New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-03
WHAT LAKEWOOD is DOING.
ENTERTAINMENTS OF THE WEEK AMONG
WINTER soJOURNERs.
TIVE WHIST CLUBS FAREWELL DINNER TO
ME AND MRS WILLIAM S. NELsoN-shAriN"
AND sIEIGHING AMONG THE AMUsE-
MENTs INDUCED IN.

MENTs INDUCED IN.
Lakewood ~ j.. Feb. SpeciaD.-Ihe an"u "a
pas,ime Of sleighing was eagerly welcomed oy VI.
-. "a co,,apers tho made the most OF hght
x snow which covered the ground on Tuesoay an an,
Wednesday. There was also sKaths u a'' ~ ''
winter scene. ... ronu-
Golf. which Is now one Of Lakewood's most popu.
lar pastimes. is obliged to yieid LOT 'he
10 amusement afforded by the colo "ea'"e'
s.,,np Of the directors OF the Golf CLUB was menu
st the home OF the president. Robert Bage hei'
on Monday evening. ,.o,,.u
The social incident OF the week was the laie"
dinner given by the Whist Club at the LaheM VIM
Hotel on Wednesday night to MI ana MIS- "
nam s. Nelson. who left town TOT 'ne
Lr,dav Professor John Miley, the vice-presloe"'
= of the club vas the host covers were ' -,
twenty-six in the private dining-roo"' ~ -.
y OF the dinner Professor Miley MADE an CIV. Mn
clever speech. to which Mr.. Nelson repneu WI"
tiam r Jnglis the artist told one OF MS 'i
stories In French. and Francis =. rre.a ~
.norded IN a toast to the Whist Cluo Ai'ei '"e
sneeches the company went into one OF tne par ~,
where Mrs Nelson and Mr.. lnglis sang ""o, w
music was the guests adJouiheu " nv a.
room to spend the remainder OF the evening III
.o,r~ The Guests of the occasion were Mr. and
Me Ee,son Mrs Jasper Lynch Mr.. inSns' MIS-
Edward L. Morse, DR.. l. II. Platt Mrs' de w.
Morev Professor and Mrs John r. Ihomas' MI
md Mrs Frederic Sterry, Mr.. and Mrs ueorse =.
stockley Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Bage Kerr MI anu
Mrs G. G. Curtiss. Mrs. !. III. Plat, MISS Marsh
r,,ss aura Kimball Francis p. Freeman. W. j..
yJarrson Edward L. Morse Dr. Paul Kimball and
Professor James w. Morey. Mrs. Samuel D. DAVIS
entertained Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson with smaii
company OF friends at The Gables on Iuesuay
evening ,,
,iiss Mabel Turnbull. Mrs. George j. Goulds
cousin from England who is spending the winter
here gave a luncheon at Mrs. Gould's cottage on
Monday Pink flowers and favors were pretty
features The guests were Miss Marguerite "ioNe''
Miss Mary Ferris the Misses Harding ana MISE
Woods Of Cincinnati. After luncneon the party
,chaperoned by Mrs. Kingdom drove 10 TOMS t'Nei
an Mr. Gould's brake returning for tea at the
cottage. .,o
Miss Crocker gave an informal reception at the
studio for Mrs ]. Francis Murphy The arust o''
Tuesday evening. Among the visitors to Lake
wood asked 20 meet Mrs. Murphy were MISS ives
md Miss HYDE OF New-Haven; Miss Hi, OF
Boston. and Mrs. Scott. 4 Rochester. YESTERDAY
Asiss Crocker gave a tea for Few Lake"oou
friends
{ Mr.. and Mrs Henry ]. DAWSON who had as
their guests ever Sunday Tom Karl, the TENOR
srd HE friend Delon Dewey OF New-York, enter
+ainod a small company OF friends at the cottage
n, Mr. and Mrs James Converse. who are absent
In the South Sunday afternoon Noca' anu
instrumental music followed by tea Among
those who Joined Mrs. Davisons party were rer-
finand Snzig the pianist, Mrs. William 5 Neisoh
Miss Andresson Mrs. W. C. Stone. Mr.. ana Mrs'
Redfeld and Professor John Miley Mrs. w. -
Stone entertained Mr.. and Mrs Dawson Iom Man
Dellon Dewey and Ferdinand Sinzig among others
ut dinner on Sunday evening
Mrs p. l.. Schwartz gave reception al uie
tectory this afternoon.
The literature class which a number OF women
prominent in Lakewood social life have FORMED lot
the study OF Shakespeare. met on Monday morning
at Oakhurst, the home of Mrs. George W. s'ocHH'
where the future meetings will also be held Amons
cd
g. C. Curtiss Miss Ferris. the Misses Dasnieii
Mrs Frederic Sterry ard Miss Davis The Morn
sng Club met this week at the home OF the Misses
Dashiell In Madson-ave.
The annual dinner of the Society OF the Cincin-
natl in the State of New-Jersey VIII De gwen a'
IN. Laurel-in- the-Pines Washingtons Birthday.
Edwin Cottrell. OF New-York. entertained WHIST
party at dinner at the Laurel House on Iuesoay
evening Following the dinner the party adjourned
to the card room, where Weish raoo'' was
served later in the evening
.. Miss Chttenden, of Brooklyn. gave a tea Tor a
few friends from the cottages on Wednesday
afternoon.
the Laurel-in-the Pines this week. that OF serving
o'clock tea to parties OF guests and their friends
who assemble In the rotunda OF the house after
walking and driving.
. Waverly the cottage in Third-st owned by Mrs
G. E. Underh., which Mrs. S. NJ. McMaster and
her daughter, Mrs George TAFT Blackstock Of
2 LEASED 10 Henry j. DAWSON OF New-York. for the
remainder OF the season.
A. jackson Smith OF Philadelphia. has taken the
Stevens cottage in Madison-ave. which was for
merly occupied by the late George Morgan. the
lease extending into the summer months
Entertainments at the hotels this week include
n successful minstrel and vaudeville performance
at the Lakewood Hotel on Friday night, ana the
concert Of the Moody Intercollegiate Quartet
consisting Of Bob" Mcdowell. OF Princeton first
lin fnnn
Goldsbury, Of Princeton first bass. and p W.
GoIdsburN OF Williams second bass. programme
Of eleven numbers includes also approximations by
II. s. Godsbury.
Cards. VITA progressive heart party Saturday
night have furnished the weeks amusement at
the Palmer house.
The Midwinter ball at the Lakewood Hotel to-
night was the feature of many seasons at that
house Mr. sterry has made elaborate prepara e
among whom several large parties from New
York Philadelpha Rchmopd , and BridseporY
. ar and Mrs, 3 Ogden chisholm Of Sew THo,
George clyde. of NeT-York. are staying at the
Mr and Mrs Frederick Cornell. and Miss Correl
%: New-York. are recent arrivals at the Palmer
.a Arrivals at the Lakewood Hotel include Mr.. and
Mrs and rs AP r. p III na Mr. and Mrs
s Mr. a Sns M dsn VI Mocr M Mr. Mr. AND
: Mrs w H. Taller Mr. and Mrs. w }. Merritt
Miss Rena Seabury. Mr.: and Mrs. William Bar.
bour-wlth ther sons. Thomas Warren, sRober'
Fl s. Enrich Mr. and Mrs Rawitser. Mr.. an(
Mrs. E. y: Talcott, Louis B. Bell. J; Howard
iewisohn Mr. and Mrs. T. Talbot Mr .s and Mrs Mrs.
and Mrs John Morgan, the Misses Morgan. Mr.
and. Mrs. Frederic II; Brooks; Genera! y o Nc
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mclaughlin, Miss Mclaughlin
Mr., and Mrs: Daniel Porter, Mr. and Mrs Turn Turn,
bull, Dale Turnbul, Mrs J. ", Burling Miss
Burling Mr.. and Mrs L. S. Magargee. Mis-.
Msgargee and Mr.. and Mrs. I; Loughead OF
Philadelphia; Mrs r. Lemlein and Miss Lemlein
q Montreal: Mrs. J. G Hobrook; Of Boston Session. and
Among the guests for this week at the Lauren
the-Pines are Or. r. Heber Newton and Mrs
Newton. Mrs. Abby Sage Richardson. Mr.. and Mrs