New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-02
TUXEDO THE SCENE or FESTIVITIES
WORKERS ATTEND THE ANNUAL FALL
DANcE-soME OF THE GUESTS.

NEW WORKERS ATTEND THE ANNUAL FALL
DANcE-soME OF THE GUESTS.
The annual fall dance given by the governors ara
members of the Tuxedo Club took place as; ng,t
in the beautiful circular ballroom Of the clubhouse
The occasion. in former years, took TO TUXEDO
the usual crowd OF people, who last night found
accommodations In the cottages and clubhouse TIE
pretty clubhouse has been pat In IT. attractive "ir
ter attire the piazzas being nclosed witn glass an
for the festivities hung with greens and autumn
foliage and japanese lanterns. tn" ballroom was
brilliant sight with the immense quantity Of bright
hued autumn foliage used 70 decorate H. the bright
leaves combining we'll with the golden red TINS #
the ceiling and the walls For the first time IN
several years a single chrysanthemum was used
in the decorations The stage was. usual, SO,
with woodland scene. and there the Frankie or.
chestra played. alternating with DR.. Leo sommer's
orchestra. The regular band Of the clubhouse played
for the dancers
There were a number OF dinner parties given ~
the clubhouse before the ball The ,arges,
presided by Mrs. H. l.. Burnett ana Mr.. and
Mrs. George Rutledge Preston. jr. There aisc
a number of dinner parties given by the cOttagers
Mr.. Griswod was, usual, present 10 give his a.
tenton to the success of the ball while J. u
Meyer. the manager Of the club was here. there
and everywhere attending TO the wants and he
comfort q every man and woman under the roo.
The cotillon which followed some Informal iasc-
Ing. was not begun until about II o'clock. Mr. De
Rfam lead the dancing with Miss Sloane Al mid.
night supper served tables. large and small
placed in tire club dining room. where the outlook
on the moon.it waters of the lake was a mos, a.
tractve picture. The cotiilon continued asyr
supper The guests included Mr.. end Mrs. W
Rhlnelander Stewart Mr.. and Mrs. T. suffers
Taller. Mr.. and Mrs. Addison Cammack. Mr.. sd
Mrs. Edison Bradley. Mr.. and Mrs. Albert +. Fts
Alexander T. Van Nest. Miss Van Nest, Mr. ard
Mrs. Amos Tuck French, Mrs George Griswod.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nlcho.as Fish. Mr.. and Mrs Rooer,
Goelet Mr. and Mrs. Edward Reeves Merritt. NJ.
and Mrs. p Lorard Ronalis. Miss Preston, Mr..
and Mrs. Charles c. Francklyn. Mrs William Allen
Lloyd Mckm Garrison ". II. Lord Mr.. and Mrs.
James Brown Lord. F. +. Neeley Mr.. and Mrs. Al
fred Seton jr.. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles b. Alexander,
Mr.. and Mrs. George F. Baker: Miss Baker, Mr. AMI
Mrs. Richard \. Gambrill, Mrs. G: 4 Poet, Mr.. ani
Mrs. Rutledge Preston jr.. Alfred II. Conkirg, NJ.
and Mrs: Granville Kane. G. H. Arnold. Mr. ari
Mrs. Walker b. Smith, Mr. and Mrs G. W BramNel.
Mrs. William s. Ransfort Mrs John ~. Mn'urr.
Miss Eloise Breese. Fernando Yznaga. Good ne -.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. II. Lewis, Mrs Henry l.. Burnett.
Mss Churchill. +. y. Taller. Mr. and Mrs. John n.
Foster. Miss Post, Mrs and MIS-. Charles II. Costor.
Mr.. and Mrs. T.. c. Kent. Mr.. and Mrs. William
Kent, Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert c. Pell, Mrs G. &. Lee.
Richard Peters. Louis Webb. James Cresson Par
IRISH, james Brown Potter. Edward L. De Rose, De
Forest Manice, Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Waldo, Mr.
Casimir De Rham Mr. and Mrs. q. ]. Wells Mr..
and Mrs Newbold lie Roy Edgar l.. r. Holhrook
Belts. Philip Allen. James NJ Varnum Clarence
Carey, A. Fairfax Charles w. Gould. J. l.. Wcke.
G.. IL. Hull James l.. Breese, ]. Frederick tlerson.
tr.. Mr.. and Mrs. J. W. Henning. Mr. and Mrs X
Fulton Cutting and ]. Edward Davis.
There VIII be tabeaus at the clubhouse tonight