New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-05
1IKEWO0D AND ITS GUESTS.
AN UNUSUALLY GAY HOLIDAY SEASON
EXPECTED.
MANY wELLWNowN NEWCOMERS ALREADY
ENJOYING THE COMFORTS OF NEWER

MANY wELL<WNowN NEw-YoRKERs ALRhADi
ENJOYING THE COMFORTS OF NEWER
sEY's WINTER RESORT
,...rood \ 7 Dec 4 (speciaD-The talk here
o, "a all OF Christmas and It's celebration on lines
., unusual importance. the correspondence OF al
the large hotels indicating that the rush curing 'a
week will exceed those OF past seasons Inc We"
OF Christmas holidays has always oeen gay mere
and with q prospect OF more people. all plans are
taking on unusual Importance, ana the ies'N'''e'
will doubtless run into the new year.
rho animal exhibition OF garments collected pE
,bo directors OF the Lakewood branch OF the Neene
work Guild a National organization which supPne'
warm clothing 10 hospitals homes ana s''hiiai u"
situations supported by public charities was heu al
Edsemere. the home OF FRANCIS r. r'ee"".,
Wednesday and was largely attended something
over nine hundred garments were exhibited al
heine now and selected with particular reference 10
cold weather requirements. The charItaoie WORN
Of this society Is patronized by the leading women
OF the place.
The Hero Club organized for boys, Is direc'eo D!
some OF the women Of the village, and committee
nlans for the boys' daily entertainment. For this
week the committees were: Monday. MISS laws
and Miss Stocky; Tuesday. Miss klmoaii ana MISS
Hinsdale; Wednesday. Mrs. Morey. MISS ROBERTS
Miss A. Dashiell and Miss Marsh; THURSDAY MISS
Davi. and Miss Stockly: Friday Mrs A. b. Clafiin
Mrs II. p Smith and Miss W mtihs' oa'ui""''
Mrs Dlsbrow and Mrs. Hall
The choir Of All Saints Episcopal Church Is no"
made I'D as follows: Mrs Richard Blackmore )r''
soprano; Mrs. W. r. Bynner alto: David Is. fu
mer tenor Charles f. Burnham. director anu
basso. and A. b. Clute. organist
The first regular service In the new Bap''s'
Church. the finest church edhce in the village. was
held on Sunday. with programme appropriate 10
the occasion. A chorus choir under the drectloh
of f. A. Ticknor added materially TO the ENJOY
ment of those present. <,. .
occuyine a River-ave. cottage for the winter
Three fine orchestras contribute 10 the enterlau-
ment Of the guests In the larger hotels: AZ the
Laurel House Lucius Hosmer is the conductor; as
in former years, and at the Laurel-n,the1o zines
Professor Pollak. director, Is familiar iigure
change, and the band is directed by Professor f.
John p Haines president OF NETWORKS So
cie,y for the Prevention OF Srreny 10 Ah'""s' gave
Ex-senator Thomas c. Durham and Mrs Dun
ham of New York. were recent visitors here.
National Bank purposes to spend his sundays In
Lakewood during the coming winter, as ne oid ihs'
, -
among the New Workers recently visiting the pace
Francis L. Weman, former Assistant District
Attorney Of New-York, now resident OF stamford.
music lovers Miss Emma Juch. have been spend
ing several days in Lakewood
Mr.. and Mrs. John ID Rockefeller and Mr. and
Mrs. II. F Mccormick recently arrived.
Charles II. Haswell and son. OF New-Iork. came
this week for extended stay.
Dr. Edwin Holmes is down for week among the
pines.
John r. Lunger and Mrs Lunger are here for
several weeks.
The Rev. DR.. Morgan Dix Of Trinity Church. and
Mrs Dix are among the regular visitors 20 Lake
+. L. Pattce professor of English literature at the
Pennsylvania State College spent Sunday here.