New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-21
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PIGEON-sHOOTING FOR A SILVER CUP-DINNERS
AND AFTERNOON TEAs-HoTEL ARRIVALS.
Lakewood. ~ j., Jan. 20 (specaD. Driving rid
ing and walking are favorite ways Of passing the
time here and much interest shown in the
demonstrating Tuesday and Thursday. the
Athletic Grounds the Lakewood Hotel were
the scene of the shooting at clay pigeons on Tuesday
and where J.. Borden Hartman, George }. Gould
W Gould Brokaw DR.. Paul Kmbali and Daniel
Bacon competed for silver cup Mr.. Brokaw won
and put the cup up again on Thursday. when the
same party, excepting Mr. Bacon. and joined by
Mrs Brolaw drove on the Lakewood Hotel drag
TO an open field north of the Lake Drive and shot
live birds Mr.. Brokaw won a second time the cup
which was again later won by Dr. Paul Kim
bail.
With the approach of Lent, toward which. Lake
wood is already looking. the intrest In SOCIAL mat
ters increases Arrangements are being made for
pre-Lenten ball, which will soon be given al the
Lakewood Hotel Miss Jennie O'Neill Potter gave
an entertainment, followed by dance in the Lake
wood Hotel ballroom, tonight. A vaudeville enter
tainment will be given the night OF January 70
when the Boston Ideal Club will give concert OF
instrumental music at the Observation-Disclosures
Among the most enjoyable of the social incidents
this week was the tea given by Miss Wilson Tor
her friend Miss Morrill,. of Washington, the daugh-
ter of the late Senator Morrill,. of Maine at Laurella
Wednesday afternoon Miss Dashell and Miss
Anne Dashell served tea and cafe frappe. The sing
ing of Mrs W. S. Nelson and Mrs. w. X. Bynner
particularly pleasing, as were the piano soios
played by Mrs. Thomas Hunt Talmadge Nine
Muller-Th0mas and Miss Sheffield Among the
guests were Mrs. J. II. Stewart Miss Croker MISS
Laura Kimball. Miss Quincy, Miss Tucker the
Misses Marsh Mrs Frederic Sterry. Miss Colgate
Miss Lvermore, Miss Harding, or Lakewood anu
the Misses WEIGH. of New-York.
Wallace Sawyer entertained the Whist Club on
Friday night at the Laurel-in-the-Pine On tues
day night w. y. Hartman, OF New-York, invited
a party of friends to dine with him at the same
hotel
Miss Crocker gave a tea in honor of Mrs George
j. Gould and her mother. Mrs Kingdom. on Satur-
day afternoon Of last week. Miss Quincy OF New
York. assisted in receiving Among those present
were Mrs A. Devereaux, Mr. and Mrs George w.
Stocky Mrs Augustus Marsh the Misses Marsh.
Miss Tucker, Mr. and Mrs. f. l.. Morse, the Misses
WEIGH Professor James W. Morey. Professor John
M,ley. Miss Wilson, Miss Morrill,, Edward Wilson.
Mrs David Stewart and Miss Macubin, of Balti-
more
For the Sketch Club Tuesday night at the
studio the model, clad In black costume. with
black Gansborough hat, formed an effective study
in black" To-day Miss Croker gave tea for the
instructors and the higher class of the Grammar
School
Mr. and Mrs. ". Gould Brokaw. OF New-York.
cava \ dinner AT the Lakewood Hotel Thursday
night to Mr.. and Mrs. George j. Could Miss Anna
Gould and j. Borden Hartman. Mrs. Gould en-
ter,ained Mr. and Mrs. Brokaw and Mr.. and Mrs.
Hartman at dinner at Gray Gables on Monday
night.
on Wednesday night at the Lakewood Hotel Pro-
fessor James W. Morey gave dinner for his Sis
ters-in-law, the Misses Welch. of New-York. who
are his guests at the Lakewood Heights school,
Miss Wilson. Miss Morrill, and Professor Mley
were his guests.
George W. Stockly delivered the fourth lecture In
the series arranged by the Library directors In
Library Hall on Thursday evening on "A Foreign
Trip"
A number of new books have recently been added
70 the Lakewood Library, which has also received
from George W. Stockey the gift OF portfolio OF
ten original etchlngs by American artists with fine
descriptive letter press Four etchngs on satin are
also presented by Mr.. Stockly.
The Carasaljo Club gave a tea in the club-room
this afternoon The club will give dance in the
assembly room Of THE Times and Journal build
Ing next Saturday night.
Mrs F.. l.. Harding gave the first of a series OF
three afternoons at home" at her house in Forest
ave on Tuesday Mrs. Harding was assisted by
Mrs. j. H. stewart Mrs. W. w. Price and Miss
Harding Mrs. Edward Harding. jr, and
Miss Daisy Harding served tea and chocolate
Among those present were Mrs. George W. Stock
~,
Misses Dashlel Mrs. w r. Bynner, the Misses
Glover Miss Crocker. Miss Tucker. Duncan Hard
ing Professor James H. Morey, Professor John
Mley. George W Ellis and Mr.. Sheffield
Mr. and Mrs. ". j. Murray. of New-York took
out a tally-ho party from the Lakewood Hotel on
Wednesday, The party included Miss Crimmins.
Miss Drlscon. Miss Dowdney. Guy f. Baker and
G. A. Van Heusen. OF New-York. on Monday
night ut the Palmer House Mrs. j. r. Palmer ar
range. dance. which preceded by study OF
pamistry. George J. Gould has leased the large
Colonial cottage owned by Professor John t.
Thomas In Madison-ave., for term of three years
dating from May next The Rev. DR.. Parkhurst
OF New-York. the guest of Mr.. and Mrs Fran
els F. Freeman. OF Edgemere. this week The Rev
Or and Mrs Van De Water. Mr. and Mrs. John
H. Simpson and Miss Simpson. OF New-York are at
the Lakewood Hotel. Bishop A. Cleveland Coke
and Mrs. Coke. of Buffalo. are recent arrivals at
the Laurel House. Mr.. and Mrs. +. w. De Voc and
the Misses De Voc. of New-York. are staying at
the Lauren-the-Pnes. Mrs. Henry w. Baldwin
and Miss Baldwin of New-York, are registered at
the Palmer House
Among the visitors this week are Mr.. and Mrs
John X Caswell. Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore b. Bron-
son. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry II. Vail. Miss Vail. Mr..
and Mrs Charles Schmidt. Miss +. S. Adams Miss
NJ +. Townsend. Mrs. Edward Patterson, Arthur
Cox Patterson. Mr.. and Mrs. S. III. Valentine Miss
NJ s Kernochan, Mr. and Mrs. William Brookhe.d
Miss Cathcart, Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Brooks. Mrs
Julian Wadsworth. MIR. and Mrs. William G. Brown
Ing Sir Frederick DE Peyster andAlrs. G. N Stanton
of York; Mr.. and Mrs William Holiday Mrs.
s b. Chittonden Miss Mary Fl. Chitenden. Mrs
William MacnuughtOn, Mrs. George l.. Pease and
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Il. Hobbs. of Brooklyn: Mr.
and Mrs. Thornton *. Lathrop. Mr.. and Mrs. James
Converse. John D. Lovett and r. w. Lovett Of
Boston: Mrs w c. Rocker, OF Providence; John
D. Garrett and Horatlo Garrett, Of Baltimore at
the Laurel in the Pines.
Mr. and Mrs j. Romano Brown. Mrs Charles
Tudor Wing. Miss Wing. Mrs. James Stillman, Mrs
George X Sheldon. Mr.. and Mrs. w. ID. Everit,
Mrs C. r. Wright. Mrs l.. s. cambridge, Miss
Bainbrdge Mrs George ii. Barrett. Mrs. G. l.
Stewart. Miss Isabel Stewart Mr.. and Mrs. Will
lam Bunker Mrs. George r. Dodge. Mr.. and ;irs.
: W. Dexter, Mrs J. NJ Tate. Albert Greene Dun
can Charles p: Brtton. W. +. O'Connor and Miss
O'ConnOr. OF New-Iork: Colonel and Mrs. Edward
II. Wright, of Newark Mrs. William II. Halle. Of
Springfield, Mass: Mrs. Charles ID. Bgelow. Mrs.
Frederick A. Neergaard Daniel Wnant, a. S. Black
~. Mrs W. A. Fowler ana Miss Fowler, OF Brook
Ign, at the Laurel House.
Mrs William Metcalf Bliss. Mr. and Mrs. Philip
Van Nalkenburgh. Mr.. and Mrs. William Wicks
Miss Wicks. Nh. and Mrs. Guy Phillips. Lawrence
Godkin. Mr. and Mrs. Jonas b. Kissan, Miss Grace
KisNlm Mr. and Mrs. w. J. Murray, Miss Grim
Minis Miss Dowdney. T. \. Havemeyer. Charles
Oelrichs w. l.. Stow, Mr.. and Mrs W. Gould
Brokaw. + Amory Could, William V. Brokaw Mr..
and Mrs " =. Bresln. Mr.. and Mrs Thomas J.
lyman. Mr.. and Mrs. II. T. Floyd Mr. and Mrs.
Lee Kohns. Simon Rothschd. Mrs. H. Gotthold.
the Rev. Thomas Harrison. Mrs. r. Harrison. Mrs.