New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-30
CHRISTMAS AT LAKEWOOD.
HOLIDAY MERRY-MAK1NG IN THE PINES
MANY ENTERTAINMENTS DURING THE WEEK.
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE
THE NEW YEARS PROGRAMME-AR-
RIVALS AT THE HOTELS.


THE NEW YEARS PRoGRAMME--AR-
RIVALS AT THE HOTELS.
Lakewood n. j., Dec. 20 (SpeciaD-FoiownG nara
upon the mild Christmas and in time for the New
Year came the cold weather. bringing h"e
skating and other winter pastlmes CHRISTMAS mas
given its name to the chief amusements or tn's
week as New Years will to the next The Cnr's'-
mas dance OF the Carasaljo Club was given on
Friday evening in the assembly room OF the I'mes
and Journal" building. which Captain A NJ BRAD
shaw .oaned for another dance. Tne pretty pm
room was more simply decorated than on any pre-
yious occasion. only boughs OF fragrant cecar ac-
cen;uatng the arches and doorways' wh"c the
supper room was bright VIA holly. A screen buii
OF small cedar trees concealed the musicians Oh
the Laurel House orchestra. who furnished Inc
music FOR dancing The pa;ronesses Of the dance MS
season were Mrs Jasper Lynch Mrs freu.7'c
Sterry Mrs. Robert b. Kerr ana Mrs. C. & Cur
tss The following committee. chosen from c!uo
members. did much 40 Contribute TO the pleasure
O, the dance The Misses Dashieil the Misses
Glover, the Misses Davis. Miss Ferris. MISS Laura
Kimpall. Miss Marsh and Miss Harding.
The Chris ;mas tea given by the club at the cido-
house las, Saturday afternoon told of Christmas
cheer in the masses OF green holly with which the
room was hung Mrs. Frederic Storry received the
guests. while the Misses Marsh. Miss Ferris, MISS
Natalie Harding. Miss Mcclellan and mrs henry
j. Dawson. jr., of Milbrook y. Y. dispensed o'he'
club Inequalities. group Of Princeton men al the
tea formed by g. :. Patton NJ '. b"''ic'.
Howard a. Colby and a. ID. Davis. Among cruz
members present were Mr. and Mrs. Francis J.
Freeman, Mrs. +. II. Keen. Miss Ropes. Mrs. hhs-
DON Miss Turnbull. Mrs. Leslie Irving. MIS- H.
C. Bolton, Mrs. c. II. Mcclellan and Mrs H. H.
Schwartz
The observance Of Christmas was never more
general. In hotel offices and public rooms tne
strands Of laurel. bangs OF cedar and holly. win
ohce Of rTcr
season At the churches there is more than the
usual preparation in the way OF eversreeNs anu
programmes of appropriate music CHRISTMAS Cd u.s.
trees and gifts the delight OF the h'ue IONS
The Misses Ferris gave phantom party tor
small company Of friends at their home In Cif'oH-
ave- Christmas Eve Mrs. 5. b. Ferris "eicon'e'
the masqueraders and the task OF identfyihs ."e
nhantoms afforded much amusement supper lo-
lowed the awarding OF prizes for clever costumes
and after that dancing. Among the young PeoP'e
were Miss Harding Miss Elsie Davis MISS MAY
stockly with her cousins Miss Watrous. OF VIZ
n,n,, and Miss stocklv. OF New-york Howard A.
Colby j. L. NJ Dashell. Harold Curuss ana a. l.
Compton. jr.
Mrs Francis =. Freeman gave dinner ioi I"
party OF ten at Edgemere last SATURDAY e'e"'"e
Including Mr. and Mrs. Frank Morgan freei'""
Of Belle Haven Conn. who are spending the non
DAYS at Edgemere. Mrs. Freeman mas se"' W
cards for a reception New Years afternoon
The marriage of Professor James ". Morey' heau
master Of Lakewood Heights school to Miss cara
Wilson the daughter Of Mrs. Samuel : i'ea'"' -
Lakewood. took place at noon last Sa'r'oas a, 80
Georges Stuyvesant Square. New-ho'H' inc NV,
X l.. Bridges OF 1slip the FORMER 'e.'o' y
Saints Memorial Church of.ciatins Aiter s"o'
,our Professor and Mrs Morey will return 10 Lane
wood 10 occupy cottage In Sixth-s'" near
Forest-ave. 49,, t..r
Mrs Robert B. Kerr gives reception ms al
noon at her new homo, in the BouieNarc "e"' '''
lake.
Plans for the coming week Stow right roya.
,.,cone for the New Year. New-Years parties
will form no small part OF the hotei arrivals
Among the house parties is that when MrS. ueo' &c
J. Gould will bring from town Mrs Eouid mas
secured the blue parlor OF the Lakewood f1o'e' i'
New-Year's Eve when she will give a uahce' Wv
coded by dinner. for her guests Inc f1uhe ''"''
Hand will come down to play for the dancing. 'i
New-Year's Day Mr.. Gould will lead another num-
across country with the hounds OF the Mon'No"'.'
County Hunt Club. Three balls. all elaborate al
fairs and for which preparations are oeihs "'aue
10 make them surpass any similar entertainments
are announced for New Years. At the Laurei-h'-
the-Pines and the Lakewood Hotel the INVITA- 'o's
are for New Years Eve. and at the Lauren io"9c
for New-Year's night. Last saturday nights dai'oe
at the Laurel House was an Unusually eHJoya"'e
one by reason OF the Increased attendance OF yoohs
,eon,e from the cottages and hotels. The Christ
mas dance at the Palmer House vas the source o.
much pleasure 10 the guests OF that mouse. "'o
are looking forward TO the dance on New ear
Eve.
New-Year festivities at the Lakewood Hote' ne
gan last night with the performance OF AN Ara
HAN Night" by the Standard Comedy Company
Tonight there dance In the ballroom "h'oH
was respondent with new pink-and white hans'hs'
and for which the orchestra now increased 10
double the former number OF musicians. furnished
the music. On Sunday night there VIII De sacIeu
concert when the orchestra will he assisted by
solo singers from town. on New-Years Day 'o'-
lowing the ball OF the night before. there VIII DC
the usual athletic contests by the employees 'or
purses made VI by the guests. prominent among
whom are Theodore W. Myers. K. L. Talcott and
Joseph Walker OF New-York For New-iear $
night a vaudeville entertainment Is announced
New-Year's sport at the Golf Club Will include
a match game between "sammie' Tucker o. ~;
Andrews links Yonkers. and Willie Norton o.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles L. Colby, 0, New-York; en-
rel-in-theP Pines on wednesday night ,,,.ndo,, and
and Mrs GsSrSe G Gopa yrs e'ns41n
on Sunday night at the Laurel House .rr,r,eo .
charming musical evening for her friends at the
Laurel House on chrstmss night Mr. and Mrs
ca ass c Cam and Colonel and Mrs william jay,
of New-York formed New-iear's party at inc
ana Mrs. Coils Timing qn!ss'G Tsa,s Ss G. and
ing the HOLIDAYS at the Laurel Hoy House sr leland
are among recent arrivals at the Laurel-in-the-
Pines. - c,,t.
MIR and Mrs. +. A. Sinclair and +: A. Sinclair
ar Of Boston are a; the Palmer Houfe. ,s
Holiday guests at the LaIrel-n- the Pines INCLUDE
Mr. and Mrs. ID. Willis James: Mr. and Mrs
Charles L. Colby, Howard A. Colby Everett COL.
Able. Mr. and Mrs w. L. Skidmore, Mr.. and Mrs.
Leonard X. Smith. Miss J. T. smith M; and MIS-
Wood. Lewis Norwood. Mr: and Mrs Eugene
thomson. Mr.. and Mrs. A. T. Putnam M, a, "; PUT
Gibson Mrs. F. spauldns Miss a EsGk SsaR
man Hunt Of New-York: Colonel w. G. Beecher.
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred T. White Nj a., and Mrs =! a.
rsnis G. Bergen. Mr. and Mrs. Nelson q. Car.
men. Mrs. 5. Is. Sturges AMI Miss S;mrges OF
Major bartlett and Mrs Bartlett. OF Washington
1,ySaanI arriyals ai the Laurel House are MI.