New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-02-02
PASTRIES AT LAKEWOOD.
sPRING-LIKE WEATHER IN THE PINES.
LECTURES AND PRIVATE SOCIAL FUNCTIONS OF
THE wEEK-ARRANGING FOR GOLF CONTESTS
AND CROSS COUNTRY RUNs-LATE AR
RIVALS At THE HOTELS.


! RIVALS AT THE HOTELS
| Lakewood " j. Feb. tSpeciaD-Almost per-
| feet weather during the last week mas ihaoe o"'
, door life again d pleasure Cross-couhtfs iu'',
I golf wheeling, riding and driving are "eicoihc'
! with more eagerness since the cola weather mas
! gwen place for the moment to sprngike midhe7s,
rboro &c eth q little skating FOR enthusiasts, ana
! ,ce barvesters rejoice IN houses well h!od some
DAYS before the breaking up.
Lectures have claimed a large share or a''eA-
ton this week. beginning with that OF MIS- Anne
| Jenness- Miller under ;he auspices OF 'he i-"NV
wood Library Association. in the MUSHROOM OF
the Laurel House last Saturday morning. ms
lecture proved interesting and broush' 80 SH'S-
| factory n sum to the treasury of the ASSOCIATION
that Mrs Miller was secured for another lecture
nj the same pace yesterday afternoon when the
subject was THE Artistic Care OF the BODY
! In the First Baptis, Church on Tuesday evening
Professor c. H. Mallaran. Of Cornell University
delivered an interesting discourse upon slaugh-
| tared Armenia" 4 large audience testihed TO the
interest felt In the question in the Far East where
| Professor Mallarians father has been TOT many
years. and still is. a resident
The second lecture on american History by
| the Rev A. II. Dashel. was delivered III MIS-
Francis p Freemans MUSHROOM at Edgemore
on Thursday afternoon. The subject of the second
lecture was THE Colonial Government ana me
Causes of the Revolution" which Dr. Dashei
nrefaced with the story OF the Edict OF Nantes at
the request OF q member OF the class Inc thId
discourse will take place next THURSDAY, ""eni
| the subject will be THE War OF the Revolution.
Marty Of students from the Hampton Schoo.
| for Negro and Indian Youth with Their principal
! the Rev II. b. Fr.ssell, and precep'ors N'sl'eu
| Lakewood this week. on Monday night AT the
| Laurel House Bishop Coke introduced the SUI
dents to an audience of guests who enjoyed the
singing of the plantation melodies and an interest
J he
was illustrated by q number OF fine stereoptlcon
views shown by f. u. Gleason on Tuesday even
| ing the students presented similar programme
for an assemblage OF guests and cottageIs al the
Laurel-in- thePlnes. Both entertainments e' WIN
| liberal contr. buttons.
An entertainment for charity is announced ior
| February at the Observation-Disclosures when the
| Parks Sisters will present an attractive Pio-
| sramme OF instrumental music. The proceeds
| are TO be divided between the Lakewood FIRE COM
| pany and the fund for the Emergency Home.
At The Studio there is uniagglng round OF
Measure and earnest work Miss Lotta. the act
ress who is spending the winter in Lakewood. is
| an enthusiastic student OF painting and Is con
| tinuing her studies under Miss Crockers direc-
| ton John j. H. Downes, of New-liaVon. talent
ed pupil of Oliver Merson, is at work upon MS
| pictures for the spring exhibition. Miss Crocker
now numbers among her most promising rups
Mrs Jasper Lynch and Mrs. T. keene. In add
ton to the Sketch Class for Saturday afternoons
| which has Largely increased in attendance since
its formation Mss Crocker has organized French
| reading class, to meet one afternoon each "eeh
| during the remainder OF the season.
| Mrs Francis =. Freeman gave a luncheon Tor
Mrs c. H. Kimball Friday. The guests were
| Mrs Samuel s Beard Mrs. ID. l. Schwartz Mrs.
| l.. Bayard Smith. Mrs. James W. Morey MIS- a.
| NJ Bradshaw. Miss DAVIS. Miss Alice klmbail
| and Miss Helen Marsh. The luncheon followed the
regular weekly meeting OF the whist class, organ
| lied by Mrs. Freeman, which Is instructed py
| Miss Hyde. OF New Haven.
Mrs Clarence Church Curtss has issued Invita-
| lions for the wedding OF her niece. Miss Anaoei
Boise OF Berlin. to Howard Brockway. Of New
| York The wedding will take place at noon on
| February IT,
| Mrs Kingdom gave the third Of her Friday
| afternoon at homes this week at Hilltop
| Tho Board OF Governors OF the Lakewood Golf
| Club held a meeting at the home Of the secretary,
| Jasper Lynch last Monday evening when they
| accepted the two cups presented By the Laurel
IN the Pines, TO be played for at the spring tourna-
| ment The larger cup will be for match play, 10
extend period OF two days. and the other ior
medal play on the afternoon OF the second gay.
The date of the tournament Will be decided at
the meeting OF the United States Golf Association,
| 10 be held at Delmonico's on February 10 "hlc.
Robert Bage Kerr. the president OF the club and
| Mr.. Lynch chosen delegates.
Pay for the Converse cup last Saturday resulted
in tie between jasper Lynch who made Rera score core
made a score OF 81. with a handicap Of 80
Lynch won with a score OF 50 from scratch.
| Beginning with this week. the ocean county
week, on Tuesday Thursday and Saturday The
| hunt club members who usually follow have been
| augmented by J. X. Townsend ard T. G. Cowdn,
OF the Genesee Valley Hunt, who have brought
with them five hunters to rae over I,aHew W.,
large contingent of cottaSers and sight-seers In
carriages.
ing the social singing and tenor solo by Edward
Tcknor were followed by an excepti9naiy me
of ipqtr
| angels Serenade" by Braga as trio for
violin cello and piano played , by Ge9Tss r rooGk
Justus Rngleten. and cello solo, by Mr. Sorln
There also fine selection played by string
quartet including the three musicians named
above and Horatio Bib Among recent arrivals
M and M and Mrs X John G0 Of bSs an%
renee Black. of Chicago, and Mrs. James McCosn
A iaiy-ho party from the Lakewood Hotel was
mad, up by JcsePh Pulitzer Mrs. Puz.r George
New york Mr. and Mrs Nelson j. Waicr5ary
OF New-York who own cottage In Seventh-st,
weak i at that hosiery S Ehre and family
OF New-York. arrived on Thursday for the winter.
'n and MIS- oeS of
entertained Mir. ana Mrs. jacob sch:f, also Of
dinner
Dr. c. L. I4andley gave a dinner in the private
| ing The guests Mr. and Mrs. Clarence h.
Mitchell. Mr.. and Mrs James Converse. of Lake
Of YG Geneseo. and Miss Whiting. Of He%-York ME-
Frank Hin. OF Orange, entertained Mrs James
| Converse at dinner Wednesday night. Among
| former patrons of the Laurel House who have
turned this week are Mr.. and Mrs. L. Bayard
Smith, of New-York.
| A party OF NEWCOMERS at the Laurel-in-the-
Pines includes Justice Edward Patterson, Of the
| Supreme Court; Mrs. Patterson. Mrs. Frederic X
Coudert Miss Coudert. Mr. and Mrs. w. G. Davies
| Miss Davies and Miss Martin.
| Professor G. H. Walpole. OF the General Theo-
logical Seminary. and Mrs. Wapole are at the
| Laurel House.
Mrs de Garmendia and her son. Martin J. De
Garmendla. Of New-York are staying at the Lake
wood Hotel.
Arrivals at the Laurel House from New-York IN
clude Mr.. and Mrs George l. Elliott. Miss Har-
rlette p Fischer. A. II: Fischer. H. p. Fischer
Mrs. J. J. Hopper. Mrs. W H. Miller Miss Lillian
Schultz DR. w j. De Garnes Miss Louise Bene-
dict. Mss f. McCosh, Miss Grace Sconeld W y
Ewing. Miss Helen II. Bogart DR.. c. S. Winston
Mrs. w. p Thomson, Mrs. r. J. Preston. Stewart
Brown. Mrs; A. J. burlington. Miss burlington.