New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-28

this week Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Rhinelander
We're the hosts at a small dinner company in the
pam room Of the Lakewood on Tuesday even
ing The table was richly decorated with beauty
roses and lilies. and Berger's Hungarian Orches-
IRA played gypsy music. MT. and Mrs. Rhine
lander.s guests included Mr.. and Mrs. Brewster.
fold.
A fixed event OF the Lakewood social calendar
- the musical entertainment given by the Boys
CIuD In the theatre of the Lakewood Hotel each
season. Many OF the society women OF Lake
wood are greatly Interested in the welfare OF
the club and they win act as patronesses OF the
entertainment, which is TO be held next Tues
udy evening The boys OF the villa colony con-
sIlIuIe the membership Of the club. They have
a cosy clubhouse at the foot OF Lake CarasaljO
WneIe they gather after school and on Satur-
Mr.. and Mrs L. B. Bartlett. OF Nev-Yorl.
nave taken apartments at the Lakewood Hotel
for a fortnights stay.
Mrs; Herbert NJ. Coombs and Miss Powers. OF
New York. Joined a party Of friends at the
Lakewood Hotel this week
To celebrate the birthday anniversary OF their
daughter, Alr and Mrs. James Harding. OF New
YORK. gave children's party in the ballroom OF
the Lakewood Hotel on Thursday afternoon A
the entertainments.
Mounted on his gray cob pony. Marshall Field,
a sturdy lad Of thirteen, was pointed oSIt by
many visitors who passed him in tho Lake Drive
yesterday afternoon as the richest boy in the
world. With his little sister Gwendolin and his
brother Henry, who is away at school. young
Field shares in the residuary estate of SIOO-
100000 left by his grandfather the late Marshall
Field. He is preparing for college under the d.
recton of tutor from the University OF Chi
cago. Mrs. Marshall Field. jr, is expected TO
return from Chicago early next week.
Among the New Orkers who enjoyed a week
end visit at the Laurel House were Mr.. and Mrs,
j. Edgar LeayCraft
Sir William Kingston and Lady Kingston, OF
Montreal, arrived at the Laurel House this week
for their usual visit.
Mr. and Mrs. Horace Z. Andrews, OF C1sve-
land, have taken apartments at the Laurel
House for the rest Of the season.
John Wanamaker is among the well known
Philadelphians who enjoying sojOurn at
the Laurel House.
Mrs. Henry oliver Walker, Of AIadiSon-ave-. IS
entertaining Mrs. James G. Barnard
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Garvan. OF New-YOrk-
have taken the Barnard cottage, in Madison
ave. for the rest of the season.
Miss Katharine Hinsdale entertained her
friends of the villa colony at tea at her home.
in SiXth-st. this week
Or. and Mrs. George Fales Baker OF Phila-
delphia, who have spent several weeks here
sailed for Italy this week and will spend the
rest Of the winter the Riviera
DR.. and Mrs. Simon Flexner. Of Philadelphia,
are at the Observation-Disclosures. DR.. FleXner has
been chosen by John D. Rockefeller to be a di-
rector of the Rockefeller Institute OF New York
Levy Mayer. a corporation lawyer Of Chicago,
Joined his daughter at the Laurel-in-the Pines
for a brief visit this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Dow. OF New-York
arrived at the Palmer House this week for a
short stay. Mr.. and Mrs. r. A Scott. OF Pitts
burg, at this hotel