New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-18
MANY GUESTS AT LAKEWOOD.
ENTERTAINMENTS OF THE NhEN'
LOOKING rORWARD'TO WASIIINGToNS Ei'' 'n"Ni
THE LENTEN SEWING CLASS-fA'H'
CHAsE-ARRIVAI.S At TIE HOTELS

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roLouood. \. J.. Feb Il tspeciaD.-Au interest at
This resort is now ceTs,reL upon the next hOl'ud'
lin the calendar. WashinGtons Birthday ne '''''
are preparing for many people from Inc SUI o""'-
ing cities a number of prominent people VIII brins
,ar,ies and guests are expected at the cottages.
rho feature Of the day will be the dinner OF the
Society Of the Cincinnati at the Lakewood iio'e
Two of the most notable charitable entertainments
Of the season have been arranged Tor f"hruaiS ="
and o. on next Friday evening muSlo"le WIZ w
given NJ EdCemere. the home Of MI ana MIS-
Francisco Freeman for the benefit Of 'he pe'
Kitchen Association, of which Mrs. Freeman Is
director "A fine programme has been prepared WIN
numbers by Nine. Amac Hubert Miss Isabel HAST
ngs and Mackenzie Gorden. vocaliss llcharu hon
man and c. b. Foote. pianlsts. Inc entertainment
for Saturday night IS given in connection with the
sale which the Womens Exchange OF MaGsoh-aV''
New-York will open in of the large rooms on
the main corridor of the Lakewood Hotel next Mon
day The sale held by the Exchange iast year WIS
an ernnently successful one ana ample rooii ''''
been secured this for greater display oil 'h'
charming work which will be brought from town.
The following the patronesses OF the SAFE anu
entertainment: Mrs. Grover Cleveland. honorary
MANAGER and patroness; Mrs. J. Hood Wright. Mrs
Max Nathan and Mrs Nathan Straus. of New-ior
Mrs Francis i. Freeman Mrs. SaInuei >. heai1
Mrs Frederic Sterry and Mrs. f. l.. Harding oil
Lakewood The managers are Mrs. Hooper = an
Worst Mrs j. Hood Wright. Mrs. \. H. lwompy'
Nre charles l.. Colby Mrs. David Il. lvison. Mrs.
lanes Stokes Mrs. Henry o. Armour. Mrs SIMON
Rorr and Mrs. John Marlle. The entertainment
programme will contain numbers by Anton hesher'
'cellist: Harry Pepper. tenor. and MaDei Htepheh-
SON warbler. \ dance will follow directly after
the concert
p Freeman held its first meeting at Edgemere Mon
dav morning The meeting Of this class promises 10
becone ENJOYABLE and the attendance OF thirty
members on Monday bespeaks much work accom-
plished by Easter. The class has received from
Mrs A. NJ. Bradshaw number OF garments -
no added TO their finished work. reading OF
Fresh-Air Fund and other charitable reports lo'-
lowed the sewing. MISS Sheihe'u P'"!e' S''''' ''
piano selections
The Rev d. /. Schwartz delivered the fifth leci-
ure Of the course arranged by the library directors
in Library Hall on Thursday night "The SWISS
and Their Country" was the subject CHOSEN ny III
Schwartz ,., .
party of friends at dinner al 'he
last Saturday night.
Nine Muller-Thomas will give a musicale at her
homo IN Madison-ave. next Tuesday evening. Las,
night Professor John Is. Thomas was the most VI
the Whist club. .,x,
Miss Croker gave the first of series oil W'o'i,"'
teas. which will be continued through Lent at 'ne
studio last Saturday afternoon. Among the guests
Mice pbulins Mrs Robert Colgate, Miss colgate
Mrs Lawrence Sheldon and Mrs. William Is. Leeds
Of Lakewood; Mrs Eugene Prayer OF Ne"-l o'h
and Mrs William Carter, Of Newark. An '"'e'os'
ing meeting of the Sketch C'@o was mel" 1T ''''
studio on Tuesday evening The modei-a Eou''s
woman prominent in Lakewood sociai ne va.
season-posed in a picturesque gown OF the f"S'
Empire. H.
Henry Wakefield Bates. Of New-Nork' gave UNI
nor for marty OF twelve at the Lakewood Hotel on
Monday night. -, ,,
The Carasaljo Club will give tea IN the c'uo-
room next Saturday afternoon. An eh'erta'''i''n'
10 be given soon after Washington" i'''''"' "
preparation by the club
or vad,esdav afternoon Mrs. Frederic Sterry
entertained \ large number Of friends at book
party" Many clever arrangements repre'e"',',s
hooks were worn by the guests and an enjoyabie
Jenten pastime introduced The judges MIS-. "eoIse
F. Stevens and Mrs Edwin G Baxter awardeu
Miss Worthington who represented MY Novel
the first prize; Richard Harding Daviss 'Rulers OF
the Mediterranean" and Mrs. a. O. Price. as ne
Lady of the Rubies." the second prize. o'her Nv
tractive costumes were those worn by MISS pashlt''
of Lakewood The Heavenly Twins by MISS
Miller. of Providence, "A Miers Daughter MISS
Whitehead of New-York, oliver TWIST MISS
Wellbrock. of New York. "A Pair Of Blue Eyes
and Mrs Could of Baltimore. Point Lace ana
Diamonds" Mrs Sterry poured tea for her guests
The paper chase which left the Lakewood Ho'ei
on Saturday morning one Of the most success
full Of this season a party of eighteen Tode In
were awarded Miss Whitehead. of New-iork, ana
Charles Mccain The minstrel entertainments N , ,le
Lakewood ballroom Tuesday night IN ala OF lhe
building fund pleasing success 10 thg Pc'l ,
err ann t he sntnrenment by Marshall T. Wilder
last Saturday night was an en)oyaDlc ohr
club members and several s'udem'S b1rsIav nrh
Palmer House guests enjoyed carr PirE. an
ranged by Miss Plat of Brooklyn and Miss Glass
of Kew York
VI William i L. Jenkins of New,York. who is spend,
ing the winter at the Laurel House will entertain
a large number of friends ON Washins'ons b'r'h-
ia Mr and Mrs Frederic r. Coudert Of New-York
are staying at the Laurel the Pines a., 49,.
Mr. and Mrs. John u. Archibald and Miss Arch-
bald. of New-York are recent arrivals at me id"'
wood Hotel. ,,
House are Mrs. ". Ianman Bun. w. I@ninan h ~
IT,. Henry Bull. Mrs. Frederick Van lennep NJ
and Mrs. Gustav Schwab. Miss Sch""b ana MISS
MI! Mr. ana Mrs William E. p. Hawkins, Of New
York are registered at the Palmer House. .
This weeks visitors include Mr.. and Mrs. t. j..
Godkn, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles T.. Tucker mr. ana
Mrs H. r. Buell.. 4. duane PEI. Miss Maud Aquar
Leland. Miss Lille Hamilton French Mr., Moses 35,
ter. Mr. and Mrs c. w. Forsyth. Mrs !. T. Burrill
Miss Beeton and II Lake crawford Of Ne%- Ny ORR X
+. Frost. Miss Gladys Frost. Mr.. ana Mrs. J."
Maxwell, Mr. and Mrs. f. Dodge ar ana 2I,: MIS-
jr. OF Brooklyn. Mr.. and Mrs Couriiandt farkcI
Of Newark. and Stanly b. and Harold p, Mcco'nicN'
At the Lakewood Hotel are Mr. and Mrs Henry
s Harper Mr.. and Mrs. Charles T.. Orvls. Mi ana
Mrs f. j. L. Steub. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Whit.
Mr. and Mrs H. : Kingsley. Mr. and Mrs Charles
l.. IambertOn, Charles ID. Bernheincr. tho Misses
Bernhcmer. Mrs J. Rudisch. Mrs George +
Stevens. Miss Stevens. Mr.. and Mrs. w, H. Wheel
err W. r. Wheeler jr.. Mr.. and Mrs. f.; q. Huh
bard Miss Foote. Mrs. II. r. Terrell. the Misses
Terrell Miss Pack Mr. and Mrs. J.: Hood Wright
Miss H. NJ. Robinson, George H. Thorp. Mrs Ed
ward Ridley. John G. Moore and Miss Ruin Moore.
Of New-York: Mr. and Mrs. J.. +. McKeen. Mr.. AMI
Mr. George r. Wood and George NJ. Ferguson ~
Boston; Mrs ". G. Kingsley Miss Murray. Mrs.
NJ G. Plummer and John y. Wade, of Brooklyn;
and Mr. and Mrs. William VI. Whitney. Miss Mabel
Whitney. Miss Helen Stott and Mrs. Edwin G. Bax-
ter. OF Albany.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Alexander. Miss Harriet
Alexander Miss jeanette Alexander Mr. and Mrs.
II. W. Gordon. Mr. and Mrs. Charles l.. Thompson.
Mrs j. H. Dickson. Mrs J. w Burnham. Mr.. and
Mrs. A. Howard Hopping, Henry W. Putnam, Henry
W. Putnam, jr.. Mrs. a. NJ Wilson, Mr.. and Mrs
Warren G. brown. W. F.. Truslow, Mr.. and Mrs
Lindsay Fairfax. Miss Mcl!arg. Mr. and Mrs. Fred
eric -. Elliott. Thomas W. Moses. W. \. Penning
and f. \. Hoar. Of New-York; Mr.. and Mrs
George A. Frost Miss Eleanor Frost. Mrs. \. NJ
Cory, and Miss Ripley: of Boston; Or and Mrs A.
&. Hallam Lindley Murray. Jr, Mrs. Thaycr and
Miss Thdycr, of Brooklyn, Randolph Bedlc and