New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-12-20
SLEIGHBELLS AT LAKEWOOD
IDEAL HOLIDAY SURROUNDINGS AT THE
RESORT IN THE PINES
SOCIAL ENTERTAINMENTS OF THE wEEK-A WE'D
DING IN THE GOULD HoUsEHoLp-LATr
ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.

ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS
| Lakewood " j. Dec. 10 (speciaD.-I.akewood has
| sleghins before the holidays for the first time in
many seasons. Six inches of snow fell upon hard
foundation of sleet, and the roads and drives are gay
with sleghing parties. Everything runners has
been In demand since Wednesday night. from the
Russian sleigh TO the quaint wood hobs OF the early
corners.
Naturally. the preparations for the holiday season.
which gives promise Of being brilliant one receive
first attention. There have however. been num-
Der OF pretty social affairs this week The Saturday
night dinner and dance at the Country Club took
much the same company previous evenings.
Mrs william A. Hamilton gave n welsh rabbit
party at her home IN Fourh-st. on Sunday evening.
Mrs. Jasper Lynch chaperoned party at luncheon
al the Country Club on Sunday
On Wednesday the Misses Davis gave a luncheon
for company OF twenty a, the Laurel House. The
private dning-room and four small tables dec
GRATED with carnations and maidenhair fern. The
company was arranged so that each young matron
was seated with four young women.
another elaborate affair the dinner given by
Mrs. Jasper Lynch at Lynhurst on Friday evening
Red ponsctta blossoms were effectively arranged
with maidcnhair fern 10 form beautiful table dec
Grafton.
MISS Crocker gave party for thirty young
women OF the village at the studio last Friday
afternoon An enjoyable affni- served to introduce
a number OF the daughters OF recent cottagers to
A wedding took place in All Saints Memorial
Church on Thursday. given by Mrs George j.
Gould for Franklin Mary Elise Boedecker. who has
been the nurse for Mrs. Gould's two sons. kingdom
ana Jay. Tor eight years. She married TO Rob-
ert Bissett. who las been In the employ OF Mr.
Gould's family for many years. and is now the en-
gineer on board Mr.. Goud's yacht. tho ATLANTA
The Rev d. l.. Schwartz the rector. performed
the ceremony. and Mr. Gould came down from town
to give away the bride Besides Mr. and Mrs
Gould their four chlldren-Kingdon Jay Marjorie
and Helen Vivien-Mrs kingdom Miss Turnbull and
Mrs William A. Hamilton. there were about forty
OF the friends OF Mr.. and Mrs. Bssett and the en-
tire household from Hilltop present at tho cere-
mony. Tho wedding gown OF white satin the VEIL
flowers and trousseau tho gifts OF Mrs Gould
who also gave wedding breakfast a, Hilltop after
the ceremony for the friends OF the newly married
couple AT tho conclusion o. the breakfast Mr.
Gould proposed tho health OF tho bride and h-ide-
groom. 10 which Mr. Bissctt responded. expressing
his appreciation OF Mr.. and Mrs Goulds kindness
TO himself and his Wife Mr. and Mrs Bisset. left
Hilltop in a shower OF rico TO take tho afternoon
train for Brooklyn. their future homo.
inc interest In charitable matters this week Is
in Keeping with tho Chrisimasilda and the time OF
giving. on Monday tho Woman's Auxiliary OF All
Saints Memorial Church. n new organization OF
which Mrs Kingdom is the president. sent TWO
large Christmas boxes Of clothing. Gitts and n b-
IN San Antonio. Tex.
The annual meeting OF the Lakewood branch o,
the Needlework Guild OK America was held a,
Edsemere, the home Of Francis T. Freeman on
Tuesday. II accordance with q wish expressed by
the late Mrs Freeman who vas the founder and
president OF the guild IN Lakewood. the meetings
and the work Will be continued tho same 40 during
her lifetime. The officers and members 0. tho
guild express their pleasure that Mrs Frank Nor
IA " no " he -. vii Mr.
Freeman n; E3gcmcrc Will continue the work In
'he absence OF n" rrs' vice president. Mrs H. g.
Cro0ke Mrs Clarence G. Cur'lss. the second yico-
president. presided AZ tho meeting Mrs Curfiss
read Mrs. Crooks paper 20 tho gulil-a gracefully
wordcd tribute TO Mrs Freeinan's memory. Mrs.
Alfred II Dashiell read The resolutions o, regre,
and sympathy. which w-r. presented TO slr Free
and spread upon the minute, o. tho meeting
Miss Helen Marsh read The reports OF tho score
'ary and treasurer. showing lofs garments DIS
ir!buted las; year. ana also read letters % thanks
from the bencaciaries-th. Newark Hospital tor
Women the Vincand school ,0r Predetermined
Children. Iana-nc-Tela at Nyaok Daisy Fields nj
Englewood. Happy Land ~ Tenany -. Giles the
Cripple In Brooklyn. tho Summit Convaiesccnt
Homo and aged clers, man who Ind received
benea, from The F'iiif. The number - garments
his year is considerably IN excess o, last years.
Mira. Henry 2 simons read 10 ropor; * the gar
mcnis distributed from The Emergency Basket. tho
local charity established by the guild. new
measure was adopted TO prevent interruptions per
sons from obtaining clothing Mr. Frank u Free
man reported f!ft % carload OF coal from John
c. Haddock for local distribution.
The Tuesday Sewing Club he'd tho meeting for th's
week a, the home q MIS-. william r. Leeds. in upper
Nad.son-nve. II is proposed 20 discontinue these
meetings until after he holidays.
Professor William LIBBY. O, Princeton who icc,-
ures every year before the pupils o.. Tho Oaks. th-
Misses Farrlng;on's school FOR girls VIII give tie
pupils an illustrated talk next Tuesday evening on
his tip % Greenland with Lieutenant Peary
Miss Harrington spen; sunday with Or and Mrs.
Abbott, TO meet DR.. Watson dan Macaren) and Mrs.
Watson
4 portion OF the books purchased by the IL
brary Association with the proceeds realized from
the recent cake and candy sale arrived this week
and were ready for distribution on Thursday. The
list embraces much that Is new and popular In ne
ton. poems. essays and Geographically volumes in
all. More books VIII be purchased directly after the
holiday season. The library has received az a gu
two Volumes translated from the Italian Of Ed
monde de Anlicis by Helen Immcrn.
The snow has put an end - golf for The present
The play for "lhc Times ana journal" Cup last
Saturday was marked by excellent scores.
Club and a guest OF The Lakewood Hotel won tho
trophy. with net score OF = ana handicap OF r.
The first days play OF the aides handicap AZ ne
Caf!n postponed on Tuesday because of the
It IS Is said at the hotels that Lakewood never
knew better promise FOR Christmas Week ana me
IaireI he Pines opened Wednesday. with
Mr. Porter again tho manager The changes from
last season are chiefly the open promenade. upon
which the work has been retarded by the winter
weather The morning concerts by the new orches-
ira under the direction OF George Pollock began
on Thursday morning The Sunday morning con-
certs are to be resumed this season. Mr. Porter
announces a dance for Christmas ana the bail or
the holiday season on New Years Eve. Tho book
inC IL extremely gratifying for the next Few weeks
and includes Il number OF parties or young people
who VII come for the ball Mrs. j. Stoddard. OF
rrookIyn Will bring a large company.
orrurcem.nfs for holiday entertainments at the
7 akrwood Uoici are for dance Christmas night.
a vaudeville performance the Saturday evening
Soilouinp and Mr. Sillcrk also announces the ball
Eva Driving and s'cighing parties