New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-13
RESTING AMONG THE PINES.
HOLIDAY GAYETY SUCCEEDED BY QUIET
AT LAKEWOOD.
FOR THE FESTIVITIES OF WASHINGroNs
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES DANCES AND
CLUB MEETINGS OF THE WEEK

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES DANCES AND
CLUB MEETINGS OF THE WEEK
GUESTS At THE BIG HOUSES.
lakewood y j. Ian Y ,SpecaD.-The quiei
week which always follows the crowds OF people
and social gayety OF the holidays haa been one 'i
exceedingly lncloment weather. To hotel managers
The dun DAYS have served accent the compare
tive quiet Of the great houses and To lead them
70 turn with satisfa ction the booking lists
for the coming week and the promise OF more
crowded rooms for Washngton's Birthday. for
which preparations have already begun Balls IN
honor Of that holiday are announced at all ina
hotels and dances arranged and entertainments
booked for the days preceding and following
These amusements include FOR a nearer date the
programme Of vocal music which the Moody lhi'f-
collegiate Quartet viii present a. the Laurel
House on the night OF February =. Announcements
at the Lakewood Hotel show the return Of the Yale
Glee Mandolin and Banjo clubs A. near date
Mr. Sterry has secured the services 81 Professor
Laube Of Richmond. Va. who has been for many
seasons master Of ceremonies a. White sulphur
Springs. and who will come this week Tor me re-
mainder OF the season.
Professor and Mrs James W. Morey returned last
Saturday from the short tour which followed their
ou,et wedding three weeks ago At ST George.
Stuyvcsant square. New-York. t. occupy their ne"
cottage Alohs. In siNth-st. from which they have
sen, OIL cards for receptions the nrst Thursday Of
every month until June.
Mrs Francis p. Freeman gave 4 dinner IN honor
Of Professor and Mr.. Morey Al Elgemere On Tues
day evening. IN informal reception followed the
dinner az which the guests we're MI ana MIS-
Frank Morgan Freeman. Miss Beard. Miss Anne
Dsshl,u Ml.s Alice " Klmbal Horace Porter,
Professor John M!lcy and Or. Paul kimbail Later
in the evening Miss Kimhall sang several selection.
on Wednesday morning SIR. and Mrs Freeman
left Lakewood for Washngtn 20 pay a brief visit -
the President and Mrs. Cleveland. and to attend
the reception TO the Diplomatic Corps on THURSDAY
night.
Mr.. Freeman was the host ~ IN" WHIST 'luo on
Monday evening.
Whist devotees will be Interested IN the fact that
two whist clubs Of hundred members each. one
from Ncw-York and one from Philadelphia. which
have played games In their respective cities are
now negotiating with the manager Of the Lake
wood Hotel in regard playing the rubber at that
resort.
Miss Ferris gave a pretty tea for her friend Miss
Parsons. OF Flushing l.. /. at her HON" IN
Clifton-ave last Saturday afternoon. Miss Mary
Ferris the hostess AZ the tea-table. while Miss
Ferris and Miss Parsons welcomed number Of Miss
Parsons's former acqIalntarces. among them Mrs
Clarence -. Mitchell the Misses Harding. the
Misses Dashen. Miss Davis. Miss Croker and Miss
Harrington.
Mrs Kingdom entertained small company ~
friends At dinner AT the home Of her daughter Mrs
George J. Gould. in upper Madison-ave. on Wednes-
day evening.
Hotel guests have found fun share Of pleasure
within doors during the unpleasant weather. The
music Mt the morning concerts has been Of an eN-
ceptonay fine character. ana bowling parties
cards and dancing have served 10 while away most
agreeably the waking hours on Friday evening AT
the Laurel House Mrs. Albert + Lunt. OF Newbury-
port Mass. gave a dinner In honor Of Commodore
Charles T. Iunt Of i,os IN. Among Mrs. Lunts
guests were Mr. and Mrs David e. whitney. Of
Detroit: Mrs. Andrews and the Misses Andrews. u
Cleveland: T. l.. Marshall. Of Chicago. and Dr. =
l.. Lindey of Lakewood. Mrs. 4 q. Price Of New
York entertained party Of friends at dinner At the
Lakewood Hotel on Monday night Mr. and Mrs. Il
Robbins Walker. OF New-York. VINO are both sklful
golf players spending The season at the Laurel
in-ihe-Pincs. on TUESDAY Mr.. and Mrs. Walker
were joined at luncheon by Mrs. Walkers father. !
W Pearsan. and Mrs Thornc. Of New-York
skating party OF young men from New-York at the
same house last week was led by Howard Willetts
and had for the other members &. q. Cornell, IT,
G. A. Coe. Jack BUlkley, j. II. Seaman, {. r.
Grant and 6 NJ Field An enjoyable heart party.
with attractive prizes. arranged for "Wednesday
evening by Palmer House guests. new ana pleas
ing feature Of NE at the Lakewood Hotel y the
Driving parties on the Lakewood Hotel brake "m, n
led by General James Jourian. OF Brookyn. and
e. II. Merwn. Of New-York. respectively .,n, N.
Important real estate sales effected through ne
office Of A. NJ bradshaw & Co. this week include
four Ss at ES%ors an" "sab lot bust
ness part Of Mainst 20 Charles +. Naethng, also
Of to sna in Sus II %i'' MOI"
Mrs j. Francis Murphy OF New-fork herself an
artist and the wife Of the landscape painter 10
spending "a few weeks at this resort. where she VIII
soon be Joined by Mr.. Murphy w., ara
MIR. and Mrs. Elisha Dyer Jr OF -forh' are
AZ the Lakewood Hotel . ,. =,
The Misses Campbell Of Montreal the sisters OF
sir Colin Campbell, are among the arrivals Al 'ne
Laurel-in-the- Pines; -. ,on, ,,,,
in the affairs OF the Canadian Pacihc Railroad. u
staying at the Laurel House.
The Princess Ruspoli accompanied by her Two
children. spent Friday at the Palmer House en-
route 10 the mansion which the Prince and Princess
recently built In the pines al Chats"oro' ie"
miles south OF Lakewood. ,,, A..
Rev a'V and Mrs T. j. Herrlck, H.. W Herrlck, Mr.
and Mrs. J: H. Pra Mr. and Mr. B Mr: 3
Hewitt Miss b. l.. Edge Alfred v. Du Bots Mrs.
nns,y Mrs Charles Andrews Miss Nj. Glin. Mrs
I. Duhain the Misses Duhain; Dr. and Mrs {; VI.
Ford and Mr. and Mrs w r. BigelSw' , 9i N Nv
cu d haySnel j. Of Phiadephia Mrs
William Van sinderen and Mrs. Van Nostrand Of
,,ooklvn: MR.. e.. r. English. Mis-" Grace y,
1;mgIish and r l.. Bgeow OF New-Hayen; Mr. ana
Thomas Mitchell OF Washington ana stephen hen,
ian s NJ Hammond and L. a. leighton Oh
Guests for the week at the Iaurei,in;i Pines
Ms, Patterson. Mss Julia Irving Graham M ana
sSirs r. Hobart. Mr.. and Mrs $ Dana kit,redgei;
"A, and Mrs Samuel Insee. Miss Robertson Nj. anu
NJ NJ T. r Jackson. DIR. and Mrs. Lucien C. Warner
and the Misses Warner OF New-York MIS- ti,,an
Clark and Miss Clark Of Pttsburg: william hugSd
= Coke. Mrs George Mcclellan and MISS Ms Meiaben
., philadelphia: r. =. Meghen, MIS- H. Me'S"e"