New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-12-25
LAKFWOOD FESTIVITIES.
Some Items of Holiday Week Pro
.grammc-ThrongS of Visitors.

.orammc-ThrongS of Visitors.
lakewood. \. J., Dec. 2l-one of the items of the
social card for holiday week is musical and tea
10 be given by the Womens Ala society o1 All
Saints Memorial Church next Thursday afternoon.
Mrs Samuel S Beard has thrown open one OF her
cottages fer The affair and many prominent society
women viii assist. The purpose OF the entertain
nent is 10 raise money to apply on the debt Oh the
parish house The reception committee mcIudes
Mrs lanes C Patterson Mrs. Samuel S. Beard,
Mrs Francis D. Beard Mrs. w. r. Bynner' MISS
Gertrude Leslie Mrs. Charles L. Lndley, Mrs Mary
Kingdom. Mrs. George J. Gould. Mrs Edward
Ernest Matthews Mrs I. Ross Proctor and Mrs
Clarence II. Roof. Mrs. William A. Hamilton ana
Mrs Henry Lloyd Herbert will pour tea
An entertainment for children will be n diversion
Of holiday week a. the Laurel House There viii
he Informal dancing during the week, and the New
Years ball viii be held week from Monoay'
There VIII be a special programme Of Christmas
music tomorrow evening. Among the Newly orkers
who VIII spend the Christmas holidays at the
Laurel House are Mr.. and Mrs Henry > harper
Judge r. Morgan Olcott Colonel George Harvey
and Frederick A. Duneka.
The New Years bail at the Laurel-in-the-P!nes
VIII take Place next Saturday evening. Mrs.
Charles l. CIapp. OF Network. who is among the
holiday arrivals. win he Joined hy her grandson
Francis Robertson. o. Yale. Nj Robertson is
Wen known golfer, and has wen several cups ~
college tournaments
The week of Christmas festivtty at the Lakewood
Hotel VIII open with ball this evening, and all
next week the hotel viii be gay with entertain
ments and dances. The cottageTs have neeh N
zj-sl to The New Years BAH, which will be the
orf-,jratins event Of the week Of Eayety The col
lego bows who are home for the holiday vacation
viii make the place lively, and there VIII be no
lack OF men for the dances
Visitors from such widely distant points as Rio
Janero and Toxic among the holiday arrivals
at the Lakewood Hotel The japanese visitors are
Ny and Mrs r. Is. lima, and from RIO Janeiro
are registered AIr. and Mrs. Macmillan Narasco
Tennis enthusiasts among the patrons of the
Lakewood Hotel have planned an indoor tennis
tournament Cor holiday week. Play in the singles
viii begin next Monday. a squash tournament Tor
women will be another feature
Iakewood's population has been trebled this week
bv the crowds Of holiday visitors that have poured
here. All the hotels are filed, and the cottaSers
are entertaining house parties galore.
Plans are being made for an ice carnival on Lake
Carasaljo in holiday week. Warren HaTdenbergh'
who is an enthusiast outdoor sports, has aroused
q lively interest in the project. The lake will be
scrapcd for q mile. half mile and quarter mile
races and fancy skating contests in the afternoon
skaters in FANCY costumes R0nfres VIII be lighted
At points along the shore to supply warmth as well
Tie Boys Club of Lakewood entertained it, its
friends ~ tea ana IHIslGa one iLtSS
He5il Mrs IRWIN HoWeH lance p0Iseu o 5niis'
and Miss Haines, assisted by, MISS Eorn 9 u!
schwartz, poured The mandolin club played IN
,TfS grst Of a series Of entertainments at the
Country Club on Monday evening VIII be preceded
~ 5-i3 IIf5I1nfnce viii be gwen There viii bo
& matinee for the children in the afternoon .
Patrons OF the Laurel Rouse iHG tIauIt t- ne
Pqf5 4 56a5 Pl Rosf h'e' Gus S'I l-s "
rivals at tho Observation-Disclosures include d, n:
McAIpin % w. N. Vance, Miss Sturgeon. Miss
. S ~ Vaner and Miss b. thinner Of Ger
InautoWn. at the Laurel House Tor brlet
John McCarty and Richard Regain and Senator
Bradley. Of Brooklyn, are recent arrivals at the
Kiss 85elafde Wrisley. of Vassar College, is
dng TIE qhrsts y@o@ &c To6 S he ,o9ed her
sister Mrs 3. H. Sanders. at the Lexington this
Holiday arrivals at the clifton Oak Court;
oI M Ile I'm nv, Ira1-ioIls season
ana these houses are enjoying prosperous pat
among late arrivals from New-York and Brook
y IaieWood HoteiDSIr and Mrs Julian Mitchell
Mr.. and Mrs A. DE C'Jrdova. Mr.. and Mrs NaTuna
De cordoya- Ebert B. Hamlin. Q. H. Corsa. Mr.
Mrs Philip Lehman. William Z. Lauer, Mr.. and
Lft udwig 5r to s. Meyers. Mrs. G King Charles
y. De Forest Mr.. and Mrs. Constable. Ralph T.
L. Cope. Helen Buch, DIT. Howard Dandy, Mrs.
h2 S aS Miss e ~ safhs N Mrs w Men
and MI and Mrs. Arthur J. Sanvi!le. of New-York,
and G H. Callahan = MIS- Elizabeth Meyer ana
Laurel House-john " Grant. e. A Odds f. V.
ard A. Colby DR.. b. D. Sheedy. Mrs. Harrison Gray
J. IL foWer5 -' Mrs George Fisher Mr. and Mrs
J. II. Sherman. Henry A Roosevelt, Louis Smyth,
Alr. and Mrs Andrew Fletcher IT., J. L. Drum
mond and Joseph S Stout. of New-York, and
Simeon 2. Chittenden and Albert c. Doane. Of
Brooklyn.
Laurel-in the Pines-AIr and Mrs. James shewan,
Mr.. and Mrs D. Henry Smith Miss Eunice Terry.
Frederick Terry, Charles G. Weiss. Mr.. and Mrs. W.
c. p. Clifford, Mr. and Mrs Charles P. Yeager Mrs.
Z. Lawrence Godkin Of New-York. and T. ELDERS.
OF Brooklyn
Palmer House-T Pancoast Dixie, Mrs. s. W.
Pearson Miss Pearson and Mr.. and Mrs. F. X.
Turner. Of New-York and Howard Clarke. Of
Brooklyn.
Bartlett Inn-B. II. Vaughan, Mr.. and Mrs. r. +.
Winsmore william 1appan, James r. Tinker,
Joseph McDermott, i. J. O'Brien and Miss J. Z.
Boyd. Of New-York.
I.enox-Nrs Joseph Levy, 3 S. Miller. S. Miller.
Mr.. and Mrs. L +. Buchner and NJ L, stock;
Mrs. s Kohn. Mr.. and Mrs Joseph Steiner and
daughter and 2 n MIchaels