New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-05
MAY DAYS IN LAKEWOOD.
THE SPRING SEASON REMARKABLY Sue
CESSFUL
pptn,,. AL, pp1nrcRooMs IN PLENTY-soCIAL
INCIDENTS OF THE WEEK-AkRiN A-'
At THE HOTELS.

. ,a,,,, ,,,., ssason is fully realized by the
hotel managers. Despite the inciement "'''','
this week rho hooks AT the Laurel House ana the
Iaurel-in-the- Pines show nearly twice ds many '0'
pie as on the first OF May last year
Spr,ng weddings have sent more than the us""i
con,nl.,ront ~ honeymoon people here. Prominent
among these newly married guests are inc nv
DR. j. II. Rylance. rector of ST. MARX '"
WORK and Mrs Rylance; MT anu MIS- ~
colin G. Anderson. also of Ne"-horh' MI am"
st. John Ward. Mr.. and Mrs H. W. 'oe Va
lvn and Mr. and Mrs Edward Kent, OF Ne"-io'h'
the Laurel House
The d,l DAYS have brought revival of social pleas
ure among the cottagers. The chief incident ol '"e
week the musicale given by MI n"'
Francis J. Freeman At Edgem're' on '' 80
evening. The occasion was the ihiIF-".'t' ann"
sary of their wedding. which they c'eD'd'e' os
giving 10 their friends an evening OF ""H'O "
nshed by accomplished amateurs. -Four OF NrS'
Freeman's intimate friends who are known aiho"s
their acqualnianccs a. THE SchumannS' nave
played together every week for years compositions
for the pianos-cght hands. Mrs. Charles H. foo'''
Of New York takes one OF the treble parts MIS-
Charles i. Ropes. OF Pelham Manor the o'"',
Mrs VI. g. D. Rorlcn. and Mrs.. Francis '"s"e"
Bowman Of Ncw-York. the remaining parts Inc
musicale was practically recital 10y IN" p"a''c''
with vocal selections sung by Mrs. Bowman VINO
is known as a musical critic on one OF N""-f"'h
daily newspapers. and Miss Isabel Hastings the
possesses fine contralo voice The piano feiec-
lions were from the works OF Heinrich Hoffman,
MoszkoR ski. Mcndclssohn. DvOrak ana wagner
The singers chose songs from the always-welcome
Chaminadc from Gounol and Tosti Mrs. Free
mans cottage, which lends Itself admirably to the
entertainment Of large number OF people, was
charmingly deckod with flowers. the gifts % her
many friends Mrs Freeman invited the members
OF the Fortnigh,ly Whist club. and few friends
from the hotels.
Mrs james ". Morcy gave the last OF her after
noon receptions at Aloha this week. Mrs. Morey
has as her guest Mis- Anna Carmichael Of New
York who formerly occupied a cottage here
on Sunday afternoon Mrs. James Converse invited
her friends among the cottagcrs 10 meet her pa
rents Mr. and Mrs. Theodore J.. Vail. Of New-fork
AT her home I'm Forest-aye.
Mr.. and Mrs. George ". Stocky entertained the
Forinighuy Whist club FOR the last meeting this
season AZ Oakhrr-t on Tuesday evening.
Mrs Jasper Lynch entertained a party ~ friends
at supper az Lynhurst OF sunday evening. Her
guests were Mr.. and Mrs. IInmne Q French Mr.
and Mrs. G. &. curtiss. and Professor and Mrs. j.
W Morcy.
The end q the Car1salio clubs gayciy was tho
cotilon danced in the pink ballroom of the Laurel
in-the-Pnrs on f'ridav-'vcning Twenty couples Jed
10y Alexander r. Compton. jr.. danced. Mrs. g. O.
Curiiss Mrs Jasper Lynch and Miss Davis dis
tributcd pretty fayors supper was served AT mid
night, and dancing chontinued until late hour.
william Hasset' and Miss nurrcli Miss Mabel
Dwight. O. Stockbrilgc. Mass. and party of
from Princeton were also here for the dance.
An enjoyable incident OF tho week was the water
color exhibition under the direction ~ ~ J. Harris.
of Philadelphia. the Observation-Disclosures number
OF marines. street scenes and landscapes We're
shown. the work - a. g., OK T. Is. \. u, NAL
coi-, fovI r. . K'f0rlfri ard fre: DAVIS among
the English watcr-co.or painters and 81 Clair Mli-
holland F. +. English. Eckhart an Stevenson
among tho Americans
The American Forestry Association the leading
organization ~ ifs hnl 90 tais country viii hold
It's meeting IN Southern N'"-Icr.ey this year under
the auspices ~ the New-Jcrse} Forestry Associa-
ton After visiting Atlantic cry they VIII arrive ~
LAX wool on May j.. aui srcrl sunday 40 thc
Laurel Hau-e H. tho evening meeting wi D" held.
IN which several prominent people sill take part.
Among The "sil-kn'wn mn "Ap VII JON ms ear
Bureau. + II, Newell United states ''"olosicr sur
vey. y. II. Eslesion. hiici states Nsrculinru
sioner OF Pennsylvania, Edward \ b'"eis A..
slsiant COmm--i u ~. General Land once AT
Washington, Benjamin lee. clerk o.. the Slprem"
Court Al Trenton ana Professor j. G. smock. state
Gcooeist Tor Ncw-Jcrsey.
the cup according 10 ihr rules o. thc c'mprtiu on
became the property 81 Robert Bage Kerr. the
out II a possible seven The cIi, which was Pre-
scented by Mr. Kerr and Mr. Conyorsr. Is a loving,
cup ~ solid silver. about ten inches IN height. and
H. WyIn~sJ,y's rum 80 ,he HINT t'nb a wild fox
was started. far TO the west OF the village II Was
run down by the dogs after a three hours chase.
The KIN took place on island. 20 which the ioN
swan. The club has planned q long run for next
week when the members VIII send their horses and
in a neiehborn6ol sail TO abound win ioxe-
Mr. ana Mrs Hcury i. Da.ison. who have occn-
lrc,sirnel 20 YORK on tuesday evening Mrs.
Dawson entertained u small party OF friends at
M1s. Il; r Marsha,iI. Of Hr9oklyn is visiting her
p'Vtn'r I'l It ~ i' ,sirrv left Lalewood
"Wednesday for liryn Mnwr, whore Mr.. story viii
Mr. ana Mrs Francis T.. Wcllman. OF New York.
are at the IAurel-in-t ne Pines.
Icrr. MIR and Mrs. l.. ke}ser Miss kcyscr MT
Kccch. Edward Livingston, Miss Livingston. Der
tram T.. Flint Mr. and Mrs John r Lite. jr
Mrs T. $. VAT. = Mccain, Dr il. u, Shaw. ~
e@ oo Mr oseph & knhpp "r Mis- rcrcneo Hon
Ms K"ts i,n9c9eh Mrs IT, ~ iiri nj I'M ina
T. g. Waimcc. ana Mnstcr Wallace. OF New York
Mr.. and Mrs W. H. Moore, Mr.. ana Mrs John
Mrs Gc,rgc Is Simpson. Hiss simpson. Mrs
Belle lloyt, Mr.. ana Mrs James shcriln MIR ana
Walter l.. Sim. Of llrooklyn. Mr. ana Mrs. william
NJ Wool Mis-. Florence Wheaton. Miss Van iios-
Miss nrackct +. q. l'racket. Mr and Mis- George
T.. Harvey. Mrs y iiosenfcl ana Miss Rosenfcll
Smith, Of froyidcnce; Mrs A. H. Johnson Miss
J"hn, ,,l Az g. D. Jonnson Of Silem Masa MIR
Mr. "n Mr. N sy% r ct Me- G@r r I o re
and Mrs. \. Palmer Dudley. Mr.. ana Mrs Harry
IiIolbrook; Mr. and Mrs J = church, Mr.. Walter
Conrow. Mr. ana Mra A. Fletcher Ir James
FLANAGAN Mrs. J. \. Rogers Miss =. y. Foulkc.
Thomas II. Terry. Miss Terry. Miss G. VI IIcrtzol,
Mrs, j. +. Knox, T. u. Lyon. Dwight -. Cinpp and
w A. burlington, Of Now York Mra Charles Nal
Tory. Miss Wcddgcn Miss Amy W"ddigrn. Miss
shannon, Mrs r. Marshall and John IIcmpstone.
Of l'rooklyn, Mrs. william - IIollcs. Mrs. ~.
Eugene Holcs. Mr. and Mrs. ~. H. Whitney, II.
Goldman. ir.. Mr.. ana Mrs ~. +. Webster, Mr. and
Mrs. O. II Eaton. .. g. Ioring. Charles 1horndikc
and W. Eliot Fcttc. 81 Ioston: Mrs Joseph y
Jenkins ana Miss Jenkins. Of Baltimore Gilbert
G Roosevelt. Of Pelham Manor. ana Mrs T.. Talbot
OF Providence.
ron GREiT TENPEBANCE GATHERIyG
Arrangements are now being made for a fitting
celebration of the silver Jubilee Of the Catholic Total