New-York tribune., 1905-01-08
LAKEWOOD;S .CARNIVAL.
Chief EUent of MidzCinter Season to
Take Place This Week.

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Lakewood. N. j.. Jan. I (SpeciaD.-The ice carni-
val, which promises TO be the chief event OF the
midwinter season. Is scheduled for next Friday
afternoon and evening. The cold snap this week
has made new field of ice on Lake Carasajo, and
when the work Of clearing awsy the snow is fin
ished everything will be ready for the carnival
events. The children will have part in the after
| noon programme. A hockey game auadrlles and
fancy skating events have been arranged for their
benefit In the evening the lake will be Illuminated
with electric lights. colored lanterns and Greek
fire. The event Of the evening will be the fancy
costume quadrille in which more than one hun
dred skaters will participate.
Mrs. James G. Patterson entertained coterte of
bridge whist players at luncheon this week, and of
course, bridge was played afterward. Among the
players Mrs. John Moller, jr.; Mrs. Mary A.
Worth Mrs. W. r. Bynner Mrs. W. f. Smith.
Mrs Howard and Mrs. Francis d. Beard. Another
bridge gathering this week entertained by
Mrs w. r. Bynner. Her guests were Mrs. Ed
ward Ernest Matthews Mrs. James G. Patterson,
| Mrs Mary A. Worth. Mrs. Mary Kingdom. Miss
Agnes Davis. Mrs. George A. Ellis and Mrs Hub
BILE.
IN honor of Mrs George A. Ellis. who was one
OF last seasons brides. Miss Agnes Davis gave
tea afternoon this week.
More than four hundred life insurance agents,
| each of whom has written at least $4,000 worth
Of insurance in the last year, to be entertained
| at the Lakewood Hotel next week at the expense
of one of the big companies a reward for
all parts of the continent and some from Europe
| next Tuesday. Special trains will convey them to
Lakewood Tuesday afternoon. Three floors OF
| the big Lakewood Hotel have been reserved for
| them. 1t will not be all play for the insurance
men while they here. The company has ar
| ranged various entertainments for them but most
of the time will be devoted to serious work. There
are TO be three business sessions each day in the
| assembly room Of the hotel which has been espe-
ciay decorated for the occasion. and at these ses
eiOr will HSfe
| of the company on insurance problems.
Patrons of the Lakewood Hotel gave glad well
| come 10 the year at the annual holiday ball
on Monday evening The ballroom decorations were
in green and red The cotillon was danced, Charles
| Munter, of New-York. leading with Miss Cyrille
Aronson. The favors in this dance were fans for
| the women and fancy hats for the men, Supper
| was served at midnight in the main dining room.
Amateur theatricals afforded pleasant entertain
ment for the Lakewood Hotels holiday patrons
| who kept indoors stormy day this week
The hotel theatre held crowded audience on this
| occasion Miss Rose Namm. daughter of Mr.. and
| Mrs. A. I. Namm. Of Brooklyn, who is talented
elocutionist contributed monoOgues and recitations
| and also took part in a one-act couAdetta which
| Sol Bloom. a song publisher. concocte&Sfor the
casion. 1.-.
| John D. Rockefeller came TO Lakewood this week
TO play golf and to visit his infant granddaughter
| Muriel Mccormick who is staying here with her
nurse at the Dashiel cottage, in Sixth-st. The Nc
| Cormick baby has been we'll and it at the
| suggestion Of Mr.. Rockefeller that her parents
| sent her TO Lakewood. Mr. and Mrs. Mccormick,
| who staying in New-Y this winter. make
two three visits TO Lakewood each week and
| they have noted most satisfactory Improvement
! in the baby's health. 'E,
Mr. Rockefeller played two rounds of golf at
| his private links the Ocean-ave. Boulevard on
! Saturday with his friend E. NJ. Johnson. New.
9 York lawyer Mt @ @R9ckefeller was beaten by 2
b ns N an 9oe trca
|
! Mccormick. carefully bundled up in her perambu-
when the service was over. The child ciapped her
hands at sight Of her grandfather and his face re-
| and were with the baby and Mr.. Rookie
Nine stoffregen and Claude A Cunningham, Of
New York; gave e piano and an song recital at the
tainment in the series ior the season Tea was
r c5aFrs the H 5ey by n9 9s Mrs HeRT "A S
were were the the hqstesses @ 8, at the entertainment.
spent the hodays at the aqrei House. Rhe
were 1Sined by their son. Henry Disston Carpenter
The, New Years ball at the Laurel House was
Was Wn b he ane
supper was served in the dining room Among the
dancers dan N1 were : MI and Mrs Frederic Galatn, Mr..
Erederc G Potter Robert G. Cooke and Charles
| Among the Brooklyn people who spent the holi-
days at Lakewood were Mr. and Mrs. ]. o. Horton
TegsereG Me at
T6aye G Hofs and aGee Mfs and M f amas nas
| Church. who were at the Laure-in-the-Pines and
AND ho ne soouAn 09R m tb and s Gdy
Bartlett Inn enjoyed thriving holiday patronage,
R nfe 10 and Pc Henfg pson
The ho~se 6 G6ur 1Re Manhaap Cara
sale ssa!jo and the Towers were among the smaller
boarding cottages shared IN the general prosperity
ey s. Pqs New hy
ge1,t Up on Saturday for the tennis match. between
Georgian coHr Professona FoTrese %as tae de
Max Pam of the United States Steel Corporation
has Joined his mother and sisters, who are spend
| ing the season at the Lakewood Hotel.
over New Years n 1s5!ae1 hond4 Of her
Kiss Mss voes Mss Ef3 HTsy Her guests
Edwards. Wiimot Wheeler and Nell Benham. Of
Mrs. Clark Culver. Of New-York, and her daupb-
ter Katherine are visiting friends at the Laul u
Clark. of Montana. - ''"1'of
a Paul Keith. q Boston. joined his parents. Mr.
week Mr.. Keith received as birthday gift from
As appreciation for his services for many years
as secretary G OF the Country Club Of Lakewood the
| with handsome diamond horseshoe pin this week
The pTesen{ation Sc @ was made informally by Shepard
Mr. and Mrs. Elbridge Gerry Roberts Of New
day FOR Mr. and Mrs Philip Rhnea05Sse On Mon
TT;,,Bull h Bull William B. Jenkins and Mr.. and Mrs
Late ar arrivals i from New York ana Brooklyn at
Lakewood HoteiNWaiter LeWisohR: %lV1S5 Frederick
LLewissoRRG Lds RT4 Mr. and and Mrs Il A Kayser Martin II
Goldfoge Miss Stella freeman MON MT and enTy Mrs. a
Miss May Tnsen Lewis T May MS M j. ahG MGifGs ms
John Bogsrt. Jerome C. Mayer. NJ. J. Colgan Lewis
Mrs =. D. Lancaster; Mr. and Mrs Herman Nor
aG4 arhu2 oroS 4 qnS e and ns MRS Is H0rtG9
Mrs Emma Crane, Mr. and Mrs, Samuel Kerr, Mr..
Abram Max Byck Mr. and Mrs John Vincent. 1t.'e Mr'
ana A mrs. Daniel II Rooms Charles W Plumb Miss