New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-27

Lakewood This resort this week and skaters
~ o,o,ce in the frozen lakes. The ice Is nearly
, % the fine skating Of the holidays; indeed IL
=, 49, same ice which the high banks and surround
- ,rees have sheltered from breaking up.
T,a "caI TO arms and to Brooklyn was distinctly
,,o.ab,e at Lakewood. many members OF the
crack regiments leaving family and friends on sun
dav n fight the strike Socially. there Is decided
renewal of pleasures which have rather iapsed
since the holiday Gayety. Another welcome to Pro-
lessor and Mrs. James w Morey was the dinner
GIVEN for them by the Rev. and Mrs d. l" Schwartz
q, the rectory on Wednesday evening. The guests
were Dr. and Mrs Bolton. of Staten Island; MI
and Mrs c. c. Curtiss, Mr.. and Mrs. George W.
Stockly Mrs. Jasper Lynch and Professor Johh
Nrey Mrs. Schwartz gave luncheon on FRIDAY
for a party Of six. including Mrs. Leslie irving MIS-
u Laurence Sheldon. Mrs Augustus Marsh MIS-
+ / Harding and Mrs. Jackson Smith
Mrs Glover ard the Misses Glover gave recep-
A., car Miss Elizabeth Woods. of Cincinnati. at the
c,rasalio Club Tuesday afternoon. Mrs Glover,
Miss Woods and the Misses Glover were ASSISTED
;n racevlng by Miss Mabel Turnbull, a cousin OF
AIRS George j. Gould who has left her home in
1rc,and 70 spend the winter here. At particularly
o,tractive tea tables the hostesses were Mrs. L. ii.
pIott Miss Bessie Glover Mrs. Frederic Sterry and
Miss lone Baldwin. \ large number of cottagers
and Lakewood people were present during the AFTER
noon Among them were Mrs Kingdom Mrs. >. VI
child Mr. and Mrs. Henry J. Dawson. jr., Profess
Gov and Mrs James W. Morey. Miss Gertrude Les
lie. Mrs O. c. Hovey. Mrs f. A. Gordon. Mrs ii.
II. Cate Mrs. samuel ID. Davis. Mrs. Thomas
Davis Mr.. and Mrs. Jackson Smith. Frederic
Sterrv Dr. Paul Kmball Mr.. and Mrs. Jasper
LYNCH Isaac and Joseph Van Hise. DR.. Mahaiy
and Horace Porter. Mrs. Glover and her daughters
also welcomed many friends from out OF town
Miss \ W. Kimball gave pretty luncheon for a
number of friends at the Laurel-n- Pines on
Wednesday The table. placed in the bay-wndow
slcove of the dining-room. was charming with an
ARRANGEMENT of pink roses and ferns. with PINK
fan-shaped favors for the guests who were Mrs
James W. Morey. Mrs. William S. Nelson. Miss
Davis Miss Laura Kimbal. Miss Ferris Miss
Marsh. of Lakewood; Miss Mary H. Chittenden and
Miss J. X Watson. of Brooklyn and Mrs. a. W.
Rorert of Providence After luncheon the company
adjourned TO the MUSHROOM. where Miss hlmoai
the hostess sang. and Miss Watson recited
The Morning Club. which began with few men,
bers interested in charitable work. is now recos-
pized organization among charitable institutions.
The meeting for this week was held at the nome OF
Mrs W. 4. Bynner, in Sixth-st on THURSDAY Al a
previous meeting IL decided TO enlarge the ciuD
that more work might be accomplished, and the iol-
lowing officers elected: Mrs W. r. Bynner
president: Miss Marsh. vice-presiden: Miss Dashieil
secretary. and Mrs James w. Morey. treasurer
Mrs Morey and Miss Anne Dashiell were chosen 10
form a visiting committee.
The Girls Missionary Society OF the Presbyterian
Church announce St. Valentines sale and luncheon
to be given at the home OF Saihuei ~ Dd'iS oh
February II.
Can,ain A NJ BRADSHAW gave a dinner to Captain
Oscar Coles TO celebrate Captain Coles's birthday
at the Laurel House. Thursday. There was no
formal speechm making at the conclusion OF the ui-
ner but the following gentlemen all extended ther
hearty congra tulations 10 Captain Coles VINO is
known as an old-time NewYorker, and VINO mas
rnent several seasons here DR. s. s. Gardiner.
Franz Neumiiller. Thomas s. Mitchell William !.
tnglis David b. Pumer and Charles X Pagan
The frequent meetings of the younger married
people are among the pleasant social incidents Oh
the season. On Tuesday of this week Mr. and MIS-
Jasper Lynch entertained company OF friends al
a card party including DR.. and Mrs. !. H. Pat
Mr. and Mrs Henry J. Dawson. tr. Mr. and MIS-.
Edward L. Morse. Miss Bessie Glover, MISS WOODS
w. T. Inglis and Professor John Miiey.
The absence of Mrs James Converse the Illness OF
whose little requires more or less EXTENDED
,oiourn In the South. has caused the postponement
If the Assembly balls. the first OF which was to
have been danced on Thursday night for an In
definite time.
J. Stevens Ulman, OF New-York entertained at
dinner at the Lakewood Hotel on Saturday night
Mr. and Mrs. Elisha Dyer jr. OF New-forR; MISS
Brogden. of Baltimore, and Mr.. and Mrs. George
J. Gould on Sunday night Mr. and Mrs Gould
entertained the company at dinner at their
cottage in Upper Madson-ave.
The announcements Of entertainments in the near
future include a minstrel performance for Febru-
i. d
tercollegiate Quartette at the Laurel House for
February 2. The following are the patron
esses of the last-named entertainment: Mrs
S. d. Davis. Mrs. George W. Stockly. Mrs. >. b.
Ferris, Mrs. c. II. Mcclellan. Mrs. A. NJ. Brad
shaw Mrs Francis p. Freeman, Mrs. d. l..
Schwartz, Mrs. D. b. Plumer. Mrs. W. c. Stone.
Mrs. A T. Compton, Mrs George TAFT Blackstock.
Mrs Arthur b. Clafin Mrs. w. S. Nelson and Mrs.
A. H. Dashiel.
Miss NJ NJ. V. PARCELS the contralto of the
Church of 81. Mary the Virgin, New-York. joined
her friends. Mrs. Leigh Carleton and Mrs. Drake,
Of San Francisco. at the Observation-Disclosures last
week. where Miss PARCELS gave an informal
musicale for a number of friends on Saturday after
noon
The manager Of the Lakewood Hotel has sent out
invitations TO the Midwinter Ball to be given on
Saturday night. February 2. This ball promises to
exceed any entertainment which the house has given
In the past. and the booking for that night and
the few days following shows the names Of many
people who will bring parties for the occasion,
among them George II. ingalls, party from Rich
mond: Mr.. and Mrs f. w. Larom a party from
New-York. and two parties Of Philadelphans led by
Mrs Rowland ID. Allen and Porter f. Cope 1t is
expected that Mr.. and Mrs George j. Gould, who
are now in Canada will return by that date and
bring down a party Of friends from town. Mr.. and
Mrs. Elisha Dyer, jr.. will probably bring party.
Professor Laube. who will act as master of cere-
monies during the remainder Of the season. arrived
last week
By far the pretticst dance OF the season at the
Faimer House took place last Saturday night
hangings OF bunting. colorcd lanterns and palms
maze the mushroom exceedingly attractive. buff
ie, supper was served during the intermssion In
q ioig programme OF dances. \ taly-h party from
t,,e s,tine Mouse Friday was led by Mr.. and MIS-
W. +; Noodel 81 Brooklyn. euchre party FUR
niseed the pleasure for Thursday night. when
pretty silver TRIES were distributed as prizes.
MIS-, Francis l.. Freeman. although much I'm
proved II health not sufficiently recovered to
eani or Mr.. and Mrs. Freeman sailing Tuesday
Is they had planned
Nine Lillian Nordica. the prima donna, arrived
g. the Observation-Disclosures. from New-York on
Thursday evening
The Rev. II. 8. Macarthur and Mrs. Macarthur
81 New-York. visiting Mr. and Mrs. Edward
a; Harper at the Lakewood Hotel
MISS Elizabeth Strong, the artist, has left her
studio here for six weeks visit TO New-York.
MIS-. Hugh 5. Hastings, Of Monmouth Beach,
SSnaperoned a skating party of young people from
.HnrL 4nis L., Alra