New-York tribune., 1894-01-07
NEW YEARS AT LAKEWOOD
WATCHING THE OLD YEAR OUT AND
DANCING THE NEW ONE IN.
MRS. GEORGE j. GOULD NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
BALLS AT THE HOTELS-ARRIvA1s FROM
NETWORK.

MRS. GEORGE J. GOULD NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
BALLS AT THE HoTELs-ARRIvALs FROM
NEW-YORK.
Lakewood. y. j.. Jan. tSpecal.-Ihe Ne"
Years guests came in great crowds ana SATURDAY
night found the hotels and cottages well h!led Inc
first week of the New Year has been celebrated
with balls receptions and musicales. The two New
Years balls Monday night were brilliant ailars'
The Pines ball BY far the prettiest
the house has given. The large nupoer or
dancing people and the cottagers with guests from
the Laurel House filled the pink ballroom Among
those present were Sir Frederic and Mrs. de Pey-
ster. General Stewart l.. Woodford. Mrs. Woodford,
the Misses Woodford, Mr. and Mrs. Stepheh r.
Nash, the Misses Nash. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Daley,
jr.. Mr. and Mrs W. r. Dodge Mr.. and Mrs q. w.
Carleton and the Misses Carleton. of New-York
The ball at the Lakewood Hotel the same night.
was a fitting ending to the holiday pleasures OF
this house. The Vienna orchestra. clad In the white
uniform of the Austrian army. played for the dane
ing. Among the New Workers present were Mr.
and Mrs. George c. Bodt. Mr.. r. c. Remsen Miss
Fanny Remsen. Mr.. and Mrs. r. S. McCreery, Mrs
w. F. Kip Mr. and Mrs. J. De Navarro. Mr.. and
Mrs. W. Il. Wheeler. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Tllford
and Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore W. Myers.
There was also New Years dance at the Palmer
House. after which supper was served In the dining
room.
\ tea was given by Mrs George j. Gould and her
day afternoon \ quartet from the Vienna orchestra
played during the tea. and Miss Alice Keller Of
Ncw-Y Ork sang several soprano solos Mrs. Could
received with Mrs. Kingdom. Others assisting at
the reception Miss Anna Gould, Miss Mont
gomery, Miss Richardson. Miss Keller and Mrs. W.
\. Hamilton. Among the cottagers attending were
Mr. and Mrs W. r. Bynner Mr. and Mrs s. D.
Davis. the Misses Davis Mr. and Mrs. William 5.
Nelson. Mrs. George TAFT Backstock. Mrs McAias-
ters. Mr.. and Mrs. Jasper Lynch, Wallace Sawyer.
Mrs. s. $. Beard Miss Beard Miss Wilson. Mrs
Hamilton J. Cate Miss Laura Kimball. DR.. Paul
Kimball. Mr.. and Mrs. \. NJ. Bradshaw. the Misses
Dashie!l. the Rev and Mrs d. l.. Schwartz. the
Misses March and the Rev and Mrs. c. ii. McClel-
Ian. After the reception Mrs. Gould gave dinner
at the Lakewood Hotel for her friends from New
York which followed by dance in the private
ballroom. Mrs Could has engaged the same ball
for the night Of January L. when she will give
a dancing party.
Mrs. Samuel ID. Davis gave n reception at her
home. the Gables. last Saturday afternoon TO In
troduce her younger daughter Miss Elsie Davis.
The following New-York friends OF Miss Davis were
asked receive with her Miss Evelyn Daley. Miss
Bessie Agncw and Miss Helen Mclean. The Misses
Davis invited large party Of young people TO
dine after the reception after which they went TO
the Laurel House ball
4 dinner was given at the Laurel the Pines
New Years night by Mr. W. ". Hartman. OF New
York. Mr.. IIarriman's guests were Sir Frederic de
Pcyster. Mr.. and Mrs. James W. Alexander Mr..
and Mrs. W. y. Hamilton. Mr.. and Mrs. George j.
Gould. Miss Anna Gould and Mrs Kingdom
The Carasaljo Clubroom the of OF
the largest gatherings given there New
Years Day. when Mrs. d. l.. Schwartz gave
ception with music Mrs. Schwartz assisted
in receiving by Mrs. W. II. Bynner. Miss Wilson
and Miss Helen March. Mrs. Jasper Lynch poured
coffee and Mrs -. VI. Bradshaw served tea. The
musical programme included violin solos by Louis
10 Afr- Il,r,
ner. Miss Olive Cook and David Il. Pumer. Nine
Muller Thomas played piano selection
An Informal musicale was given at the home OF
Mrs. W. 5. Nelson. in Madison-ave.. on New Years
Day The members Of the Mandolin and Guitar
club with their friends. gathered to meet Mrs
Nelson's sister Miss Andresson. OF New-Y York.
Mr. and Mrs. George ". Stockly gave a dinner
on New Years evening for the friends OF their
Paul Stockly.
The third OF the series Of lectures under the aus
pices Of the Library Board WAS given by Professor
John Miley. in Library Hall. on Thursday evening.
The subject "A Century of English History
After the lecture Mrs. ". :. Nelson invited party
of friends to the Laurcl-in-the- Pines where they
enjoyed Informal dancing
George j. Gould has driven his own brake and
four several times during the week The bugle Of
the tally-ho from the Lakewood Hotel is heard
almost daily Riding parties are frequently seen in
the drives. and a new organization among the Lake
wood cottagcrs IS the Riding club. The members
are Mr.. and Mrs. Jasper Lynch. MIR. and Mrs.
George W. Stockly Mrs. J. II. Stewart. Miss VIII
son. Miss Beard. Professor James II. Morey. Pro-
fcssor John Milcy and Dr &. L. Iindey.
At the Iakew pod more than half the guests sat
up to see the New Year luncheon was served
at half-past twelve The New Years sports for the
employees Of the house. in which cx-Controllcr
Theodore W. Myers. Addison Cammack. l.. Il. Tai
colt. W. Il. Wheeler ana Cornelius Fc!lowes. who
acted as starter. were the leading spirits. attracted
a large crowd Of spectators. The games. beginning
in the morning. extended into the afternoon and
ended with a baseball match between the hotel nine
and nine from the village. \ New Years matinee
was given for the children in the ballroom.
Mr.. and Mrs X. Fulton Cutting and family. Of
New YORK. are 1t the Laurel House for ~ cx-
tended stay. Mr. and Mrs. Addison cammack. Of
Hotel Mrs Hsrrison Garrett. Mrs John F. Pros
ton and Miss l.. NJ. Thomas. OF Baltimore are stay
George s Schermerhorn. OF New-York. are among
the guests at the Palmer House.
ton lanes y. Melcalf Miss Mabel lIetcalf Mr.
MIR: and Mrs. James ". Aicxander. +. b.. Alex
6 Pad Mt M Mr. a%d anna Mrs Mrs. sp4s T.
Colby, MIR. and Mrs. a. NJ. Klddcr. Mrs, Thomas
M'ia j. 'ne H;ass E'?% Ns' qna M"" Ha.
ming, Of NewYork: Mr. and Mrs. W NJ Kingsland;
the Misses Horsford. OF Cambridge. Mass; Mrs.
Bernard Henry. of Philadelphia; Mrs J. e. Miii-
Hiss Kay. Miss Tanborn. Hiss Kichardson. \: H.
Octrom. r. G. \; Meisel. A. Hodgkin. Henry Web
stor, Ennis Searles. John +. Searlcs \. II. Mat
thews and George Walsh. OF BROOKLYN; and Frank
NJ Dodd. OF NewYork. are at the Laurel-ln-the-
Pines.
The Rev. DR.. Rylance. the Rev. DR.. Morgan Dix.
Mrs Dix and John Il. Dix. Mrs. Edward I,cnshaw
Jones. Miss Jones' Miss J. de Ncufville the Misses
de Ncufve. Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Tuckerman. Mr..
and Mrs f. J. Iierrick W H. Hitchcock. Francis
H. Loss. jr.. Mrs. X. f.. Tirncy Miss \. X. Sean
der. ID. G. Calvin. Mrs. William G. Sturgis Mr.. and
Mrs S. W: Dexter, Mr.. and Mrs. Washington T..
Connor. Wayne Connor. Miss Louise Simmons.
Mr.. and Mrs. a. j. Juilliard Mrs. Isaac .rokaw.
Miss ~ Brokaw. George Brokaw. Mr. and Mrs T..
&. Anderson. Mr.. and Mrs. w. f.. Stout. the
Misses Towle Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Bayard Smith Miss
Louise Smith. H. Marston Smith. George Dcbevoise
Miss s. \. SOuthack. Eugene SOuthack. and Mr.. |
and Mrs. Thomas Whitaker OF New-York. Mrs. |
James Cantain and Miss Emily Cantain of Phila- |
lelphia: Mr.. and Mrs W. W. Farnam. and Mr.. and !
Mrs. c. f.. Atwater. OF New-Haven Conn. at
the Laurel House
John u. Lindsay. Mr.. and Mrs Robert |
4. Osborn, Mr. and Mrs Edward Kearney Mr.. and |
Mrs. f.. +. Raynor. the Rev. 6. -. l.. Townsend |
Mr.. and Mrs. y .. Davenport. Mrs II. McHnrg |