New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-03
TIE TUXEDO .iUTCNN BILL.

DANCING THE COTlI.I.ON AND THE GOLF
QrADRULE' IN THE SPACIOUS CLUBHOUSE.
Tuxedo. y. Y. Nov (SpeciaD Tuxedo was en-
fete tonight. the occasion being the annual fall
dance given by the members and governors of the
Tuxedo club. As I'm former years. it brought to
Tuxedo the usual crowd Of people. who
commoda,ei IN the clubhouse and the cottages,
rooms in the former having been engaged weeks
ago. The ballroom decorations were. usual In
good taste. The stage banked with palms and
chrNsan thewuns and set with the customary wood
land scene. in the midst of the hungarian Band
played for dancing. after the arrival Of many din
parties from the cottages and from the club
house well. At tho latter place the largest one
was given 10y Mr. and Mrs. Richard Mortimer.
whose guests At round table In the large din
inE-room There were in thc other rooms smaller
parties 81 from ten to twenty persons. NJ. and
Mrs. Mortimer's eucsis were Mr.. anl Mrs. Gcorse
Griswold Nh AMI Mrs William Kent. Nj. END
Mrs August Belmont Mr and Mrs. James "
Waterbury, Mr.. AMI Mrs oliver Hartman. f.. Mr.
and Ms Amos Tuck French. Mss Emily sloane.
Mss Post Miss Pomorov Richard r. wilson. ir..
Walker Breesc Smith, Frank riggs. vi. anl Mr.
Robert Goelct and Frederick Crosby
The p!azzas were iuciosrd and hung wiih grccne.
autumn leaves ani Chinese lanterns. wlile ihe
handsome ballroom was ahaz' with Oh. hnl deco
rated with autumn foliage and cnis ~an'h'mums
OF every shade. Informal lanc!nr w. 'n''y'l unt'
about 1880 O'Clock. when The 'sVt gunifll". 81
novel dance. in which ia. dancers W'fr a1fay,i ~
TUNES ike those worn ut ne isaN'f- 1l
the game as possible Ia q ballroom wa danced
In III, different figures. the men wearing red coats
an. the ladies in white costumes with "a SASH ~
rel across the bodice. sang merry songs with
chorus 20 match the IGrport % the inquire. At
mlinight delicious supper was served
j. NJ. N.ye-. the manager u tho cI"h, VS. pres
.n; - attend . a.. wants Of every on" Nj Or
wol too. vas hand. t. contribute his hiI 10 thr
success Of the bar. Nt,~r supper thc cotiNon was
danced. Oliver Hartman. jr. leading alone Inc
favors were fancy jhpanese fans. g'f hais q 10
with ribbons hJn-h1ns and fancy ASH receiver"
among the guests were Mr.. AM Mrs. Alifri seton.
IT, Mrs Addison Cammack. Mr.. II. " McN lck.f.
Miss Alice Preston. Miss Preston Nj. ANA Mr.
William Kent Mr and Mrs Joan AleNanfrc
Mr. and Mrs Richard Hunt Mrs George friswolI
Philip Allen. Walker irees~ smith. mon II! POI
TO- ana MS Preston. who fhe DANCES ln g."
quadr.lle. Mr. AMI MR. Fernando Nznarh. Vii Ani
Mrs Chares b. AlcxtuI"r NJ ans Mr. george
r. Preston. Nj AMI Mr. r Fu..ia cutting. Mr.
ana Mr.. r. Sgnern Taller. T. y ll-."r Mr, Alex
amber Van +. nsss a"r. 4 r. Conhiins. ~ AMI MI
i ". Henn.n4. Baron ko-,noranN. i,' for"@. Man.
ic~ MIR and Mrs Eiry. Howard C''sil NJ. ana
MIR George Baldwin Moor. Nj. ana Mrs. sion .laf
Fish Mr. and Mr. E. H. X Ealsey. Nj ani VI.
c;rrnvilie kan Mr ana MIR. ". Rhineanier
S.Dwart Mr. ana Mrs Albert Foster. Nr aul vi
paul Tlckerman. Nj ana Nj. M"Nanier T. Nan
nun. Mss E.oisc Hrc'se Mr. and Nj . - HNli
Mr. T. y. Carlo. W G?u.d Gl'yof j. I'm
Georgette KidI and g. II Arnold