New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-12-15
LAKEWOOD
Many Bazaars in Aid of Char
ity Are Being Held

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the Netherlands. Paris and faraway In
dla were on sale at the annual bazaar OF
the Xomau's Aid Society OF the All
Saints Memorial Church last week. Mrs
Lewis Buckley Stillwell culed the marts
~ Europe whils abroad last summer FOR
laces and little novelties for this sale
that everything might be OF the best. A.
sisting Mrs Stniwell were Mines. George
T. Gould Walter Rush Bynner, Jasper
Lynch. \. Masters mcdonnell, Bella
Holbrook, Henry Lloyd Herbert. Tunis q.
Bergen. William A. Patton. Elisabeth NJ.
Horne. william W Wilcox, william
rhaw. w Roland Cox. Girard Romano,
Frank Tllford. and the Misses Julie Til
ford, Peggle Lynch. Hope Palmer. Lii
Ian Baldwin and Natalie Hawley.
over five hundred dollars was realized
from the Doll Show FOR the benefit OF
the District Nurse Association through
the kindness Of Mrs. George Faies Baker.
OF Philadelphia. IA assuming all ex-
penses AND giving over her residence
Edgemere, for the sale The big Guess
Dolr' was won by Mrs. Lewis b. Still
well. pho guessed the name Josephine
but returned II TO Mrs. Baker to be sold
later FOR some other deserving charity
An amount exceeding $4,000 has been
subscribed bv the residents and members
Of the cottage colony here for the Paul
Klmban Memorial Hospital which In be-
Ing erected. Contributions range from
five dollars TO five thousand dollars
Messrs John ID. Rockefeller and George
J. Gould each giving the latter amount
The Pittsburgh colony have given nearly
one.fourth OF the total amount, Mr.. and
Mrs w. W. Wilcox giving $500, Miss
| Arbuckle 1900 Alexander w. Black 320c0,
Mrs Elisabe VI. Horne aud Mrs Rob
ert Jamlson 81. 900 each. Other subscribers
| include Miss Kate s. Babcock. 81. Ss5: Mrs
George Fales Baker. 1900: Arthur b.
| Clalin. 5000: Mrs. Sarah w. Downer.
81. 900; Sherwood b. Ferris. tl,Sl5; Alex. c.
Soper, 81, 200; and the Laurel House, ,au-
rel-in-the- Pines, Mrs. G.. y. J. Mcclure.
Charles Lathrop Pack, +. A. Potts j. T..
Pye, Roy A. Rainey, Mr.. and Mrs. g. NJ.
Roof. Lewis b. Stillwell. and Mrs. Frank
Tiiford. 5000 each.
Leading physicians who have inspected
the partly erected building and who have
looked over the plans Of the hospital say
that It will be one OF the finest, and in
point OF size and equipment will be sur
passed by none In the state.
Several members OF the Country Club
gave large dinner on Tuesday In honor
of Charles I.athrop Pack. who was
elected President OF the National Con-
servation Congress, held at Indianapolis
I'm September. Tho large banquet room
and the table were arranged emblemauc
OF the Forestry Commission. Little FIR
and pine trees covered the tables and
walls With trimmings OF laurel and red
berries. Several speeches were made rela-
tive TO the necessity for conservation OF
the national forests. and Mr.. Pack made
a short address OF thanks. Among those
present were Messrs. Clarence NJ. Roof.
Girard Romane. A. T.. Whitney, Francis
D. Hoyt. Tunis q. Bergen. DR.. c. o. ii.
Kayser. DR.. w. q. Schauffier. Frederick
A Potts. Jasper Lynch, Lewis b. Still
well. DR.. G. l.. Lindley, A. ID. Davis.
David Pain, Governor OF New Jersey
/ Franklin Fort, William A. Patton, Sam
mel Heilner, "A. o. Walker, DR.. l. II.
Hance. Henry Lloyd Herbert. and Ebert
b. Baldwin.
Last night the large dining room of the
Country Club was the scene OF another
large and fashionable affair when Mrs.
Charles Iathrop Pack gave dinner
dance TO n number Of the cottage colony
here