New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-02
AMONG THE PINEA
HOW LAKEwooDs QUESTS AMUSED
THEMSELVES THANKSGIVING WEEK.
THE cARAsALJo CLUBS FIRST TEA AND THE
LAUREL HOUSE DANCE WERE sue.
cEssEs-INFoRMAL DINNERS IN
FAVOR THIS SEASON.

CESSEs-INtOHMAL DINNERS IN
FAVOR THIS SEASON
Lakewood n. j., Dec eciaD-Than ksgivins
weather, clear ard cold. with light drift OF
snow following. made typical New-Engiand
holiday Guests at the hotel and cottages found
pleasure for the day in driving and walking
dining and visiting with friends, and later ATTENDED
the dance at the Laurel House. Many OF the cot
tagers drove out to the golf field to watch the
game ard to see the clubhouse which Is nov
completed. The first club tea will be given next
Saturday when the furnishings an. decorations will
be in readiness for the opening OF the house On
the drives a number Of fine turnouts among
them that OF Arthur b. Clafln. OF New-Yorx who
came this week occupy Mss Sarah Dav!ss cottage
In Madison He drove a party on his brake
George J. Gould drove his brake for the first tina
this season over Lakewood roads on Saturday
with Mrs Gould beside him on the box.
The first tea this season given by the Carasaljo
Club was a social success Mrs c. c. Cur,iss
Miss Arne Dashiell Miss DAVIS and Miss Hardin,
were the hostesses. Miss Chittenden, OF BROOKLYN
and Miss Marguerite Clover served tea and choco-
late. An unusual number OF men, for an afternoon
affair attended the tea. among them Paul D.
stockly a. ID. Davis, jesse Jones and Charles
Marvin Of Princeton
The general meeting OF the Lakewood branch
o, the NeedIework Guild OF America held m
the music room OF the r;dgemere. the home Of Nm
Francis =. Freeman. or Monday afternoon. TIE
report Of last years work was read by the secrs
tary Miss Helen Marsh II showed that with the
work accomplished by the Lenten sewing class.
SO garments had been distributed from Lakewood
in behalf OF the guild. At this meeting $50 gar.
ments were exhibited. Mrs Freeman. who Is the
founder OF the Lakewood branch has originated
a plan which she explained TO the guild officers
and memebrs-that of making garments for the
children OF the Fresh Air Find Mrs Freeman
had prepared two large hampers full OF this work.
tLo .,,t. l.
COMPLETED and sent away early In May Mrs. H.
Crooke. the vice-presdent. also spoke to the
mcmbers upon the work in aid of crippled children
and fresh air charities. The guild has arranged
an emergency basket. which has been placed In
charge OF Mrs II. $ S.mons, for the relief Of
cases OF immediate necessity.
Informal dinners promise TO make large shars
OF Lakewood's pleasure this winter. on Saturday
evening Mrs Francis p. Freeman entertained .
small company and Friday evening Mrs. Jasper
Lynch gave the second OF a series OF small dinners
y.hen the Rev D. l.. Schwartz Mrs schwartz
Mira. John H. stewart Mrs Augustus Marsh and
Mss Helen Marsh the guests
The musicale which was given on Tuesday after.
noon at the home OF the Misses Dashie in Madi.
son-ave under the auspices o. the girls Missionary
socety OF the Presbyterian Church. proved de-
ughtful entertainment TO the many hotel people
ard cottagers who filed the lower floor Of the
house ard added considerably TO the treasury OF
the society. A programme Of eleven numbers was
carefully rendered. Mrs William 5 Nelson's song.
with an accompaniment By The Mandolin ana
Guitar Club was particularly pleasing. The VAN
dolln and Guitar club. which playei for the first
tine tnls season was corpjsel Of the Misses
Hutchinson the Misses Fe.r.s. ne Misses Dash
le,i A. -. Davis Avery Keep and Frederick Starr.
Miss Ferris and the Misses D2saiell were the
hos,egses FOR the s1clCty. N.ss Mary Ferris and
Miss Mcclellan served tea ...I chocolate.
TIE annual Thanksgiving dance AZ the Laurel
House had more than the usual success Of hs
frs; large entertainment Of The season Thanks
I giving evening a, TIE Palmer House was pleas
andy passed By the guests who Listened to .
programme Of vocal and IN .rumenill music. With
Rotations ard dencins.
Villa the approach % cold weather. cottaes
renting has laAen a sudden start Leases we're
signed this week for Maiison-aYe. cottages by
Arthur r. Clafin and Johr . HadJoek OF New
York Lyden Whitehead has tREen the Augusta
cottage in Ciiftol-aye.. and Clarence b. hicheit
OF Wcstchester. viii occupy the DIsian cottage 10
Foresl-ave.
Captain and Mrs A NJ p. aislaw spent THANKS
giving with friends in Brooklyn. ar and Mrs.
stuart Nelson. with their fanny. and Mrs Lemns'
the widow OF the late DR.. Iemlng. OF Ne"-iorA'
are tire guests OF Mrs. william ). Neis'n' al ne.
hoinc IN Madlson-ave. Mrs Pic Ecneverria' OF
Nev'-yo7k. Is among the recent arrivals at hs
Thank .gising week guests at the laurel HOUSE ..
include Mrs Nicholas lie Peyster Mr. and Ars
J. {. Ves;ervei; Miss Wes;ervel;. Leon Nes'er'
vel;. George Trotter. Mr. and Mrs stephen =
Nash. Mss Nash Mas NJ. b Nash. Robert
ding MI and MIS- George c. Boldt Miss boi,'
Lewis Cass Ledyar NJ. and Mrs A + souih ,sr
land Miss Switzerland. Mr. and Ms r. = Cnyy'
ton. Mrs. = f Robert Miss Carol " Lee an.
AMI Mrs s G. Beckwith. William VI. D. fe peyster
Mrs " L. Moran. Miss Rosane Moran. MI ana
Mrs r Il Townsend. Mrs {. D. Dyer NJ ana MtA
q; ~ Durham. Miss r. V. Durham. Mr. mares
II Royce Mrs Agnes =. Russell. p. \ J. RusseIi;
Nj and Mrs f. r Fora. T~eveyan TOWNSEND ana
T w whitney, Of New-YOrk. Professor francs
Wayla1d Of Yale University. and Mrs. Gaylano.
Nj and Mrs. George Tat Backstock o, Toron,o;
". AID Mrs. r. Gerry Roberts. Of Red BANK, tns
Rev \ o. Lawrence Jeweit and Mss Jswett ~
Washiagton Mr.. and Mrs Horace r. Andrews, u
Glove and: Nr ard Mre & 9. Converse, ana MI
aad Mrs ~ - Hisc1y. OF Boston. -.
Rer.s.erel al the Palmer House are Mr. ana
Mrs Frank T.. Karelson Miss Beatrice kareiso,n
James y Floyd. Miss Emma FLOYD. Miss sion
Patterson Mrs Alexander Heating. Mrs "h.e,,
head. Miss Whitehead Malcolm Douglass an.
Marc Kaw OF EeW-York and Mrs r. G. hsss
and the Misses RIGGS: also ., Ncw,iork TIE guess
~ Mrs Augustus Scheil Mr.. and Mrs Henry =
Roiaed and GecrEe c Rcihed. o. Elmlra Dr. -
Foster Flagg and Mrs. Mary Z. Flags. OF SWARM.
more Penn: Mr.. and Mrs, W. l.. Bryce. Wil,sm
Westlake Mrs u. W Williams and Mr.. and MIS-
A. Downing. OF Brooklyn