New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-02-09
THE STORM AT LAKEWOOD.
CONVOCATION OF NEW BRUNSWICK AT
ALL SAINTS CHURCH.
THE wEEK-PREPARING FOR wAsHINGToNS
EXTRAORDINARY ARRIVED GUESTS.

storm. Every phase of precipitation. from fog
and snow and sect to a steady downpour was regis
tered by the rain gauge at the Lakewood Hotel
weather station.
An important feature OF the week. for which
Gear weather was much desired was the Convoca-
ton Of New Brunswick. which held the first meeting
in Lakewood at All Saints Memorial Church on
Tuesday. Despite the severe storm. a large number
Of prominent New-Jersey ciergymen were present.
The sermon preached by the Rev. s. p. Smp-
son. of Plainfeld and Bishop Scarborough of Tren-
ton, the celebrant, assisted by Dean Alfred
Baker Of Princeton. Luncheon was served at the
Laure-n-the-Pines where a company Of forty-two
persons the visiting clergymen, several Of whom
were accompanied by their wives and daughters.
and delegates, seated IN the private dining
room After the luncheon speeches made by
Bishop Leonard, of Nevada, Utah and Western
Colorado Bishop Scarborough and the Rev. d. l.
Schwartz, rector of the parish In the afternoon, In
the church, the Rev. Elliot b. Tomkirs. OF Long
Branch read exceedingly interesting essay on
THE Pastor as Teacher" The evening meeting
was devoted to missions. when the Rev. r. r. Cobb.
Of Railway, and others spoke earnes tly or their
work. Among the clergy in attendance were the
Rev Messrs c. VI. Durham, D. a. Conover J. McA.
Harding and Mr. Hawkesworth of Trenton; II. II.
Oberly Richard b. Post and Nh. Sleeper Of Eliza
BETH James 5. Lamb, OF Morristown; \. J. Miller.
of Asbury Park H. H. p. Richie, OF Metuchen; H. "
Pearce of South Amboy; r. q. Moses, of Merchant
Vile, and K. Mackellar OF Red Bank. VINO was
the Organist at the service lueScay evening"
An interesting lecture pertaining 10 foreign mis-
sons was delivered by the Rev. w. s. Bonnerman.
of Corsica Presbytery. West Africa in the First
Presbyterian Church Tuesday afternoon.
The third lecture Of the series on American
History, By the Rev. Dr. a. H. Dash.ell. took pace
in Mrs Francis +. Freeman's MUSHROOM on THURS
day afternoon Preceding the discourse, MISS amp.
Of Milwaukee, played an Italian Nocturne; ny
God ard on the piano, and the Rev. James lie Baron
J2nm.oh UI b DE- Koyon Resiming the
IlauN faD luz .
early battles Of the revolution the battles OF Lex
ington and Breeds Hin down to Washngtons as
of indepsndence. Another lecture will Re given next
Thursday, when the subject wil pc The Trend OF
Social events Of the week besan with the caaiing-
dish supper given by the Misses Eastwick, OF New, New,
Orleans. IN the private dining groom OF iae Laurel
House on Tuesday evening. The whole aIaiF lsVn
tn. Misses Eastwicx and Miss Dashell showed
singing Of college songs and negro melodies 10 panJo
accompaniment; was one OF mirIn ana saye'{; o ee
keep-.e: Miss Douglas. Of Warrington; M. ana Mrs.
". Harmon Brown. Miss SANDS, II. HAYDEN S sanls'
OF ola Wrs IN - RODS the Mise, Daskiei wis
ward F. Eastwick Of New-Orieans.
mrs C Of ena MS1 ras 9 evening
Mrs. Francis Freeman gave parry "a E6gal
for the Misses Eas'"ieH 81 So - me- Them wsre
Miss Mss SANS sans. Miss Susie southwck OF New;YOrk;
Of lb Cone M Mss HY pash G AND
The wedding Of Mss Anabei Boise, o, Berlin. to
Quietly at the home Of the brides aunt, Mrs.
clarence Church Curtiss, next Saturday, February
interest in charity entertainments and sales 10
maaiestne itself in programes ia ana "a tbs Emer
| gency Home Fund and the Lakewood IRE Coni-
a@ 93s Oa xso G Fay ans for '1f
gency Fund is announced for February a. when lsn
In vs s3ee PR aur IN House. and eabcrate
preparations are being made Tor costumes ana
scenic effect. Miss McCobb Of Portland, Me- has
The Girls Missionary Society OF the First Presby-
terrain Church. whose pretty sales nave long pen
Tie sale for this year. and hold in its place a
birthday tea serving chafins-iisn supper IN
Pay for the Converse was over heavy lana
the Rev d. L. Schwartz was VICTORIOUS with a net
OF 49, with handicap OF 49, Inc irsl o1 ,ni
club and Tom" Gourley. Of the Baltusr9l CluD VII
be paved the LAX wood links on ftDru"tS -
lakewood club are J. s.nlfqrd Barnef r. ., ana
c. Beekman Hoppin OF Ns"-torN' al s eHr Of
Montcair. the Iaure! House ana a, ne L1 I'd
wood Hotel T. a. fjaySm{kyer C. u oe''''As 4''a
baTine the stormy days the morning concerts at
the the s aoss 's the SsS Eaare Hsass
certs arranged by Mr.. Piumer for wednesday morn.
lng were inaugurated this week j pleasing Pro,
rr3mme included p selection from "l.ohenggin.
trio for cello. flute AMI piano ana Noc,u'nne'
Wash.ng,6ns birthday promises TO be busy time time
at the Pines Mr. Porter aIIeADy ms
the h'ls5 tR+aylu@S55 The 70 TewJersey branch OF the
her. and Mr Porter viii give MS usual elaborate
bail 10 celebrate the occasion. -
A. the Lakewood Hotel the music warrants the
unstnted praise bestowed upon Doth morning anu
! evening concerts Guests and co,tagers VINO as
esmbi TO listen have but to express desire for
any selection. and Charles Millennium the eads.
orchestra or solo number \ programme piays..
recently for Mrs George GouIi ana Py M
So ections rom "Cavallera Rustcana." and the
Flower SONG by % an t9T was payed
and received with applause as was the yIon so' Ts
IS aEewood Hotel tay-Ro drove several times
Long Branch with parties 10 see the stranden p
Len speyer and Mr. and Mrs A. A McGregor. Of
s has 5 GT Win ys Ss
MIR and Mrs JGssgh Pulitzer ff vl knke JSSyi
island and return to this resort later in the season
Mr.. ard Mrs. Courtiandt d. Cramp. OF Phiadei-
pn Bsh aTS s s5atS Of Nswaf and arey arc
Spending Kew days az l assSTa are among New
York society people at the Laqren-the-PInesv :.
Mrs Douglass Merritt, Of Raineoeck. ~ ai',b "a
visiting her parents. Bishop and Mrs COKE al '"s
and i M arT G.dTgs at .A M FRED
eric Cromwell Mss Gladys cromwell. Miss Dorothy ry
Lyon S'' Mrs r. Archer Thomson Mr. and Mrs II:
| Mise Somers lIr and Mrs. Leo Speyer. Isaac
seigman Mrs NJ N4um6urs R siyssisr oscir
Hoatstad " s Moody r. a. Hayemeyer;, g annd
oerich Davis Barnes. Arthur BTfnans ,nrcr All H
Mrs Morris Loeb James Loeb. william sii'nss.' "A
3 wnrah Henry FlsshsMT err. MI Te ana mrs Mss
I,DSonL h Smith j. Osterein, J; NJ WiicoSs
Mr. ana Mr. Alfred BerTi Wt: H H,s sna Mrs E &
| " ,'na,si me w. Rev J. l. ONell. William D. PhiihpS
William c. sussraves Mr. and Mrs H. w w: NH Mi Mrs.
Rmlevser Miss Mabel Williams William X x, StewaT
| NJ A. BERNSTEIN Mrs c. Bernstein ana William d.
! Rankn OF New-York. nj, .,,,o 81.
Arrivals at the Lau nr Inc Park te
syms. Mrs Mary syms. Mrs George n a: NON W