NJ hidd.r Mr. and Mis- A. D. Crane Dr: ana Mrs Mrs
'' no% Mr. ana and Mrs rasr'A G Mas
OF NewNolk; Mrs. james RAYMOND. Miss Raymond
| Mr.. and Mr. sturyis Coiin Mr.. ana Mis-. Harold "
" r ne %" InS M, W Wych % Of rSsSd
| ut the ianrelm-the ines Mr. and Mrs. G'orge r.
| brighton. Mr. and Mrs. Morton Redmond Mrs r.. NJ
, rSm"s r MN John I'M '' pav 'r Dr. VIZ rh h,a sy@
Mr. ana Mr.. II. G. swain. Mrs. Frederick
Martin. r.. Mrs. Joseph Alexander. Mr. and Mrs
Tracy W: Harris Davii W; >hipan, NJ ana MIS-.
shaw. OF New York: Mr.. aud Mrs. George KDeA ve
and Miss Alice Derby, OF New Haven: Mr ara Mr;'
w. ~ Bishop. and Miss Turner OF bT 1an's
Mis- samuel H. oiyl,s. Mr.. and Mr.. Dwi sh W; oi
lead. vi Grace omslcad william L.a n"''' MIS-;
,an"t ~ McCook, Mrs. ". X. Morsa,: us , MISS, Trs
Morgan. Mrs. &. II. Van wagencr, Mr. ana Mr ls:
James Iyali. Mr. ana Mr. }. s. sans Mss rs XeS.
York Mrs w. IT, Mcclure ami Miss Rice, Of Albany:
Laurel Lam RI ilo nD Mrs a G. F. Moaroe Mrs. l. .r
rr NJ M' SsSsd na" Mr. and Mrs. 'f faur N
W. H. Benc and Mr. AMI Mrs J. &, Eene. o, bT Trs
y.n. c"rnce vii. ii nin'"wS walk. " Ms. Trace
Mrs. ]. D. ilaliOran. OF Nsw.yOrk. at the f''1
House. ~