New-York tribune., 1901-04-14
LAKEWOOD FESTIVITIES.
THE LATE SEASON GAY WITH WEDDINGS
AND DANCES-NEW-YORK
AT THE RESORT.

Lakewood Y j. April i3 (SpeciaD-Easter Sun
day. as usual filled Lakewood to its utmost ca
pacity and, while the day was Disappointing 10
MANY from the weather point OF view, IL WaS
nassed very pleasantly although quietly The de-
parture following Easter was less heavy than IN
nrevo,,s wears and promise of larger and later
spring season than ever before Is being wei oorhe
out The Laurel House holds its rooms steaulI5
full with waiting lists of good numbers, ana 'he
Iaurel-in-the-P Pines is running far ahead or the
accommodating neriod last season. The coming
tournaments are undoubtedly TO be created with a
steady volume OF applications from soiIerS anu
polo mon for later in April and May at ooth
houses The Palmer House and the Lexington are
also liberal sharers in the oeihaho ioi '0' "
commodations. XAA
weddings have engrossed the attenaouNS all in
Iakewood's social circles this week The weoolhs
on Tuesday of Miss Mary Malevilie Mcclellan ana
DIR Frederic Hollis Howard was n largely attended
Junction The church decorations were peculiarly
original and beautiful with profuse display OF
danodiis and palms The ceremony was performed
by the brides father. the Rev. Dr. CharleS H. NC
Clellan for twelve years pastor Of the church ana
the Rev Dr. A. II. Dashiell and the Rev Court
Iardt y Butler past and present clergynnen IN
charge Of the parish. assisted Ihe nrdai
marty included the maid OF honor. MISS lSaoel FER
rs and seven bridesmaids. the list including MISS
Mary G. S,ockly Miss Nj. Elsie Davis. Miss Mary
9 rarr,s md Miss Anne r. Dashiell. of Lakewood;
Miss Rose E. Spence of Atlantic city; Miss Edith
King of New-York. and Miss Lille T. vance OF
Wheeling, w Va. The bridegroom : pest man was
n brother Philip Eugene Howard. OF Philadeiphla.
o,d the usbers were Ienerts NJ Dasher and
Archibald D Davis, OF Lakewood; Charles l. Mar
vim of New-York; Dr. Aobert NJ wilson samuel
Palmer and Charles G.. Trumhull. or Fhiiaoeipha.
and William NJ. Vance. of Wheeling. After the
ceremony all ont of guests were invited TO a
wedding breakfast at the Mcclellan home in Madi-
son-ave.
Another Lakewood engagement was announced
st the wedding breakfast on Tuesday when IL was
rf1s hfar
of Mr. and Mrs Sherwood B. Ferris. was engaged
TO Charles ingalls, Marvin the son OF the Rev
Dwight Edwards Marvin, a pastor at Asoury PARK
The young man one of the ushers at the
Howard Mcclellan Wedding on TUESDAY NO date
Is given for the wedding.
very enjoyable bridesmaids luncheon was
given in the private dining room of the Laurel
House on Monday by Miss Agnes Helen Davis. the
party including those who had come TO assist in
the Howard Mcclellan nuptias. The table decora-
tions were yellow and white tulips, and those pres
ent were Miss Mcclellan. Miss NJ. Elsie Davis,
Miss Mary c. Stockly. Miss Edith King. Miss Isa-
bel Ferris Miss Rose f. Spence. Miss Anne r.
Dashiell Miss Mary S. Ferris and the hostess.
on Wednesday Miss Dwight closed her
classes in dancing and physical culture. which have
been interesting social feature at the Laurel-in-
the Pines The afternoon programme Included a
cotilon in which forty-eight young people took
part The figures ingeniousy novel and the
favors attractive Many of the latter were silver
souvenirs presented by Mrs. Frank NJ. Freeman
On Easter Monday society promptly resumed the
sayeties cut short by the Lenten season. and a
large and brilliant german was given at the Coun-
try Club in the evening of that day. The cotillon
was led by DR.. Richardson, of New-York. Other
dancers were Mrs. James Converse and Albert Ed
ward Kennedy Mrs. Kennedy and Mr.. Kane, Mrs.
Charles L. Lindley and Dr. Lindley Miss Alice
Lindley and Clarence NJ. Roof. Miss Clarisse Cou-
dert and DR. Paul T. Kimball Mrs. Fowle and
Norman Dyke of Brooklyn: Mrs. Charles II. Con-
verse of Boston. and w. Hampton De Fontaine.
Apa 1arfa nd
Miss Mabelle Canning and Mr. Gilman, Miss Nata-
lie Canning and Walter Stockly. Miss Agnes Helen
and Mr.. Beard. The favors were Easter novelties.
sash ribbons and sweet peas. and a long evening
was most enjoyabIy passed.
RECENT ARRIVALS.
President and Mrs. Franklin Carter. of Williams
College were present the wedding Tuesday.
being guests at the Laurel House. Dr. Isaac Hull
PIatt Of New-York. spent several days of the week
with the Misses Glover, Of Clifton-ave- Miss Edith
King of New-York, entertained by Mrs. Sam
uel S. Beard of Madison-ave.. this week. Charles
l. Marvin of New York. the guest of Mr.. and
Mrs s. B. Ferris early this week. Miss Alice Lind
ley of Montclar, IS visiting her uncle. DR.. Charles
L. Iindley. DR.. and Mrs. Lindley have leased for
another season the Morris cottage. which they now
Laurel House arrivals-Judge and Mrs. Francis
NJ Scott Miss Scott. Miss Margaret S. Scott, Hugh
N. Inman. Mrs w j. De Renne, Miss Aubrey ey De
sraham aaissn igola M2 and Mrs Thomas Denny n
Ropes. Mrs. E. Hutchinson. Miss n Hutehn- him
Ms and Mrs TayIST C. TayST n S Msd and
Mrs W. c. sheldon Mrs. B. E. Bassford Mrs
Fenwick Small Mrs r PunkeWsg ~ Mrs; Mrs. n Niss H
Beatrice How. Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew shand Miss
Hedges: Mrs ~ de g. Eo9fe MIS-, =; ur s'aIed and