New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-04-01

which was n busy day Mt Lakewood no.s''' ~
the rough weather OF the last week III 1'A' N ~.
of the Easter people have remalheu " 'P'"'
davs in the pines. The outlook for the spri'e s.
son beginning with April IL exceedihsiS Slam
- ,ba managers This week there has been re-
-, 20 ras.i,,t,ias after the Lenten quiet. Inc IRA
,,otc entertainment under the auspices OF '"e III
salio Club for the building fund OF inc Ion. ~,
Fire Company at the Lakewood Hotter vi" 80
dav evening brought forth fnc auuie"Ce VIZ"
cenerous applause showed appreciation Oh inc W..
81 tho lines and amusing situations OF the coineuS
..Three Hats" adapted from the french ny "a ~
cti,o. ord cleverlv presented by the Gilbert ORA
rnatic Society of Brooklyn Miss Keller was he'iu
IN two fine soprano solos. and Miss Kingsley pa!
tu,o brilliant piano selections prior to the play,
,,hIcb Was followed by two graceful fancy dances
nv little Miss Weingarten a supper was sN', "
the company directly after the performance ~
C.aorpe l. Gould who was one OF the managers Va
the entertainment and at one time menipvi VI ~,
Gilbert Society and by Mr.. Gould ana "'Ha'' W.
Hartman Associated with Mrs. Gould as man
arer, were Mrs w. II. Bynner. Mrs Frederic oteiiS
and Miss Anne Dashie. The patronesseS PieNe"'
at the performance were Mrs. Kingdom MIS- ~
cis p Freeman Mrs Ephram DE Puy' Mrs' 'asle'
LYNCH Mrs S. ID. Davis. Mrs. j. j" Sch"dl"' W.
A H. Dashiell Mrs II. J. Cate Mrs. l. H. RAJ
,Irs ,rbonas II Talmage and Miss Gertrude Leslie
To-, dances were given on Easter Monday h'gh''
tho ono in the pink ballroom OF the Laure-ih-'"e
Pines bringing together large NUMBER Vi sou"e
people guests OF the house members OIL inc "a
salto Club and their friends, with huihoei VI
students from Princeton Among the dancers were
49, N,sses Sanders Miss Rockefeller and MISS
Edith Rockefeller OF New-York; Miss DE Forest. Vi
NewHaven: the Misses Davis, Miss Dasheli' MISS
stockly Paul Stockly and c. c. Curtss' Oh LAM
wood John Garrett. Howard CODY MI ia. inns
Mr. Decker Mr.. Hatch. Mr.. Pierson ana a. -
Davis of Princeton College and D. H. NJ Dashiei'
of Brown University. The cotilion given py '"e
voung people Of the Lakewood Hotel on the same
.eyeninp was one of the prettiest dances which the
blue and white ballroom has known THIS season.
The dance was led by +. l.. Fennessy' OF bos'on'
who danced with Miss Rogers, OF New ORR
Twelve pretty and graceful figures were dahceu' Win
attractive favors, including broad-brifnmeu sHd"
hats. with trimming of rainbow colors' Tor the
women and sashes for the men, distributed Dy Mrs'
George E. Wood. Mrs F. L. Fennessy' oil Boston
and Mrs H. A. Rogers, of New-York Among 'he
articipants were the Misses Young. OF OSohZ 0eiI
nary; Miss Rutter. Philip VI. Brett George u.
Ketcbam and Miss Todd, OF New-York; Mr.. ana
Mrs. jeremiah Williams. Miss Wood, Mr. FRANCIS
Batchelder Of Boston, Mrs. Frederic Sterry' rio-
fessor James H. AIorey and c. c. Curtiss OF Lake
wood. Tonight the Easter ball was gwen al tne
Lakewood Hotel. The decorations of the ballroom
were elaborate. The ceiling was studded with tnly
electric lights of many colors, the stage nuns VIZ,
vines and set with palms around FOUNTAIN %
to the ballroom being arranged in manner simi-
lar TO that used at the last bail Inc new
consists of eight men part of whom were CHOSEN
from the Damrosch and part from the SelI OF
Snfy 81 Hnqyr y t%s paope was @
Mrs George W. Loyett Of New e 9ah HOLIDAYS viii
be given in the pink ballroom on the h's"' u
4 fine concert of vocal music was given IN LIN, Ihf
MUSHROOM OF the Laurel House on frNay 49,
by the New-York Ladies Quartet, under the ORE,
ii Of MI DamrOsCh. and assisted ny w imam
A. Rowland the barytone Of the b2st9iia1s'
is % or G ins eua Miss E. E. Potts and Miss T.
q. Horocker, with Richard l. feio!' "00'"'
After more than two years of teas dances and
musical entertainments. the ilrst caTu Par' ,i"ht
There was A large attendance OF club members ana
their friends. and six pretty prizes Were pIoVaTa
won by the Misses Davis, Miss Crocker. Mrs Rob
ert Kerr, Mrs. Hamilton J. Cate and rroieS Nr
and Mrs Frank NJ, Freeman, Mrs. Kingdom Mrs.
De Puy, Mr. and Mrs: ". r. Bynner DT; s haui
Kimbail, Miss Laura Kimban. the Misses Dasnie'i
Mrs. Francis p Freeman, who has house party s,ri
Frank NJ Freeman. the Misses Sanders and MISS
Kingsley, of New York invited few imenas 10
an Informal musical entertainment on lhuFsDay
evening Hotel guests have found no lack Of amuse;
men during the week The music at The s La al!6s
by w. =. OConnor. William I. lngls ana DE VIZ VII,
G. Flanagan Of Heart l Pir o3 Wenes
day evening prizes were won by ,r i5 tsS Naw
YORK At the Lakewood Hotel last Friday Mrs
J. Hood Wright. Of New-York. was the recipient
Of many Mn5y S sS Es6 mE"o OF ces
brated her seventy-fifth birthday by giving r.
eePion for few friends in her ParGT at tine ss
as the spring advances. This week parties TO Toms
River where luncheon Is ieryfd d al d n by Mr
and Mrs Otto Young. OF Chicago. who gave the
for their who name r6 50T Gg9T
for the Easter holidays last Saturday. Mr. and
Monday. On Friday Mrs Charles L. Colby Of New 5
York, led party Of friends ana to-day Mr; anu anu
drive Card parties are the favorlte amusement at
the Palmer House. Pretty trlhes are always pro
ydsd for s sS s R. ns Me OF Ps?
Miss Mltchener. Mr., Cunningham and George a.
The following notable men representing American
Of EaWap Care now al rGe Of Hm
Jams College: Professor William T Sedgwick Of the
Boston institute Of TechnGSsy and Professor ,
sailed on Wednesday for Europe. accompanied by
Mrs W A. Hamilton Next month Mr am ME- Mr.:
Gould and Mrs. Hamilton on the other side Phoe-
nix Remsen OF New York r. visiting Mr. ana Mrs
weddings have brought the usual number OF honey;
people to dakeW No ana Among %r W he bridal
pearson, Mr. and Mrs. W b. May. OF New-York.
and Mr.; and Mrs; f; L. Atwater. OF Zew-Haven. at
the aaSTGSa Hf Snfssy
Miss Ina l.. Thursby. Mr.. and Mrs. NJ =. Acker-
man, Mrs. r. II. Wills and Arthur l.. Wills, of
+ .anfed. " j.. are recent arrivals at the Laurel
House. Mr. and Mrs. William Hicks. OF Orange,
are staying at the Palmer House.
Observation-Disclosures guests this week include the
Count and Countess Won Linden. Mr.. and Mrs.
George Bird. Miss Betty Metcalf. Prescott Metcai,.
Mr., and Mrs Eiihu Root, Miss Edith Root. E.ihu
Root IT.. Edward Root, Mr.. and Mrs. ~ Duncan
Leverich. Miss Leverch, Miss Rockefeller. John ID.
Rockefeller. jr.. Mr.. and Mrs. II. X Burras J. w.
Sands, Thurlow Weed Barnes, Mn. Thomas G.
Wood. the Misses Wood. Mr. and Mrs. w. H. y.
Faunce. Miss Heen Van G. de Peys,er, Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert stuyyesant. Mrs. J.. Emmett Holt.
Miss Caldwell and Mrs John Jay Chapman. OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert y. Hull. Mr.. and
Mrs Alfred r White and Mr. and Mrs Iothrop l..
Sturges. OF Brooklyn. and Mr. and Mrs James
Hood. OF Philadelphia.
Arrivals this week at the Laurel House include
the Faster party led by Mr.. and Mrs. F. *. Trow-
bridge. which was formed by Mr. and Mrs. f. c.
sOrham. Mrs. James 4. Trowbrlge. Mrs. +. u
rrowbridge. E. Kellogg Trowbridge and F. X Ho-
lister. OF New-York Other Ncw-York arrivals are
Mr. and Mrs: W. W Richards Mrs. John F. Earl
Mr. and Mrs. William l.. flanagan. James Fiana-
gam De Wit G. Flanagan. General T.. :. Gree.y
Mr. and Mrs n {! Seaman, ~ and Mrs. ". H.
Maxwcll. the Misses MaxMell. Mrs. Peter Donall