New-York tribune., 1905-01-01
HOLIDAYS AT LAKEWOOD
VII Wind Up soith the Nesc Yeoy,,
Balls Monday Eveu;ng

New Year at the Lakewood Hotel and the I.arre,
House on Monday evening. The cottage oo,o,,
has been invited 70 both the events ana ,,,sn',
will go from one dance 20 the other Patrons
OF the LaO'el III the Fines danced the old year
out and the new year In tonight
LakewOod's enjoyment OF sleightng vvas 49,.
and the shift from runners to wheels v,ss ,,,-zI
very quickly this week The golfers ha,,a -,
coined the change in the weather which MAJ.
4 possible TO get around the links once 49,
Holiday tournaments began to-day ar the ro,,,o
F7orest links. and at the Country Club OF Ts,,s-
wood and viii continue over Monday. Hapd,-
cap and sweepstakes events will draw a Iarea
aeld OF sportomen TO the shooting grounds of
the Lakewood Gun Club and to the Lakewood
Country Clubs traps.
Mr and Mrs. Frederick Burnett OF New-Yorl,
who are spending the season at the Lakewood
Hotel gave a Christmas tree party at the hotel
on Monday for their daughter GLADYS rba
tree was set up in their apartments ana vras
Illuminated with tiny incandescent bulbs Az
the Laurel House Mrs. Harry King, OF pits
burg. had Christmas tree for her friends. Mrs
Margaret JamisOn. of Pittsburg, had g tree for
her guests. who included Miss Arbuckle misc
~ A. Jamison. Charles a. Jamison and Mrs
Merriner. Mr. and Mrs. NJ. J. Mulaueen. of
New-York had tree for their children.
Patrons Of the Lakewood Hotel are LOOKING
will 1aa
one Of the AFFAIRS Of the Lakewood season opa
everybody is making great preparations for r.
The display of gowns and Jewels on this occa-
sicn viii be elaborate. The ballroom, Of tho
hotel will be decorated with evergreen branches
10 resemble a forest scene. and the orchestra will
be screened behind a row OF pine trees on the
stage. IN addition 10 the usual numbers. the
dancing program -ae viii include serpentine
and favor dances. and q new dance La Trouba-
dour" which has recently been introduced as q
novelty. II is a combination of a minuet and
tWostep. The cottage colony will turn out for
this affair. and seated supper will be served
Rt midnight
A whist party with twenty-five tables In play
enlivened things for women patrons Of the
Lakewood Hotel. who were shut in by rainy
weather one afternoon this week. The-.affair
arranged by Mrs. Henry Alexander and
Mrs. David Price, of New-York The tables
were set in the ballroom and tea was served
RfterBard.
Holiday visitors enjoyed vaudeville and NOV
ing picture entertainment in the theatre OF the
Lakewood Hotel last evening. Coon songs
sting il German by Miss Ivy Schuyler made
one Of the hits Of the evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nathan Straus have been stav-
ing AT the Cleveland cottage over the holidays
The cottage was known as THE Little White
House" as il was the seat Of government on the
occasions when President Cleveland visited
Lakewood IN his first administration. It is situ-
sted IN the pines. e short distance from the
Lakewood Hotel
Edward n. Tailor. OF New-Yorlz, was among
The holiday visitors at the Lakewood Hotel
Miss Rose Namm. daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
A ]. Nsrnn. OF Brooklyn. who is staying at the
Lakewood Hotel over the holidays with her
mother and sister. is q talented elocutionist and
musician.
Miss agnes BOldt Of New-York is visiting
friends ct the Laurel House over the holidays
Mr. and Mrs Jonkeer van Swinderen, of
Washington are spending their honeymoon at
The Laurel in the Pines
Marshall Field, jr., Of Chicago Joined his wife
snd children at the Laurel in the Pines for a
brief stay this week.
Nine Melba, Of the Metropolitan Opera Com
pany is staying at the Laurel in the Pines
Where Josef Holman is among late arrivals.
mayor and Mrs. Mcclellan spent the Christ
mas vacation at Seton Inn. Mr.. and Mrs. Selden
Bacon are also staying there. Mrs Bacon is
knoEn In the literary world as Josephine Dodge
Daskam.
The Palmer House, Oak Court, Lexington and
the CaTasalto have been well patronized by
AeW-Hork and Brooklyn folks over the holi-
Beeehwood Villa. the Arcadia, the Towers. the
Clifton and the Manhattan have shared in the
3oyed for the holidays.
Following the visit Of a party Of New-York
capitalists 10 Lakewood this week, the announce
Ihehl WAS made that q branch railroad 10 con-
meet Lakewood with the Pennsylvania system
vas TO be constructed. The names Of the men
interested in the project were not revealed. but
tAe statement was made by a member Of the
party that the road would be built by a syndi-
Ss1e and would be operated by the Pennsylvania.
- Is proposed TO connect with the Pennsylvania
f-a. f,lT a. Nhltings' dftanee Of eighteen miles
DR.. W c. schaufl4, Clarence NJ Roof.
enepdrd Knapp de Forest and other members
Q. The committee Of cottagers who have charge
Q! t2e arrangements for the ice carnival have
Planned 10 have fancy costume skating events
Won VI the evening Of the carnival. The lake is to
ee lighted up by rows OF electric lights strung
rom shore TO shore. Bcnfres VIII be lighted at
P1ihts along the shore. The carnival is 10 take
pace next Friday. The skating just is
perfect From shore TO shore Lake Carasalto is
neld OF smooth. clear fee.
walter and Frederick Lewisohn, Of New FORK.
Nt-o @Ir spending the holidays at Lakewood, are
SSlhoAg the crack indoor tennis players at the
LAKEWOOD Hotel. Whenever they play there is
SIways good sized gallery to witness the
match The winner Of the Christmas touTna-
11leht, which ended on Monday, Harry r.
Sohnson. Of Westchester. The prize was a
miniature gold racquet
e. n honor OF Sir Graham Bowers. Governor OF
ne Island Of Mauritius. who is enjoying a. So
- s3o.n .n az the Laurel House. dinner was given
- the Country Club on Tuesday evening by
-H5; and Mrs. John Hays Hammond.
mere was large gathering of hotel patrons
IL IL cottagers at Mrs. Samuel s. Boards new
80 =. Nilefe musical and tea for the benent
- ~ lhe Parish House Of All Saints Memorial
~ nihuTGa was held. II was under the auspices OF
me HoInen's Aid Society.
children's party was one of the holiday en-
ss.lalnInents at the Laurel House. The men,
~ as ot Miss Preston's dancing class Joined in
@ ne aIalr and there was a large attendance Of
eesgssT9,A-ups Master George J. Gould jr led the
1oaIion, dancing with his sister, Vivian. He
- highland costume. Among the children
~ ~ oaneed were Misses Adelaide Rhinelander.
TDPe hamilton. Emily Randolph. Dorothy
selacy' Rosebud Beard Maud Beard, Hope
Phi,' 5ltseslnald Pye erroll Pye, Adrian Pye'
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