New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-08
WINTER PLEASURES AT LAKEWOOD.
BALLS on NEw.YEAR's NIGHT sLE:GHISd'
TEAS PARTIES AND CROWDED HOTELS.

BALLS or NEw.YEAR's NIGHT. sLE;GHlN6'
TEAS. PARTIES AND CROWDED HOTELS.
Lakewood. ~ j.. Jan. : tspeclan.-The holiday
season Just I'm the past Will long be remembered
among the best that Lakewood has ever known. Inc
hotels and boarding houses we're crowded hours Oe'o'e
the people stopped coming aud quarters IN cottages
adjoining the hotels we're eagerly sought The TWO
,o,is NJ IN. Iaurcl House and the Lakewood on Mon
a,v night were Tho affairs Of the week Never has
Lakewood seen more charming decorations OF more
brilliant gatherings OF distinguished men ana bcauui
women The german with which tie ball at the Lake
wood ended was led by Timothy l.. Woodruff. OF hrooh-
lyn
Tho snowstorm OF Thursday covered the ground 10
the depth OF eight inches the most snow seen here 'or
oyo-I ..asons. unlike the snow which usually fels
II Is not light but packs readily and many days OF
hnc slriyhinG anticipated
A number OF prominent men who have long been
freuueners OF Lakewood have interested themselves
In the formation OF club to DO known rs the Deiaho
,uh The sum OF s. 900 has already been subscribed
for this orgn nizaon which Is 10 be In the nature OF
rcn,lemcns country club. In the near future club
hous. viii be erected on land which Hes about three
miles north OF the Lakewood. I'm Monmouth county
Among those Interested are Controller Theodore W.
Nv.rs Alfred de Cordova. l.. Il. Talcott and John T.
Nc,oon Of New-Yorh. senator Robert Adrlin OF New
ur,rs,,lck and y. ". Res.esuie. OF Hooklyn
4 pleasant feature Of the week WAS the piano re
IT,, ,,c f., the n,usIc room Of the Laurel in Fines
-, Monday afternoon by Paul Tidden Of Erooklyn.
An on,reciotve audience gathered TO hear Mr. Hidden
clover rendition OF the music OF such composers us
Chopin List and Gottschak.
, ,re.tv tea was given by Mrs william $. Nelson
Ia, saturday afternoon nj her now cottage I'm Forest
ove Mrs Frank VI. Freeman assisted In receiving
and Mrs. George r. nachstock Miss Andressien and
Tho Misses White served the tea. Among those present
were Mr. and Mrs. Hamilton Il. 'FalrlaN Mr ana Mrs
" r. Rvnncr Mr.. and Mrs. Jasper Lynch Mr. and
vrs Richard NJ Lalmhccr Mrs. Frederick scrry. Miss
nurrcu the Countess Dhcskon-ka Mrs. l.. b. Harding
Duncan Harding. tho Misses Ferris the Misses Davis
and the Rev and Mrs. X. l.. bridges.
ON saturday night II Hcw Years party Of twenty
Gvo vounc people arrived at tho Palmer House from
prooklyn Mr.. \. u. webster chaperoned thu party
durne their stay On cwfcar's Eve progressive
,uchrc party was given with attractive ritrs In silver
and brio a hrac rs prizes. coillon WAS danced on
Monday nrht In the music room. which IVES effectively
decorated with palms, eyerfrc'ns ahd mny-coored
lanterns. o. H. Ostrom led the dance and the favors
consisted OF boutonncrcs for the men and Lakewood
souvenir spoons for the women
Tho Mise, pasicl ga ten nj the CnraSnlJo CT h
room on Monday afternoon in honor Of Kiss Burrcl.
thc daughter Of the Rev. David j. Burrcll. Of New
Work This was the second Of these pretty teas given
bv club members for visiting friends.
Mr. and Mrs Thomas G. Patt Of Ncw-lork. spent
New Years Mt the Lakewood Among the visitors
arc william Bliss president Ct tho Boston and Albany
Railroad Mt the Laurel n-the Pines. with Mrs Bliss.
Mrs Morton and Mr.. and Mrs. Chaplin. also Of Boston ;
Mr.. AM Mrs. Albert II. tallatn OF New York, ut
thc Ianrcl House Mr. and Mrs Charles Russell Burke
~ NewYork NJ the Palmer House. Mr. :. o. Van
derpocl Of Ncw-lork. at tn" Laurel In the Pines :;
lanes Mcmahon. president OF the Emigrants Indus.
,rl,l savings Bank at the Lakewood accompanied by
Mrs McMahon Mrs. Il. IL. Benson and Robert Ben
son Of New York the Laurel House: Mr.. ana Mrs.
George H. sheppard. IT.. and Mr.. and Mrs. John II.
Ciofrcv OF Brooklyn. at the Palmer House; District
Attorney j. ". Ridgvay aud Mrs Ridgway. OF Brook
lvn AT the Lakewood Mr.. and Mrs. T. L. Woodruff.
John f. Woodruff Mr. and Mrs. F.. f. Dodge and Miss
Dodge OF Brooklyn. are recent arrivals ut the laur
In the Pines: Mrs. J. c. Van Nostrand, Mr. and Mrs.
q. l.. Hammond and Miss Hammond, OF I,rookyn.
nj the Laurel Hou.c: william W. Rosser. Miss Ros-
sitter Miss Fowler Miss Lane. F.. l. Rossiter. J. j..
uInchmnn and T.. s. Allen. Of BROOKLYN. at the Lake
wood Mr. and Mrs. James A. Don"lk. J. Frank Pat
,-rson Henry ". Baldwin nnt David Hooper ship
man. of New York - the Palmer House; John Hub
lard United states Navy. at The Lakewood Nj aud
Mrs W T.. Dodge. Mrs. Henry b. ilyde and the Misses
Carleton OF New York. the guests OF Mr. rnd Mrs.
John sloane at the Laurel-in he-fines; Mrs Rrdolph
Aronson, Mrs. George W. Wickersham ard Mrs. II. W.
Everett of New York. at the Laurel House Mr. and