New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-15
AUTUMN AT LAKEWOOD.
CoTTAGERS SETTLING ONCE MORE AMONG
lie PINES.
THE SCENERY As BEAUTIFUL IS EyEr-noTELN
oprx-SoME or THE VISITORS.

THE SCENERY As BEAUTIFUL AS ENEH-HoTfIN
oprx-soME or THE vlsrToES
Lakewood ~ j.. oct. II ospecIaD.-Ail nature has
put forth her best greeting to Iakewoods new sea
snn and the first DAYS have been full Of good omen
for the coming months. The almost perfect
weather Of Indian summer. with clear SKIES ana
lalmy air has FASTENED the return OF the c"'taS'S
so that another week VIII ma nearly Vi an ~
tied I'm their winter homes.
Rarely has the village presented moro attrhc-
tive appearance The unusually brilliant autumnal
foliage has made the lakes ana their bor""'S
wonderland OF picturesque coorinS. "h"' ''c
severe windstorns Of the summer wroush' "''"u'
ton among the fine old willows about the iaKe'
enough OF their fellows remain to make pu' niue
change In the familiar landscape.
amony the cottagers who have returned from
their summer outings are Mrs. W. C. Stone. who -
at Wodcroft. her picturesque nome IN ihke 'I''''
Mrs Augustus Marsh and the Misses Marsh from
Bar Harbor. to their home In Forest-aVe Nr' anu
Mrs Francis T. Freeman returned to Edgeinerc
rom Chicago on Wednesday. MIR. and Mrs. Samuel
c BOARD and family, who have spent the summer
AT their Adirondack camp. are back al i'auic"e"'
| Mr. and Mrs. Samuel H. Davis ana the MisseS
| Davis have returned from Chicago to The 'abics.
Mis-. Croker gave tea at the studio III fi'h-
| 81 this afternoon in honor OF Miss Wilkinson OF
Newburg This tea the first Of "A series when
| Miss Croker will give during the autumn
| Waverly. the cottage owned by Mrs. C. l.. Under
hill in Third-st.. is leased to Edward J." Morse oi
| Poughkeepsie
| 4 reccpton was given to Dr. and Mrs. A. H. Hen
| derson AT the parsonage Of the Baptist Church on
| Friday evening Dr. and Mrs Henderson. who
| ,y,s Niss Sbinn OF Lakewood. have recently re-
| turned from "A wedding trip to Jamaica. ami VIII
| sail on Wednesday next for Burmah, india whefe
| they will have charge OF a mission.
| rho Palmer Home opened its doors for the new
| season to-day James Il. Palmer. who. with Mrs'
| Palmer has recently returned from the Chicago
Fair will remain the manager Tor another season.
Many improvements have been made during the
| last few weeks Without. the house Is radiant with
| new paint and clean brickwork; within. there are
| new, decorations, carpets and furniture.
| Forest Lodge one OF the popular boarding houses
| NJ last SEASON. has been leased by Thomas Noble.
| of the FenimoIc. Asbury Park.
Mr. and Mrs Joseph W. Harper. OF NewYork.
| are at the Laurel House. The Misses Leslie. Of
| Ncw-York are staying at Sunset Lodge until their
| rew cottage in Forest-ave Is ready for occupancy.
| A marty from Washington. at the Laurel
| Uouse includes the Rev and Mrs =. NJ. Prescott.
| Mr. and Mrs o. H. Green. Mrs. A. NJ Brucn. &. j.
| and W /. Bruen and William &. Marrow. Mr. and
| Mrs w W. Tompkins and John Jay White. of
Now York are also registered at the Laurel House.
| Among the visitors at the Laurel House this week
| are Robert Colgate Miss Helen W. Colgate. Mr..
| and Mrs Frank Emmons. the Misses Babcock. DIR.
| George Abbott Mr. and Mrs. j. de Melville. Mr..
! and Mrs j. H. Hunt G.. II. Rowntree Miss Little.
| Miss Dodd and Mr. and Mrs ii. L. Lowell jr. OF
| New-York: Mrs John $. Dickson. Miss Agnes Dick
| son Mrs A. French Miss Vanderhoef and Miss
| Edith NJ Huntington, Of Pittsburg; Mrs. Francis
| F. Milne and Mrs Alexander Brown, OF Phlladcl-
phia, and H. L. Lowell Of Covington. Ky.