New-York tribune., 1898-10-29
INCIDENTS IN SOCIETY.

The annual autumn dance given by the gov
ernors and members OF the Tuxedo Club took place
last night In the ballroom Of the clubhouse. As In
former years. the occasion was one or the hote-
WORTHY and interesting incidents In the lie or the
people who make Tuxedo Park their home, ~ wen
to the many who occupy their villas at certain
seasons Of the year. and at this particular period
make II a point to III their houses with guests.
The ballroom made n brilliant scene. with the I'M
mense quantity OF brlght-hued autumn foliage
used decorate Il. the leaves combining well Win
the bright tints Of the ceiling and walls. The
stage. as usual set with woodland scene
and there Dr Leo Sommers's orchestra played
alternating with Gicsman's Band.
There were a number OF dinner parties given nj
the clubhouse before the dance. The largest was
given by Mr. and Mrs George l.. Rves. whose
guests forty-two IN number. were seated at one
round table set IN the centre of the ballroom.
Dinner parties given I'm the club dinlng-room
10y Mr. and Mrs William r. Garrison. jr.. and MT
and Mrs George Rutledge Gibson. Mr. GriswoId
was present TO give his attention to the success OF
the ball. while Mr.. Crocker was indefatigable IN
his attentions TO the comfort OF the members Oh
the club. their guests and visitors. The coti!lon
which followed some informal dancing. was not be
gun until about II o'clock Amory s. Carhart led
with Mrs Charles y. Alexander as n partner. Al
midnight supper was served at tables. large ana
small placed IN the dnine-room. where the OUT
look on the svery moonlit waters Of the lake was
a most attractive picture
The dancing was resumed after supper. The
guests included Mr. and Mrs Pierre Iorillard. jr,
Mr. and Mrs r. Suffern Taller. Mr. and Mrs Sid
ney j. Smith. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Tuckerman. Mr..
and Mrs. Addison Cammack Mr and o,0s Mrs; ruHl; M;
rsrSGn Frarcb MIS- Ii" ose Brcese M and Mrs Robert
Goelet Mr. and Mrs William Rhineander St9war,, 91
r Rradcy nH MIS- MIS- T Helen GarEson Miss sloane Miss
Julia Fay Bradley. Mrs. George Iirisw9d MI. U %nd
| Inn Il. Dinsmore, jr Mr.. and Mrs; Charles IL; II;
oseT NJ and r EdwGr9 Iva Nh Nah HePSsr rSsr Nr " Pe
Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Juilliard. Mr. and Mrs; Theo;
9Se % Ro EeH%g42 Fga MT ana Mrs
Fulton CUTTING Mr and Mrs j. Fred PisTfonp Nss Pot &
Ia4 Mr. NJ Hn"qm Snd Mrs M James Lcrd brown
Brown Potter Resnaid, Ronalds. Mr and Ms. Ts
1G GGrSG r pras hasG Gor I HhT mT and @ Ms AGgs
G9ran& r ANst1sd M dnd y29 Nr faGaq Rrhard Mor;mdr
NJ and Mrs TrgdFTf nGcd Est'r rt rcnrv 4fS 81 John
Kane Mr.. and Mrs William kent' ,T,,ss NJ J. syd
sell s2gy M@S ,1 soGy ana FSHrsN Mfs s " aywSrd
Roger Mr.. and MIs. V n d1G iIornor Jva1d + r;
Miss McGook p v 6 rails Mr. and nd Mrs Nor Nor,
e. e." H6ran I3 GSIatn Rudoph Xccser Good IIoyt
Philip Allen. Mrs Edwards. MI ana Els Vr
and ana Mrs wi Hsfry whitney M:vckar g W. Hspry GSp.
l. Burnett Miss Scdey Mrs John N2llci 2noior Mr.
snrG ,UrG''ESi Mrs + 4 snow Mr. and Mrs George W Tor
cytne, MI rbonae Hrno' Miss Thomas Mr. ana Mrs
Gorge T. Dodge AIr and Mrs Ienry W. P94r' Tir
Smi Nri SJr Nrs NWcsfmoreland D. Davis. Mr.. and Mrs
c,hasf~r Davis. Mr. ana Mrs John GreenouSh MI
and and Mr Mr. and Mrs. Walter l.. Lewis.
! Tho first OF tho series Of concerts by the Bee
| thoven Quartet will take place this afternoon al
tho villa II Mrs Pierre Lorard. jr. ana to-hgh'
I'm the clubhouse ballroom there VIII be Il dance
recital by the Misses Duncan.
Mr. and Mrs. fIcnry \. Barclay. % No. coz Nadi
| son-ave.. last night commcmorated the twenty
nfth anniversary Of their marriage by giving a
supper and dance Their guests. who were seated
AT .arge table deckcd with white chrysanthemums
| and green vines were entertained by Miss GieOw
| OF Alabama who gave some Southern Dialogues
/ john =. Nicholas who contributed several OF his
clever impcrsonatious. and Miss Edith Speyers. who
! sang MIS- BARCLAY received. wearing gown OF
silver gray silk claboratcly embroidered with sill
ver assisted by her daughter. Miss Gertrude Bar
! clay, whose gown Of black silk, embroidered In
silver and trimmed with wh.,o lace. supper
| which was served az 70 o'clock. was followed by
| Informal dancing, Iandcrs Orchestra playing for
the dances Mr. and NIrs. Barclays guests were
| Mr. and Mrs George c. De witt Mr.. and Mrs. j
! Soarle Barclay. Miss Mabel Drake. Mrs. Richard
! Dana Mr. and Mrs Duncan Harris. Miss Gilbert
| Miss Frances Campbell. Mr.. and Mrs william H.
Taller. Mr. and Mrs Sidney Harris Miss Valentino
V. whiting. Mrs Frederic Nelson Mr. and Mrs
| John Zorcga Richard a. Zerega. Mrs. Henry Asner
| Robbins J. Seare Barclay. jr., J. Gerald Benkard'
Lewis a. EIdrdg' Henry Won Lonserke Meyer, ltH,,
| Sfuvvcsant J. y. Stokes William De Peystcr and
Henry Batchelder. Mr.. and Mrs. Barclay. Tho . re-
| ccived many beautiful presents. were married TWEEN
tv-dve wears ago by the Rev Or. Montgomery.
| rector Of the Church OF the incarnation. Ihe
| ceremony was performed in this city, at the home
| of Mr. barclays mother. who was very III at the
time Mr. Barclays best man was his ,,le Dr2thGr n
| Wrieh. Of Baltimore. Mr. and Mrs. Barclay $
! cbiIIron are MISS Gertrude Barclay. two young
| dourhters Wright Barclay and Henry Barclay. jr
Miss Helen Menzics Kelley. daughter of MI and
| Mrs Frank Mumford Kelley. was married 10 Ed
- p,-son Hatch o. I'm Christ church, Green