New-York tribune., 1902-02-16
LAKEWOOD'S LIVELY WEEK
COMEDIETTA IN FRENCH UNDER
MRS. GOULDS DIRECTION.

Lakewood. y J. Feb. Is (SpeciaD--In the cottage
homes of Lakewood. well at both great and
small hotels. the week has been lively and
merry one which has given everybody however
wide the variation OF events of interest for
their attention
Lincoln's Birthday. which was looked forward to
with interest by many golfers here brought disap-
pointingly cold weather. and the scheduled event
for the day at the Country Club postponed
until more favorable conditions should encourage
a competitich worthy the high value of the
handsome prizes offered. AS a consequence the
lake covered with hundreds of skaters all
through the day. There were horseback parties
and driving parties. walking parties and bowling
parties but the ice attracted and held the greater
number all day long
one party. quartet OF women who spend
part Of every day in the saddle. made the pleasant
ride TO Toms River on Monday. the riders being
Mrs. Elbridge Gerry Roberts Miss Jessie Murray.
Miss Bowden and Miss Margaret Lyon.
The bowling alleys continue TO hold the favor Of
crowds for a portion of each day, and improving
scores rolled. The Laurel House Bowling Club
having completed tournament has decided
upon another handicap contest. which will
through next week. There will be first and second
prizes, and the handcapping committee includes
William Murray, g. y. Brizse and William ~
Wheeock
Mr.. and Mrs. ". J. Merritt. who are making an
extended stay here gave an elaborate small dinner
at the Laurel-in- the-Pines Monday evening.
the guests being Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Erickson.
ham.
At the Laurel House the same evening Mr..
and Mrs William \. Patton similarly entertained a
party of friends at their table In the private din
ing room which beautifully garnished Their
invited guests were Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. g. Fleming,
Mr.. and Mrs. l. Il. Stillwell, Miss Agnes Helen
Davis and George b. Agnew. on Tuesday Mrs.
Robert Patterson. OF Philadelphia, who Is a
guest of the Laurel. entertained at elaborate
luncheon Mrs. Thomas Porter. Mrs. l. b. Stweu,
H. DE q. Hastings A
Patton.
There quiet wedding at the Church Of st.
Mary of the Lake on Tuesday morning. the bridal
party including Ncw-York people. who were Oak
Court guests James T. Hurley was married TO
Miss O'Donneu by the Rev. Martin Carroll. only
relatives and friends being present The wedding
breakfast was served at the Laurel-in-the-P Pines.
and the party are -prolonging their stay at oak
Court.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles l.. Pack of Cleveland. who
are spending the season in a Forestrave. cottage.
entertained at dinner on Wednesday evening Gen
eral F. r. Thomas. president OF the Erie Railroad.
who. with Mrs. Thomas is the guest OF Mr.. and
Mrs. F. b. Baldwin. in Private Way. Dr. William
+. Cushman has just purchased the Idendahl
cottage, in Fifth-st. and will remodel and occupy
IT. J. W. Heron Of Pittsburg, has also rented the
Bradford l.. Gilbert place, in Madison-ave.
DIR. and Mrs Irwin H. Hance entertained the
Card club at their SeCond-st. home on Tuesday
evening. the following members being present: Mr..
and Mrs T. NJ. +. Mills Miss Leslie. Mrs. w. q.
Schaufiler Miss Rachel SChauffier, Mrs Charles
b. Mills, Miss Eliza e. Foote Miss Florence Hay
den, Miss Agnes Helen Davis. Miss Elizabeth W.
Leeds Miss lone Baldwin, the Misses Marsh, Miss
Marguerite Glover, Westervet Clark. Mr.. Whitney
and Mr.. Stanley.
Mr. and Mrs r. Stuart Miller. associates in the
management OF the Palmer House. entertained a
host of friends Friday evening a special party
of Philadelphians coming down help them cele-
brate the ninth anniversary OF their wedding Mr.
and Mrs Miller assisted in the reception by
Mrs. {. Palmer Cleaver owner of the Palmer
House and Mrs. j. r. Cleaver and a special din
ner. with a souvenir menu and table decorations of
carnations. smax and red shaded candelabra was
served. Music, dancing and a general good time
followed and the visiting party returned to Phila-
deIphia by special train
Social interest in the comedietta ia Poudra
aux Yeux,' which is to be given shortly bv the
children of Lakewood society people at Georgian
Court under Mrs. George Jay GouId-s personal
direction, Is on the Increase and a number will
come from New-York and Philadelphia 10 witness
its presentation The play 10 be given In French
and five OF the Gould children will carry parts the
east being as follows NJ. Frederic Ratlnnis King
don Gould; Dr. Maingear Jay Gould: Robert
Goddard White; Meaquignon. George Jaw CouId
jr; Constance. Ratinois's wife Dolly lynch.
Blanche. Malingears wife, Vivien Gould; Mar
guerite Malingear's daughter, Marjorie Could |
Alexandrine. a chambermaid Beatrice Clahfn
Sophie cook Hope Hamilton
the arrivals OF the week include the following.
laurel-n-the-Pi -Pines-Mr. and Mrs A ID Keller
William Gibson. jr Mr. and Mrs A. J. simnson
Miss Gutter. Mrs. Ill. ID. Polhemus Miss Miller