New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-20

helm and Mrs. ,Ditucar dainty silver prizes being
AWARDED oNa tally-ho party drove over to Allaire
Mrs. MIS- P 2awspd! A.. rs
Nj IT. and Ms }. Z; Hesernon, Of New York, arc
II. p schsuiiier Of Newe3ork. and Edward SAM
dderson. OF the Hartford Theological seminary are
the e. guests q Of Or. William G. sehquiicr;
Mrs Kingdom il entertaining her sister. Mrs.
Brummell. Of Toronto. Canada
Mrs Charles c: Marsh, Of New-York, Is visiting
=, The Lenton Sewing Class met at Edgemcre on
snt Among ihose who piled the needle were Mrs.
Morp ~ Mrs Wan me s h0f'Sss MrN jo9n
smith M, Mss HAITI L smith. Mis- Major, Nj
Marsh Mss Marsudre Glover Mrs Thomas. MIS- Me;
Cook Miss Nellie Cook, Miss Russell, Ms. Bonsal,
The members Of the Womans Aid Society q All
SAINTS Memorial Church affirm this morning that
pleted. From 4 until o'clock the doors OF the
parish house viii be open, and large attendance
long and earnestly their objcc, being the payment
OF church debt The conception which will be
Mrs Edward L. HarGine. cha l Of the Fair
Committee, and Mrs. David Il, Plumer, who has
due
Becchwood villa has these New Workers. among
lts guests: Mrs. Alexander Hassick, Mrs William
kircliner and son. Mr.. and Mrs. w. Knox and Miss
NhoN' MIS-. upper and daughter and John Moore:
Also r. W. bushnell and Mrs. &. f.. Harris. Of
The Rcv. Thomas r. Hcaiy. rector Of The Church
Of st. Mary of the Lake has just issued his pro-
gramme for holy mission which Is 10 be observed
during Holy Week, March z to April > During
services az 80 and $50 o'clock; afternoon ser.
Tho Lakewood Hotel is % nave his evoning an
appearance Of Nile Prar- Norm. the French pano-
mimisi. in conjunction with high-cass galaxy OF
vaudeville stars.
EdsoHs pTqeciiscope was BE mqsIc-roSm at
inc picture programme being much enjoyed by a
81 the Lakewood Hotel the page in the register
which has most directly drawn the attention Of the
Ncw-York's score OF baii-playing Giants. VINO have
lN't begun thclr spring training here. But the BIZ
mHnr IS 66 OF PeGpe OF n 9ine, WH
known NowYOrk banker with Mrs Loeb and their
man Miss Doyle Of Great bend. IND who is an
enthusiastic eofe: end who rides fearcssly In the
NJ; MIS- Dillon. Mr. and Mrs. Max Nathan and NJ NJ.
The schoo meeting on Tuesday evening was more
larsely attended than any similar meeting in the
hiEE,2ry OF the town; The proposiuo9 Tor new, new
deemed nnsutable Trustees were elected as fol
JOINS dr HS9sn n and h Rev AND W. G.
Wedemeyer. for one year. The meeting voted 10
the stage conveyance for the children Of the Kim
The Laurel House still continues to have great
enjoying a most successful season. \ few promi-
Ms Har rns ani Mss
Philadelphia James Benedict and his family. Mr.
@a s Mr. and MIS- Hoffman, M hs Judge n"G
n. X. olcott and Mrs. olcott Mr.; and Mrs; w. c;
Sheldon. Mr.. and Mrs George II. Holt. Mr.. and
and Mrs. S 2. Nash all of New-York.
The Pines has had round Of din
ner parties during the last week. four OF such
functions having been given The most elaborate
O. these given Friday evening by Miss
%oyes Those at table were Miss Noyes, with her
mother. Mrs. Moves; Mr.. and Mrs. G. II. Converse
Mr. and Mrs. Chauncey II. Kerr. Mr.. and Mrs
James Converse. John Mey. Mrs. L. L. Hopkins.
Miss Fitch. Mrs. Theodore Noyes. Francis 4.
Matthew and Clinton Gilbert.
Other dinners at this hotel given by Mr.
and Mrs. w. F. Bridge Thursday evening. 10 n
party Of eight; w. J. King. Saturday evening
TO party of six, and Mrs l.. l.. Hopkins. on Sun
day evening 10 n party Of seven.
Among the weeks arrivals at the Laurel n-ihe-
Pines are the following; +. l.. Wanklyn and party.
Of Montreal; Mrs Russell Hoadley and parry Of
New York: Henry G.. Terry Of Philadelphia. Mr.
and Mrs Isaac II. Clothier and party Mrs. Alex
ander S Webb and party. Of New-York and Mrs
A. NJ Headstrom and Arthur f. Headstrom, Of
Buffalo.