New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-17


been already sad. pa:,olled by police officers.
dressed in uniforms like those worn by the
police of The city.
The season at Tuxedo has now PASSED its
height but the attractiveness Of the place in
dpces many IF me members and guests 10 re-
main there Many Of the new cottages are
nearing completion. and several of them will
be occupied before the beginning OF the autumn
season The improvements along the lake front
and on the dryeWays have d Dne much ~ make
the place even pret;ier than ever. The view
from Tower Hi. overlooking the lake. the club
house and cottages is surprisingly beautiful!
In the valley beneath the trees are now clothed
with the heaviest Of summer foliage. ana the
hard beaten roadways wind in and out in SER
penline fashion. and on the lake. on pl asant
days are scores Of sailing craft.
Nearly every cottage in the Park is occupied
this summer and there are large number Of
guests registered at the clubhouse AIR and
Mrs. Pierre LoriliaIi jr.. are occupying their
cottage On he mountain in the rear II the club
house MI and Mrs. Nicholas Fish. Mi and
Mrs Westmoreand Davis Mr.. and Mrs. James
Brown Lord Mr.. and Mrs Georg" Lor.ilard
ROMA Is j.. Mr. and Mrs. Addison Cammack.
Mr.. and Mrs. Amos Tuck French. Mr.. and Mrs.
william r. Garrison. Miss Eloise Brecsc. Mr..
and Mrs Frederick Hasey. Mr.. and Mrs. Wal
Ter H. Lewis. Mr. and Mrs George Grisw1ld.
Mr.. AMI Mrs. Alfred Seton. jr. Mr.. and Mrs.
John GreenOugh. Mr. and Mrs. Walker Breese
Smith. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Delafe!d. James
Brown Potter. Miss Potter. Mir. and Mrs. Her
nan Vogel Mrs James Kent. r.. g. Kent. Mr..
and Mrs William Kent. DR.. and Mrs. Rush
more Mr. and Mrs. Herbert c. Peil. Mrs.
Charles Coudert. Mr. AID Mrs. Paul Tucker
nan and MI and Mrs. Amory ;. Carhart are
lmong the people who are passing the summer
Vt Tuxedo.
Nj and Mrs George Rutedge Preston have
eased the cottage owned by Mr. and Mrs. f..
:, Holiday. Of Washington: Mr. and Mrs.
Henry W Poor have taken the Winthrop Chan
er cottage, Sir. and Mrs David II. HoUghtalng
lave secured the John II. Foster cottage: Mrs.
-rugers cottage Is occupied by Mr.. and Mrs
Flamen y. Gambler Of Brooklyn. Mrs. Morris
H. Henrys place. Tye-e-Coed. is occupied by
Thomas Stokes. Mr. and Mrs. William Dns-
more. jr.. are IN the Waldo cottage. on the CON
inental Road, Mr. and Mrs August Hcckscher
have taken one u The Yznaga cottages. Mr..
md Mrs Rhinelanler Stewart have leased The
Breezes, owned by James e Breese: Mr.. and
Mrs Robert MN. Gillespie have rented the
De Lancey Nicoll cottage; James \. Garland
has taken me J. Rideeway Moore cottage. Mr..
and Mr. ". PiersOn Hamilton have leased the
Hunt cottage M and Mrs. Frederick Dc Pey-
ster Foster nave secured the Richmond Talbot
cottage: Nj and Mrs David i. ogden have
taken the Christopher Wolfe cottage; DR. T
Adds Emmo, has leased The Ballard Smith
cottage, Mr., Robert Emmett has taken the Gar
risOn cottage. Mr. and Mrs. Theodor. Freling
huysen arr occupying one Of the Yznaga cot
tages; Mr.. aul Mrs Schuyler y. Warren are at
the Lee cottage, the Hoffman cottage has been
taken by M and Mrs. Archibald Mackay;
Charles II Hyde has rented the II W Living
ston place, and General and Mrs Samuel
Thomas have taken Griswolden. Pierre Loril-
lard, sr's. place
1t would take several columns fully to de-
Scribe the new houses or rather mansions.
that have been erected at Tuxedo within the
last twelve months. 4. d. Julliard who some
months ago became the owner Of the William
waldorf As;or place. is Just about finishing
stone and s,ucco villa on the East Lake Road.
winch Will be one If the hanlsoncst in the
fHk Mr. a1d Mrs. Richard MOrtimers new
house is an imposing structure overlooking the
e''fe cottage colony; Il stands nearly five hun
yfeo feet above the lake. and Is said to have
cost not less than $4,000. Another Of the re-
Wnuy completed houses Is that owned by J.
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