New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-04
AT LAKEWOOD.
AN UNUSUAL SIGHT FOR THIS SEASON
AT THE RESORT IN THE PINES.
SOCIAL. FEATURES OF THE wEEK-LECrURES
AND OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES AT
THE HOTELS.

AND ENTERTA1NMENIS-Gl f.Slc Al
THE HOTELS
Lakewood y j. March CSpeclaD.-The snow
storm OF the early part OF the week only demon
strated the more clearly that winter IS not par
Of Lakewood. and that snow and rain are qu'ch'S
absorbed by the porous soil. The snow aiorued
few hours of seIghing \ novel sight the drives
Monday afternoon the drag from the Lake
wood IIo;e placed on runners. with bells and bug!e
to aud to the gayety Of the merry party which filled
IT, The almost perfect weather of the first days OF
March promise well for the spring season.
The social feature OF the week was the afternoon
reception given by Mrs \. II. DasheU and the
Misses Dashie. on Friday at their home in Madison
ave The entire lower floor of the cottage was
charm!ngly decorated-plne and laurel in the wide
halfway and palms and roses in the drawng-room
library and dlning-room. Mrs Dashie!l was assisted
in reccivin, by her cousin. Mrs. VI. II. Goodrich.
who celebrating her eightieth birthday on Friday.
received the congratulations Of her friends. Ihe
Misses Dashell we're assisted by Miss Mcclellan.
Miss Wilson served cafe frappe in the library
while Mrs w r. Bynner and Miss Ferris were the
hostesses in the dining-room Among the guests
were Mrs De Forest. Mrs. Ridge,y Hunt. Mrs.
Thomas H. Talnage, Mrs. George W. Stockiy, Miss
Siock.y Mrs Robert Colgate. Miss Colgate. Mrs. D..
l. Schwartz Miss Crocker. Miss Harrington. Mrs.
Frederic Sterry. Miss Laura K!mbail, Mrs w. b.
Teels Mrs +. l.. Harding. the Misses Harding. the
Rev. DR. ana Mrs. de P1y, MISS berlTuIc I|rSuc'
Miss Farnham. Mrs. W. S Nelson Miss WEIGH.
Professor James W. Morey Professor John Mlley.
Horace Porter, DR.. Paul Kmball and DR.. e. L..
I1ndlcy.
W A. Read. OF Brooklyn. gave dinner at the
I.aurel-in-the Pines Sunday night for party OF
friends soourning at tina, house Among the guests
were Mrs. W. Is. Kendall, jr; the Misses Chitten-
den Mr.. Parker and A. W. Hatch. OK Brooklyn
and Miss Fish and Miss Conyngham. of Wilkes
barre
A large audience OF hotel guests and cottagers
flied All Saints Memorial Church Thursday az
ternoon 10 listen 10 an organ recital given by Her
man Hans Wetzler assistant organlst OF the Church
OF the Holy Communion. New-York. A programme
OF six numbers was rendered with delightful volume
and sweetness Mrs. w r. Bynners rich contralto
voice was heard In "Oh. Rest In the Lord. and
David b. Pumer sang Sullivan's Lost Chord"
Miss Crocker gave "a pretty for young people
the studio last Saturday afternoon. Miss Isabel
Ferris Miss Mcclellan ard Mss u. Natalie Harding
served tea Miss Bangs. OF New York. delighted the
guess with A number Of rectatons.
her i,ugh1t,r Mr. Fre,ierc Footc. Of Nrw-York at
n@r i'n in rt6si @n Weincsy afternoon ret
ami chocolate were served by Mrs. W X bynher
@S,F pishs the Msses Marsh Miss yermore
Miss Marguerite Glover Mrs. Lawton' Miss Ne.ch
Mis- sinclair. Of New-York. gave tea in her
pari,r AT the Lakewood Hotel for Miss Lowell, Of
brooklyn, on SATURDAY afternoon last. \ pleasant
Lawrence Myers. ~ Ncw-York who also sang.
Mrs " : Nelson entertained Few friends AZ a
Welsh rareblt" at her home In Madison-ave. on
Monday night. in honor or the hith anniversary Oh
Dr. Isaac HUH Platt delivered an interesting lee
tGre before the literary class which includes mum.
Der OF women prominent In Lakewood social ne. at
the oaks the home OF Miss Harrington, on Wednes-
day afternoon. shelley and Whitman was the SUB
Napoleon: His Life and Conquests" the sub
ject Of the sixth lecture under thu auspices OF the
MrZZDrpiii ~ or THURSDAY l.
poieSn. With fine Illustrations Vii be delivered in
the MUSHROOM OF the Lakewood Hotel tonight by
Charles II. Adams. Of Philadelphia.
Carasaio club will give the building fund OF the
Lakewood Fire Company has been fixed at Easter
Mrs George j. Gould ana Mrs. W. II. Bynner head
me committee 70 3rranSs FOR the anair ,,o ,,,
Club at Oakhurst on Friday night.
There has been the usual sound Of pleasure at
the hotels this week The dance at the Laurel-in-
the large number of young people from BROOKLYN
was Of unusual excellence Nine. Amalie Hubert
sang followed by Francis T. Tooker jr; OF Brook,
accompaniments At the same hotel on Saturday
last the Misses chittenden. OF Brooklyn. gave tea
for large number Of friends in one Of the small
par,ors A dance will be- given by the managers OF
The Laurel House for the pupils OF the H@k R,~s.
jr. OF Brooklyn will remain as master OF ceremo-
MES at tie Laurel House and lAurel-in ,the, Pines
OF New ork gave a coaching party from the Lake
wood Hotel last Saturday afternoon.
\ long list Of entertainments Is announced at
the Lakewood Hotel for the month OF March among
them one by the Princeton College Glee. Mandolin
and Banjo clubs on March l6. Arrangements have
been made for dance To follow the students pro
gramme. The dance following the entertainment
given last Saturday night by the Madson-ave
Womens Exchange was a particularly bright affair
The pa tronesses brought many friends from town
NAMED 10 dance. Last Friday night the manager
Of Forest l'odge gave a reception for Dr. Samuel g.
Tracy. which was attended by many people from
Ncw-York and Brooklyn. Dancing. for which the
Laurel House orchestra furnished the music. made
Palmer House will give a dance FOR his guests.
Frank smith NJ F.: Mrs Smith. Mr. and Mrs
the guests a; the Lakewood Hotel.
colonel and Mrs. J. J. McCook OF New-York. are
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles T.. Kmball OF Summit. y.
%rs ' s, at the yor an and h Sse ocomb
Of Nrw,taven. are spending few days at the
THIS weeks visitors at the Laure, In e-Pnes
include MIR and Mrs William Alexander Mr. and
Mri. Charles II, Godfrey Miss Ada Godfrey, Miss
penfo.d; Miss Penfoh. Mr. and Mrs. James Talcott,
Mr. and Mrs. Charles L. Colby Howard Colby. J.
,;ois Mrs Newbold Edgar. Miss Julia Edgar. John
Kcch nGh1 o Yrs M r ob Me Ms william and Mis-
Filter Mrs Francis j. Davis. DIR. Heating and the
Sr M, Ke2nE Of Phadelphia Mrs Daniel Kim
Glbert, Mrs. II H. Hosmer and w. Il. Hosmer. OF
b9 0 and Robert Garrett jr;; OF baltimore.
Mr and Mrs Charles 4 Post. Mr. and Mrs ". III IL
MISS Evans. j II. Rutter, Miss Rutter. Mr.. and Mrs
J.: = Smlthers. James Harper. Mr.. and Mrs d. b.
l I'VE Miss Iyison. Mr. and Mrs. a. y. Twombly
Mr and Mrs. r, II. Swayze. Miss swayze Mr. and
y D. Croker. OF York; Miss Jessica Rhodes.
OF Log Angeles: Mrs John suydam Miss suyCam.
Mss MISS lowell Howard Clarke Miss Talmage and
Hotel $3.50 " WV ''""e"oou
Among the guests at the Laurel House are Mr.
q ana Mrs J3mes FLANAGAN Mr.. and Mrs H. O. Tim
W M nan Miss Zimmerman. Seymour Butler DR. w.
W;r van Valzah. Mrs. W. Lannan Bull w. Lannan
pun. u: Mr. and Mrs. G.. Vanderbilt (,ross Mr.
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