New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-21
LAKEWOOUS HAPPY THRONG
MANY PARTIES IN THE PINES FOR
WASHINGTONS BIRTHDAY.
THE FESTIVITIES BEGAN LAST NIGHT WITH A
BALI. At THE LAUREL HOrsE-PRINcE-
TON coNcERT-AN ELABoRATE FAIE.

Lakewood, ~ j., FEB. 20 fSp"ciap.--Ihs resort
rejoces IN the return OF such days az are rightly
described "a Lakewood weather" The hotels are
crowded tonight. and the giyetes will last over
Washingtons Birthday Tonight the ball TO cele-
brate the holiday was danced at the Laurel House,
and 1t brought together a line assembage Of guests
and cotagers The MUSHROOM was decked win
flowers. and buffet supper served IN The
large adjoining the ballroom. Mr.. Piumer
numbers several parties OF young people among
his guests. ana they joined by companies from
the Laure-in Pines. Balls will be given at the
Laurein-;he- Pnes and the Lakewood Hotel on
Monday evening. There will also be a holiday dance
at the Palmer House.
The Princeton who came Friday 70 give
Il concert at the Lakewood Hotel in the evening
brought a revival of social affairs with them Mr..
George ". Stockly gave reception for them from
I until o'clock. at Oakhurst. The group Of pretty
girls who formed the receiving party. with tho
hostess. included the Misses King. the Misses Fer
rIs. the Misses Harding. the Misses Davis Miss
Watrous, Miss Mabel Haddock. Miss Mcclellan and
Miss Mary Stockly who had her guests Miss
Elsie Porter and Miss Florence Adams. of New
York. The house was bright with Princeton ban
ners, flags and daHodils. The women who presided
In the dining-ro0m were Mrs. Clarence G. Curtiss
Mrs. James w Morey. Mrs. John c. lIdddoch and
Mss Annie Dasholl. Mrs. Stockiy entertained a.
party Of twelve young people dinner the same
evening, and they afterward accompanied her 10
the The Glee Banjo and Mandolin clubs
were greeted by brilliant audience
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel ID. Davis and the Misses
Davis have returned from New-York to their cot
tage. the Gables.
Mr. and Mrs. A. s. Larrabee. whose marriage
took place last week in Newark, returned on Thurs
day from their wedding journey to Old Point CON-
fort.
On Sunday evening Mrs. William y. Hamilton
gave party, with music and II chaing-dish sup
per. at her home. in Fourth-st. Mr. and Mrs.
Hamilton had their guests William n. Taylor.
Of New-York. and George Ware. OF Salisbury.
England. The company included Miss Coudert.
Mr.. ana Mrs. James Converse. Miss Choeseboro.
Miss Turnbu. Miss Marguerite Glover Mrs.
Kingdom and Prescott Slade.
In the death Of Mrs. Henry s Crookc on Wednes-
day. Lalsewood's charitable work receives a severe
loss Mrs. Croole had been a winter resident at
the Laurel House for ten years, and had been
deeply Interested in the welfare of All Saints No
mortal Church. The funeral took place in All
Saints Church on Thursday. The Rev. ID. l.
Schwartz read the service, and the burial was at
Poughkeepsie FridaJ.
The annual sale OF the Womans Aid Society o.
All Saints Church, Martha Washington tea
party-took place in the parish house to-day. Tho
six booths were hung with flags and bunting Ia
patriotic colors and the matrons and their assist
ants were pcturesquoy dressed IN the stin bro
cade caps and kerchiefs, with powdered hair and
patches that marked the early Colonial days. Mrs.
Kingdom personated Martha Washington. and pre-
sided at the chocolate table assisted by her
daughter Mrs George j. Gould, and Mrs. William
A. Hamilton who both richly ana becOmingy
arraycd. Miss Turnbull sold flowers from little
tray suspended from her shoulders by ribbons. INC
fancy booth was in charge of Mrs W. r. Bynner.
assisted by Mrs Marsh, Miss Helen Marsh. Miss
Bradshaw managed the useful articles, assisted by
Mrs. David b. Plumer. Mrs. NJ Y. Willis and Mrs.
was assisted by Mrs Grant, Miss clara Marsh and
the Misses Perry. Mrs. James Converse sold candy;
frs an
Miss Harding. The art table was in charge o.
Mrs Robert Bage Kerr and Mrs. Chauncey +;
Of spring Mrs Francis A. Walthcw with her little
daughter. Miss Phyllis Walthcw, sold hGwers and
Dolly Lynch sold beautiful dolls IN pink booth.
repreennga M A2ot9GT Go0'G 3
Miss Bessie Harding sold lemonade from IN Old
tine well Mrs T. Farnu Rio ad boas sS xhers
there Christmas tree and other devices
showing sanay a me U oSr HoTas were Mother
Goose grabbing, planned by Miss Groot. nshlns
Miss Gadys Stewart and bean jar guesses
Luncheon was served IN tnT r reS,9ry rnnTT 'hs
storms, Mrs. Frank b. Cameron. Mrs. .Malcohnson.
Mrs W. 4. Root and Mrs f. J Westhai L.. con.
verse for the Harris golf cup was played OF on
Monday. resulting in victory for Cna1ncey "nn1s'
r Robbins Walker won the Cllhln cup for the third
time at me cORnryd Su H2 29 Of b late Peruvian
Minister 10 the United States. and her daughter.
Mrs i' Charles Moore, and her family are at tho
SR4 s Mr. Of 5s EsnGHoa of Top and
M Mr and NE = FsIieTs Jgnkias Of NSw;York;
at Re 1 ySrE STrya 2 tho aurcn
ma9G B,oyq E nG NJ S r9wn MF K @n2 William Mn
fS ostcr. r Robert % rs" suyvesaa Jane F9eg
+. Schroeder. Mr and Mr. John ; clark. ! y.
lane. Mrs: RoTert Waller ; Waller. Theodore
lircppo. William l.. Fimd!cy; Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
+. iIayemeyer' H. INGALLS, Kmball, Miss Eth.l a.
Fndy william Nm Van sr145 Enid Miss Ma@s
!. Mas ~ Miss C. A. Mount Miss s Mount. J. sted-
nan TGnvST.e Mr and M5s i MRS rs X am
Mss WSnterhofY. H. g Brocscl Mrs H. g Broessl.
s Hand james Alfred Payor. Mr.. and Mrs hoIlo-
way Charles G. Macy Mrs. J. y. WStherll Mrs..
Iohn r. Williams Miss Dorothy Williams Miss
Marjorie Williams Franklin Bq ,, Mr. ana
). l.. cutter, Miss Gutter. Eliot cutter and Miss
i Holiday arrivals from Ncw-York 2, the Lake
MOD n% Nc o'I 2ne Dor n Fshs Fderck q FISH
r. Mr. and Mrs George Flint Warren, r. Louis
5srinhrrdt, stanwcod Mention. Miss Ethel Lip,
man. Miss T. Rose Topl,tz. Mrs Eckart J. NJ
4 seligman, Arthur n. Sesman Paul r Bonner.
Mrs James AleTSndsr ar, II 4sden toT I'd
r. II Moses, Mr.. G. ". cromwell M. George
voni Aaron levy. Miss NJ Z. Tate Miss 4 l.
lNbyte Miss Walsh Mr.. ana MIS-. II VI. Thomp-
.on Mrs A. Spencer. G NJ Judd. Miss Benfers.
Thomas Cleary MIR and Mrs. T. r Mason. Mrs
I,ruckman Mr. and Mrs. III + Morse. j. :. Au-
,,ist Miss NJ l.. Williams. Dr. ana Mrs Ludwig
<ohn ] : Coleman. Miss Coleman. MIR and Mrs
'hares kurtz Mr. and Mrs NJ T.. hendricks q.
j oioodrich, 4. r. Parmelee. Mrs. l.. =. Johnson.
Mrs. H. &. Gotthold. simon Rothsch!d. J. J. 10.
,enh Miss Adele Joseph. Mrs. : SchwarZch.id,
Monroe Schwarzchd. Or and Mrs A. A salmon.
liz and Mrs Charles connor Mr. and Mrs Rob-
,rt +. Mcrtins Arnold Behrcr. George :. Hart.
Mrs George S. Hart. Mrs j. q Turnkey Mrs. j.
= smith Miss Helen Smith and Mrs. &. T. Berry.
New-York arrivals Tor the holiday ar the Laurel
House are Mrs. j NJ: latmer Mr; ana Mrs Henry
II Everett Mr. and Mrs q. MyllNs case. ". w.
.lswood : H. CarraEan. GTisNOd H. Thompson,
,lrs Henry y. Howell. Miss G q Howell. Ginori
plnchot Miss B. Andrcws Miss VI r.. Al ireWs Miss
'hristy r ". Crane. Herbert Valentine. james
Noscs Mrs y. +. DvmlIest. Miss W McLlughln.
Uiss 4 McIaughlin, H. " Hubbard J1hn clay. Mr..
nd Mrs W I Hyde. Nj. and Mrs. j. y. G. rappan,
NJ r. LANCER. Ms. VI. \ RoOme. Mr. and Mrs.
David + Harbaugh Mr.. and Ms \ H. Wheeler,