New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-10
VIENNA OPENING.
LAKEWOODS EASTER MUSIC
ELABORATE PROGRAMMES BY THE
CHURCHES AND HOTELS.

COLLEGE DRAMATIcs AT THE LAKEWOOD HOTEL
GOLF TO TAKE BOOM THIS MONTH
| NOTES OF SOCIETY
Lakewood. n. j.. April (Spec.aD-The theme Of
| the hour is Easter. and all church and society
circles are busy in preparations for the observance
OF the day which. unsteady. will be more elab.
crate than In any previous year in Lakewoods his.
tory. The programmes or the several churches best
show the newly awakened interest in music and
the large hotels have caught the fever and with.
out exception have arranged for Easter pro.
grammes In the evening. The churches are being
elaborately decorated, and the stores along the
street are lavishy stocked with potted plants and
cut flowers. which the commodity Just now In
| chief demand
At All Saints Memorial Church a double quartet
will give the music Of the day. being composed OF
| Mrs Richard Blackmore jr.. and Mrs James Con.
verse sopranos; Mrs. Walter Rush Bynner and
Miss Agnes H. Davis altos: David b. Pumer and
| David p Simpson. tenors: Charles = Durham
and Charles j. Parmentier. BASES: a. b. Clu,e or.
ganis all under Mr. Burnham's direction
AT the Presbyterian Church there Will be
quartet choir. composed Of Mrs. V. N. Lowe So
prano; Mrs. A. ". Emerson. contrato; Arthur W.
Emerson. tenor; Samuel s. Beard. bass: Miss
! Hattie f. Smith organist; under the direction Of
Mr.. Beard
At the Church OF St. Mary OF the Lake. Father
assistance r.
Woodman. OF the Paust Community. Of New.
York. with the orchestra Of the Lakewood Hotel.
under the direction OF Mr. Myers. and with Mss
Mary Tread. organist. The quartet which Will
carry out the programme is from New-York and
includes Miss Herbert. soprano: Miss Parsons con.
tralto; Mr.. Sebastian. tenor. and Mr. Bernhart
bass.
The Baptist and Methodist churches will have no
elaborate programme. but church decorations and .
the nature Of the music will he suitable 10 the day
The Laurel House Quartet will include Mrs Rich.
ard Blackmore, jr. soprano; Mrs. Arthur ".
Emerson contrato David b. Plumer tenor and
Charles +. Burnham, bass These voices Will
have assistance by the house orchestra conducted
by Lucius Hosmer. and Mrs c. f. Burnham viii
be the organist.
The Laurel-!n-t Pines Will have Miss Juei. OF
New-York. soprano solos;. who will be assisted
during the evening 10y the house orchestra.
Quoted BY Mr. Poluk.
The programme at the Lakewood Hotel has not
been definitely settled. but its performance will be
by the house orchestra. with assistance by vocal
lists from New-York
The Lakewood Hotel had this evening A comedy
presentation BY the Amherst College seniors. en-
titled "All the Comforts OF Home" by cast OF
sixteen Tho following women OF society were
patronesses OF the entertainment: Mrs ". r
Bynner. Mrs II. H. Cate. Mrs. James Converse.
Mrs. Alfred II. Dasheli. Mrs. Samuel d. Davis.
Mrs. Sherwood b Ferris. Mrs George J. Gould.
Mrs. Edward Harding. Mrs Chauncey F Kerr,
Mrs. Robert Bage Kerr. Mrs W. S. Kimban Mrs
Kingdom. Mrs William b. Leeds. Mrs Jasper
Lynch. Mrs. Augustus Marsh. Mrs T. Morton
Patton Mills. Mrs. James W Morey Mrs J. B.
Morris. Miss Roberts. Mrs. William G. Schaufier.
Mrs. y. L. Schwartz Mrs Henry Preserved
Smith. Mrs. George w. Stockly. Mrs +. Robbins
Walker and Mrs. Francis A. Walthew. An In
formal hop followed the entertainment.
The Amherst boys were entertained this after
sfagr h.,
G Schaunler 10 which the young women Of Lake.
wood were invited
kindergarten Hall was well filled on Monday
evening by audience which proved It's interest in
"Sloyd." explained by Miss Mary Z. Pierce. Of
Boston
ceved cable dispatch Thursday stating that
twenty couples of Irish foxhounds which the club
has purchased from the Tlpperary Hunt Club. IN
Ireland. would reach here about May J.
Golnng matters take on boom during the last
two weeks OF the present month The Golf club
OF Lakewood holds three days tournament. as
sort OF farewell TO its present links on April
p? p ana "a The Ocean County Hunt and coqn,
and club handicap match on April p. Is ana g.
from the Cutler School. Lawrenceville Lakewood
hesh's "a ana Other college preparatory schools !,
eigheen-hole links will be ready tor play next
October
The Lenten Sewing Glass concluded a successful
series OF meetings on Tuesday. and mas a args
number OF completed garments to It's credit These
hospitals and various other Charitable institutions
rial Th chrSS A%T eS Of bs Al says MsnS
elected Mrs Kingdom ana Mrs D. l. schwartz
H eG at Wash i" 'f in o"oSer r. IT,
schwartz and Miss J. NJ; vanderhooi We're ase
New-Jersey Auxiliary schools. at Trenton. April ~
The annual meeting OF The pres9y tcrl4n cnurSShh
Dashell as Moderator. and Walter {. OLeary as
clerk George W Stocky and Henry 5. slmons
Amalta KIssn"r, OF NnwsYork minTature artist.
who Is well known on both sides ~ The Atlantis,
and who numbers several royal personages among
Pines are Mr and MIrs, !; i. iJssup, Mrs. /, n
G "bn MFs L. oh "Rs2 2 I Hoser TaPh %n
Mrs William X. stewart. Mr. and Mrs. Herman
E E 2 Nd and " Mrs P'1' Of fsH' q
e. of Boston; NJ Ard Mr. JShn D. Far%el and and
Miss Taft. daughter Of Ex-Governor TAFT. OF Rhode
Island. -
n few names are selected. Mime Barna. Mrs.
Ralph shainwald. Frank Russak. NJ. and Mrs
II Stern sr'' Mr d and Mrs SIMON sth@fcr Mr and
F Ns Sh1G + Frank sT%n M ana ME Evan
Williams. Mr. and Mrs Benicke. all of N,wrn" ~
iWcly a"" Of HroosIyn Mr. SnG Mrs t. IL lei and
Miss Alice Bell OF Philadelphia, Mrs o'to io""'
The Laurel House has among IS guests OF sor'ii
the R W, dr. s sor Ns Seson Mr.
and Mrs A. b. Boardman and family Mrs y. D. y
Gallatin and Miss Gallatin. Nj and MIS- i j.. ~
Hegemann Mr. and Mrs o.. w. Rogers, JI ,in.
Benedict OF Now-York. James X. Taylor MI MI
W. DAVIS W2 prx n Davis Mrs William Villa p
Ritchcy. Mrs. r l.. Perrin, Miss Annie olney,, 81
and Mrs. Frank Jenkins. Mrs. J. W. Jackson
brooklyn. .uarens
The Palmer House guests arranged cn' pnSert
cake walk on Saturday evening. Rosie ana hoS was
Mann winning the cake. Monday esenhs ,rr-
given up progressive euchre ana III the sIIaire
ing of the same day coaching party 20 Mrs Mrs
included Miss b J. Reilly. Mrs Parkei'
Mauder n. l.. Stokes and Mr.. McCulousn,u hold
The Junior Christian Endeavor Society s", WI,
fair in the Carasalto Club house next Ss soid