New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-02-16
THE WEEK AT LAKEWOOD.
PAsTIMEs INDOORS AND OUT.

AFTER THE HoUNDs-socIAL ENTERTAIN
MENrs IN MANY HoMEs-IATE ARRIv-
AIS AT THE PINE WOODS RESORT
Lakewood. ~ j., Feb 10 (SpecaD.-Lakewood
! society people have taken advantage OF the fe"
aavs remaining before Ash Wednesday, and the
last week has been decidedly the gayest one Of the
season Lincolns birthday brought down large
parties Of guests for the holiday which was Deau-
tifully bright and clear. although the wind gave
the same advance notice OF March tAa' mas P'N-
vailed all the week.
"Wednesday was marked by two pleasant soca!
affairs In the afternoon Miss Allen and the Misses
King gave a reception at their cottage IN Madison
ave. The hostesses were assisted in RECEIVING ps
Miss Laura Kimban. Miss Mcclellan. Miss Mary
Ferris Miss Anne Dashiell OF Lakewood. and MISS
Josephine Sands Of New-York, who welcomed a
large company OF cottagers and friends. among
whom were Mrs i. ". Woolsey and Miss Wooisey'
| Of Asheve. n. c.; Mrs. Eugene Howell OF fouEh-
keeps!e Miss Chapman. of Providence; the Misses
| Camp OF Milwaukee; Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Z. Free
man. Mrs A. H. DasA!en Mrs. c. II. Mcclellan
Mrs Hlnsdale. Miss Hnsdale the Misses Glover, the
Rev D. L. Schwartz. DR.. Paul I. himDail anu
| Harold Curtiss
| On Wednesday evening the Rev. and Mrs u. l."
! Schwartz gave a dinner at the rectory for MI ana
| Mrs Samuel S. Taylor. who have recently re-
turned from their wedding journey In the soutE.
The yestrymen Of All Saints Memorial Churcn
were asked to meet Mr.. Taylor who Is also Il
ves,ryYnan, ard his bride. The company at me
table included Mrs Schwartzs mother. Mrs A. i.
| Cox and her son. A. Beekn,an Cox or Cherr!
Valley n Y who are visiting at the rectory.
| Prominent among the affairs of the gay days
was the reception given by MIS- jasper Lyhch d.
/ Iynhurst on Friday afternoon. Mrs Lynch was
assisted In receiving by Mrs d. L. Sch"ar']' MIS-
| lanes Converse served coffee In the Turkish room
: and Mrs William NJ. Hamilton and Mrs. Robert
Bage Kerr were the hostesses in the dinins-foom'
! Among a large number present were MT anu MI
| F. Nutley- Howell, of Poughkeepse; MT. ana Nis'
! W. A. Castle. of Springfield; the Misses Eas'"ick'
| OF New-Oreans: the Misses Camp. OF Milwaukee,
Mrs H. NJ Strong. Mr. and Mrs. f. ROBBINS
| Walker Miss Whiting Miss Norwood, Miss Sands,
| Of New-York; Mr. and Mrs Francis =. Freeman
! the Misses Davis Mrs. Samuel 5. Beard. MIS-
| James w. Morey, Mrs. Kingdom. Miss Turnouh'
| Mrs. Dwight NJ. Harris, the Misses hihg' M'''
| Augustus Marsh and the Misses Marsh
| Mrs James Converse gave a dinner at her homo
IN Forest-ave last Saturday evening in honor OF her
| friends Mr.. and Mrs Duncan. from Scotland VINO
are pursuing a leisurely journey around the word
The guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence u. MitcheN
Miss Croker Dr. c. l.. Lndley ana ME'' |o"-
verses father Theodore Vail, OF NeW-iorA.
Mrs. William NJ Hamilton entertained small
| cor,nanv OF friends at Gray Gables on Tuesday
| evening to meet Edward Fesser, the miniature
| painter, of New-fork
| Miss Adelaide Hyde OF New-Haven, gave an
ENJOYABLE card party at the Laurel-in-the'P Pines OF
Monday evening, when she entertainer the Nio''N"'
Evening Whist Club.
ST Valentines Day and leap year were ceie-
brated right royalty the Laurel House last night
when Mr.. Plumer gave dove german loi NV
young women among his guests ana their lrle"I'
from the COTTAGES George w. Ellis led the cotlon'
which opened with a Swedish dance move!
feature of this dance were the entirely succcssiu
crcne naper gowns worn by the dancers. who were
the Misses Hormer OF Warrentor Va; Mss Doug
lass of Washington: the Misses Eas,"lcsi OF Ne"
Orleans; Miss Fisk, of Planiied; Miss Helen Sahrs
and Miss Josephine Sands Of New-York; the
Misses Camp of Milwaukee; Miss Chapman OF
Providence; Miss Parsons the Misses DasheH. the
Misses Ferris. Miss Gertrude King, Miss Grouse.
Miss Mabel Turnbull Miss Mary Stockly and Miss
| Davis.
A pretty wedding. bright with spring MOWERS
| and happy CONGRATULATIONS. was that OF MISS Ana
| bel Boise the daughter Of o. b. Boise. OF Berh'
and Howard Rrockway, Of New-York. at noon to-
/ dav at the home OF the uncle and aunt or the
| bride Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Church Curtss' III
Forsst-ave. The ceremony was performed by the
/ Rev Dr. Charles II. Mcclellan pastor OF l"e f'.~'
| Presbyterian Church.
Tine committee in charge OF the presentation OF
Mrs Jarley's Wax Works in aid OF the Emergency
| Home Fund which will be held a; the Laurel House
on the evering OF February q. has decided to give
! two entertainments, the second at the Like"oou
! Hotel on the night of February a. MISS McCoDp'
who Is to direct the irs representations HiS De''
secured for the second
! The high gale OF Tuesday postponed the run OF
| the Hunt Club until the next day Wexneshay',
when the meet at the Lakewood piei al
| o'clock The hounds proved Their ability 10 ioio"
! the acent even the wind that prevailed Inc
drag was laid from the Lakewood DAIRY farm
across country TO the county line road. near Kun,
| yon's schoolhouse from there 20 the farm o"mea
| followed; thence TO the road 10 Benefits Mills ana
70 Pine Park where the first eheck , was mps
| Thrown in again the dogs took the scent near INC
park and led the way througn ne'n nose a" who
Toas were Mr. and Mrs j. NJ Waterbury Mrs. r
R955nS 1smSs Converse and Messrs wenson and
Rosentnai In carriages Mr.. and Mrs George
Gorge d. Russell. Mr. and Mrs. George v. Fan
ming and Mr.. and Mrs o. Rosentha ", II, H ii5,1
ming, of Saratoga took a party Out on the '"HS-"
Golfers welcomed the clear weather Wednesday.
At the hotels there are many prcparauons for
Wash.ns tons Birthday. Three baiis VIII eeieDfnse
r rg Of he Young peope who like dance late.
The Invitations issued by Mr. pumer ron Mn Ine
Wash.nston'' for d bal poudre. On Monday nis ii
Mr.. Plumer VIII give the annual masquerade aSg DAN
A. the Laure-in-th Mr.. Porter has mace
NE nsua BirtbdaT Tor which he sent in
vitations Wednesday other festivities VIII be the
the Cincinnati on WAshingtons Birthday; md cum
Mr. seck WI eve tng GIs0H BIbd HS al" He an
/ ncunccs an entertainment for the evening OF Febru,
airy q by the W lyle Mnstrei C0Pay a..
| Little Cosse, and to Lakewood people. where she
makes her home. az little Miss Towisena; -
The Rev. Dr. and Mrs. Charles n Parkhurst, OF
New-York are visiting Mr. and Mrs Francis T.
| General Daniel Butterfed and Mrs. Butterhed.
| of New-York are spending few days at the Lake
wood Hotel . ~. val, s,oo,
Dr. and Mrs Robert Able, Of New-fork. spent
SUNDAY at the Iaurel-in- Pines.
Mrs Morgan Dix and her son, John A. DIX OF
| New-York are among recent arrivals at the Laurel
| House. -, -, l., ,ho
Pines are Mrs E. IAvingston Ludlow Mr.; ana Mrs
! F w Tookcr Mr. and Mrs. j. c. Wickes. Miss
Helen Shaw. Mr., and Mrs. Thomas 7; Grant, The
W Van Nest. Mrs. Edward Tatum, Mrs George
Kemp. Mr.. and Mrs s. H. Tyng IT, IN, Gnar ts,d r.;
Tman. Miss Helen RepalI9 f. T. TGWne H Sh, WLs
NLate Nr and Mrs ". A. Nash. wv. H.