New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-11
A QUIET WEEK AT LAKE WOOD
WALKING DRIVING. TEAS AND TENNIS
FURNISH MILD AMUSEMENT
SIGNS o., THE EASTER EXODUS FROM THE CITY
APPARENT IN THE HEAVY BOOKING AT The
NOTES.-THE GUESTS LAST WEEK.


,eotber Of this week with mild air. clear skies ana
spring sunshine. far removed from the buster
ing winds usually ascribed to March Inc week
has been a quiet one. with only informal afternoons
AT home among the cottagers and increased attend
anoe at the Ienten services. Tomorrow the Right
r.v Ethelbert Talbot, Bishop Of Wyoming and
Idaho will sneak at two services in All SAINTS
Memorial Church upon his Missionary work IN the
West The rite of confirmation will be administered
in the church by Bishop Scarborough next "euhes-
day evening.
The meeting OF the Lenten sewing class at Edge
moro the home of Mrs. Francis p. Freeman. on
Monday morning was largely attended Inc huMoer
Of finished garments now exceeds the most sdhsu'
expectations of the orignators The muslcal lea'-
ures Of the meetings have added much 10 the pleas
IRE of the members. At Mondays meeting
Mrs W r. Bynner sang and Miss Harding played
For the last meeting next Monday. some fine music
Is promised.
MANY people are expected for Easter The book
ing lists carry dates well into April and the ndica-
tons are that the end of the Lenten season VIII
find hotels and cottages filed. The week has been
a crowded one at the Laurel-in-the-Pines Even
old patrons Of the house who sought to remain Tor
n few days have been compelled to find accommo-
dations elsewhere An Easter party Of Phiiadel-
phians numbering $50 persons has arranged 10 spend
n few DAYS at the Lakewood Hotel, where the
Easter ball will be given on the night or March 81
The Misses Glover gave informal tea at their
home in Clifton-ave. on Thursday afternoon Tor
Miss Charlotte Page, of Brookline. Mass. Mrs
Isaac IL. Platt served chocolate and MISS BALDWIN
tea for a number of guests. among whom were Mrs'
w r. Bynner Mrs. William r. Leeds MISS Ger
trude Leslie Miss March. Miss Ferris Miss Harding.
and the Misses DashieL This afternoon MISS
Crocker will have at her studio display OF rare
Syrian embroiderles and next Saturday Will give
an exhibition and reception for her pupils. Inc
work of the art classes including that of the paint
ing class instructed by Edward L. Morse will be
shown
DR. Isaac H. Plat entertained the Whist Club
at his home in Madson-ave. on Friday night The
club has perfected arrangements for an elaborate
dinner TO be given by the members at the Laurel
in-the-P Pines on March 80 The building fund of the
village fire company very materially increased
nv the concert given by the Schumann Male Quar-
tet of New-York, Friday night in the music
room of the Observation-Disclosures. which Mr.. Porter
the manager loaned for the occasion. The quartet
which has sung many times in Lakewood IN former
seasons was welcomed with pleasure by old adj
mirers The programme of eleven vocal numbers
was rendered in a pleasing manner, as were the
soprano solos sung by Mile. Nelly Selma VINO as
sisted the quartet. Addison F. Andrews provoked
genuine mirth with his humorous Rotations on
Easter Monday another entertainment Will be given
for the same object in the mushroom OF the Lake
wood Hotel by the Carasaljo Club members, who
are led by Mrs George j. Gould and Mrs. w. X.
Bynner.
Much interest Is manifested by the society peo-
Die in the coming of the Princeton College men, the
Glee Banjo and Mandolin clubs TO give an enter
tainment in the MUSHROOM of the Lakewood Hotel
next Friday evening. tea will be given for the
members Of the organization In the Carasaljo club
house upon their arrival Friday afternoon The
following will receive at the tea, which
promises to be of the largest this season: MIS-
Frederic sterry. Miss Dashiell Miss Anne Dashien
and Miss Wilson of Lakewood; Miss Whitney. OF
Albany: Miss Mary Chttenden. OF Brooklyn: Miss
Driscol OF San Antonio, Tex; Miss Edith Rookie
Teller, Miss Wheeler and Miss Sanders, OF New
York Mr., H. j. Dawson. OF New-York. and Mrs
Thomas Hunt Tamage. OF Lakewood. Will be the
hostesses al the tea table Arrangements have aiso
been made for dance TO follow the entertainment
with supper served at midnight
Professor John Miey delivered able lecture
upon plymouth Rock the Cornerstone or the Re
public" on Thursday evening for the benefit OF the
Methodist Episcopal Church.
During the week OF bright weather all outdoor
pastimes have found favor with the visitors; walk
ing and driving. always part of Lakewood life.
retain all their old-time popularity. For the de-
of tennis the Laurel House court Is favor
ite battle-ground Mr.. and Mrs. w. d. Bishop. OF
Bridgeport. Conn. took party 10 Toms River Oh
the Lakewood Hotel drag on Monday. a tea was
given by Miss Drscoll OF San Antonio. Tex. OH
Monday afternoon In the Japanese room of the
Lakewood Hotel The dance at the Laurel House
last Saturday night an unusually bright one
by Of the presence OF many young people
Lakewood Heights School Monday afternoon
brought together a large number OF young people |
The dances will be continued two afternoons each |
week under the direction Of the master Of cerc- |
MONIES c. II. Rivers jr. The addition which Is be-
Ing made TO the MUSHROOM OF the Palmer House |
will appreciated by the guests Of that house. a.
II will increase the space for dancing An enjoyable
dance was given on Tuesday evening. Friday even |
ing's entertainment at the Lakewood Hotel included
specalties by the Hindoo necromancers from the |
Worlds Fair. the Juians. 'Theo," d. w Robert |
son and Mosnar. Sandow the "strong man" win |
appear at the hotel on the night Of March q. |
and later in the month Henri Marteau, the violin |
ist Will give an entertanment .,, ..,
Mr. and i1Y Mrs C;eorge J. Could Mr. Gould having
Returned ned from his Southern outing on Wednesdas
William NJ. Hartman. Of New-York, registered at !
The Countess Dzeskowska. Of New-York, is visit
ing Mrs Isaac II. Plat a, her home in Madison
Mrs. Kate Epson Clarke. the authoress is at tho
Miss Littlejohn, the daughter. Of Bishop. Little
John Of Garden CITY. Is at the Lakew3od Hotel
MRS Ffssre Be ys at the
Pines this week.
hs dha4 r. be the ana st sss. nSsd By
New-York, Is staying at the Laurel House
among I'll" the guests at the Palmer i House yin" A'0
Among the visitors IT. a. the 1r Pines this
Kdder Miss kidder. David t;gleston Mr. and Mrs.
r. in and Mr5 mesPy r N'S stlnsoh
Howard Paul, Chandler Robbins, Mrs Charles III. |
Leland Mrs. II. NJ. Yer Planck, Mr.. and Mrs c. H.
Clark. Miss Louise Lee Schuyler Miss Georglna
Schuyler. Mrs. a. Steinway and Mrs. J. v. A. Cat
tuck. of New York Mr.. and Mrs w. i. LippincOtt
Alexander Cadwaader, Mrs William Rotch Wistcr
and Miss NJ. G. Wister of Philadelphia; Mrs. a. g.
Mrs. f. r. Simmons. the Misses Sim
mons. Mr.. and Mrs. &. a. Galloway, Mr. and Mrs
w. II. Hill, Miss IIll and Mrs. j. VI. Newback, Of
Brooklyn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence McKim Miss McIiim, Mr.
and Mrs u. w; Thompson, Or. and Mrs Leonard
DeSsar, Mr.. and Mrs. Archer Vance Pancoast, the
Misses Crmmins, Mr.. and Mrs. Schu Ter Van
vechten. Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse l.. Edey Mrs. r. II.
Iioadley, Mr.. and Mrs. T.. r. Durkee. Mr. and Mrs.
w A. IIungerford, Mrs. f. " Nichols. Judge and
Mrs. Henry l.; Clinton, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Corey.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter J. Levy. Mr. and Mrs Thomas
/; Kent, Mrs L. ~ Lewis, Mrs. Brady and }.
Montgomery Strong, Of New York; Bishop Talbot
IF Wyoming; the Rev. a. H. Knsolvlng, Brooklyn,
and the Rev c, \. Jessup, OF Baltimore the guests
II Mrs j. B. Aldrich, OF New York: Mrs Charles
+ Berwind. Miss Anita Berwind Mrs f. +. Jayne.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Chapman and Mr. and Mrs
Dawson Hopes of Philadelphia Mr. and Mrs.
p o. Mapes Mr.. and Mrs A. Spaiune Mrs II. -.
HansOn. Miss HansOn. MISS Wilson AMI AInxnndnr