New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-27
'LAKEWOOD'S RAINY WEEK
THE LARGE HOTELS STILL BEsiE'ED
WITH GUESTS.
THE RAINBOW BAznAR OF ALI. SAINTS CHI ~"
OTHER ENTERTAINMENTS OF THE WEEK

Yokc J.. March
varied the weather. which for twenty days Oh
Norch r,s all that could be desired. The escap"
from n cold wave which was promiseh u.s. an"
which apparently lost its way somewhere - co'"
fort enough for most people
There is no noticeable decrease In the patroh"sc
OF this resort The large hotels are stu uhapic 10
meet the demands made upon them. with all reserve
parlors stil pressed into service and without douo'
these crowded conditions will obtain untii hr'er
Easter All these houses have seemed particularly
crowded this week for the reason that guests "''e
obliged to spend their days Indoors. "here pa'us'
pool. cards and bowling were suDstituteu i"i gum
hunting and boating.
Tho Rainbow Bazaar given on Saturday by the
members Of the Womens Aid Society OF All
Saints Memorial Church was n hattering success
amply rewardng the women who planned ana car
red out the programme which meant 80 much
hard work. AS Indicated by the name or 'hiS
church. It was originally built as n memorial to a
few OF It's friends who had been benefacors Of the
society In past years. and when other building
operations OF the society made necessary. some
years since the placing OF a mortgage on the
church cdlncc. the necessity keenly regretted.
and plans for the clearance OF the church from
encumbrlnce were promptly laid. Up to this year
the Womcn's Aid Society had reduced the debt
from $1,000 to 5000 and Saturdays bazaar Melted
them 800 Other funds are In hand so that It Is
hoped by Easter TO reduce the entire debt 10
$3.50 which Will be satisfied by other property OF
the church. leaving that edihce clear.
The room where the bazaar held was beau
tifully arranged and decorated. the costumes Of
the women matching the booths OF which they were
in charge In all the cOors OF the rainbow. The
public turned out in large numbers. and from IL
until o'clock there was a stream OF arriving
and departing guests The credit Of the affair IS
shared By the following. who participated In its
management: Mrs. Kingdom. Mrs. George j. Could
Mrs David L. Schwartz. Mrs Albert NJ Bradshaw
Mrs David r. Plumer. Mrs. William \. Hamilton
Mrs NJ V. Wills Mrs Walter Rush Bynner Mrs
Samuel s. Taylor Mrs. Jasper Lynch. Mrs *. T.
Iurlburt Mrs William A. Root. Mrs. william f.
Storms Mrs James Converse Mrs. Frank NJ
Freeman. Mrs. Charles &. Marsh, Mrs John H.
Stcuart, Miss May Morris the Misses McCready,
Miss Es:elle De Pcyster. Miss Aler, Miss Edith
King. Mss Gertrude King Miss Harding. Miss
Bessie Harding. Miss Lillian Baldwin. Miss Mary
Root, Miss Helen Marsh Miss Clara Marsh. Mrs
Washington Durbrow. and the Misses Dolly Lynch
Louise Lynch, Margaret Mann and Julia Free
Dedication services to be held at the First
Baptist Church on Sunday. the morning service oc-
curing II o'clock and the evening service 7.i5
o'clock. At both these services the principal ad-
dress VIII be by the Rev DR.. John Humpstone. OF
Brooklyn. and interesting programmes have been
arranged for both occasions. The Bapts, Society
has handsome property, valued at $500 which
includes the handsOmest church edince in town and
effort will be made on Sunday 10 clear debt
Of 5000 which is the only incumbrance OF the
property.
The Misses Dashieil gave Informal tea al their
home I'm Madlson-ave. on Saturday afternoon in
honor OF their cousin. Miss Doris Burrill. OF New
York. Invitations limited the members OF
Mrs. James ". Moreys Saturday evening dancing
class those in attendance being Miss Whitney,
Miss Lillian Baldwin Miss Hone Miss Rose Barry,
Miss Geraldine Hollins. Miss Atwell Marshall
Baldwin. Oran Baldwin. Bert Sands. Gait Stockly
Joseph Knapp Willie Arnold Claude Byers Joseph
Iance and Messrs. Lincoln and Vanderveer. In
the evening the class had its usual cotillon, Mrs
Kingdom giving ont the favors.
The Lenten Class held rs fourth meeting at
Edgemere Thursday afternoon but owing 70 the
rainy weather the attendance was small. Satisfac-
tory progress has beer made the garments
planned ont, and It Is thought that all Will be
finished IN the six meetings OF the
At The Saturday afternoon hunt OF tho Ocean
County Hounds the best of the season thus far
there were twenty-five horses In the field and the
following well-known sporting clubs in other parts
o. the country were represented: Mr. Caynor and
W l.. Carter. % the Radnor Hunt. Philadelphia;
:. p Parker and Mr. Coolidge. OF the Dedham
Hunt; Massachusetts, J. II. Proctor. OF the Myopia
Hunt: Leopold Martin OF the Essex Hunt: Miss
Harvey, OF the Elk Ridge Hunt. Baltimore. Tho
field was a fast one. and the sport concluded with
out accident. The ocean County Hunt and Country
Club has Just imported from the T!pperary Hunt In
Ireland pack of twenty couples OF Irish hounds
which the way here. and which will be
mixed with the present pack OF American hounds
Increasing the number TO forty-hve couples. They
are expected here early IN April.
Palmer House young people enjoyed saturday
evening hop in the music room. and Tuesday
morning. wnen prevented from outdoor amusement
filled IN the time Win dancing A progressive euchre
i.abry and Miss Carroll OF New ork. about nifty
P;;ayers participati,ng FOUR OF %hhS4mTMrs carroll
Members Of the Methodist Church Society are to
Ia 9lp Of hDf m kp and faDp
The members Of the a. NJ E. Zion Gburch viii have ave-
concert and tamborne drill in odd Fellows Hall
Tuesday evening
Building operations will begin at once on a new
house for Mrs John NJ Child. the land for which
has just been staked out at Forest-ave. and
Mrs. Mary Cissey and her daughters. the Misses
Gertrude and Mabel o. East Orange, are the guests
Wilbur +. Wakemau, OF New-York was the guest
this week Of George J. Seabury at his Madison ave
Professor Elmer E. Wentworth gave the first of
his supplementary course OF lectures at the Madi
son-ave home Of Mrs. William Il. Leeds on Mon
Tsnnyson;' on Monday next his subject viii be
Guests Of Aysrys Inn held progressive euchre
Mrs. Taylor. Miss Knowles ana Miss shaw
Miss Name Griffin and Miss Nellie Griffin. OF
Tcttet. John Drew the actor. was entertained over
SUNDAY by Mr.. and Mrs George }. Gould at their
Greenport, Long Island. has been visiting her
cousin; Mrs, r Morton p. Mills The Rev Or. and
sunday Frank b. Dashiell William {. Arnold
Frederick Jones and Miss Doris Burrill William
II. Steuart. OF New York. has been the guest this
week Of his cousin. Mrs William b. Leeds on
Maids pn-ave. James G. O'Iiara. OF New York
spent Sunday at the Chestnuts.
The practice grounds OF the New-York Baseball
Club Is the popular location for the villagers on
every pleasant day. on Saturday afternoon
crowd Of AT least five hundred watched the second
nine defeat tho first by score OF - H. and ON
Wednesday a smaller attendance witnessed n re
V"isal of honors by the of % To for the first
nine.
The work Of Improvement on the new grounds ~
the Golf club Of Lakewood IL being actively pushed
these days. and experts from New York were down
on Friday IN conference with officers " the club
a. 10 details OF laying out the course grass seed
Ing. etc The laying ont of the links will not CON
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