New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-03
LENT AMONG THE PINES.
LAKEWOOD CROWDED WITH .
ENTERTAINMENTS AND PAsTIMEs OF THE WEEK
-PR1NcEToN's SINGERS AND PLAYERS
VISIT THE WINTER REsoRT-LATE
.c,,v,rc AT THE HOTELS.
ARRIVALS At THE HOTELS


y, fine Lenten season at LaKe"oon was ne.e.
- ,'a, -, tho nresent time The booking at the
,o,a. ossuree the early arrival OF many gues's anu
the registers show full complement Va p'0'' "
ready here to spend this season" c,, 49,.
ferts ,,.ic colors at the Carasa!jo Club last
Saturday afternoon, wheh Inc "as"'''e''" 49,, t.,
49,, zoo was given made a pleasing innovation III
u"' 80. a The Stars and Stripes and the Red
49, and Rlue were carried out in flowers ana
al shades The nostcsses were Mrs. t 4 'u'-
49,, Nrs David II. Plumer Mrs. +. G cunning
- ,trs / C. Haddock and Miss II. L. Smith
ir,ad nv Miss Mary Ferris. Mrs. Anna Ferris and
HIss stockly Among the club members and their
r,.,as were Mrs NJ G. Dashie.l. Mrs. George heen'
Miss Woods Miss Compton, Miss Merwin MISS
OConnor Miss A. W. Kimball and the Misses King
= G. Cunningham, Paul II. Stockiy a u. JAWS
Of Princeton College and f. 7. Kimball. OF Nihlams
College The club will give Cinderella fancy ddnVe
at the assembly Of The Times and Journal
Building which is loaned by Captain A. NJ brau-
shaw next Saturday night. a.,
Another successful entertainment at the 'aids"''o
Climb was the pretty dance given TuesdaF hien' ~
the III Tau Phi fraternity of the Lakewood fieien'
School for their Young friends. Mrs james "
Morey received for the students. Inc ,,
~ Tho fraternity who arranged the affair are ia. "
Hoffman who opened the dance with nIS , S,arr
Victor Stockeu Harry Hills Squire freH ,vory
John Woods. Harry Hart, Johh NV. Gov, rho
Keen and Murray Ryder. Their eues' -. and
.soo, noro Harold Curttss. Edward C!uc"s "O
Walter Stockly. . ~. co,,age Of
Mrs Kingdom gave a reception d, UonAav
har daughter Mrs George j. Gouiu y" r r.
,,ornoon Quantities OF flowers, American "eAu.!
os lilies of the valley primr?ses anu N' 49,"
,ar.g,s fern were charmingy arrahsed
y, III ,he rooms Of the lower floor OF the mouse 4"
~. drawing-room Mrs Kingdom was a~''s'eu ~
rece,ving by her sister Mrs. H. +. bruheii' %
toronto and Miss Marguerite Glover MIS- d IA,
stewart, Miss Harding and Miss Mabel Iufhoul'
in ne dining-rOOn.
I,auar ~ \aw-York sang. and siringed orchestra
stationed in the wide hall, when was e'O"Peu WIN
palms played during the reception hours t"e ~
ceiy,nc party remained TO dine with Mrs N'"su0n'
who asked the following men foi later III 'he even
ing. n. HAYDEN Sands. A. T. Compton IT, GORDON
Nene, George W. Ellis and w. G.. Lapham Among
,,e many co;tagers welcomed by Mrs. hngdon
were Dr. and Mrs. d. H. schwartz MIS-. A. NJ
BRADSHAW Mrs :. +. Ferris. the Misses ferfls'
Mns James W. Morey Mrs. Henry }. Dawson, MI
and MIS- Jasper Lynch, Professor ana M"e'
Thomas Miss Laura kimbai, Mrs. j. francis
,I,r,bv Ms s D. Davis. Miss Elsie Davis. Miss
AIer the Misses King. Horace Porter ana FER
dinand Snzg Mrs Kingdom entertained small
company at dinner Sunday night, including MI
and Mrs Joseph Decker. OF New-lork professor
John Miley Mrs +. l.. Harding and Dr. Paul KIM
ball.
There was a pleasant reunion OF the old RESIDENTS
of Bricksburg before it was Lakewood. on THURSDAY
evening a; the home of Mrs. T. A. Gordon III Mau'-
son-ayc to meet Mrs. j.. sherman Could OF
Workers who formerly lived here. and who was at
that time one of the promoters OF all that Was
pleasant and agreeable in these earlier days. MTS
Gould received a hearty greeting from about forty
OF those residents who still make their homes mere
Supper was served later in the evening ana inc COM
pany separated after singing Aud Lang syne.
ON Friday the orange and black OF Princeton PLAYED
q prominent part at Lakewood. The college gree
banjo and mandolin clubs, numbering more IMAM
fifty men, under the management of harod NC
Cormick OF Chicago, accompanied by huihoe' u
their friends. arrived the afternoon tram 10 give
an entertainment at the Lakewood Hotel Inc men
we're met at the station by BUSES and brakes gay
with their colors. and driven TO the cottage 81
Nrs Robert Bage Kerr who asked large company
Of Lakewood girls to meet them at afternoon tea
The hotel Office and ballroom were hung with Prince
ton flags and colors; a dance with buffet supper
served late in the evening followed a successful
entertainment The University o. Pennsylvania
xlee banjo and mandolin clubs are booked for March
15 when a similar reception will be given them.
For amusement during the early portion OF Lent
n piano recital by Ferdinand Sinzig IL announced
for next Saturday afternoon at the Laurel-in-the-
Pines The patrOnesses are Mrs. Francis = free-
man. Mrs Arthur Il. Clafn. Mrs. James Converse
and Mrs Robert Bage Kerr. George II. smile
water color exhibition at the studio VIII doupuess
prove the source Of much pleasure TO LAKEWOOD
residents and sojourners. The O'Clock teas Al me
Laurel House and Observation-Disclosures have proved
mona the less 10 the cottagers who stop for cup
Of tea upon their homeward way. There VIII be the
usual informal teas at the cottages MISS 'rocker
will continue her afternoons at the studio Inc
English Literature Glass Will probably ma even
additional interest. course OF midday lectures ~
Miss Maria Huntington Elwell OF New-York, VIII
shortly follow at the Lakewood Hotel. where inc
entertainment announced for March Will include a"
performers Marshall p. Wilder. the humorist Grace
Powers Carhart and the Metropolitan Quartet.
Whist continues favOrite game at this village IN
the pines. Next Monday evening Mrs. fiahcls j.
Freeman will entertain the Whist club fncn1oef7
with their wives and the members OF the various
whist classes formed this winter under the lnsuuc-
ton OF Miss Hyde. /. @. Cunningham was 'hf
host Of the Whist Club at the Lakewood Hotei
tonight. \ whist party was entertained by FRO
fessor John Mney at the same hotel Wednesday
eevning 4 game supper served late IN the
evening for the guests. who were Edwin Co'trell W.
A. Castle. Edward l.. Morse. Dr. Paul T. kimoa!i
and Robert Bage Kerr.
BY way Of compllmcn; 70 Wooson Morse. the
composer Of "Panjandrum' and otner popular light
operas who celebrated his birthday Monday at the
Lakewood Hotel the hotel orchestra leader
ranged an entire programme for Monday nigh; from
Mr. Morse's compositions. Other from this
house this week includes dinner given by Stuart
Wing. Of Nex-York. to MIR. and Mrs F. Robbins
Walker and DR. g. l.. Lindley. the party going later
to the Princeton entertainment Driving parties
were led by +. H. Pinkus. Of NewYork on Satur-
day; by Switz CondG also OF New-lork, on sunday,
and Clay KeInbe. OF Philadelphia, on Monday.
At the Laurel House. which is extending the rush
OF the holiday the extent Of having booked every
available room for tonight. Mrs. Albert F. Lunt,
OF Newburypor;, gave musicale on Saturday for
company formed by the Misses Andrews. OF Cleve-
land Miss Chapman. Miss Josephine s. Sands. Mrs
w. a. Castle, Miss Ings. ". g. I-apham OF New
York; G. l.. Sheldon. OF Columbia College Frederic
Buckley Hyde. Of Washington; r. T. Crane. jrr i.
y. DE Goyer, F. t. Stevenson and John Stage DAVIS
OF Yale College. After the music Mrs Lunt chaper-
oned the young people drive. and later In the
evening 10 the Laurel-in- the-Plnes for dinner.
MT ana Mrs II. w. Grouse. Of NewYork. gave a
bowling party for few friends at the Laurel
House alley on Wednesday evening
The big arrival at the Iaurel-in the Pines for Ash