New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-06-26
TUXEDO PARK NOTES.
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Tuxedo Park. n. Y. June "a large crowd
came out to-day for over Sunday some arriving
By train. others in carriages. and many By auto
mobiles. TO take part in the weeks end gayeties
Mr.. and Mrs Spencer Trask who will leave here
for Lake George next week. gave farewell dinner
on Friday evening
Mr.. and Mrs. H II. Rogers, r.. who have bean
at the club for some time. gave farewell party
at Camp Comfort last evening by entertaining the
young people at moonlight party A dinner was
served at the camp. followed by music. furnished
by an orchestra from New-York. Soma OF those
present were Miss Marie L. Gibson. Mss Edith
Kane. Miss Cutting. Richmond Talbot, L. B Hull.
J. c. Lord. Miss Helen Cutting. Miss Coster and
II. c. PeII r.
Richard Delaheld gave picnic for the Sunday
school children to-day at Brook Farm. which was
recently opened. There were over a hundred chill
dren in the party. ride IN Mr. DelaheId's electric
launch Tuxedo Lake was a feature.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edison Bradley opened their Tuxedo
villa for Sunday. They arc entertaining several
guests
William MacNen Rodewald entertained as dinner
at Hillside Friday night Among those who
tertained house parties followed by dinners to-
night, NJ. and Mrs. Richard Mortimer the
Rev DIR. and Mrs George William Douglas Mr..
and Mrs. John Murray Mitchell Mr.. and Mrs
Henry W Poor. 1Ir and Mrs H s. Redmond Mr.
and Mrs. Price Collier. Mr.. and Mrs r Fulton
Cutting Mr. and Mrs. George F, Baker Mr. and
Mrs. ] f. Pierson. r.. and Mr.. and Mrs. George
II. Hull
Mr. and Mrs. John d. Rockefeller. IT. arrived to-
day the clubhouse for Sunday. having
driven from their country house at Tarrytown-
Mr. and Mrs. Goodhue Livingston. who were at
the winter club have gone 10 Southampton. where
they have leased cottage for the summer.
Mr. and Mrs. Victor Sorchan. who at the
Van Cortland. Place. will go TO Newport next
week. Mr.. and Mrs. Morgan G. Barnweu VII! 90
10 Bar Harbor.
Other arrivals to-day were Mr.. and Mrs Rich
ard Goodhue Platt. J. d. Peet. il. George H Ben
jamin. Mr.. and Mrs J. Hill Prentice. Mr.. and
Mrs. Howard H Henry, Miss Amy Townsend. Mr..
and Mrs. Archibald c. Thatcher. Miss D. Miller.
T. NIunroe Endicott. Edward y. Taller, Miss Ben
jaulin. Mrs. James Brown Lord. T. Wyman Porter.
H. Cruger Oakley, Mr. and Mrs. Robert A Keller.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. T. Worden. Mrs. NJ. X Young.
Frederick s. Young Mr. and Mrs W NJ " Hof-
man. Mr. and Mrs II. P. Rogers. Mrs. Chapman.
Miss Varnum and others.
The golf links crowded to-day with large
gathering Of New-Yorkers. and several interesting
matches were played The tennis courts also
proved attractive for many and jolly crowd OF
tournament has been arranged. and several prize
cups have been offered. \ large entry list IS ex-
pected. The weekly shoot at the gun club this
afternoon was we'll patTonized by thu members
The Fourth OF July. usual will be a gala day
among the Tuxedo CoIonists. The usual field
sports will be contested. and IN addition a special
boat race will take place on Tuxedo Lake.
Many OF the cottagers are preparing to so TO tho
seashore and other summer resorts. Mr.. and Mrs
T. G. Condor will go to Bar HarbOr Mr.. and Mrs
George r. Baker will go 70 Nsw-Jersey Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry W. Poor Will go 20 Maine and Arx
George r. Preston VIII go 10 New-Hampshire-