New-York tribune., 1900-12-30

reIla. which was given for the benefit of the poor
in the village by children of the public school
under direction of Miss Clara O'Nen and Mrs
Park
On Friday evening the Columbia sophomores gave
their play Professor Whimsical" to a crowded
music room at the Laurel House. The Columbia
boys presented the play under the patronage of
Mrs. George ]. Gould, Mrs. Kingdom Mrs Albert
NJ. Bradshaw Mrs. James Converse, Mrs Francis
M. Freeman Mrs. David B. Plumer. Mrs. William
A Hamilton. Mrs. George w. stocky. Mrs Fran
els A Walthew and Mrs. John c. Westervelt.
At the Observation-Disclosures which filed it's last
vacant room Wednesday night the usual con-
certs leading up to the special programme Sat
urday have been greatly enjoyed The Sunday even
ing programme will be elaborate The New Years
ball at this house will occur Monday evening.
At the Laurel House. which is also crowded to its
utmost capacity, there will be a special programme
on Sunday evening The bill at this house will oc-
cur on Tuesday evening, and doubtless will dupli-
cate previous successes at this of the year
Incidents of Christmas week at this house included
a private dinner given by Colonel George B. NJ
Harvey and Mrs. Harvey to party which they
are entertaining at the Laurel House during the
holidays. This party includes Mr.. and Mrs John
Larkln, Mrs. Dewey ard F. A. Duneka, all of New
York. In one of the Of their suite the chill
dren Of this party enjoyed a Chr stmas tree on
Tuesday afternoon. Colonel Harvey and his friends
have spent the week on the golf links.
The Lakewood Hotel mas given it's large guest list
which managed by w. H. Morford have been
the first to introduce automobiles and great
has been the demand for the of the vehicle
that Mr.. Morford has recommended the purchase
of others. During the week guests of the house
have made trips to Allaire, Toms River and the
Shore and Philip Lewisohn took party of friends
over to Forest Inn Christmas Day The annual
ball. which has always been elaborate feature
Of the season at the Lakewood has been slated for
Tuesday night. Prominent guests at this hotel in
linda Nv nd d0ID ,nof,,a
Charles Guggenhemer, Judge C. H. Truax and Mrs.
Truax with infant and nurse.
Coming events Of general social interest include
the coming out party to be given by Mrs. W. B.
Leeds to introduce her daughter Miss Bessie Leeds,
at her Madison-ave home this evening. On Thurs
day tea and musical will be given by Mrs. Gould
and Mrs. Kingdom at Georgian Court. The enter
tainment is to be in aid of the Women's Auxiliary
of All Saints Church, of which Mrs. Kingdom is
the president and the spacious will be thrown
open to the public that occasion. The affair will
be opened at o'clock and interest will continue
until p m. The musical part of the programme
is in the hands of Mrs. A. NJ. Bradshaw and Mrs
David B. Plumer, who have arranged an excellent
programme.
The various tables arranged for the entertain
ment of visitors in the billiard room of the Court
will be in charge of the following: Tea and
chocolate tables-Mrs. Kingdom and Mrs Gould.
sisted by Miss Carrie Cortis, of Brooklyn, and Miss
Marguerite Glover. Cake tabIe-AIrs. w. r. Byn-
ner, assisted by Mrs. A. ]. Smith, Mrs Reginald
Canning. Miss Leslie May and Miss Cornelia
Schwartz. Candy. fruit, flower and goldfish globe
tables-Mrs. William A Hamilton. Mrs. Frank NJ
Freeman and Mrs, H. Lloyd Herbert. assisted by
Mrs. Donald Todd, Miss NJ l. Park Miss Edith
Ambrose and Miss Harrington.
Mr.. and Mrs. 2 w. DCwner entertained a holiday
house party. which included Miss Josephine Cum
mings, William Cummings. Lewis Downer Miss
Louise Downer. Delevan Downer, of New-York. and
Lewis Beaveau of Melbourne. Australia.
Mrs. j. Russell May announced on Christmas Day
the engagement of her daughter. Miss Leslie W.
May, to Howard Coonley, of Chicago. The Mays
have spent the last three seasons in Lakewood,
Christmas guests of DR.. and Mrs. l. H; .Hance
Mrs. Charles. Clark and family and Miss Annie
Westervelt. of New-York. Miss Louise G. Hinsdale
Horace G. Hinsdale, of Fifth-st Mr.. and Mrs.
Mrs E. A. Gordon in Madison-ave Miss Dorothy
Dennis came home from boarding school at Farm
S. Dennis Mrs Charles Marsh and Douglas Marsh.
STANFORD f Conn were the I guests r Of Mrs
Glover and family, of Brooklyn took up the occu-
Washington Durbrow, of New-York is the guest Of
Mrs. Jasper Lynch at Lynch Hall DR.. and Mrs.
mas at Cleveland, where ten brothers and sisters
at a. fmy Mon sr MISS BssSe Grouse
Inn Allen Child is home from Johns Hopkins Uni
MEfrsity M speGnd6g his vacation with his mother
Club attractions next week will include New
Dwight NJ. Harris and d mixed foursome tourna-
ment on Tuesday at the Country Club. At the Golf
Club of Lakewood handicap tournament will be- |
gin on Monday. with qualifying round to be COM
pleted Tuesday.
Laurel l-in-the- Pines registrations MIR. and
MIS-. John n; Washburn and family. Cornelius n. |
Bliss. Miss Bliss Mr. and Mrs. Charles d. Freeman !
Mr and Mrs. H. S. Black, Mrs. George A. Fuller |
Mr. and Mrs Gustave Baumann Mrs. Paul Armt- |
age. Mr. and Mrs. A; Frank Richardson, Miss |
Beatrice Richardson, Mr.. and Mrs. George H. |
Couttes and family. Mrs. T.. Fl. Weatherbee Miss |
Weatherbee, Hicks Wea therbee. Mr.. and Mrs H |
Broesel, Mr.. and Mrs L. D. Rawlston Mr. and |
Mrs. w II. Rawlston, Mrs Frank Tilford the
Misses Tilford, Mrs. Howard Maxwell and family |
Mrs. Frederick j. de Peyster, Miss f. {; de pew |
ster Mr.. and Mrs l. l. sturgis, the Misses Sturgis
and Louis Rodney Berg, all of New-York and Mr. |
and Mrs. ID. Morrtce of Montreal
Lakewood Hotel arrivals-Leonard Lewisohn, Mr.. |
and Mrs. r. J. Hughes. Charles Seymour Mr. ana
Mrs Alfred de CordOva, Mr.. and Mrs ~ w Van
Week, Mr. and Mrs. :. G. Seligman Cecil SeIigman
j. ]. Madigan. Mr.. and Mrs. 5 W PECK Mrs
James Selisman. William Rogers Mr. and Mrs IN |
X Burras Mrs. s. c. Cory Miss Felicia Farley |
Marks. James Bickerton, Mr.. and Mrs. W s Cole