New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-01-26
MIDWINTER IN LAKEWOOD.
PREPARING FOR TIE QUIET SEASON
OF LENT.
THE INTERPRETATIONS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
TEA AT THE MISSES DASHIELLs-PAsSlNG
GUESTS AT THE GOULDS'-REclTALS
AND TAIL.Y-HO PARTIES-RECENT
ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

GUESTS AT THE GOULDs'-RECITALS
AND TALLY-HO PARTIEs-RECENT
ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.
Lakewood ~ j., Jan. % (SpeciaD.-The outlook
for February and consequently for the beginning
OF Lent is very encouraging 70 hotel managers At
this resort The cottagers and guests have already
plans for lectures and readings during the quet
season The first Of series Of lectures upon AMER
can history by the Rev DR.. A. H. DasheII was
delivered Thursday afternoon In Mrs. Francs T.
Freenans MUSHROOM, which she has kinaIy offered
for the lectures. The next lecture VIII take place
next Tit rsday when the subject Will be ne HIS
tory Of the Colonial Government and the Causes OF
tho Revolution" Among those in the audience on
las, Thursday were Mrs G II. Mcclellan, Miss Nc
Ciean Miss Aer. the Misses King. Miss SANDS
Miss Douglas. the Misses Eastwlck, MISS March,
Mss Laura Kimball. Mrs. \. VI. Roln, MIS- w NJ
Strong Ms. William II. Post, Mrs. David Is. fIuih-
or and Miss Hyde
Nrs Annie Jenness.M.ller the advocate OF dress
reform delivered her lecture upon Dress REFORM
FOR Health and Beauty" in the MUSHROOM OF the
Laurel House this morning. under the auspices o.
the Lakewood Library Association MIS- Miller
presented her views In a very interesting manner
and displayed numerous pretty gowns designed ior
snoclal occasions which were very convincing arsu
mcnts in favor OF her theory.
Although this has been a quiet week socially inc
wedding OF Miss Anna Cowles Merriman TO sainuel
Swift Taylor IN the First Presbyterian Church OF
Wednesday
Merriman entertained house party OF young peo-
pie school friends Of the bride and the ushers
from Monday until the departure OF MI ana Mfs
TAYLOR for Old Point Comfort On Tuesday even
Ing Mrs T. Abbott Williams, jr, OF Chelsea, Mass
at whose wedding in September Mrs Taylor was
maid OF honor chaperoned the company OF young
people to the Laure-nt he-Pines. where MI Por-
ter set apart the pink ballroom for their pleasure
The party included Miss Laura A. smith, OF Somer-
VILE " j.. Miss Jenette 7. Long. OF Rartan' ~ -
Miss Bessie VI. Cowles OF Clyde. " y; Mss A. NJ
LOOMS OF Windsor Conn. Miss Antolnette Merri-
man. Walter c. OLeary, OF Lakewood: Frederic H.
Starr and Russell Starr OF Brooklyn; Charles s.
Gordon OF Boston: Charles L.. Taylor, OF Philade!-
phia and T. Abbott Williams. IT,
one o, the pretticst afternoon teas this season
was that given By the Misses Dashie for the Misses
Eastwck OF New Orleans. at their home In Upper
NIadson-ave.. Tuesday afternoon. Receiving with
the Misses Dashiel and the Misses Eastwlck were
Mrs \ II Dashlell. Mrs H. 4. de Forest, OF Lake
wood; Mrs. William c. Arnold and Miss Stewart,
Of Ncw-York The hostesses in the dining-room
were Mrs Eugene Howell. OF Pougakeeps.e; Miss
Davis Mss Edith King. Miss Mcclellan and Miss
Ferris. Among those present from out OF town
were tho Misses Camp. OF Milwaukee: Miss Douglas,
OF Washington: Mrs Chapman, OF Providence; Miss
Talbot and Miss Richmond. OF Flushing; Miss
Burke. Of Rochester; Miss de Puy OF Amityvile,
L. l.. Mrs Reupl Kimbal. Miss Sands. OF New
York Mr. and Mrs. Maxwell Wye;h Mrs. Jasper
Mrs G. H. Mcclellan. Mrs. H. f. Frost. Mrs sewell
Sergeant Miss Wright Mrs. William II. Carpenter.
Miss Glover and Miss Laura Kimball. OF Lakewood;
H. Hayden Sands and Mr.. Harmon-Brown. Of
New-York.
Mr.. and Mrs George J. Could have entertained
the following friends at Hilltop this week Count
Carlo Emo and Angelo Emo, from Padua. Italy; h.
8 de C;armendia Jack Bercsford and Mr.. Carter.
OF New-York. On Sunday evening Mr.. and Mrs.
william NJ Hamilton gave Welsh rarebit party
for Mr. and Mrs Gould and their friends. with Mrs.
Kingdom and Miss Mabel Turnbull, at their home.
Gray Gables
Robert Bage Kerr the host Of the Whist Club
az his home In the Boulevard Friday evening.
The m!lder days have made golf again favorite
pastme and the Lakewood club looks forward 70
most successful tournament In the early spring.
when the Laurel-.n- the Pines will present hand
some cup Last Saturday two more women mem
beers of the club entered the contest for the Con-
verse Cup, Mrs Arthur b. Clafin, who made
net score OF IS. and Mss Davis whose net score
was o. Two golfers. Henry c. Piper and f. NJ.
Harrison OF Montclar. have spent the week At the
Laurel House to play over Lakewood Links
The second plano recital given by William II.
mTrSsr as OF Se oSse
audience OF guests and cottagers greeted Mr. Barber
j. Gould. Mrs. Kingdom Mrs Francis p: Freeman:
he Misses fS anHssse Mr " an"
Guests at the Laurel House. who frequent the
recognize a familiar figure and ofttmes friend in
Captain Oscar Coles. a citizen OF old time New
York and later OF Aiken. s. c.. and whose marvel
ous memory for fact and fancy is much enjoyed by
his acquaintances. two OF whom. Charles r. Pagan.
New-York. have Joined In placing ~ fine likeness OF
Captain Coles upon the wall OF the smoking room.
Captain Coles further honored this week by a
birthday dinner given him on Friday by Captain
A. VI. Bradshaw in the private dinng-room OF the
Laurel House. The following guests offered their
the Rev. f. S. Hyde, OF New-York: DIR. G. l.. Lind
ley. Thomas Mitchell. Albert r. Galatn, Nathan
Day, william L. Robbins and w. Harmon Brown.
A tally-ho party for Monday was made up by
Mr. and Mrs. c. Callman, OF New-York. and another
for Tuesday formed by Mr. and Mrs S. Loeb.
James Loeb and Mrs Isaac l. Seligman, also OF
New-York.
Ex-senator George G. Smith entertained John NJ:
Frost. OF Brooklyn. at dinner at the Lakewood
Hotel Tuesday night
The music last Sunday evening at the Laurel-!s
the-Pines was particularly enjoyed by the guests.
the English barytone who was the guest OF Mrs.
Donald Mclean, OF NewYork, sang THE Lost
Chord"
Mrs H. r. Eddy. Of New-York has taken the
large house at the corner OF Madson-ave and
Fifth-st owned by DR.. A. III. Dashiel for the re.
mainder OF the season.
Mrs. Dillon Oliver and Miss Dillon. the daughter
OF Judge Dillon. OF New-York. are at the Lakewood
Hotel.
f. A. Willard, the yachtsman who was prominent
In the recent international races spent portion
Of the week at the LGurel-in-the- Pines.
OF Western New-York A. Cleveland Coke and Mrs.
Coke.
The following are among the late arrivals at the