New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-02-23
THE COLD SNAP IN LAKEWOOD
WASHINGTONS BIRTHDAY BALLS AT
THE VARIOUS HOTELS.
or,JEr LEXTEN SOCIAL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
AND AFTERNOON TEAs-NEWLY AR
RIVED GUEST s.

| RIVED GUESTS.
Lakewood. y. j.. Feb 60 (speclaD.-Apparent.y
the cold weather has not had the east effect upon
| tho celebration OF Washington's Birthday at t"S
resort Tonight the hotels can not accommodate
the people who have down without question
! ing whore they should stay. and rooms In TIE
smaller houses are eagerly sought. Nor Is the COD
unwe,cone at this village IN ,he pines where Out
door sports make up the greater part OF the me-
md skaters are enjoying the ice In the smaller
lakes until that Lake Carasa.jo IS thick enough
Among the bats at the hotels tonight most
picturesque Will be the bal poulre at the Laure.
/ House where Genera, and Mrs Warrington VIII
/ receive the gucsta Every detail OF decoration and
costume has been carefully considered with regard
/ TO Colonial times. General AMI Mrs. Washington
are to be impoyaonated by DR.. Edwin Homes ana
/ Miss Josephine Sands. of New-York The rest OF
/ the reception PARTY viii be composed OF Mrs. T.. y.
| Howell of Poughkeepsie; Mrs. Charles j. FISK ~
Plainneld: Mrs A. ". Bradshaw and Mrs. David
/ j. Plumcr of Lakewood; Mrs w A. Caste o.
Springfield. Mass; Mira William Ropes. Of New
/ York and Mrs H. H. Camp, OF Milwaukee Afier
the reception General and Mrs. WASHINGTON VIII
! lead the mnuet which Will be danced by MICS
! Eastw!ck and Miss Josephine EastwlcN. or New
! Orleans; Miss Davis. Paul d. StocBy, Harod
! CurtIss and II. Hayden Sands. The ballroom cor
rider Is divided by red white and b.uc ribbon,
palms and clemetis. while naSs and the arms OF
the United States arranged in the large ociar-
onal window where the receiving party will stand
Supper VIII be served In the main din'nS-room
from $50 until midnight a new number OF Iaurei
/ Leaves" made It's appearance on Wednesday. IL -
very brgh. and attractive, with red and back
| lettering Mr.. Plumor Will continue the htre
nub.ication every week throughout the remainder
OF the season.
At the Lakewood Hotel Mr.. slleck has also
planned for elaborate ball tonight 1t Is his
/ intention TO make tho affair memorable one
which IS assured by the vast number OF guests
,j,fn tba hot
be of an exceptional character. with a new march,
composed by Charles Molenhauer, the leader OF the
orchestra and named in compliment TO Mr.. silecks
summer house, The Oriental Hotel MlTch. IN
elaborate supper VII! be served in the main dining
room during the ntermission. Other news from
| the Lakewood Hotel includes the clever perform
| ance by VIII Lyies Minstrel Company in the ball
! room last night The Cccil.an quartet sang in
fine voice. there amusing farce. ana Lite
| Cosie" danced Next Saturday evening the Black
| Patti will sing at the same house. on TUESDAY
| Richard sidonberg. OF New-York. took party OF
! friends to Toms River on the Lakewood taly-ho;
| another party on Friday ed by George Russell.
also Of New-Yorll
To-night's ball at the Laurel-in-the-Pincs viii
! show unique demonstrations OF patriotism Inc
! announcement of the ball 10 the guests and their
friends Is printed in red and blue upon white back
| ground The pink ballroom 20 charming with rs
| color reflected In masses Of pink and white azaeas
| in the fireplace and the overmantels. Three
Gothic arches. made Of aure. are placed across the
/ stage, liberty bell pure white In co.or. with smaN
/ and pink lightly covering It. hangs from the
/ highest arch. while American fass are placed in
! the lower arches on both sides. buffet supper
will be served at midnight. Mr.. Porter has double
| celebration in the bail and in the dinner or the
! New-Jersey branch Of the Society OF the CINCINNATI
tonight Covers laid FOR forty persons Notes OF
| the weeks happenings at the LauTe-in-the-FIhes
are OF a sale in aid of worthy charity to-day In
one of the parors, where the work Of Invalid
women is displayed. Mr.. and Mrs. Francis 7. Free
man dined last night this house with their guests
Dr. and Mrs Charles II. Parkhurst, who returned
| to New-York to-day. After being connected with
the mana cement OF the Waumbek at Jefferson y
! H. for eight years, Mr. Porter has. AZ his request
| been granted leave OF absence this summer. soon
after the closing Of the Observation-Disclosures NJ.
Porter will go abroad.
Mrs Francis p Freeman gave dinner IN honor
Of the Rev Dr. and Mrs. Charles H. Parkhurst
! at Elgemere Tuesday evening. The company at
the table were the Rev. DR.. anl Mrs. ~ H. Dash
ie, the Rev. DR.. and Mrs. c. II. Mcclellan Profes-
sor Henry Preserved Smith and Mrs Smith. OF
Lakewood, and the Rev Dr. and Mrs Bliss %
| Washington Heights Mr.. and Mrs. Freeman have
| a house party at Edgemere for the holidays IL
Guiding General and Mrs. Frank Morgan Freeman
and Mr. and Mrs. Edouard Russell, Of Beiehaven
Miss Lucy Harding. Of New-York daughter
of Mrs. C. l.. Harding, who formerly occupied 4
afternoon the Misses Marsh asked a company Of
Miss Hardings friends to meet her at their home
Misses Dashien. the Misses Ferris. Miss Mcclellan,
the Misses Day!s. Mrs. " r. Bynner Mss Laura
Miss Croker continued her series Of prety fpiio
sa S ansise to this 1nk9 arGeos 1v'S
on Thursday Miss Farnham. the sister Of Pro
Students " Of the Lakewood Heghts e6oo and tne
friends Mrs Walter Van Wagner Lawion and
ham as hostesscs. Miss Harrington and the pupils
of the Oaks were asked especially to the school to
The The pc posiDon f of the Mrs. Jarleys Wax
Works entertainment, which was to have taken
hight at the lakewood Hotel. IN aid Of the I4ner-
me nd qse Of 5 cs sa ye e @
able 10 All their parts at present.
the wedding Of Mrs. Lillian Ernout Schultz the
daughter Of Mr. and Mrs W. Waldron Miller ana
Church next Wednesday,. reception at the Laurel
House VIII follow the ceremony ..,., .,
balls over the course which is whitenod by light
snow the first maie1 1eween (Sb N2I'0H'
Gouriev. of the Baltusro club on Lakewood links
clubs The contest for the Converse cup, which the
Rev D. l.. Schwartz won for a second time last
20. was continued Two cups presented to the Lake,
wood Club by Mrs. William Strong were played
other ,-f By % pr Paul Sf T Klmbil - p .
wlfoTd Russell an Engish barytome gave With
a song recital at that house TUESDAY evening
M ona on MTh heir wedding journey this WEEK. TO
spend few days with Mr. and Mrs. George W.
! Stock.y. at Oakhurst
Mrs. Wolcott Ba.lcst!or is registered at the
Laure.-ln- the Pines from Brattleboro. VI
Arrivals ct the Laurel House from New-Ycrk in
| clue Alfred Pei. the Rev. and Mrs. John C. Bliss,
} Mr. and Mrs. l.. C. Lawton, Mrs. Efngham May
nard Nj and Mrs L. II Allen NM, NE and MTs Lon.
Ingliss. Mrs. Water Brooks. Mr.. and Mrs. J. ].
/ Cunning, MIS-. Walter Pease. Mr. and Mrs. A:
! Howard Hopping. Howard Hopping, jr. Mr.. and
, Mrs. Franck.yn. Miss Doris Franchyn; Montague
Howard. Thomas Young. 1r. DR.. J. H. Carrcan. 4.
t. Wright, the Rev. Dr. Jewott. Miss McNanee,
Miss J. Q. Fowler. Miss Fowler. Mr. and Mrs. VIII
lam II. Browning. Mrs. Edward f. Roberts, Miss
Carol NJ Lee Mr. and Mrs. e. G.. Roberts. Miss
S. Louise Dudley Mise II. l. Maynard Miss Dob
Ter, w i. Bigelow, Miss Hollins. Mr.. and Mrs
Geraldyn Redmond. Mrs A. II. Storer, Mrs. Rufus
B. Cowing Miss c. T. Cowing Everett j. Essetyn,
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