New-York tribune., 1901-02-10
CROWDS AT LAKEWOOD.
MANY ENTERTAINMENTS PLANNED
LINCOLN's BIRTHDAY CELEBRA-
TION-RECENT ARRIVALS.

TakeNoOd have comforted themselves over the par
tiaI Encouragement Of plans for outdoor arnuse-
ments in reading OF the more serious discomiortS
Of their friends elsewhere and little or no COM
plaint has been heard. The gale here was sum
ceutly strong discourage golfers. and rlalhs anu
driving have waned in popularity. hut mere were
compensations chief among which was another sea-
son Of good skating which has made the lakes the
point Of chief interest with ice boating as an ac-
ressory. and hundreds make up the stirring pct
ure Of life which is 10 he witnessed there AZ an
hours Of the day and until late I'm the evening
With the advent OF February the gain IN Visit
ing numbers is everywhere noticeable, and there Is
corresponding increase I'm social AFFAIRS MI anu
Mrs Clarence NJ. Roof entertained ouaf'e' ~
their friends at fnVerhrs dinner on oa'u''1S
evening the guests being DR. and Mrs. ChaiIeS ~
rsnslev and Mr. and Mrs. Arthur h. Claim ON
tbe preNious afternoon Mrs. William GRAY schaul-
fer invited friends 10 tea al her Fitth-sL nom,
when she introduced her niece. Miss tllzao',H
Stearns Miss Isabel Ferris presided At the dainuiN
decorated tea table, and those present were MISS
s NJ THton, ~ Laconia, y. h MISS agnes !,
Davis Miss Rhoda Wilkinson. Miss lillian baa-
win Miss Mary Ferris the Misses Dasmell' MISS
Fcca stuart Miss Lillian Grouse. Miss Enzaoe'h
" Leeds and Miss Marguerite Glover.
The Girls Missionary Society of the Presbyterian
church has perfected plans for the hohoaE le'e
which is 10 be given AZ the home OF Mrs. N. %
Leeds in Madison-ave.. next Tuesday Various
booths viii represent American holidays, Win nj
ting decorations and attendants in appropriate
costumes A Christmas table Will contain tan'N
articles and toys, and its attendant VIII pe VoS
tur,ed as a woman of Bethlehem st Valentines
nay table will have the service Of the Queen ol
Hearts who viii sell valentines At Washington :
Birthday table Martha Washington VIII dispose
~ books pictures and pictuse frames. IhahAS-
Fivng Day table viii he served by OuakereSs'
with homemade cake and candy FOR sale The
Goddess of Liberty viii preside at the Fourth OF
July table filling orders for flowers and potted
nlants Labor Day viii be represented by taole
loaded with useful articles, and patrons Will be
served hv a peasant. Tea will be served by Jap
anese naidens. and coffee by a Turkish girl IN
rooms appropriately decorated.
Cottage Personals.-Miiam Faversham. Of the
Empire Theatre company, New-0ork and Mrs.
Faversham are the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs James
Converse al their Forest-ave. home. Miss Malville
Mcclellan returned Saturday from visit 10
willsmstown, Mass. Mr.. and Mrs George b
Glover and Miss Dorothea Glover. of New-Hork,
spent sunday here. Mrs f. p. Ellis. OF NeT-Nork
the recent guest Of the Misses Glover at the
Chestnuts. Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel d. Roe, of White
stone, Long Island, guests Of Mr.. and Mrs
C. A Roe. in Madison-ave.
The two sporting clubs Of Lakewood will have
the usual special programmes for the interest OF
golfers on Mncolns Birthday, and The Country
club has announced a special twenty-five bird
handicap shoot al the traps that day, when
crack shots from several shooting clubs eX-
pected 20 compete for a $50 trophy presented by
Edwin Gould. The annual three day tournament
win begin the golf links OF the Country Club
Thursday, February 81 for governors. consola-
fion and handicap cups, with prizes for the best
gross scores and the runner-up in the handicap.
On Thursday OF week will occur a musical
testimonial 10 Robert s. Pigott, at the home Of
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur B. Clahin, in Lake Drive II
will be an afternoon programme. from TO
O'Clock and those taking part will be Mrs. Francis
Welman (nore generally known Emma Juch)
soprano, who viii he the guest Of Mrs. Clanin:
Harold Mason. of Philadelphia. organist who
has Just returned from his studies in Paris as a
pupil Of Guilmant; Charles Gilbert spross, pianist
and Mr. Pigott
For the Lenten season there are many and di-
Versiiied plans The Women's Aid Society OF All
Saints Episcopal Church will form large Lenten
sewing class, 10 meet each Wednesday and sew
for the poor OF the parish and during that season
two informal teas, with one more elaborate social
function, will be given the proceeds of which will
go 10 further the work OF the class Professor
Robert Turner viii deliver lecture on the Pas
sion Play al the Church OF ST. Mary OF the Lake
ON date in March Yet TO be announced, and will
be assisted by vocal sooists. series of Musical
and Charles Gilbert Spross pianoforte viii deal
with such subjects as Personal "reminiscences Of
Naammy's Bedtime songs ana Stories anu '''0A
Gwilym Niles al the Laurel House on March Is
Mrs. Maldo Richards of Boston, viii entertain on
az evening not yet fixed at the Laurel-in-the-
Pines ana the Princeton Glee and Mandolin clubs
hafe hAed February y as the date OF their annual
Nlst 70 Lakewood, where they have always met
SET are at work upon the dramatization of Gran
I29Ia, wnlch Ihey vii bring out at the Laurel
Lanre-in-t the Pines resistrations-Mrs. Cornelius
n bhSs, Miss Bliss; Commander Leonard Chenery.
> hoe O. " Van Nest; Dr. r. Van Nest. Mr.. and
George R sheldon the Misses sheldon. George e. n
De Wit, Miss Hattie DE Witt Charles H. De Witt
cey, Mr. and Mrs + s Bangs. Robert s Hoit
Miss l. F. Holt; NJ b Holt, q a. Armstrong. Mrs,
Miss Annie Smith A r. Killing Mr. and Mrs Philip
Alfred r. ConllinF. Mr. and Mrs J. II Wakemsn
William Beleen. Mrs NJ A. Frothingham j Henry
Dick Alden r Walker, Harold Walker the Rev
,sreEory Miss Gregory; Hiram Smith. p. c. Smith,
a.ert Bridges Mrs Lansdaie Boardmsn Mrs < y
Dochar1y. Mrs W 5. Wright. Mr. and Mrs l. D.
Robert Bayard Redfeid Miss IS beisno FraHg.s Miss
M Glllet Chandler Robbins. Mrs. r. H Robert
church Albert ilt & Von Ina iassv rs an 5aHeS an yeW w.
York; also Mr.. and Mrs James McLaren. Daniel
Henry Young Mrs J. F. Lloyd Miss Anna slevin
Mr; and Mrs. r. N; Knipe. DIR. r. S Knpe Mr.
BROOKLYN; Mr. and Mrs. Thomas T Doian M and
-SSTss Ms George W Boyd. Philadelphia: Mr. and Mrs
4 ". Ban. Boston; Mr. and Mrs Frank b.
Moy.e MMoyeS W%ashiPstoni % Charles Meyer Miss Louise
lernie J. NJ Richardson. A X. Fernie, Liver
Laurel House registrations1 Rev Dr and
Nrs BODY. MT and Mrs. A. J. wadden Miss wsd-
Badley, Mss ~ X Hadley Mr.. and Mrs John s
Drummona Colonel and Mrs c n Allen Miss
ston; miss EGith ASneg Mr. and Mrs Sam sloan
" stollGs MRS ~ ~ s Nelson & II BEookheld.
s Miss Marjorie Stout Miss II, E, Rally l. c.
Wood. Mrs d Martin. Miss Martin. A. O. Agnew
Mss :. > AgneS: Miss p Y Alchincioss. Mr..
Wheaton Vaughan Frederic Gal attn isarnfs'
Hudson Mr. and ATs II. l. Stimson Mrs Charles
Elder Adams charles Wheeler RaTnes a1 sfs ,,rs -
fhs1nsey 15 Miss ShaunSSsy and Mr. ana Mrs.
Potts, Mrs r. A: Goldsmith. Miss J. z. Harrison