New-York tribune., 1900-12-23
HOLIDAYS AT LAKEWOOD.
MUSICAL PROGRAMMES AND SOCIAL
EyENTS-ARRIvALs OF THE WEEK.


festivities of Lakewood beginning with the read
by Miss Ethel Henry. of London, at the laurel
in-the-Pines last evening, will extend well into
the year. and with the participation of all no.
tells the two clubs of the place and house parties
among cottages will make up very fun and inter-
esting programme. Miss Henry's entertainment.
given under the patronage of Mrs Gould. attracted
large audience and the readers part OF the pro-
gramme supplemented by some pleasing num-
bers by Percy L. Smith, barytone. Other events
at the Laurel-in-t Pines during the coming week
will include special music on Sunday evening pre-
ceding Christmas, special daily programmes by the
orchestra, an afternoon musical. and the New
Years ball Monday evening.
At the Laurel House special attention will be paid
10 the musical programme Sunday evening and
at the daily concerts A chdren's dancing party.
under the direction of Miss Dwight. Of New-fork,
will fill afternoon of next week The sophomore
students of Columbia College will present the farce
Professor Whimsical by Leonidas Westervelt, re-
Gently given at Carnegie Hall, on Friday evening,
and the holiday ball will Tuesday evening.
January l.
At the Lakewood Hotel special music will be
given Sunday evening and the daily concerts
A play entitled Cinderella is being prepared by
the school children, under direction OF Miss O'Neil.
and a vaudeville entertainment by the Review
Comedy Four is set down for Saturday evening.
December g. The latter attraction includes the en-
tertaining service OF George w Day, with MessTs-
Johnson and Alto all OF whom are top liners" in
the parlanee of the continuous houses. Following
the comedy the floor will be cleared for dancing.
The date of the New Years ball, always elaborate
at this house has not yet been definitely an
nounced. but 1t will occur Monday or Tuesday.
In the village the social events of the season in
clude elaborate coming OUT party at the home
OF Mrs. William B. Leeds. when Miss Bessie Leeds
will be introduced to society and the affair will
have the attendance of many people socially prom
inent in New-York and Brooklyn. The usual Sun
day school Christmas festivities at the several
churches are in process OF preparation, and early
women's Auxiliary of All Saints Episcopal Church
is to be given at Georgian Court On this occasion
tea and chocolate tables will be in charge OF Mrs.
Kingdom and Mrs. Gould. Cake candy and fruit
tables will have the care of Mrs. William A. Ham
iton, Mrs. Walter Rush Bynner and Mrs. Fl. Lloyd
Herbert respectively. all to be assisted by members
OF the society and church. The musical programme
is in charge OF Mrs. Albert NJ Bradshaw and Mrs.
David B. Plumer. ''rummage sale for the bene-
fit Of the Lakewood public library is also TO be
given the residence of Mrs. O'Leary in the first
week of January those in charge being Mrs. W. B.
Leeds, Mrs. NJ V. Willis and Miss c. Van Note.
NEW SPEEDWAY.
In the line of sporting attractions. the weeks in
terest centres about a speedway. which will
be opened Christmas Day by local owners of
harness horses. The track is owned by P. S. P.
Randolph president of the Point Judith Country
Club, who spent last season here with his family
Being particularly interested in running horses.
Mr.. Randolph thought Lakewood favorable point
for winter work, and bought tract of 40 acres
about two miles outside the village where he has
constructed three-quarter mile track so feet In
width and of oval form, with handsome cot
tage for his trainer boxstal1 accommodations for
twelve horses. sheds and hostlers quarters Mr..
Randolph's horses at present in Washington.
and will be brought here by the trainer. In
the mean time he extends the use of the track to
the horsemen of Lakewood who have made up an
interesting programme of events for Christmas
Day. At the Country Club bird traps special
for handsome prize presented by George ]. Gould.
president of the club. will attract many we'll
week viii be carried through regular dates. At
the Lakewood Club the regular Saturday handicap
begins to-day, and will continue as fixture until
christmas music at All Saints Memorial Church
morning progromme Yenite and Kyrie Eleison
ham. At the Church of ST. Mary Of the Lake
quartet from New-York will come down for the
Christmas Day services usual
Mrs, Henry T. Frost and Miss Gladys Frost; of
is at home from Northampton Mass, for the holi-
days Dr. Isaac Hull Platt; of New-York. was in
StoekIy has rented his Fifth;st cottage to Felix NJ
MaT9nrs & Tf New & and MTs & Stoeky , and the
man Schwartz is home for the holidays.
HOTEL ARRIVALS
At the I.akewood-Sherifr Dunn. the Rev Fathers
] Healy and T. NJ. Wallace Mrs. A. Reinhardt
Mrs. S, Michsels. Mrs, NJ. Baar. Miss Marion Baar
Mrs. G. Putzel. Mr.. and Mrs. J. Fl. Solomon and
maid, the Misses Hebbs. NJ. Wineburgh. George J.
Seabury. Mrs. f. hapman. s. ]. Hart. Henry
Cohen, II. F. Eder V. Ascheman. William Snow
Mrs. Agnes Lynch. Miss Lynch Mr. and Mrs
Philip Lewisohn, Miss May Lewisohn Master Ran
dolph Lewisohn, a. Rosensbein, Leonard Iewsohn,
Oscar Lewisohn, Fred Lewisohn Sam Rosenbaum.
T. Dorval. Mr. and Mrs. Wolf and child. P. G.
Radley. Oscar NJ Warburg Master Joseph L.
Seligman ]. NJ Moore. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Austen Bates. II. Keene, Mr.. and Mrs, D. Won der
Lanchen. Mr.. and Mrs. George S. Politz Howard
Lansburgh. Robert Rossman. Mr.. and Mrs. E. w.
RObps0R Nm Mr. md and Mrs RhndoPh 1sI r
and Mrs, Julius Gutman. Philip Gomprecht. w.
Felix M Warburg Miss Charlotte p Beane NJ. NJ.
Woodworth A. d. Dice. Mrs Mark Aronson, Miss
holm Of Charleston. S. G; H. Des VRux. Of Lon
Laurel House registrations Thomas A Phelan.
David Keane. Mr. and Mrs, George c. Keep. Mr..
and Mrs; Charles H. Davis Miss ouee9ie .,aa' Hall
Miss S. f. Thomas. Miss F. Burns, Miss Stokes.
Miss Php ns sSs s h fdward MGef Miss Mrs E
A. T. Compton, A. T Compton @r. w 4 II; stat
Mowbray. MI and Mrs. Charles 4; Perry all OF
E. Baxter, Mr.. and Mrs. William E; Bird, Mrs. A;
T White c. Deano Wood; jr.. Neil Macdonald and nd
Montgomery Joseph Lynch. 1r Iosn G = HasdoSs sdoSs
of Syracuse and Mrs Thomas Hunt, of Albany,
Laurel-in-the-Pines arrivals-Cornelius N Bliss.
Miss Bliss. John Tetreau Mr.. and Mrs George r.
Macy and infant Kingsland Macy. Miss Eta Pugh.
B 6s fSRR E8eret Il s. f rs%f6Td sD6 Tbo@a
Watson Mr. and Mrs Howard Tracy Connel Mr..
Oliver H G. Macy. ali of New-York: William D Rees
and Mrs c. o. Scott. of Cleveland; Andrew Dough.
erty of Brooklyn: Mr.. and Mrs. W. 5. c. Wiley, OF
Catskill; Sherman r. Miller. of Detroit c. A
whitney; Of Albany; Eugene s kim5an 5 @ and Miss
Snyder. Of Boston; Mrs; Alfred Bishop MasSn OF
mefE and Mr.. and Mrs Sullivan. of Toronto
Piney Top Towers-Mrs Tittman Harold Tit
Rede Miss F. Finnegan, Edward Kipnan all OF