New-York tribune., 1894-04-15
LAKEWOOD STILL GAY.
HOW THE HOTEL. GUESTS WTIILED AWAY
THE STORMY DAYS.
THE WEEKS ROUND OF CONCERTS DANCES
PARTIES AND CHARITY sALEs-AR-
RIVALS AT THE HOTELS.


'3ts unilder side among the pines. as the hlsh sa
which nrevaiiod did little damage beyond breaking
branches and uprooting few trees. Desp''e "0
storm the entertainments and sales OF the week
have been well attended a..
The last ball Of the season at the Laure-n-the-
Pines on Saturday night was one or the Pie'.'
dances Of the wear The decoration Of the PINK oa-
rooro-o green arch OF feathery fern. with scree"
of tall palms conceang the musicians ana I'"SSV'
OF pine laurel and pink azaleas in the woe iio
piaces-formcd an effective background LOT 'le Ia
comranv Of guests Of the Laure-n-the-Pines' from
the Laurel House and cottages feature osPeV'"'S
enioved was the sory.ng OF supper at small t"DeS'
each decorated with potted pant anu Sca' "a
pink drapery. which were placed III Inc "''0N.o
and corridors Among the dancers were l"'H
chapcroned by Mrs. John E. DIX OF has' O-'"S n'T,,
composed OF Miss Leroy. Miss Edgar. Miss Oieot''
OF New-York: j. V Davies, of London EDWIN a.
Dix and William +. DIX Of East orange
Horace Porter. the manager of the Laurel-in-the-
Pines has rendered the use OF the P'''N o'''.
for the night Of April 27. when the Carasapo N'up
will give 4 cot,lon for tAc ihe"iO''S "'' "
friends. , o,
The interest in charity work, in which women
nrominent in Lakewood social life were active "u,'s
the winter continues unabated Ihe Morning Ni"O,
which abandoneu its meetings TO become Il p"' ''
tbe Lenten scwine-class. has resumed us sessions
eirco I,ae,c, The club met Thursday al me
homo Of the Misses Dashiell in Madlsoh-aNe INV
work upon which the members are ehS"Seu "'
ont will be given &c the Babies Nald ot 'he -\c"-
York Post-Gradua.c Hospital \ sale IN the inter-
est of charity was held at the Iaurei-ih-'nei me-
ON THURSDAY Exqusltey wrought emhToiueiy anu
Venting the work Of cnfecbled ard destitute
women were shown, through the charl'ap'e i"'''
est Of Mrs L. V. Garrison. Of Camden. \. ).
In Ferris Hall on Monday the Girls Missionary
societv Of the Presby terian Church held pretty
-, docIcnate1 "a Festival of Holidays" May
Tav Christmas Labor Day. Fourth ol Jul! anu
other HOLIDAYS in the calendar were represented uS
attractive booths. managed by the members o' '"e
society in appropriate costumes. M's. Jasper H!'
.o-yed chocolate and Miss Laura kimhaI poured
,ca at prettiy arranged tables. Financial success
sr,arded the efforts of the society. Among the
members interested were Mrs. Frederic SterrF' MIS-
I II Todd Miss Davis the Misses Dash'e'' Nis9
7 ivorn,ore Miss Mcclellan. Miss Hail. MISS Lena
Cordon Miss Bessie Leeds. Miss Dickinson ana
Miss Noble &C., - ,or
- tho Iaurel-in-the-P Pines on Tuesday evening by
Mrs Sarah Baron Anderson. contra'to assisted pS
her daughters. the Misses Anderson MachelN'e
Gordon tenor. and Leon Maxwell Nioi'hlS'' ne
na+ronesses were Mrs. Francis p. Freeman MrS
w. c. Stone OF LakeWoou anu MS ~
tjngs of New-YOrk.
The Carasaljo Club gave the first Tea since rds'e'
IN the club-room this afternoon. Inc hos'esS. vi
Frederic Sterry Mrs. w. r. Bynner' Nine Mu''ei
Thomas and Miss Nanderhooi' "ecoieu '"' o
number of their friends.
-rba enal lecture Of the course given under the
management of the library directors vas de'V"''n
by Miss Crocker Thursday evening IN Lam"
Hall women Art Students at Julien pe'''s Wv va
subject Following the lecture Mrs. George W.
Stockly entertained Miss Crocker ana ie" iile"NS
at Welsh rabbit at Oakhursi
The dramatic recital given by Miss Emile Jean
wilson. a Washington elocutionist. in Library Hail.
on Friday evening, was excellent MISS "llso" >
pleasing voice. manner and Interpretation OF hef
selections delighted her audience The following
Of
Mrs. George }. Could Mrs Francis r. rLeeiHa' Nrs
Mrs Frederic sterry. Mrs Sherwood r. Ferri, Nrs' rs
T. L. Harding, Mrs. c. II. Mcclellan ana MIS-
=; D;Mr r. and Mrs James D. Wing of NewYork. gave
q dinner to Dr c. H. Lndley. Of Lakewood at the
Lakewood Hotel on sunday nigh VI Ihe gqis,s ast'
we're Miss Wing. Mr.. Turnbull and W. H. nat
"a. Oaknurst his home. IN Ffth-st. on Friday even
During the stormy days hotel guests have aye foInd %
plenty Of amusement within doors Al , Ine Ian ~.
wood Hotel the morning anc evening TDH.eLt. W uS
the orchestra have brought Ha"y ypipEprr are ever
source of pleasure as are the cornet SOLOS -! ~
G Bent who formerly Payeo p%stme %t With Laurel
House guests with dancing in the m1sic-Ioon TSe i
their popularity. party last SATURDAY, from the
Lakewood Hotel were led by MI and Ms George fS
u Dodge. of New York. Nh Dodge driNhs tne
party Charles b crews of Iond9n LED party % %
Monday, consisting OF Mr ana HIS' W p WcIntyre
A heart party was given for Palmer House guests
Won by Miss OKcefe. Of New- York; Colonel Sanuoii
g. Tracy. Of lakewood The new orchestra at me
Palmer House which will remain NJ UNI! sHe npb
MIR and Mrs Francis z. Freeman are occupying
Grain Sne ri M whiIe Edgdmcre IS being redecorated
Miss Helen Jackson OF NtWl OH % na, nc Hs' eeL
Mrs. Burton Harrison. the authoress' Is staying
al Mn tne and Mrs. woodbury. Langdon of NewYork
are az t4e and MIS- Charles s Farchid and
# y
wood Hotel until the close Of the season at ina
Mr. and Mrs. Wrliam b; Calvert; hot. OF New-York
are recent aTTyas oras al Ihe h week include Rober
Cheesebrough Miss Cheesebrough. W NJ ana is- - ~
nesSir TnessSPI3?yn Stafford Mf H. s STAFFORD Mrs Scot
Cameron W 5. Cameron, Mr. ara Mrs 9eqlse iIs,,1 r.
R2ase R@ ana MI 5rs and Kari FRS Neahaf Mr. ara 5s y
Proctor, {. Z. Proctor Mrs. H. NJ. TIiGrd: y i. @ IN
sTss Togd rdy54d M r Sh! aha ME MHs ar 6E
and Mrs Charles J. Roseb4qt Mr. and Mrs nd X vIt r:
George wilkinson Mr and Mrs. J. T. Amy, Of New
York W Hrs and MIR Mrs T. l. sher%ao Miss &1 Ros
Sherwood. Of Buffalo; Mrs; w. FaTnam ana MRS MRS
4 Srs Ws'9SyL g W Laiam 5fi Of Rrdssport Mms Aura
Nile Nile Ajuria Mrs. ". L. Gilbert Mrs. E. McKa:
among Visitors at the iE , ar ar
Joseph W. Harper Mrs is rdey Bo6non A MT and Mr.
Jacob Cram the Misses Dortic Mr.: and Mrs, RoO
Tiss " isabella Brown Mr. and Mrs Z. Holmes. Mis-
Holmes Of NewYork Mr. and Mrs Isaac ,i SaTT T6ic 5
Mr. Mr. and and Mrs. George d. Fowlc, Of Philadelphia
Mrs G; r. Rich HaroltHP Rich. Mr.: and Mrs
r. p. Headstron. of Buffalo; Mr.. and Mrs. Tranci
q Peabody OF Cambridge: Mr. and Mrs; Jhona
p Besl MI and Mrs. l.. S Converse. and Mr.. an
Mrs. Henry y. Sawyer. OF l'oston. - ,,
AT the Laurel House the Rcv DR. j. II. Rylanco
the Rev. DR.. Thomas S. Hastings. the Rev Dr
Henry A. Brann the Rev. Dr william 10y,
Of New York form a prominent group. Other New
Workers there are Mrs. II. G. Van Worst, Mr. an
Mrs A. b. Clann. Miss Thurston. Mr. and Mrs
Walter O. Bell Mrs Haste IN McRim 1;, Mr ana olG; MIR;
j Essetyne. John ID. and Samuel T. Skidmort
Mrs Thaddcus d. Jameson. Ms NJ D Dennisor
Mrs w A. Castle. Miss A Hecker. G. VI. Ferguson
Miss Ferguson. Archibald 6. Henderson; MI an
Mrs r. L. Randolph Miss Randolph W. =
cross sn,a0%d and Charles J. Fisk. Mr;. and Mrs. NJ
undo John Y. Culver. MI and Mrs LOUIS de Col