New-York tribune., 1905-01-29
DAYS At LAKEWOOD.
WaH around the Lake IN the SnOw
-Many Entertainments.

Phipps, of New-York. who was Andrew Car
negie's partner in the steel business Joined Mrs
Phipps at the Lakewood Hotel this week and
during his stay here he devoted much of his
time to the consideration OF plans for the model
tenements which he is to build in New-York.
He came to Lakewood from Philadelphia, and
his presence there gave rise to the report that he
intended to extend his model tenement philan-
thropy to Philadelphia and also Allegheny his
birthplace When asked about this in the lobby
of the Lakewood Hotel, where he sat chatting
with Nathan Straus. Mr.. Phipps held up his
hands depreeatingly. Il am a modest man and
dread newspaper publicity he said You
must excuse me from answering questions"
Mr.. and Mrs Phipps live very quietly at the
Lakewood and take no part in the social life
of the resort.
Many of the society women OF Lakewood are
patronesses of a vaudeville and musical enter
tainment which is to be given by the Boys
Club of Lakewood in the theatre of the Lake
wood Hotel next Tuesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs Warren Ellis. of New-York gave
a dancing party for children in the ballroom OF
the Lakewood Hotel Thursday afternoon to
celebrate the birthday anniversary Of their
daughter Grace
Mrs. Kingdom has entertained great deal at
Georgian Court this week. A musical and tea.
which she gave on Saturday. one of the
important affairs OF the social card of the week
The Lakewood Hotel Orchestra played at the
musical Bishop Scarborough. ofNthe diocese
of Trenton. was Mrs. Kingdoms guest over Sun
day. and she gave dinner in his honor on Sat
urday evening. A luncheon whish she gave on
Wednesday was another interesting affair.
Among her guests on this occasion were Mrs.
NJ. A Worth Mrs. Henry Lloyd Herbert, Mrs.
Francis d. Beard. Mrs. Edward Ernest Mat
thews, Mrs. James C. Patterson, Mrs W. r.
Bynner, Mrs. W. Ross Proctor and Miss Agnes
Davis.
A fine team of roadsters was sent down from
New-York this week for the use of Mrs. Cleve-
land, who is staying at the Lakewood Hotel
Among the patrons Of the Laurel House who
have brought horses from their private stables
to Lakewood are Mrs J. c. Goodrich Harry
Suydam. Arthur RyIe, w. ". Card and DR.. Paul
T. Kimball
A fudge" party helped to pass a pleasant
evening for patrons of the Laurel House one OF
| the stormy evenings this week. Mrs. Elhrtdge
| Gerry Roberts was the hostess, and she was
assisted by Mr.. and Mrs. philip Rhinelander.
Mrs. Ryle, Harry Suydam ana Andrew j.
Murphy.
| John B. Mcdonald Of New-York who is soon
| to begin the construction of more subways for
| the metropolis, is enjoying a rest at Lakewood
He played golf every day until the storm put
stop to that pastine. He is staying at the
| Laurel-in-the- Pines. where Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
ward Huntington Fallows are among recent ar
rivals.
| Mr.. and Mrs. A. ". Webster, of New-York
| and Mr. and Mrs. James Hardness of Brooklyn,
| are staying at Bartlett Inn.
Among the New Workers who are at the
| Palmer House are Mr. and Mrs. W. ]. Howey
| and Mr.. and Mrs Charles F. BOstwick.
| F1oundering through the snow which lay
| foot deep in the pines more than a score of en-
| thusastic pedestrians started out after the
| blizzard had abated on Thursday to tramp
| around the lake. They had to make a path
| through the drifts, and they found this great
| fun. After these hardy pioneers had made a
| trail, scores of other outdoor enthusiasts fol-
| lowed in the course of the day, and by nightfan
| there was a well worn track through the drifts.
| This walk around the lake is an important part
! of the Lakewood regime, and the newly arrived
visitor is told that he must make the four mile
/ Journey at least once day. Those who heed
| the advice become enthusiastic over the benefits
| they derive from the exercise. and. as was
| shown this week. blizzard could not deter
| them from making the journey.
After enjoying two weeks vacation at Mr..
| GOuld's shooting preserve at High Point, n. c..
Mr.. and Mrs George J. Gould and their son Jay
| and Mrs. William A Hamilton arrived home
Mrs Irving T. Bush gave a children's party
| on Wednesday for her young daughter, whose
| birthday anniversary 1t More than forty
| young members OF the cottage colony braved
| the storm TO attend the party. The Bush home,
| which is opposite the entrance to Georgian
| Court, turned over TO the youngsters for
| their games, and, after a magician had mysti-
| fed them with his tricks. birthday supper was
| served.
| The Amateur GIee Club of New-York gave a
| concert at the Country Club of Lakewood last
| evening. A club dinner preceded the entertain
| ment The glee club is composed of male sing
/ ers, many of whom soloists in New-York
| churches
| The Misses Preston's dancing class met at the
Laurel House Monday afternoon. The class
| is under the patronage of Mrs George j. Gould.
| and three of her children, Misses Vivian and
| Edith and Master George ]. Gould, jr.. are men,
bers.
| a concert for the benefit of the 7. NJ. c. A. is
| to be given at the Laufel-in-the-Pines on Sat
| urday evening. A song recital which given
| at the Laurel-in-the-Pines Friday evening by
| Nine. Elizabeth Leonard and Clifford Wiley
| drew a large audience of music lovers
! Miss Amelia B. Hollsnback and Miss judith
| G. Hollenback of Brooklyn visiting friends
| at the Laurel-in- -the-Pines.
/ Among the Philadelphians who are enjoying
! a midwnter vacation at Lakewood are Mr.. and
| Mrs Dan II. Carstairs and Miss E. B. Carstairs.
| who have apartments at the Lakewood Hotel
/ and John W. Allison and H. T. Bruan. who are
| at the Laurel-in-t the-PineS.
| Among the Brooklyn people at the Palmer
| House Mrs. William NJ. Wilcox, Walter H
/ Crag and John H. Morris.
| Brooklyn people have formed a large proper
| tion of the arrivals at the Lexington. the Man
| haitian, the Towers and Oak Court this week At
| all these hotels bookings are being made for
| the February holidays.
MEETING OF HUXLEY LEAGUE.