New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-03
THANKSGIVING At LAKEWOOD.
CHARITABLE woRK-TIIE LBRARY-PERsoNAL
AND SOCIAL.

,,o, ~ Dec (SpecidD.
dawred q dav If real Lakewood weather, warm and
bright with a suggestion Of spring rather than the
last days Of dying year. There was pretty
THANKSGIVING dance ct the Iaurel f1ouSe !" '''e
evening another at the Palmer HOUSE, atrahseu
by Mrs. W. H. Davenport. or broohiy"' - ia'se
contingent from Lakewood went to the races at
South Lakewood Park, which Dr. D. d. ue Levy
the founder OF that suburb. conducted agar, 'nIs
wear An entertainment was given In Odd Fellows
Hall by the Lakewood Amateur Orches.ra' aSsis'eu
by Frank III. Pauson, the humorist iheie "eie
family dinners and reunions at the cottages al
Edgemore Mr. and Mrs Francis =. Freeman enter
tanned their son, Frank Morgan Freeman Oh behe
Haven. Conn. with Mrs. Freeman ana their fanny.
Mr. and Mrs Walter Devereaux and FAMILY OF
Glenwood Springs. Col, were the guests OF MI anu
Mrs George w. Stockly at Oakhurst
Among the Thanksgiving parties at the Laurei
House that led by Mr.. and Mrs. James H.
Benedict, of New-York. In the party were Mrs'
Moses Hopkins, the Misses Hopkins of San Fran
cisco: Mrs. L. NJ. Bliss. Miss +. J. Lockman' H. IL.
Benedict. II. r. Benedict, Elliot 5. Benedict ana >.
II. Benedict. jr., of New-York.
The tea given by the Carasalje Club in honor OF
the former president of the club Miss Alice Kim
ball, was a brilliant success. An unusually large
gathering of Lakewood people testified to Miss KIM
balls long-acknowledged popularity. The room was
prettily decorated with chrysanthemums in which
pink predomnated and which formed delightful
Whics Miss Anne D p and Miss Clara Marsh
poured tea: Miss Hattie r.. Smith assisted In serv-
ing. Miss Kimball. Mrs W r; Bynum and and Miss us
and Mrs. Thomas Hunt Talmadge. Francis +; Free
p Psa Email and a Mus dr.
samuel G. Tracy the Rev. DR.. ana Mrs. De Puy.
Miss Gertrude Leslie. Mrs. Isaac H. Platt Mrs A.
l. s M and Mr s r FesT kills. !ae Misfs
w. J. Harrison and Thomas II. Young.
The recently organized Sketch Club. led by Edward
l.. Morse, Miss Elizabeth Tucker and Miss Sallle
Crocker. has awakened much interest. and promises
to become pleasant feature OF the season.
the general meeting o the lakewood branch Of the
Needlework Guild at Edgemere the home OF MIS-
on Tuesday. The garments contributed for this
The Morning Club met this week at the home Of
the Misses Ferris, in Clinton-ave on Tuesday morn
The establishment Of the new library Is hailed
with pleasure by Lakewood residents aGd guests.
The old library which was founded In the
days OF Breksburg suffered from neglect un ,ba
WORKS and recent cton caaogued for dsr
The New-Jersey Sanitary Association will hold
It's annual meeting at the Laurel House on Decem-
Among the bridal couples REGISTERED at the Laurel 6n
House this week are Mr. and Mrs H. D. Lock Lock
81 Boston. and Mr. and Mrs j. H. Hnkson Of
Nfr. and Mrs Robert Colgate and the Misses
Colgate. Henry i. Smith and Mrs. Smith, OF New
Among the New-York people at the Laurel House
are Mr. and Mrs. Duncan Elliot. Robert !, Harg3us'
William c. Tiffany. Miss Fellowes and Martin ). .
Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Miller and Miss Miss Marion
R RdeTt 9 K Kns6 Of the University Of Pennsy
vana. are at the Palmer House; r. w r Slid
more Of New York, are at the Laurel House with
their daughters