New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-16
GAYETY AT TUXEDO PARR.
FIRST OF THE WINTER ENTERTAINMENTS.

THE BEAUTIFUL CLUB HOUSE BRILLIANTLY II,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. WHO WE'RE THERE.
TUXEDO PARK, \. Y, Oct. 15.-The Tuxedo
Park CluD House Is filed this evening WITH brilliant
company OF the me nbers and their friends assembled
for the first OF the winter entertainments to he given
here All day the members and their friends have been
arriving and the hundred already staying here
have been kept busy welcoming their guosts The large
handsome Cub house Is thrown open and brilliantly
illuminated displaying to the best ADVANTAGE the na-
merous costly costumes of the ladies present
special train which left Nsw-Yorx a.
a. m. brought q hundred snd fifty
members and their guests and the run
OF thifty-sght miles the Erie road was quickly
aud comfor ably made hour At the station hero
the arrivals were Transferred TO score or moro OF
large stages awaiting them, aud ths procession OF
wagons. each with Its load Of passengers began
its journey OF two miles through tho PARK to the cub
house Cong through the gateway ami past the pc,-
uresque porters lodge the put down their
Passengers before the clubhouse steps, where they
all cordially welcomed by Mr.. Lorari. the presl.
dent, and other officers Of tue club, The arrangements
for the comfort OF every complete No stcmp.
floral dis pay made. It needed, for tue
handsome decorations OF tho walls and novel ~
rangement of tue illumination loft nothing to be de-
sired in the effect produced. Cheerful fires burned In
the drepace-, and the whole house seemed filed with
the warmth OF hospitality in pleasant contrast with
chill autumn air without
IL was nearly 10 o'clock when LADDERS orchestra CT
twelve pieces sruck NJ the air OF tBs opening waltz
The stage OF the clubs miniature theatre served
auditorium ranged the double row OF seas for tho
dancers The room was hled over .wo hundred finding
seats while nearly many more enlJyed the dancing
on The 20 ished ballroom floor The dancing was con
timed for about three hours. tho guests amusing them
selves 10 the Intervals by promena ing through me
beautifully decorated psrors AM reception rooG Of ms
house AT ii o'clock he supper room was thrown cpen
and elaborate supper served. guests sitting at
tables thar accommodated four or six persons AZ Only
r AZ . i'De aen,ed w ner ~ ann Ken.
up spirit At o'clock the dancing IL t. cease ard
those OF the guests who return 10 the city Will md
special train waiting to bear them back To their homes
All yress their enjoyment the present entertain.
mem and each guest VIII 20 away VITA tie nope tbas
the pleasure o tins evening Will Mud nany repeIons
during the coming winter.
Tie guests present included Mr. and Hrs Pierre
Mt-. John q. HecKscher, Mss Emily Hrcsscber Miss
Georgie iecRscher Mr. and Mrs Henry j. Barley. ne
Misses Barley, Mr. and Mr. Frank worm wht@' Mr.
aud Mrs. James Brown Potter G. e. P9meroy, Mss
tomercy NJ. and Mrs o iyer sumnrr Teal Mr1 j. Van
Mss French. Mss Hewitt Mrs J. V; L. Mott, Miss otis.
ard Mrs Frederick ": Vanderbilt. Mr.. and Mrs
james p; BeekmaG,, Mr.. aud Mrs. a. F. So,rI,,
Rensselaer, Cruger DIR. ana Mrs slterthwaite. Mr. and
r brS Me-. d rSs: M.. F Me- nsa; ss
Joiome, Mr. and Mrs. George :. Bow ON Mr. and Mrs
Mr., Inward wmsiow. Mss NJ. 1. Wlnsiow. Mrs G. II.
swserz,l, Miss j. II. Catliu. b. :" Leigh, the MISE:
Leigh Miss Lizze Leisn, the Mise. Porener ME md nd
and l. =. ogden Mills Sir. aud Mrs Robert G0eir,
Allen lAprndike Rice, Philip Allen. Eru~st ". Bow
dch mes |. Brrese. Henry T. Carey. X Fulton cut
ting, ROUert L. CuttihA, Br0ckhOlst Cnttug william
Cutfi1g John Schuyler crosby. Governor
Dor>helmrr, MI Blnnlnger. william Il. Fearing O. De-
Fores Grant, Dr. James q. Greene, T. Gray Grswo!d,
William CASTOR Hamilton, Edward II. Hartman, Will.
lam Harr nan. Mont fore Isnacs. william l. lsen api
LeOnari Jerome, Mr. aud Mrs Grenvie Kane Ar and
Mrs. Geradyn Redmond. Edwin \. Taller, Mis-, Taller
Mr. ami Mr.. George Henry Warren. |. A. Won Holman.
L o. Ersuch ID. b. Van En,berg. j. \. A. Griswold q.
w. Ihoruo, c. f. Perspn W. ". Crydrr. a. H. Curti-.
Alfred +. shaw Safe Gordon ~ ows' j. T.
q.
Floyd Jones, f. ID. Hatcn. y. {. Gurnee. Wallace sh
liz iwari Livingston, L. T. Gilbert, Charles III.
Farnam H. p Ro.ers. James I. Woodward William
Kent John +. Klnssford. " Griswod Lorllarl, Prrre
Lorilsri IT, l.. Livingston Ludlow, W. Rigway Moore.
Richard Mortimer IT,. II. Victor Newcomb. Herbert q
Pe, LloyI PnenIx PaIllips Pn9nix. J. f. Person. T.
ard Ionalds, A. Wright Sanford. Rutherford : NY
yesant Gouveneur TiuOtson William T. Irayers. Ray
mond p Ward K Il. LIVINGSTON, T.. f. DePeystrr ID.
Val-ntine Mott Charles II. Fry, ". L. Curtis Edward
b Grubb Lewis Livingston and Z. q. Shipmsn