New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-02-24
LIFE At LAKEWOOD.
Moonlight Skating Parties ProUa
Popular.

Lakewood. y J.. Feb. o (SpeclaD.-Crisp. cleas
days this week have enabled the throngs OF holiday
visitors 20 enjoy the fun the fascinating delights
OF outdoor life at this resort Washington's Birth
day brought crowds of city folk 10 lakewood, and
all the hotels and boarding cottages are filed up.
Tho ballroom OF the Lakewood Hotel held a say
assemb!age OF New Workers last evening al a dance
for the patrons Of the hotel and the c0ttagers in
honor OF Wash!ngton's Birthday. one OF the pretty
features OF the ball serpeutiue dance. The
dancers We're entw.ned in coils OF mUti-colored
paper and showered with confetti as they moved In
and out OF the figures OF the dance. FavOrs OF
miniature hatchets and potted cherry trees were
distributed after this number.
The New Workers staying Lere gave an enthusiast
tic welcome 10 the New York University Glee Club
at its concert in the assembly room OF the Lake
wood Hotel yesterday afternoon. The college boys
put plenty Of snap and fun into the entertainments
and they had appreciacive audience.
John D. Crimmins and the Misses CrimUins, OF
New York. arrived here this week and settled
at the Lakewood Hotel for indefinite stay.
John S Huyler and his sors. John 5. HuyIsr. r.,
and C D. HuyIer. Of New York are at the Lake
wood Hotel.
Ira A Place. vice-president OF the New York
Central Railroad Joined a party OF friends at the
Lakewood Hotel Washington's Birthday.
Among other we'll known New Workers who ara
having holiday vacation at this hotel are Count
c. deS Garets. Francis Hamilton. Thomas A.
Graecen and Walter J. Graeceu.
Skating, hockey and other Ice sports have lured
every body outdoors At Lakewood this week. With
the younger set especially moonlight skating par
ties popular just now and many hosteSsss have
entertained in this way during the week.
Society women OF Lakewood are TO take part in
the bazaar and entertainment 70 be held by the
Women's Aid Society of All Saints MEMORIAL
george j. Could e PAf Mrs hGe 95gee on Fsss Baker and
Mrs. William y. Hamilton among those who
Mrs. George FaIes Baker has opened her honns
IN the Lake Drive for series of Lsute2 lectures
the benefit OF the Lakewood Library. Mr. Cor
tisso Will lecture upon architecture and decoration
Several small dinners and bridge parties have
enlivened an otherwise socially dull week Mr.. ana
day evening. Mir. and Mrs Augustus NJ. Mac
small dinners Mrs F,iizabeth NJ Horne and Mrs
cons given this week Mrs kingdom gave another
Of her series OF bridge suppers At Georgiancourt
on tuesday evening. Among her guests were MI
Mrs c. D; Braman Nj ana Mrs. J. y. 5. Brew
''ST ana NicnoIaS btsWSse[ and MIS-. BAILEY ,-
Pylng the stone eoItage, is entertaining Mr.. and
chestra was feature Of the observance OF Wash-
chestra was conducted bv LuSius Hosmsr. COM
poser OF The Rose OF the Alhambra-
have taken apartments at the Laurel House i tGr
PaTTsr Of PitIs5i,rs N5o srs r ana @T me sea-
son son at this hotel are entertaining Mrs Burrows
Smith and Mr.. and Mrs. Berkeley r NIerwin are
among well known New Workers who registered
al the Laurel this week.
". 3, Kendall, well known member q the
New York Stock Exchange. is staying at me
Lakewood Hotel with his two daughters, both OF
whom enthusiastic horsewomen.
Mr.. and Mrs. Forest F. DRYDEN, OF Newark. and
Mr. and Mrs. Robert c. Morris OF New York
are among prominent arrivals at the Laurel-ln-
the-PineS this week
Well known BROOKLYN people REGISTERED at tie r.,
Laurel IN the Pines over WashingIon's Birthday
are Mr. and Mrs. Walter s Gibbs and Mr. and
Mrs. II. 3. Carhart.
Miss Emily suydan. OF Elizabeth. n. j.. enter
tanned a large company with talk on the PHILIP,
pines at the parish house OF AL Saints Memori1
Mr., and Mrs. w. F. King Of New York. and
ington.
The Bartlett Inn, the Manhattan and the Hotel
WriSiey are filled up with holiday arrivals a
number OF teachers from New York and BrooA-
iyn are spending the holiday vacation at thess