New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1901-12-22
HOLIDAYS AT LAKEWOOD.
gT-sY PREPARATIONS FOR CHRISTMAS
FESTIVfTIES-A SINGING CLUB Or
CANNED ENTERTAINMENTS
AT THE HOTELS.

49,. ana ,,,,rnoses IFS the night before Christmas
in Lakewood. and the streets of the oFohnaii'y
quiet resort filled with busiie ana acliEl's
and everybody has bundle The Christmas uee
industry and the holly and evergreen booths are
doing a thriving trade and all manner OF correc'
euuipages dash about from SHOP 10 shop IN t"e
search FOR htting souvenirs 10 seho 10 u'S'a'-'
friends
With the plans for the happiness Of others near
and far filing the public mind. there has been
little time or thought for social pleasure. yer u
an extent the usual reference has been PAID 10
the social as well the sportive side OF hfe IN
this resort.
Both clubs had open doors and prize coInPe'i-
lions for the golf enthusiasts on Saturday, anu
good numbers enjoyed the hospitality CT each. AT
the Golf Club Of Lakewood John MolIer' IT, ana
G. l. Fielder were prize winners. and al the
Country Club Horace Waters was successful III
the days contest
on the same afternoon Miss Anne Dashiell pless-
autly entertained friends at the largest afternoon
tea of the season her Madison-ave. home being
filled with seventy-ive or more persons VINO WEI {
received by the hostess. with the assistance VI
the Misses Ferris Miss Anna Beard and MISS
Davis. Mrs. c. p. Butler and Mrs w u ochaui-
fer presided at the sanovar
On Monday evening the music lovers OF the
place turned out in large numbers to perfect 'ie
organization voted at the previous week lneeiIns
The Singing Club of Lakewood was: formed ar,
ticles and regulations. were adopted and the fot-
lowing officers elected: President, arthur w
Emerson; vce-president, Dr. w. e. Shauner' SET
rotary Miss Caroline Gardner; treasurer, Charles
7 Parmentier: executive -eornittee. DaNiu D.
T,lurner Samuel S Taylor and Walter obearS'
librarian Charles H. Ennis. The club VIII peeih
on Monday December 80, a series OF zen re
hea-sals under the direction of j. Henry Mchii-
lev of New-YoIk and close the season WIN d
public concert a chorus OF MY 10 STAY '--9
assured.
A handkerchief sale at a.: Saints Memorial
Church isv the Childrens Auxiliary OF me -auieS
Aid Society was announced on Tuesday by clever
ATis
and the affair proved a gratifying success
Also IN the line Of church Entertainment was
the benefit programme given In the LaNe~oou
Hotel theatre on Friday evening The diversion
was of a musical and humorous nature, anu wa"
IN aid of the Church of St. Mary of the Lake.
CHURCH SERVICES TO-DAY
All the Sunday schools of place in addition
90 the MANS fer Christmas celebrations, are col
lecting and shipping boxes Of toys canu I IS s
clo+linr to the children Of various hospitals anu
homes. ,, 49,.
sunday will be generally observed by special flu.
s,sI Drorrarnnes At All Saints the order OF the
morning service will be as follows:
venite Tours ours
Te ieum in b minor. s B16K
I3enedctus SI,ross
5ertory iiaii to The hionsrch Aa5f59n
S5IoTia in chan'
At the Presbyterian Church, the Rev & +, But
Ter will preach The Child Jesus IN the a una. |
this order:
Organ ofertory Patiste
Gloria IN Excelsis -concone
Inns e4 4 sTq a1 Of King. .Neidlinger
iisfR8nsSss4 So, = -1'''S i'N' y e,u,,mans
The choir organizations follow: All Saints'-Mrs
A D LIppincott, of New-York, soprano; MISS |
Emma Pounds. contralto: David b Pluner tenor
charles E. Durham barytone and director; A. B.
p-aSf0z rprf2 m A. w
Emerson soprano; Miss Persis Thompson, con-
tralto: Arthur X. Emerson, tenor and director; }.
George Lydecker, Of New-York. harytone; George
w Needham, organist-
All the large hotels of the place will cover the
holiday term with special attractions. 10 which the
cottagers will as usual be cordially welcomed
which in part accounts for the fact that mousse
PARTY festivities will be almost entirely informal.
The Laurel House, which consolidates its orcnes-
ira with that Of the Laurel-in-the-Pines will give
special daily concert programmes at the usual
morning hour, -'marionette" bill by New-fork
entertainer in the music Christmas Day
evening and the grand annual ball on TUESDAY
evening, December 81
The Laurel-in-the-Pnes. having the service of
the same orchestra, will give daily afternoon con-
certs with informal dancing ia the evening OF each
day. This house will give its annual ball on
"Wednesday evening. January /
The Lakewood Hotel has scheduled entertain
nnent for its theatre on Friday evening. with in
formal dancing on Saturday evening, and It's grand
vice Of ocioeS tea in the palm room has become
a fixture, ana after the holidays series of Sat
In all the smaller hotels the holiday ohservances
cheer and jollity. Hotel Lenox, the Palmer House
Oak Court. the Lexington and The Towers are
tented guests are IN each case expecting the mer-
riest kind Of q Merry Christmas
ison-ave. home over the holidays her son. Edward
Wilson, of Baltimore and Mrs. w g. Morris, OF
and Mr.. and Mrs Henry 4 James were among
Hose attending the New-York dog show this week
Conn, are occupying the Tonplins cottage, Forest
and Fft Mrs valentine S M Marsh Tshen and l Miss
Of Mrs. A Marsh. at her Forest-ave: home Mrs.
J HOPKINS Of Amherst st. Mass has Just con-
Fifth-st- DR.. Schaufler attended q New-forh meet
ing Of the Medical Association on Monday even
ing contributing q paper on a professional topic
AT THE HOTELS
Among-fhe registrations at the hotels of Lake
wood for the week are:
Lakewood Hotel Mr.. and Mrs s. E Enrich,
sonars s EsO4 M. MI and M5s b9gs Ns %
Steiman MIS- Allan Macnamshten' II G. Hemming,
Mrs. r. Wemple Mrs /. V Broome, J. NJ Moos.
H saF MenhaTd MoTfo eS Ms9 1 Mn and Mrs
!. W. Stockwen. Mrs. Leo Schlesinger, Mrs S. ].
ser. Joseph Jones Mrs and Mrs Isaac Untermyer
Miss Keogh NJ. Simon. l. Bach. Jesse Herrf Mr..
1hq M EeroT gre and Mrs Samuel cTeenbeum
r. Ehrenberg, Matthew Callahan. Frank Callahan,
M and and Mrs chariss ase Mrs willard Deane
and Charles Munter. all of New-York.
yenler, Mr., and Mrs, Hem, Henry G Stevens. W: Van
Hei mir a2d Ms d Eays and fan 1sey
Mr.. and Mrs; C I1edyard Blair Mrs, Charles L,
Them aasp F. Greacen Mr. and Mrs S r Galloway.
TrowbTidge Galloway, Miss May Galloway, Evans
r Dick, Miss Clara Fairman, c. R. Clifford. Mr.:
Mrs. George D; Gross Mrs. McCoskry Butt, Mr..
lows Mrs P. c. Costello F @. Patterson. Mr.. and