New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-04-08
ARBUTUS AT LAKEWOOD.
SPRING WEATHER BRINGS OUT THE
WILD FLOWERS.
ACT RAILS or, THE sEAsoN-TEAs AND SALES
FOR THE CHr,RCHEs-GooD TINES FOR THE
CHILDREN-ARRIvALs.

FOR THE CHURCHEs-GOoD TINES FOR THE
CHILDREN-ARRIvALs.
Lakewood. \. J.. April (SpecaD.-The light and
bado Of AnriI have prevailed during the last week
rho AnriI showers have brought forth the proven
nial spring flowers. and the arbutus may no" oe
found in all the waxen beauty OF these I'"sl AM
wild flowers That the knowledge OF Lahe"oou
beauty in its springtime verdure has become "lue-
II, snrcod Is shown by the booking lists of the TWO
hotels the Laurel House and the Laurel-in-the-
Pines which remain open until June l. The Lake
v.ood Hotel will close its doors usual, on May
,rnor., the people expected for the spring months
are Mr.. and Mrs Henry Willing. of Chicago; Mt
and Mrs John c. Haynes OF Boston; A. II. Flem-
ing. Of Detroit: Mr.. and Mrs. W. Irving clark ana
Mr. and Mrs II. L. Lowell. Of Kentucky.
The last ball Of this season, which was given AT
the Lakewood Hotel on Saturday night, STANDS
forth as a brilliant ending TO the series OF Pret'!
dances given by the management this year
The ball of the spring season was given at the
Observation-Disclosures tonight The pink hall was
charmngly decorated. the fireplace and overmantels
banked with pine. laurel and pink azaleas with an
arbor OF green arches at the north end OF the room
where a screen Of tall palms well concealed the
orchestra. A large number Of young people are
now staying at that house
Mrs Alfred Bishop Mason, Of New-York, gave all
afternoon tea last Saturday at the Laurel house.
Mrs Rignal Woodward. also Of New-York' assIs'eu
Mrs Mason in receiving the guests. among "hom
-'''' Nfrs
were Mrs J. dc Neufvile. the Misses Gilman MIS-
Abram Mills and Miss Mills, of New-fork; MISS
Goodwin, Of Hartford; Mrs and Miss furrlhs toi'
Of Washington: Mr. and Mrs. Henry W. bishop
and Thomas Murdoch. OF Chicago. Dr. I. H. I-lnu-
ley entertained at dinner at the Laurel-in-the-Phes
on Sunday evening Mr.. and Mrs. John d. wing
Miss Wing Mr.. Hatmaker and Mr.. Turnoull Oh
NcW-NOrk d.,
Rcspiro their home in Forest-ave.. for Miss H V
We Of Tarytq@n on ThuTs}y cbW5TE the R Rv
and Mrs 9 il McClellln the Rev. Or. and Mrs A.
H. 6ashicii Mrs NJ ii. Goodrich and the Rev. pr
iT'nrtyc1
c,4cg Eye, r Gy T Sysn in AZ he lakewood
W'tr hv Kirarl, Riccl The solo numbers were
li,,, bv Slsnor EIccl The s5,osts Miss Jessa-
m.ac Ho.Irabrck soprano; Miss Ebbert contralto:
Fam K,r ttn5r, and Miss Lucie Mawson. pianist
lT!i l'ink ,. hid by thc Women OF Al Saints
Memorial church p th r1rsa Hons a. aqJe gratiffying
sn.s o mo- wh5 ab'rai in its behalf Hooihs
8s' .'l '' Nr.. D. 80 L. $c6@ar.z Nls II y. WINS
N- Kauarra kaufman rri w, ,5s T sc Ea.t
-N'r ~. '..,i KIN 5' n',r' tn NaI.on-aye on
Thur i,y sv,na, n' V y , rvcn.ns by the
dancing class nsrq.tel ~ C,l l'e Tim IT,, o1 ,'
pleasure 10y 'Ae guests Oh the "'''' anu ''''''
,, w.. .' f.,1c.'iani all Industria aon ~ Boston
m,as. " Mr L IN rG.e in We'ino,d I and 'l
la'h. "',l e".3I y,.
Mr. an Mr. Hoher '2ISo2 5lJ OF Mr. RoyA
a., r..~.T ~ Nrw-York are staying az the
he H.'' ,, MI ' ,1a ei,es,s AZ The Lruren-
Pm. Mr- Goors. r. Patterson ana Mss Ni9a
u I'f %" 'i N'" i''"' "''
irr. oa.c guests 'hs week INCLUDE WiI ,,r1
Ml.on VT al Nr i9wiri w S n,higT ! Nr rs
iaI = Louis lt~.l Nm, Mr ana H. liIs ri r e.;
a. J..