New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-06
LIFE AMONG THE PINES.
LAKEWOOD FILLING Up WITH WINTER
VISITORS-CLOTTING FOR DO
MESrIC MISSIONS.

Lakewood. y. j.. Nov. : (SpeciaD.-AnOther beau
tiful week has been we'll improved by the advance
guard OF those who will spend the coming winter
in the shelter of the pines and here and there In
the village a cottage is open which closed one
week ago. Those fortunate ones who are already
settled In hotels and cottages are living very gem
orally out of doors. and goling. bicycling driving
and walking are the regular order. usual.
There large attendance at the exhibition OF
missionary clothing by the Woman's Auxiliary Of
All Saints Memorial Church ut the parish house on
Wednesday afternoon. The clothing. with various
articles of domestic comfort. will I'll two large
boxes. of which will be sent to an Episcopal
missionary at Northport, in the State of Washing
ton and the other to the Santcc Mission In South
Dakota. Following the exhibition tea was served
by Mrs. David l.. Schwartz
Monday being All Saints Day and the anniversary
Of All Saints Memorial Church the services were
made OF particular interest to the attendants of
that church The service was memorial one. and
the programme included the unveng of tablet
OF very handsome design in memory Of Mrs.
Caroline T.. Crooke. whose winter home was for
many years at Lakewood and who nstru-
mental In the building Of the church and the
success of it's several charitable societies. The
musical par, Of the programme furnished by
quartet. including Miss Welen. OF New-York
soprano; Mrs Walter Rush Bynner alto; David b.
Plumer. tenor. Charles T. Burnham. bass. and
A. Is. Clute, orGanst.
The annual meeting Of the Lakewood Branch OF
the Needlework Guild held Thursday after
ut the home OF It's president. Mrs. Edward l.
Harding. and the usual programme Of charitable
work was planned for execution during the Icnten
season.
William +. Housen and Miss Julia May Beepe
were married by the Rev W. q. Wedcmey"r pas
tor of the Baptist Church. at the residence Of the
brid-. in Oc"aa-aVc.. Tuesday At noon Following
tho ceremony a dainty wedding breakfast was
served.
The Misses DashieI gave . Wclsh-rabDt party in
honor Of their guest. Miss Thompson. Of New
York. Thursday evening. Portrait Identification
which included the Misses Ferris. the Misses Davis
the Misses Marsh the Misses Harding. Miss Kim
ball. Miss Katharine Iiinsdale Miss Winfred
Smith. Miss Gertrude King Miss Leila r. Gordon
Miss G. Il. Wright. Mis- Marguerite Glover. Mrs
Ives and Francis +. Freeman.
Recent rentals Of Lakewood cottages are O. Ko-
maine of New York the Gilbert cottage on Madi-
sOn-ayc.. Mrs. f.. MacCastmnd Of Asbury Park
the McMoran cottage. TN Ilif'un-avc.. Mrs. Fred
cricl Ii. Hamilton Of stamford Conn. the Stoth-
Compile cottage. in Sixth-st.: Mrs. r. \. Dunno
the Grant cottage. i'm Princeton ave.
Al the Laurel House the golhng fraternity has
been strcnEthcu"d 10y these late acquisitions:
Augustus " Black. OF Pitsburg: william J. Nc,
Among the weeks Laurel House arrivals are
these wcll-known names. Mr.. and Mrs. +. r.
Coudcrt. Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Il. Con2er the
Countess de Caumont. Miss Malard. William H.
Morgan Amor II. bradford John Jay White Miss
H. $ White Miss May ". White Mr.. and Mrs A.
renee J. Southcriand. all Of New-York. Mr.. and
Mrs. G. r. Fagan Of Hartford Conn; Wyman W
Flint. Miss Louise Flint and Mr. and .hrs John w
Film, and two children Of Bellows Falls. VI.