The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-22
s. P. C. A. NIGHT AT LAKEWOOD

LAKEWOOD, y. j., Feb. 21.--Lakewood
society was augmented tonight by dele
cations from New York. Philadelphia and
itttsburg who came to attend the chief
fete OF the winter season here, the annual
;. y. Z. y. entertainments given by Mrs.
Jasper Lynch. vice president OF the state
branch Of the organization. The affair
took place in the ballroom OF the Laurel
in-the-Pines and as usual those partici-
pating In the entertainment were amateurs
recruited among the winter folk here and
from New Jersey suburbs and the
metropolis.
Mrs George Douglass Clews Of East
Orange. the former Miss Dolly Lynch.
had her customary place on the pro-
Hramme and she easily sustained her
reputation as one of the cleverest fancy
dancers in society here. Mrs. Clews
numbers tonight were especially written
for her by her husband. who is MEM
Der of the Paint and Powder Club OF
Trilby Grenet and Miss Louise Holmes
and Mrs. Julia Freeman Mccoy also took
part In the entertainment.
TableauN vivants depicting the time of
Washington and the early Colonial days
constituted the first part of the pro-
gramme. But the dancing numbers AS
usual commanded most attention. The
dancing constituted the second part OF
the programme, while the concluding num-
bers were devoted to skts written for
the occasion and accompanied either by
adaptations OF popular music or new and
special compositions
While the entertainment was under way
women in costume sold cigarettes, bon
bons. flowers and Washington souvenirs
among the audience. General dancing
| followed the close Of the entertainment.
The boxes were all taken more than a
week ago Some OF the boxholders were
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis D. HOyt Mr.. and
Mrs. George J. Gould. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
:. Kearny. Dr. and Mrs. c. l.. Lindley,
Mr.. and Mrs. Nicholas +. Young. Mr..
and Mrs. Girsrd Romslne. Mr.. and Mrs.
George Faies Baker Mr.. and Mrs. Clar-
once NJ Roof. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles La
throp Pack. Mr.. and Mrs. Archibald d.
Davis. Mrs. T.. NJ. Horne. Mr.. and Mrs.
w. W. Wilcox. Mrs, l.. T. Dickerson and
Mrs. Frederick Downer.
Among those who participated In the
! entertainment were Miss Agnes Davis.
Miss Edith Samson, Miss Margaret Ro-
maine, Miss Elsa Horne, Miss Hoovy Roof.
Miss Louise Freeman. Miss Margaret e.
Lynch Miss Louise Lynch Miss Ida Nc
| Pherson, Miss ola Young. Mrs. :. T. Skid
more, Miss Emily Randolph. c. N Lindley.
| t. q. Anderson. Tunis q. Bergen. Davis
Gibson. Edward Hall. V. u, Wentworth.
Harold Galliston, william @. Schaufier
Jr Earl Pye, william Merrill. DR.. G. o.
H. Kayser and Philip s.. p. Randolph.
Lakewood enjoyed this week Its first
opportunity for sleigh riding and the Jingle
of sleigh bells supplanted the honk OF
automobiles In the village streets and over
the favorite drives. Cutters. two seaters.
| and even straw ride hobs were coinnan-
dcered for trips about the lake and to
nearby resorts.
The holiday brought n big inhux NJ
weekend visitors tonight and house
guests In the villa colony swelled the
throng. At the Country Club Monday
MIR. and Mrs. George Fales Baker VIII
entertain at luncheon.
| Mrs Il. NJ. Horne and Miss Horne are
entertaining at their Lake Drive residence
over the holiday n number Of Pittsburg
folk. Their guests include Miss Donneli,
Miss Lucy Kay Miss Elizabeth Woods,
Donald Mcleod. Alfred Kay. Henry Z.
Brixhman. Charles Tighman, Thomas
Walker OF PittsburK. Walter Eaton and
Charles West of Now York and Mario
Casasus of Mexico.
Mrs. A. r.. whitney entertained at a
Country Club luncheon Miss Corneiia
Schwarts Mrs. Henry Lloyd Herbert
Mrs. ~ A. Potts. Mrs. A. u. Davis, Miss
Agnes Davis, Miss Jamison Mrs. w. a.
Jamison, Miss Lillian Baldwin. Mrs, "
G. Anderson, Mrs. Maxwell Lester. Mrs
Samuel r. skidmore and Miss Helen
Mason.
! Mrs. Horne gave dinner tonight pre-
ceding tho 3. p. C. A. entertainment. Last
night Mrs. WILCOX gave = dinner dance
ai her home Mrs. wilcox has issued
en- r,is for a musicale for tomorrow.
/. Mrs. Frederick A. Potts Will give q
tea to- morrow afternoon In the Country
club.
staying 1t the club over the holiday
are GEORGE Hedgee. Robert MacIay, n
r. Mundy. n. x. 0oetchius. Mr. and Ma