New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-02-23
WASHINGTON BALLS AT LAKEWOOD.
4 BRILLIANT CELEBRATION or THE DAY IN THE
THREE LARGE HOTELS.

4 BRILLIANT CELEBRATION or THE DAY IN THE
THREE LARGE HOTELS.
Lakewood y. j. Feb. 90 (spec!aNThrec brilliant
balls tonight closed the holiday nj this resort.
Patriotic colors. exquisite flowers. fine music ana
handsome gowns worn by beautiful woisen contrib
u,cd success to each The invitations 20 cottagcrs
we're generally accepted. Al the Laure.-in-the-
Pines there was a double celebration IN the annual
dinner OF the Society OF the Cincinnati and the
Washington Birthday ball. The pink ballroom was
a charming background for dancers. with the color
repeated In the Of pink and white azaleas IN
the nrepaccs and above the over manteis Th:ee
tall arches OF laurel were placed across the stage.
the hll-lest supporting n Liberty bell. while the
others displayed American naSs. buffet supper
was served at midnight. Among the guests were
General Benjamin II. Brstow. ex-Secretary OF tho
Treasury, and Mrs. Bristow. Mr.. and Mrs. stephen
f. Nash the Misses Nash. Mr.. and Mrs. T. A. Have
meyer jr: Mr. and Mrs ID. Wills James. Mr.. and
Mrs W. T. Dodge u. Aymar Sands. Mr.. and Mrs.
T. y Nlchol.. Mr.. and Mira. y. Thomas Mrs. G.
= Winthrop. Mr. and Mr.. q. *. Clark. Miss Clark.
Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Wendell. Mrs William Tocl. the
Misses Toel. Mr.. and Mrs +. ID. Handy and Mr.. and
Mrs j. f. Anderson. OF New-York, Mr.. and Mrs.
George W. Kenyon. Mr.. ard Mrs. Charles 8 Whit
ney and Mr.. and Mrs. George w. Ide. of Brooklyn.
and Mrs Wolcou Bal.est!er. OF Brattleboro. VI.
The Lakewood Hotel was rcsplondcnt with electric
effect The main Office hung with sarlanGs.
wreaths and stars OF laurel sparkling with rainbow
hued lights in which red. white and blue predoml-
mated. A miniature grove OF pine trees. with cus.i-
Toned dyans. formed the entrance to the ballroom.
where tho wall panels and stage We're filled with
festoOns OF green ana tropical y ants supper was
served n the main dining room during an intermis-
sion in the programme OF twelve canoes. The guests
included T. a. Havemeyer. General Jordan. Mrs.
~ u and Mrs % y " Wrsterveit Mr and MIS- -
p. Campbell, Miss Campbell, Mr.. and Mrs. +. ".
lestrade Mr. ana MIS- , ~ r. Clark mr. -, ana Mrs
Ehret; Mrs. Pho EcheyeTria Mr. and Mrs. w. L..
Mr. and Mrs j. Remsen. Mrs jchn Moller Mr.. and
Mrs. c. J. Coulter. Mr.. and Mrs. I. c. Durham. Mir
and Mrs. 7. j. Gaines. Mrs. @. -. Earle Mr. and
Mrs. J. G. Guernsey. Mr.. and Mrs. c. W Tlnehas
Mrs. Bradish Johnson. Mrs. Aymal. Mr.. and Mrs G.
The bali at the he: iaure House was Charming
pc,Sgr OF The Saen time n the arE &
OF the United States. General ana Mrs. Washington,
mgersoqgated by Or Edwin Holmes ana Miss DO,
they were announced, assisted by Mrs. H. Fl. CAMP
# NHhIs' S Mss GAsss E'S Of cs
lie, OF Springfield. Mass; Mrs Eugene n lIowei!.
* Of Yak " T. m" We're snd ali re
gowned and powdered after the style O., OF The Colo:
deeked MUSHROOM The other PARTICIPANTS in the
wick. OF New Orleans; Miss Davis. Paul b. stock.y.
Harold Curtss. OF Lakewood. and H. Hayden sans
IN FROM SupS5 coa an NJ nS main an
.he guests were Mrs Bafus - Cowing Miss Cow
P1y yo %sk MT ,a and M MFs hyde Mrs HsHy
Nathan Day, Mr.. and Mrs. j. l.. Drummond Mlss
Sands. Miss Valentine Mr.. and Mrs. Clayton Platt
Mr. and Mrs Ha ris +. Adrance. Mr. and Mrs
Henry - Eetchan, Mr. and Mrs, G. G. Franklyn
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard X. Smith Mr.. and Mrs
James G. Dayton. MIR. and Mrs. Thomas Young, jr
Mr. and Mrs. W 4. Purrngton, Mrs. dillingham;
Maynard Mr.. ana Mrs; David Barnett Mr.. and
Browning and Mrs. Morgan Dix. OF New YORK; colo
nsi Edward war MOrre sn Md Mrs. MOrse Howard
party OF young people from Philadelphia and Mr.
and Mrs. Samuel Andrews, with party OF twelve
from Cleveland.