New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-12
PROSPERITY
GLORIOUS WEATHER BRINGS MANI
UESTs-CHARITABLE INDUSTRIES
PEOPLE AT THE HOTELS.
THE SALT or SAL u.s."

PEOPLE AT THE HOTELS.
Lakewood n. j., Nov. II (SpeciaD-The weeks
record in Lakewood carries as It's chief items glori-
Gus weather and heavy arrivals. when nave give"
the place a prosperous appearance No'mhe 10
more definitely promised by present conditions than
that Lakewood IL booked for a season OF hitherto
unknown success and the opening OF another large
hotel to-day will aid materially In developing the
large early patronage which is now In evidence.
Along with other factors OF resort life the char
liable industries patronized by the prominent "o'i-
en- Of Lakewood are taking on activity, ana prom
Use large results for the seasons WORK Ihese
charitable movements are legion. and range from
the modest attempt TO better local conditions 10
the aid Of far off missionaries Indians and various
institutions in all parts Of the country.
The Girls Missionary Society of the Presbyterian
Church held its annual display of articles designed
for O Christmas box In the lecture room OF the
church on Tuesday afternoon. The box IS 'iiiS
YEAR To he sent 10 the Rev. Newton Bell, a Mime
sofa missionary and practical assortment Vi
comforts and necessities was shown TO large
number Of visitors the results OF the society
work The Receiving Committee was Mrs v NJ
Disbrow Mrs J. II. Todd and Mrs. Henry .
simons. and during the afternoon tea was poured
hv Miss Annie r. Dashell. light refreshments be-
ing served by Miss Annie Dsbrow and Miss Bessie
Harrar.
The directors of the Sibyl Carter Indian Mission
Society held meeting at the Laurel House on
Tuesday afternoon to arrange uetdlIS loI d sure
Those present were Mrs David b. Plumer' chalr-
man. Mrs Samuel s Beard. Mrs Albert NJ. Brad
shaw Mrs Sherwood b. Ferris, Miss Eleanor Fer
ris Miss Leslie, Mrs. John b. Morris the Misses
Miley and Miss Willis 1t was decided 10 hoId the
sale at the Laurel House on the afternoon ana
evening Of Friday. December l, and these commit
teos were appointed Indian Lace, Miss Aller;
Fancy Work Mrs. Bradshaw; Cake Mrs Beard
Candy Mrs Morris and Flowers Miss Leslie. each
70 choose her own assistants. The proceeds VIII
20 10 complete n fund of $500 which the society mas
pledged for the support of a teacher.
The annual meeting and exhibition of garments
prepared by the Lakewood Branch Of the Needle
work Guild will be held on Tuesday, November IL
and this event Is always a notable one soclaHF
and otherwisc The directors Of the guild heId Il
meeting last week for the election OF ohce'S' 'he
following being chosen for two years; Presld'h'
Mrs F. w Downer; vce-presidents. Mrs W. IS
Leeds Miss Aller. Mrs c. II. Mcclellan ana Mfs'
w G. Wedemeyer; secretary, Miss Helen Marsh
treasurer Mrs NJ. V. Willis; directors. the above
and Mrs V NJ Disbrow. Mrs. S p. Ferris Miss
Uodgman Mrs Kingdom. Mrs Marsh. Mrs IL. ,.
Smons Mrs Rolin. Mrs. Mills. Miss Glover MIS-.
A. NJ Bradshaw. Mrs. 4. II. Dashiell. Mrs +. W.
Freeman Mrs. Harding. Mrs. d. b. Plumer. MIS-
c. w stockly. Miss Miey. Miss Perry Mrs rl''
and Mrs Abby.
A similar meeting was held on Thursday after
Noon at the parish house by the Womans Auxll-
lary Society Of All Saints Episcopal Church Ihese
officers were elected President Mrs. Kingdom; wee
presidents Mrs. j. W. Sparks and Mrs waiter X
Bvnner; treasurer. Mrs. Rolin; secretaries. Miss
Louise Sparks and Miss c. NJ. Wright A large
number of articles prepared by the society were
djspIaved and are to be sent 10 the Rev. W. II.
Robbins of Fort Benton. Montana and TO Indians
in the West. The serving OF tea by MIS- W. H.
Hamilton followed the business Of the meeting
The funeral services of Francis p Freeman were
held at Edgemere, his home, on Monday at
friends
beyond besides local friends. were present incIuu-
Ing Mrs. Grover Cleveland, who was related 10 me
dead man The services were in charge OF the KEY.
Dr. Charles II. MCCLELLAN. OF the PGeS SOY? 9r
Charles Il Parkhurst Of New York Music was
furnished by he Me9delssohn Male quartet and
MIC Hobart art ]. PARK Of New-York. has rented the
sSp 1 S eOqg fs is sdney smith and family are
| cupying their sixth-st, cottage. and Mr. ana MIS-
My Harns WIN nsT son have who secured pf h
Turner eSt Ms n I M6Tos Mills recently enter
tained 4 Augustus Fraser and Miss Lillian Fraser
oil Te" and nT' Mrs Robert c. Morris Of New-York
have The Gables. in Main-st. where they spent last
| MS Edward Lauterbach and Miss Friedman. of
| New-York. have recently been entertained by Mrs.
! The Laurel House orchestra will this year in
| clude seven men and is for the fifth season under
| the direction of Lucius Hosmer There will also be
call at the lakewood Hotel on Wednesday af.
forded an illustration OF the transformation worked
in the preparation OF great hotel during the last
| few DAYS before its opening. The completeness
| with which order out of chaos In such cases
| Is always a fresh surprise and the Lakewood was
| spck and span for It's first arrivals to-day. Cen
| eral Wentworth and his assistant manager, Mr..
Berry are deep In correspondence. which is heavy.
and had only time to state that the early prospects
| for the house satisfactory.
The Iaurel-in-the Pines. which opens next Thurs
| dow has a few days longer in which to work out
| st,11iar changes and a large force Is hurrying TO
| complete the work There is only report OF prog
| ress and the continued booking OF future engage
| ments. -, ..-..s,,o, .o.,o-, -, 500,
| n vacant room" on the first Sa turday OF November
and s running steadily up TO the crowded limit. us
| arrivals this week have included many who have
| been regular visitors for number or years; anu
| among the we'll known registrations are Mr. and Mrs
ss'GCe Nelson Mr. and Mrs Charles p Rogers, Mr..
| and Mrs George jeremiah. Mr. and Mrs. j. G. Nc
| Creery with two sons; Miss Turnbull and Miss
| Ethel Turnbull, Mrs y. f Church Richard Church
| John d Skdmore Samuel T. Skidmore. FredericK
| q Potter Frederick G. Moore Mrs; Edward An
| son and Miss Arson Mr.. and Mrs. EDWIN IS She,-
Lyon, Mrs IL w. Vaughan and G; Wheaton
| ly John Jaw White and Miss NJ W. White. and
| Bruce Price all Of New-York Also Mr.. and Mrs
| John F. Praeger John IAngham and Miss Lang
| ham Willis ID. Wood. f. T. Knapp. all OF Brook
| Ign, and Mr. and Mrs. Henry ]. Willing and Miss
| Willing. OF Chicago. $500.
| II. w. Hallett. +. Austin. Jared d. Wolfe and s. II
| Voorhees,, of New-York Also Mr.. and Mrs. Albert
| Sturcke and child John II. Eckel. Jr. w A. Rogers
| and j. c. Robinson, of Brooklyn
| At the Palmer House: Mr. and Mrs c. A. Rob
inson Mr.. and Mrs J, Harold and T, z; Grim,
Miss wooliey Horace Burnet and l.. ". South.
| wick. of Brooklyn.