New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-14
THE WEEK IN SOCIETY.

going into summer ryeries as fast as housekeeper,
can get them there. The members OF the fashIona-
BILE world are leaving town almost daily. and II
might be said that the suburban season is well
under way One of the most charming spots Just
now IL Tuxedo Park which Is having a rather
lively spring season. The clubhouse Is well filled,
and last night there was some INFORMAL dancing In
the ballroom after dinner Most OF the cottages In
the park are occupied. and many guests are booked
for quarters In the clubhouse for the next three
four weeks The fishing has begun In earnest ana
many good hauls made nearly every day OF
iandlocked salmon and black bass. The weather Is
delightful, and the park never looked more at
tractivc than It does its bright spring dress Of
fresh foliage. Nearly everywhere the busy note
OF preparation Is heard. and building just now
seems 10 be the staple industry In Tuxedo. Natu-
rally golf is favorite pastime with the women.
as well as with the men. The Fourth Of July is TO
be celebrated In the usual way. with outdoor tour
naments in which the competitors will be the men
servants In the clubhouse and cottages. particu-
larry interesting addition to the Tuxedo settlement
is being planned; 1t Is large gymnasium. which Is
expected TO be a most complete institution. The
plan has been n sgfnd ano be "a home FOR All G
indoor sports. Fifty thousand dollars has already
been wS 0e oe ennI
racquet and handbali courts. One end OF the build
ing Is TO be provided with Turkish bath. luxu-
r d1s furnished for men and women and an.
other feature Is to be an M immense 1 plunge ana
other aquatic sports While the site OF the building
IL undecided
ence for near the clubhouse.
From the present outlook. Tuxedo will have Q
large summer colony this year Many handsome
cottages are being erected. and foundations have
been laid and plans made for many others Among
those who are building homes or have just
finished them are the Rev. DR.. and Mrs. Douglas
Charles w Cooper F. Abbott ingalls,. Henry w.
Munroe. j. Frederick Plerson, jr. Mr. and Mrs
George f. Dodge, Samuel Sloan Chauncey. Amos
T French Henry w. Poor, Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore
F'relinghuysen Mr.. and Mrs. j. Frederic Tams.
Thomas stokes Mr. and Mrs Price Collier. Mr..
and Mrs Louis Butler McCsgg and Mrs Philip b.
Niles Mr. and Mrs. McCagg. who recently sold
their house In Newport. have taken the John Fos-
ter place for the season, and have purchased Mr..
and Mrs Paul Tuckerman's house. Mr. ana Mrs.
Tuckerman are to build a fine cottage on Lookout
Road and Il Will probably be finished In about
wear James A. Garland and Mr.. and Mrs Robert
Emmett his son-n-aw and daughter, are pleas
antIy housed in the Garrison cottage. Mr.. and
Mrs J. Murray Mitchell have taken the James
Brown Potter cottage General Narhums p'ace
he's been engaged by Charles l., Hyde. Mr.. and
Mrs Amory s. Carhart have taken the Ballard
smith cottage ana Miss Julia henry mas leased
he season by the Misses Wallace. Mr.. and Mrs.
S ws% n Mr. and Mrs Frederick Snow will be IL
one OF the Watrous cottages ana HtorsS ~ ian 1bS,,
n lease Of the cottage owned by Albert Foster j.
Ridgway Moore's cottage has been leased TOT inc
sea son and the Livingston cottage has been taken
by Mr. and Mrs Jules J. Vatable Mr. and Mrs.
Edward simmons have taken tne a besn sepcrei
by Charles T. Hoffman.
Some Of those who will occupy their own cottages
In the park this spring are Mr.. and Mrs Charies
b. Alexander Mr.. and Mrs. Charles II. Coster'
Mr. and Mrs Richard Mortimer. who recently ar
rived from Europe; Mrs. James Kent. MI. ana
Mrs William Kent. Mr. and Mrs. T. Sunern IaiIer'
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Mem. Gillespie, Mr.. ana Mrs
Frederick De Peyster Foster. Mr.. and Mrs. Her
bert c. Pell Mr.. and Mrs. Nicholas Fish. MT. ana
Mrs A. d. Juilliard Westmoreland Davis Mr.. ana
Mrs James Brown Lord. Mr. and Mrs walker
Breese Smith. Mr.. and Mrs. George Griswoid. Mr..
and Mrs. Grenvie Kane. NJ and sa Mrs pe ere
Mrs r. Garrison Samuel Spencer, Mr.. and Mrs.
Addison Cammack Mr. and Mrs RichaFa R Ra1iSay.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Tuckerman, George r. Gibson ,s'
Mrs John Wolfe John GreenSqgn o Mss 81 hi %bs
have arranged to go abroad II July Herman NJ vO sei
Mss Waldo Mrs Arthur HasGa W Gdffe' MI anu
Among those who have engaged rooms at the
clubhouse are Mr.. and Mrs. Henry l. Barley MI.
and Mrs F. b. Gambler. Mr.. and Mrs r. Horace
Gallatin, Mr.. and Mrs. John Howard Latham, MT.
and Mrs A. Lanfear Norrie, Mr.. and Mrs George
F. Baker. Mr. and Mrs. George W. Forsyth
Charles b. Van Nostrand, Miss f. NJ. Post. Mr.
and Mrs Newbold Edgar William Elliott, MT and
Mrs H. TfOrd Mr. and Mrs Man Isms Tdrca BresM T
and Mrs Frederick King M r and Mis- Miss French
M Mr sn aT Mrs tra Theodore Luns Miss
Philip Allen, Goold Hoyt Barclay Ward kouneZe'
Mr. and Mrs Henry v; Poor MIS- MISS We!fnS Nc,
Vicka- and Mr.. and Mrs J. o. Donner
The marriage Of Miss Aibertina oberteuher'
daughter of Mr. and Mrs John II. Oberteuner' 10
the Rev Marion Law, of Pawtucket, r. l., VIII take
place on Wednesday, in st: Jamess f.9tJSsane
Episcopal Church. Seventy hrst-si. ana Maoison-
The wedding OF Miss Harriet Ward. grand
daughter Of Mrs John s. Ward, OF washington 10
Chandler p. Anderson, Of this city VIII take place
at noon on Wednesday. at St. Johns Cnurcn
Wash,noton The Rev. Alexander MackaySmith
will offciate at the ceremony. After the Wedding
a breakfast is to be given by MIS- "aru, tn'
brides grandmother at her home In Cohhecucu.-
ave- to which only the wedding party Is ihVi'eu.
Miss Ward is a debutante of two seasons ago. ana
Is one OF the most charming and popular girls IN
Washington Mr. Anderson is secretary on the
mart OF the United States Of the Anglo American
Joint High Commission, recently In session III
Washington. and is also the secretary for ooth inc
United States and Great Britain on the behrins
Sea Claims Commission. in session two years ago.
He Is well known in this city. being son OF inc
late Henry II. Anderson, and a member OF the
law firm OF Anderson & Anderson. He has been
for several years the president OF the ST. Ncho'as
Skating Club, and formerly the secretary Oh
the Yale Alumni Association OF this city lie Is
a graduate Of Yale University, class OF - anu
also OF the Harvard Law School There VIII penn IN
bridesmaids and the brides only attenda he best
man win be Henry b. Anderson Of this city tme
Oldest brother and law partner OF the bridegroom:
The ushers will be Reginald Tower, Charge
dAnaires OF the British Embassy at WasnngSsTi
Frederick Evans secretary 10 the Vce-freslut,nm,,
Charles b. Warren, OF Detroit formerly associate
counsel for the United States on the Behrng ,Si
Claims Commission; William Williams, OF ulss
city formerly associate counsel for the init.
States before the Paris Arbitration lr t,,ity
George +. Eliot, recently member or the l9SSu.ES
OF Yale University, and p. Lee Phillips or WaIai
ington we'll known there In both ofcial ana so Sar
life Mr.. and Mrs. Anderson VIII spend t.eia
honeymoon on a cruise of several weeks IN
schooner yacht along the colst
The wedding OF Miss Marie Clausen. daughter OF