New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-20
JAKEWOOD'S MANY GUESTS.
THE HOTELS Filled TO OVERLOOKING
FOR THE PRE- LENTEN SEASON.
ENTERTAINMENTS OF THE WhEN-r r"'
PREPARED FOR wAsHINGToNs bii'ih
D.y-NoTFs OF SOCIETY

last week the number OF migratory ones WIZ ..
Lakewood have found their Zines cast !"
places" has largely increased ana as "'''0' ~"
resort Is doing well. thank you Wi'ho"' eNOo'
ton the large hotels are hlled 10 oVer''"'"h'
vhat is true OF these is equally true OF the region vi
smaller hotels and boarding houses. The evidences
NJ ths increased attendance here IS everywhere APP
paront There Is always crowd mere 10 cele''
Washingtons Birthday. and throughout the hen'e"
season the same conditions govern to the co"p'.e
satisfaction Of entertainers and entertainer ann
So that the present good attendance is no exception
10 the ordinary rule. though the success "o" 10
greater than It has been for many years
All the Lakewood world is looking forward 70 'ne
festivities which have been announced ior the e"i''
part Of next week tho balls which are given py ,no
several hotels to mark the Washington D' '''"'
week
Tho first OF these is be given this season oy 'o
1aure-in-the- Pines on Monday evening. The oe"u.y
~ tho house the element Of youth ana sdSeS
which ia 10 he chiefly found there. ana me uispo',
ton OF the management TO score the creates 20
BILE success will combine to make TINS uur"
OF the brilliant New Years ball. which was - ''N'
enjoyed. - ,.aa,, even-
-. 49,, u.,b tho advantage OF long experience he
management will hardly fail to arrange all the uo
,ous n, the affair with the same care Which mas
raver va, failed 70 score success. The music a.
this house 10 made a special feature anu
unanimously approve OF Laurel House parties
1b. tea given by Mrs Kingdom on TUESDAY ai.e'
noon from 4 10 O'Clock has since been reiei'eu ~
hv those favored with invitations as one OF 'ne Nus
n,oyohl. social functions OF tho season II was
oiven O., the home OF her daughter, MIS- ueoiso -
Could and was the first occasion upon VIM" 49,
friends OF the family had an opportunity " '
tho new home of Mr.. Gould. II Is undouo'euS "'
finest OF the cottages in Lakewood Mrs' h''e'o'
Nos assisted by Mrs. Gould in the recepuo" vi
hafp
o., snoc,ous entrance hall in which was huhs ue
80, mural paintng Of THE Canterbury n"
orims" and from which leads the massive lharpe
staircase which is adornment IN itse"' -, W
d,n,ne-room was laid long and daln'"y "pPo'"'.
tss table with floral decorations CT PINK ros's' ,,
,rac,nths and violets. At this tame '!s ~
a., Hamilton and Mrs Robert Base Kerr pre-
s,aad and visitors served by MISS uoi""'
III and Miss Natalie Harding. In the paicohy
We an orchestra Of strnged Instruments was
ensconced Guests stroed about the house' ""'','e
nenty 10 admire every hand SONS ol nus ~
enioved Mrs Kingdoms hospitality were ~ "a,''
s Kimball Miss Laura Klmball. Or. PauI !. MIN
hall Francis p Freeman. the Rev ana MIS- -, "
Schwartz Mrs Cox. Mrs. Albert NJ BRADSHAW n's
Edward l. Harding. Mrs David b. piumel' SiiSs
Auer the Misses King Mrs NJ v WINS, MI ,liu
Mrs lanes " Morey. Miss Miley John NileS' ~
william B. Leeds Miss Macintosh. d. ana NE
U-,I,an q schaufier Mrs Henry H. Cate Mrs'
,,,,,,an, " C,ark Mrs c r. Glover. Mrs. John B.
v.
,,orr,s viss Norris the Misses Ferris Mrs Alired
u DasbielI the Misses Dashie. Miss NJ Josephine
Eastwick Mrs Barry, Miss Mcclellan, Miss Na"oe'
Mrs Walter r. Bynner, Mr.. and Mrs. jasper 10y mn
Mrs H. c. Converse. Mrs Cnauncey u Ne stelsr arr
and Mrs Francis ID. Beard Sfs J9ti ,ii a. Dr.
Mrs obf5 snea K Mss coT Tn Il wright William
A Hamilton T 5. Young Mrs. Elmer r. Went ,
worth Horace Porter Francis a "ai'he" anu
The Palmer House is enjoying a liberal share OF
the seasons success and desires h2lnns q o hos
nitaiitv Of The house are disposed To permit no
lack OF entertainment. and plan some new Peasi IRE
Allied eight tables and prizes were awaraea 49,
an enjoyable evening on SATURDAY Evening pg neone
and on Monday large driving party was 'iduo w
in the nous. for dT Si,b 10 Is beng built by A. 5
Larrabec is nearing completion and is ex2eGted no
Corner of Lesngton-ave. and Main-st., and has
iii be managed by ]. II Butterworth, o! Pnila-
$3.50 rerenfiv manager OF the Oceanic Hotel. at
Barnegat City The Lexington presents an a..raC,
rooms all modern conveniences and VIII be open
The service of at the Presbytsrian cnureh
on sunday evening was largely attended The quar-
tet in ATTENDANCE included Mrs w. ~ L rSTr 50
prano: Mrs A. W. Emerson contralto Arlnur W;
PEmerson. tenor; Samuel ). Bear. director ana
bass Miss H. f Smith. organIst The prosrammei
incinded five special numbers, besldes seNetdi
HYMNS the special selections being Jerusalem,
! GorB oek As q the ar panteth Hewitt
softly Tades the Twighi RAY C2kni visiting
M Mss 'rce and aunt the Rev DR. and Mrs. c II.
Mcclellan No,. vo~r carly
in the week 10 assist at a tea given oy MISS ne'e"
Could ru.,.n =, vaw-vor.
nave moved into their cottage recently rented OF
SHERWOOD ~ he lakewood Hotel were entertained
E,ridav evening by Lyle's minstrel troupe large
audience enjoying the programme ...o.,, rr.
chased land on the corner Of Forest-ave and Sec
ond-st. and will build house, =, oo,.hro,aa tho
nrst anniversary Of its organization here on Tues
day evening The exercises were enjoyed by large
The Ienten Sewing Glass will meet each Tuesday
afternoon during Lent 10 make garments Tor the
The Misses King an informal tea at Their
home in Mainss ana hcir Fr,en5 Miss Barry Of
Rochester was presented Among ne young women
XII Mss Nav Morris, the Misses McReady. Miss
Wned smith the Mss n 11ss :eo Hss E Msf
wick. Miss Rhoda wilkinson and Miss Eliza beth
new secret society was added 70 Lakewood's
usi an saturday evening. when the Patriotic Sons
Of America was instituted with these officers Presi-
s sS2der master ara4" of forms J. K Johnson past
president J P Ryno financial secretary C ,y:a nrir
j. y Turner: CONDUCTORS J. n Robertson Inspector
chr n me- laIe so6 Gra9ap l. eschre party on
saturday evening at which prizes we're won by Mt
e2G M5 f Fa6am Mss Ve @
Mrs. Mills Mr. and Mrs. Harding Mr. Smith and
'i Among the Visitors at the Laurel House, which
includes some Of the best-known people in the
be,ne inst now here the Rev DR. D. Parker Morgan,
Of the church of the Heavenly Rest New YORK;
the Rev Or Randolph n McKim. Of Washington.
D. c.: the Rev DR.. Henry A Brann. of New-York.
and the Rev DR.. c. ID. W. Brideman, Of Holy
Trinity. Of New-York -
Al the Laurel-n-the-Pne are the Rev DR.. w.
y Frlsbee. If the Church OF the Advent Boston
The Rev DR. Cadv. Of New-York the Rev. Or.
Rodv OF New York: \. X. Lawrence, Of New
York; Ensiea II. Sterling. r.. OF Baltmore Md :;
Miss Louise Du POni. % Wilmington. Del. T y.
lager son Of Bishop Jacger. Of Ohio; Charles I:
Harbeck Of New-York. Mr.. Chapman Bates and
Mrs Henry Frosf. Of Boston.
Mrs Dwight Miller Harris has sent out invita-
lions for a tea which she will give AT her Lake
Drive cottage on Tuesday afternoon.
Professor Elmer T. Wentworth gave a lecture on
Browning on Monday morning AT The Peak, the