New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-02

DELIGHTED VISITORS FROM THE CITY.
rNJoYING TIE MANY ATTRACTIONS OF THE PLACE
DANCING IN THE EVENING


ENJOYING THE MANY ATTRACTIONS OF THE PLACE
-DANcING IN THE EVENING.
# the officials of the Tuxedo Park Club had
secured te clerk OK the weather one OF their MEM
bers they could hardly have improved on The day "mch
fsu 20 them yesterday, when tie clubhouse ana
grounds were formally opened. In dusty New-York'
even The cav was brilliant anu slight exercise Of the
imagination only is necessary form idea Of the
beauty o it where Tuxedo Lake lies Graded among The
green hills. The hundreds Of well known People VINO
awaited Themselves Of The invitation TO pass day al me
rark ana assist the festivities appreciated the
perfect weather and the first mutual exclamation OF
iueeiin. friends acqGainiances was always What
charming day." OF somcthm. together similar. Tires
special rans had been provided to carry those invited
and rs each o; them the run was made in little more
than all hour. The journey itself ws pleasant Tor mo
scenery 90 each OF the Erie road after leaving
Paterson Is picturesque AMI varied, Wills the recent
rans lave preserved the freshness OF the foliage On
arriv. IL The new Tuxedo Park Station. which u sui
III process OF Construction scene hitherto unusual 20
the place was visible. crowds OF people from the
country around gathered about tie park entrance
while NJ near the platform we're not only
the regular club gay IN their black ana yellow
roi.t hf couvrvances OF every. description had been
hroeL INTO requstIon These carry the guests
along TIE two miles road which leads 20 the club
house Well crowded they all when they started
Tor each tram brought down It's full complement OF
pea. io the strangers in day which was Que success
SION of SUI prisos anu pleasures As the road wound
It's 4v around the hill there never ending chorus
o. excuations OF delight AZ eacn new scene revealed
Tie stock Of sdmiratIou indeed. ran some risk OF
falling short before the main point 4 interest Inc ciuo
house was reached. But there still some to spare
and luis was generously bestowed bOtn on the building
and IT. arrangements Naturally, the reception rooms,
the iuif. room the ball room came III Tor the c4e
s..r.t, The litter especially was lrniouucru
nv ue .aIuine portion OF the visitors 70 ne the most
oAaAing room Of It's klnl imaginable ana 10 many 1ne
DIV Ma. too lOug which prevented inelI tIliH- Us
a.. oaru iuaii floor. Toe carriages ana horses DeA-
zed ia running 10 ana RON me sliu"i- .ne
visi0, lad content tuenselycs win "alhlhS h'""t
tram ei fhi0rsh fAe |ois' OF ers stivi.el "'-- l
roa VIA s skirts tie lkr ana others sat on tne cool
ver..rla- ami pOrchrs ana toOk tArr pressure hVi9
g-lttg. Luncheon and O4lirf du '-.ltr ~ Iio '.'5
costa e- some OF waitn bow ready Tor lAtlf
occupauts. took UP the re-nlhaer OF mo cay "H V
sun -.ns behind the Iolaee-croWnec Oils ana 'H-
rlea-at cool the evening arrived win me "lDShl'
Then fho grounds about mo cun-h'u-e HHs-eu u...
VIII n.I -cOlOred lamps and the scene WIS one 10 aNH
Crls.t puus.u Waitrau The ball loom was III up
ami Lander. orchestra Whcn lal through lie e@s
1yca a. interval. Oundr. was unsc0nced on me
1--we which tAus does aimraple uOuDle uuiS;
I,.nci., vs. soon begun and until lae nour dd
r,,furueG 10 town by special train before ms tut many
STAYED unI to-day ANON the latter were HERMAN ~
lie ROY. Pierre Lnriilard. IT., j. J. breese' OHNer II
King. L.. fraglu., Chester GrSWOil T. NcFunch"H'
RoDerr Goel-- John g.. Heckscner. T. G. Van buren,
Vencr H. BISHOP George II. Warren, William Kent H.
a. peu ~ f. WetlnOrr. O.. q. Nichols W. T. GURUS H.
p-ir. r. Peters. T. =. Baldwin and H. Winthrop.
AIrosefuer hundred people Fhltch tHo
PARK yesterday. and among them all was not one u-
surlrni voice natural beauty OF the pace the
Tie i'm xnry aud perfec,ion with which the club house
ana cottages nave been htied up