The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-10-18
THE WEEK AT TUXEDO PARK
Many Social Events Abandoned on Ac-
count Of the Storm and Floods.

TUXEDO PARK, n. Y, Oct 7.--Owing to
the storm of Friday and Saturday of last
week many social events scheduled fer
this week had to be abandoned Every
cottage has been crowded with guests " ho
came out for the horse show, which was
post poned until Monday, and were not
able TO get away, as there were no trains
running on the Erie. The only serious in
convenience they experienced was the loss
of electric lights. The first train on the
Erie from Tuxedo left Tuesday morning,
carrying large number back to town.
Mr., and Mrs Pierre Lorilard. Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles B. Alexander. Mr. and Mrs.
Henry II, Rogers, Jr., Mr., and Mrs. NJ,
Dwight Collier. Mr. and Mrs. F. B. Griffin,
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry W. Poor. all enter
tanned at dinner and house parties during
| the week
| Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Duncan vacated
the Bradley cottage on Wednesday and
have taken apartments at the clubhouse
Mr. and Mrs. Edison Bradley will arrive
al their Tuxedo house early next week
Mrs. l.. H. Chaplin. vacated the George
II. Hull cottage on Thursday and came to
the Winter Club. their lease having ex-
PRED. and Mr.. and Mrs. George II. Hill
, who were at Monmouth Beach are now at
! their Tuxedo cottage.
Mr. and Mrs Frederick Carey, who passed
the summer and autumn at Manchester
! arrived at their cottage on West Lake Road
on Thursday, which had Just been vacated
by Mr.. and Mrs. Henry S. Redmond, who
have returned to their town house.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Seton, Jr., who were
in Switzerland with Mr.. and Mrs Henry /.
Barley, arrived and opened their Tuxedo
cottage on Friday. They will remain in
Tuxedo until Christmas.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles B. Alexander en-
tertained Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Hastings.
T. Suffern Taller, Miss Eleanor Jay and
Rolerick Terry at dinner at their cottage
on Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Aymar of New York
arrived al the cub house on Friday. Mr.
and Mrs. f. Tiffany Dyer and Mrs. Andrew
Smonds of Charleston have taken apart
ments at the winter club.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Tuckerman, who were
at the Annex, have gone to New York ard
are now stopping at the Murray Hill Hotel.
Great interest is being taken by the
society set in the coming autumn ball which
will take place on Oct, 30. Each cottager
is inviting houseful of guests and there
will be number of the younger set who
have Just been introduced into society,
including Miss Edith Poor, Miss Sybil
Kane, Miss Jean hancy, Miss Emily Kyler
and Miss Lillian Barker
Mrs. G.. II. Tilford vacated the Barnwell
, cottage to-day, and Mr.. and Mrs. Morgan
Giib' Barnwel, who passed the summer
at Bar Harbor, will arrive early next week
Other arrivals include Mr.. and Mrs.
George l.. Rves, Mr.. and Mrs. Herman
Vogel, Mr. and Mrs, Otto Andreae, Jr,
Mr.. and Mrs, Alfred l.. Seton, Mr.. and Mrs
j. f. Tams, Mr. and Mrs. p. Lorillard Rom
aids, Jr., Roderick Terry, Jr., Mr.. James c.
Marshall, Mrs. Louis Cruger Hassell, Miss
Fl lssell, Mr. William Fuller. Henry r. Sloane,
the Misses Sloane, Mr., }. NJ. Waterbury
.Jr., Mr.. o. $. Campbell Mr.. G. Howard
| Dawson, Mr. Albert f. Foster, Col. and Mrs
H. X. Cross, Mr.. Edward Gray, Mr.. W. &.
Loew, Mr.. Moncure Robinson, Mr., Robert l.
Gerry, Miss Gerry, Mr.. George Edward
Barton, Mr.. O, j. Brand. Mr.. j. Gordon
| Douglas Mrs. Fred Sherman, Mr.. Fred C.
| Havemeyer Mrs. Henry Knowlton, Mr.. II
| Cruger Oakley, Mr., Thomas Hastings
Miss Kountze, Miss Natica Rives, Mrs
| II. A. Alexander, Miss Eleanor Jay, Mr.
j. l. Blair and Mr.. Fl, B. Chamberlain.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Mortimer gave a
dinner at the club tonight. Covers were
laid for sixteen, Among the guests were
| Mr.. and Mrs Price Collier. Mr.. and Mrs
Stuart Coats, Mr.. and Mrs. J, Fred Pierson.
| Jr., Mr. and Mira. NJ D1 light Collier, Mr.. and
Mrs. p. Lorriard, Mr. Barring, Mr. and
Mrs. p. l., Ronalds, Mr.. Gould Hoyt and
Mr. Iialin