New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-06
GAYETY AT LAKEWOOD.
NEW YEARS PARTIES AND fAoi i"'-''
HOTELS FULL OF CITY rEoPLH-A VEIN 0'
SOCIAL ENTERTAINMENTS AND OUTDOOR
spoRTs-sKATING AND GOLF. DRY
ING PARTIES DANCES. DlNNEks


AND RECEPTIONS.
,.t.,.ood Y 7 Ian (SpecaD.-New Years Day
brought even more than the usual crowd OF peoPi'
20 snend the holiday. The hotels were hiied 10
ovoreouing and Monda, night found many people
anxious 10 find accommodations AZ the a"'o'''9
cottages New Years parties made up nag
share Of the gayety at the two bans al 'he -"
wood Hotel and the Laurei-in-the-flheS' which y"
gan in one year ana ended in the next as wen %
a, the Laurel House on Tuesday night The prep
srations of the managers for what must TO" ~
thought the big dances OF the year were e'"'o' "''
st all the hostelries The PINK Iair!iaHu - ~
lhurel House ballroom surpassed any previous nc
Grafton ever seen at this resort Inc ca'rl'''
GRATED dinine-room at the Laure-in-the-fIhes anu
,ha deucste effect O. the new nk-and-white hahs-
,nos a, the Lakewood Hotel we're all me D''"
erounds for handsome gowns bretty young "of'e"
and a happy complement OF dancing men,
suppers acre served In the main dihhs 'oo'"
each house on the respective nighls. Ia, ~ -
young people who came down for the Laurel nus
h.u u.aro cbaneroned by Mrs. -. Clinton BIa"
Mrs Gustav H. Schwab. Mrs. T. SANFORD ''o'S
Mrs l. v Broksw and Mrs Samuel A"p'."'' -
Ney-york Colonel and Mrs william Jay "'' "'''
Mrs BENJAMIN GOodsDced. ana MT ana MI 'o''
u Archbold OF NewYOrk, were at me i-ahe"o''
Hotel with parties and Mrs. Seth w Johnson aiSo
OF Ncw-York brought large party 10 the hau'''
in-the- Pines. -
NJ and Nrs George j. Gould entertained a house
party over Sew Years. for which Mrs. 'oui' ea''
a dinner to party Of twenty at her co''aSe ="
upper Mad!son-ave New Years Eve Io''""'' ~
dance H., the blue parlor Of the IaAe"ood "o'',
later II, the evening. As the party we're 's"e'
down for the stag hunt which Mr.. Gouid la Ne"
Years morning the hunt colors prevailed ~ D''"
dinner ard Lali where the pink worn by '"e n'"
and the white gowns OF the women h'a"e
scene. The Hungarian Band concealed py group
Ing OF palms in the conservatory a'Jo'''''7 Wv
Jariof played for the dancing.
4 week OF social gayety followed the Christmas
dances beginning with Mrs. Robert Base her'
reception In her new home. in the bo"ieV"'" "'''
the lake. last Saturday afternoon. Mrs. Kerr Was
assisted In receiving by Mrs Henry NJ. bradhu'S' -
OF New York, Mrs James Converse and MIS-. freq
eric SterTy. \ strngcd orchestra played "uf'"s
the afternoon. Amo:g thoee invited were MI anu
Mrs. j.. Willis James Mr.. and Mrs +. A. Nichos'
Nr. and Mrs. Thomas y. Kerr Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Walker. ST. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur -. Claim, ana
Mr.. and Mrs. +. b. Talcott OF New-York.
On Monday afternoon Mrs. william 5. Nelson
gave an informal tea at her cottage In upper Mad
fson-aye.
Mr.. and Mrs Francis p. Furman gave reception
at Edgemere on Tuesday afternoon when they well
coined nearly 800 OF their friends. VINO in addition
to exchanging the greetings Of the day. wished MI
and Mrs. Furman bon voyage uDon their Oriental
trip for which they will sail on the Augusta Vie
tora January 81 Mr.. and Mrs. Furman received
the'r friends in the library where smilax In profu-
sion and huge clusters OF La France and American
teauty roses added 10 the attractive Interior as IN
lhe drawlng-room. whore receiving party WIS
formed by Miss 4. w KmbalI Miss Compton.
MISS Footc Miss Dashell. Miss Harding Miss NC
Cieiian Miss Ferris. Mss Chittenden. Miss stockiy.
MISS Davis and Miss Marsh. Mrs. Frank Morgan
thurman also received large number o: Lakewood
friends. assisted by Mrs. Russell and Mrs Sullivan,
OF New-York
MIS- James Converses musicale at her home
III first-ave. Wednesday afternoon. was delight