New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-31
HOLIDAYS AT LAKEWOOD.
HOW THE CHRISTMAS FESTIVAL WAS
OBSERVED AMONG THE PINES.
THE MOST CROWDED WEEK OF THE sEAsoN-
GAYETY AT THE BIG HoTEIs-soME

OF THE GUESTS.

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resort among the pines is on the top wave OF pros
! perity. -,
Throughout the village there was genera
Christmas order OF house parties without exception
informal and made up OF relatives ana iamny
friends Dr. and Mrs w G. Schaufiler entertained
| a party OF eight, among whom were MISS lsaoeie
| rrowbridee OF Vassar College: Miss Elizabeth b.
| Storms and c. NJ Storms. OF Hartford, Conn, ana
| Stephen Trowbridge and r. II. Schauner' Oh
Princeton University. The Rev. DR. and Mrs. A.
| II Dashell had their children at home. including
| Mrs w c Arnold and children. Miss cara D.
| Dasbieu and Frank b. Dashiell. OF New-York. Miss
! Mary Root OF Smith College, came home for the
| holidays; DR.. II. H. Cate entertained MI ana MRS.
! J. G. wilkinson OF Newburg Hugh X fo''s' Oh
| New-York and De Forest Lyon. OF Washington,
were guests at the Main-st cottage OF MI ana
| Mrs. Frederick A. Potts and DR.. Woo'sey Hopkins
George W Stockly DR.. +. c. Brathwalte. Arthur
| b Clafin J. b. Morris and DR. II. i. Sheldon were
| others in the long list Of those who kept open
| house for relatives and friends
HOSPITALITY AT THE HOTELS.
At the hotels similar parties royalty cared
for by hosptable friends. Colonel George H. NJ
| Harvey and Mrs Harvey had as their guests nj
the Laurel House Mrs Charles Melville Dewey
| Mr. and Mrs John Larkin Maurice Larkin. John
Adrian Larkin and William d. Fits, and the party
! nioyed a tay-ho drive to Allare in the morning,
where they lunched The Hall, having the private
| dining room at the Laurel for a o'clock tea arSi
|
| At the Lakewood Hotel Major William c. Lang
| ley OF the New-York Yacht Club made up party
| of twenty-seven for tally-ho drive through the
woodland roads and TO the clubs, visiting The
| Hall, at Allate. for luncheon on the box seats
| were Mr. and Mrs. r. p. Brown. Mr.. and Mrs r.
| c. Doremus Mr.. and Mrs. c. d. Miller. Mr.. and
| Mrs. ]. Frederick Alderman. the Misses Alderman
| and w. c. Langley.
The Laurel-in-the-Pines Is large and fash
! ionabe family this week. The new extension has
proved too large. and every room is under
engagement for to-day, while many applications
| have been turned down for lack of accommoda-
| tons. The holiday decorations give the public
rooms gala appearance and the main parlor.
| recently rearrangcd. is exquisite room. Two
large panels filled by artistic oil paintings of
floral design and el giant tapestries have been used
with tasty effect in the lobby, which divides the
main from the new extension. The ballroom
will be appropriately decorated for Monday even
| lngs festivities
The Laurel House is following its usual holiday
precedent filling its private parlors and offices. ETC.
with cots. and declining applications after reaching
| its limit, and the number Of such tardy applica-
lions is larger than common this year. SO many
! faces seen here year after year. little II any
! changed. and there is so much heartiness and
jollity attending the renewal Of the old assoca-
uons at this house that the occa sion seems more
| the usual custom Of a resort hotel. The decorn-
| tons are effective this year, as usual and the
s sSiS attractions of the week have been enjoy
The Lakewood Hotel IS also full with no rooms
at any price Requisition will be made on such
public rooms as the parlors and womens billiard
room, and General Wentworth will be in luck IL
he saves his private office from the invaders Holt
day decorations have made the lobby beautifully
an OF good feeling throughout each flying day.
The Columbia students gave The Gay Mr. Vaneg
and notable Isl OF Lakewoods society women being
secured as parone:ses OF the AFFAIR.
.- PEOPLE AT THE HOTELS.
Regular patrons Of the Laurel House who have
returned this week: The Rev. DR.. Thomas s. Hast
ings, Mrs Hastings and Miss Hastings Miss o. f.
T. Stokes Miss c. Phelps Stokes, Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas Ruger Pratt Miss Harriette Wright Count
Alexander. Mercat William c. Carl Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles A. Smith, F. II. Lowell Miss Lowell, Miss
Lane, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Kerr the Rev. DR..
Wilton Merle Smith, Miss Dorothy Merle Smith.
Miss V. s. Merle Smith. A. T. Merle Smith, Miss
baltimore Mason Olcott, Katherine Olcott w. II.
H. Hall. jr. c. A. Hall, Mr.. and Mrs. Frederic
Trevor Hill, Mr. and Mrs. w. A. II. Stafford
Fred S. Stafford, w. S. Stafford Mr.. and Mrs.
Leonard X. Smith Miss c. Churchill Smith. Pro-
fessor Francis NJ. Roser. Mrs. NJ. c. stelnhauser.
II. w. Steinhauser. Thomas Williams, Otto Mag
nus. Mr. and Mrs J. P. PauIding. Judge and Mrs:
and family Mr.. and Mrs. George IL. Bolt, Laurence
REsy Mr. and TS Ms RSRer and Mrs.
Brooks and family, Mr.. and Mrs. D. Wills James;
Mrs Mr. an" And drew Fletcher and famiiy Mrs James
Hopper Nicholas and party. Mr.. and Mrs George
". Young and family Mr.. and Mrs. Stuart G;
V Var Ronald K. Brown and party, 7. J.
Mrs James H. Calle1der' M v ana MRS. SGhn Is IS;
Mrs r. A. Donaldson and Starr Donaldson, Mrs
5 H. Farnham. William +. Pgot and Miss Marie
The following are among the weeks registrations
at the Lakewood Hotel: NJ and Mrs w. C. Dun pun
81 CAMS miss Miss Ii cans sS Dr. S?es
r. A. Ripley, A. Bloch MI and Mrs Robert NJ
.Hetzfeid, Mrs, NJ. Ristern, Miss D. Ristern, Mrs
A. NJ. B. Blakeman Miss Anna b. Lewis, T. NJ
and Mrs William T. Parsons. Miss Wallach, H.
and N. King. Judge and Mrs. David Leyentritt
som MiST and J. Murray saunderson Of New-York Also
Horatio Hall. Mr.. and Mrs. John f. smoSk, James
Mir and Mrs. Clarence F. Smith. Miss Smith, Mr.
and Mrs. Lewis N Meeker j. p S3IaI Lund C. M
and Mrs. j. spierns, Mrs r; Ressegi H. Mrs ID.
kassfs Colonel NeWe VEIN Major W. H. Langley and
the Misses Langley. o. Brooklyn .,.,. .o,
Ths e6g be Of e9 be Hn wf
Harper Pennington, p. L. Babbitt Hyde :, joseph
/: i. Arnold, jr. Miss TabeT Nj and ID, Mrs Joseph
F FH1rlesO Hannah Mr. and Mrs. 4. ! wise; DIT
De Forest ii'' the Misses Comfort Julia and Dorothy
TbSm nd % McAam MsS M asSFss NIT
Quincy Miss Quincy Mrs. Martin II. Lewis and
Miss Lewis. w. b. Trowbrdge j. y. Ryer. Miss
Adele RIVER Miss Florence Ryer Mr.. and Mrs
G. G.. Williams Mr.: and Mrs. Nelson Carmen Mr.
and Mrs F. De X. Townsend Mr.. and Mrs. F
Millberger. Mr.. and Mrs. W. K. Move. Mr.. and
Mrs y. J. Washburn. the Misses Washhurn. the
Misses De Goicouria. Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick II
Taylor Mr. and Mrs. II. p. Rose. Mrs J, F. Jere-
riah, Mr. and Mrs. W. a. Pratt ". d. Dutton
L. a. Tewksbury Mr.. and Mrs Charles A. Runk
Hicks A. wethtrbee. Mrs. David Davis II, tbs
Misse. Davis Mr. and Mrs. P. G. CASTILLO. p. T.
whittemore and family. Mrs. L. p. Ralston and
family Mr. and Mrs. W. II. Ralston and family
Mr. and Mrs Frederick J. De Peyster Frederick
Ashton De Peyster. John ]. McCook end T. family
Mrs J NJ Bowers and family Mrs c. Sprague.
Smith Miss L. Veltn. Mrs. William II. Young and
family Mr. and Mrs. Charles w. Clinton and fam:
ilv Mr. and Mrs H. 6. Manning and family. and
Mr. end Mrs. Arory p. Hodges and family. ALI Of
New-York; also Mr. ard Mrs W R Robbins, M
flames Miss Rovce. General Stewart l. Woodford
Miss woodford Miss Games Mr.. and Mrs. George
Southland tr Mrs. George ". Simpson the Misses
Simpson and Mr. and Mrs. George II. Cults and
family Of Brooklyn. 49,
The Palmer House has not vacant room THIS
week and It's guests enjoying outdoor sttrac
tions during with music. dancing, cards