New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-12
LAKEWOOD IN A WHITE GARB
THE GREAT PINE TREES BEND BENEATH
BURDENS OF SNOW.
INDOOR ADJUSTMENTS At THE NOTES.-THE SEA-
son PROMISES TO BE THE MOST SUCCESSFUL

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son PROMISES TO BE THB MOST SUCCESSFUL
N THE HISTORY OF THE PINE REGION.
Lakewood ~ j.. Feb. II (specaD.-The bracing
winter weather which has prevailed during 'he
lac, few DAYS has II possible added new charm
~ the Land o. Pines. 1t ca,xed cessation in out
door snort Fox-hunting. golnng and pigeon
shooting ceased to be pleasant even TO the en-
thusiasts There was too much snow on the ground
for any form OF outdoor recreation except sleigh
ing and the visitors the pine regions went In
for this with zest glorious sight than
pine Park in its winter garb could scarcely be
imagined The silence Of the mammoth pines on
Cathedral Drive most impressive The featherN
houghs were weighted down with snow ana the
wind was so still that the whispering that has mace
pine forests the theme Of many poems could not be
heard The stiffness of the forest was both weird
and grand.
The resources of the Laurel-in-the-Pine the
Laurel the Lakewood. the Palmer and the Lex
n gton hotels for the entertainment of guests were
taxed 10 their utmost but they provided ample
amusement for every one. Those who did not care
for open-air exercise took their daily promenade in
the gass-incosed pazzas or lounged in easy chairs
among the palms ard tropical plants In the sun
parlors. There were also promenade concerts every
morning. vocal and instrumental concerts, In
formal hops dramatic readings and entertainments
and illustrated lectures at one or the other OF the
principal hotels every evening.
The main hail Of the Lakewood on a winter night
is delightful spot The huge open fireplace, with
It's cheerful cracking pine logs and the colored cleo
trc lights that scntlate from the everGreens lend
a charm to the scene. This hall is scientifically
heated and ventilated and Is at once one OF the
pleasantest and most healthful places in which 10
pass the hours winter night
The season i'm the i.and-o'-Pincs is now more than
half over and the booking OF apartments and ac-
commodations warrants the prediction that II VIII
be the greatest in the history OF the resort
L.. 1f-r~ yrs4f1cr fnv &
for I.ncon's and Washineton's birthdays. The
invitations for the annua Washngton's Birthday
ball Of the Lakewood Hotel are out Ii will be held
on Wednesday. February %.
The upper division of the New-Jersey branch OF
the Womans Auxiliary Of the Episcopal Church
met on Wednesday and attended a special service
at Az Saints Memorial Church The weather
which was very stormy. caused many 20 remain
/ home The address Of welcome was made by the
Rev D. L. Schwartz Bishop Scarborough and
! Miss Sybel Carter the Indian missionaries were
! among those who delivered addresses.
The Girls Missionary Society Of the Preshy-
| terrain Church held "A valentine tea on Friday at
the home Of the Misses DashiciL Miss Isabel Pei
ton sane some old ballads Miss Anna Ferris was
chairman of the valentine table. Mrs. Dishrow
had charge of the fancy table the cake table was
presided over by Miss Laura NimbaN. and tea and
chocolate were served by Miss Katherine J. Hlns-
dale and Miss Eleanor Ferris.
Mrs Kingdom gave d musical tea at her nome
on Lake Drive. last Saturday. She was assisted
| by her daughter Mrs George J. Gould. Mrs
| Dwight. Harris and Mrs. \. W. Hamilton
A concert took place at the Palmer House on
| Tuesday night.
The visiting members Of the Woman's Auxiliary
had luncheon the OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES on
| Wednesday.
Professor Carl Wanzers orchestra has given a
series Of promenade concerts AT the Lakewood this
GUESTS AT THE HOTELS.
Among those registered at the Llure-in-the-
Pines are Louis Il. Dressler. Clarence W. Wood
Mr.. and Mrs. w H. Rideing. Miss Shackleton. MI
and Mrs D. II. McAlpin Miss Virginia l.. Bayne,
| Mrs May Powell. Mr. and Mrs. a. VI. Powell. Mr.
and Mrs. Wallace Buell. Ms. Josephine Walker
Miss Helen Van c. de Peyster. Sheldon Hopkins.
/ Mr.. ana Mrs r. G. Calf. Mrs. j. G. Post, f e.
| Ballard y Charles Wooster, Mr.. and Mrs A. J.
Wise. Mrs. J. J. Phelan. Mrs Richard McCreery:
! Miss Charlotte A. Bnrne and r. 5. P2jrick; all OF
! New-York; Mr. and Mrs: Walter Gih6. Nj AND ana
Mrs; w. r. Davis Mrs; f Zaiss and AM Miss Martin TN
ange; Professor ". a Wyckon, Of Prince'on; r.
Joseph H. Keen. c. l. s Jameson Isaac ". Jeanes,
| Mrs w. p Oglesby, l.. D. Judd and Mr.: and Mrs.
Ktarney. Miss Kearney and Malcolm Campbell. of
Newark; Mrs James Kirk, Mrs. Charles G. HasKin
and and Mrs. Samuel Samuel Lester ''' Of Provdence r.
Among the recent arrivals at The lagrel House louise
Porter the Rev. D Body, " p. Ro6eri4sonn. y. p
! Clark. Mrs Charles Cory Mrs T 4 Ball, a; ID.
Britt6n Mr.. and Mrs Charles p Rogers. the Rey.
| and Mrs. S. De Lancy Townsend. George W
| smith Henry +. Stokes. Miss T. F. Hare F. NJ
Stacher. L. Latin Kellogg. +. &. Catrel ". NJ
| lvans. D. Schnakenberg Mrs. y. X ball T.. l..
! Campon and Mrs William Herrick. all or New
York Mr. and Mrs 5. II. Crawford, Mr.; ana Mrs
Charles +. Cattel Mr.. and Mrs Howard \, DAVIS
Mrs Thomas G. Sherman. OF Brooklyn William
| Heller Robert Davis and Frank Hague Of Jersey
| City: Mrs e. G Crittenden Of Utica; Mrs. Is. {:
Brown. G. VI. Porter and Charles G. Whiimore or
| and Charles d. Stewart. Of Baltimore.
Among the recent arrivals at the Lakewood
Hotel are Mr. and Mrs Joseph II. Gray. J. y.
! Seligman Mrs. r. Stafford. l.. NJ. Prince ;. ,.
| Prince Miss Flora Grant Beyins Mr.. and Mrs
! j. Field Mr.. and Mrs John II. Hindley Miss Eva
! Hindey DR. and Mrs. f. Bischof Farrel! +.
! ODowd Mr.. and Mrs James Mccartney, MISS
Mccartney, Mrs. J.. ". Fenowes. Mrs; Frank Ash
| FaTrcy Edgar A. Hillman, Or; J; b, Clemens, H.
! H. Macdona. y. G. Reynal. II. 5. Stafford MT
and Mrs Isidor Straus J. A. Flannery. Elias
! Kempner and Mr. and Mrs. &. b. Gunther all OF
| New-York: Mr.. and Mrs {. Brandt, 9. NJ Porter.
John White. IT.. Frederick j. Collins and Edward
| r Kelly OF Boston, VI. j. Carmody. Of Burling-
| ton Vt Mr. and Mrs Thomas Gaines and Miss
| Jean Inniss. OF Providence; Mr.. and Mrs. George
/ Wayne OF Montreal; +. D Crerar. OF Hamilton,
! ontario: K A Osborne. OF Newark. Mr.. and Mrs.
! b. Brown and W. Mansfield Sutro, OF Chicago
| bell Of Bridgeport, Conn; Mr.. and Mrs: w. II,
| smith Of Philadelphia, and II. G. McComa, OF
/ Baltimore.
N PTLLORY AND AT WHIPPING POST