New-York tribune., 1905-11-12
NOTES FROM TUXEDO PARK.
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Tuxedo Park " Y, Nov. 11--Several cottasers
who will pass the winter at Tuxedo have now ar
rived and the winter season promises to be most
enjoyable one. Perfect weather continued through
out the week which favored the coonists. and
festivities outdoor sports greatly In vogue
The families which here will remain nearly
all winter. and there several others who will
arrive later.
Mrs. Lnd1ey Fl. Chap:r has leased the Hull cot
tage Tower Hill for the winter. and Mr.. and
Mrs. g. II. Hull have gone TO town.
Several large dinners were given tonight both
at the cottages and at the clubhouse Mn and
Mrs. Pierre Lorillard entertained large party at
Keewaydin to meet the Belgian Minister and Bar
oness Moncheur Among the guests were Mr.
Rubido- -Zchy of the Austrian Legation; Mr.. and
Mrs. Richard Mortimer. Miss Spofford and Miss
Fellowes
Mr.. and Mrs. Stephen H. Pell. who occupy the
Jones cottage, also entertained a large party al
dinner. Other dinners given by ". MacNeill
Rodewald. Mr. and Mrs. Henry r. Rogers. IT,, Mr.
and Mrs y. Thayer Robb. Mr.. and Mrs Charles
]. Coulter, Mr.. and Mrs Henry NJ Tilford. Mr. and
Mrs Charles B. Alexander. Mr. and Mrs. Norman
Whtehousa and Mr.. and Mrs F. B. Keech- Several
large parties we're given at the club.
Frederick A JuiIIiard entertained party Of ten;
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Foster. Mr. and Mrs. NJ o.
BarnweIl. Mr.. and Mrs. Howland Pell. Mfr and
Mrs. c. s. Lee and others also gave dinners at the
club.
Several luncheons given at the club on
Election Day. Charles W Bangs entertained
party of ten Among the guests were Mr.. and Mrs
Robert Osgood. C. r. Bangs. Mr. and Mrs H. E
Rogers. Miss Tilton and e. 1. Ballard. There wers
also several luncheons given by parties who ar
rived IN automobiles for the day.
Mr.. and Mrs. David B. Ogden. who spent the au-
tumn in Bar Harbor have arrived In the Davis COT
tage, just vacated by Mr. and Mrs J. Montgomery
Hare. who opened their town house Mr. and MIS-
j. L. Van Allen have returned from Newport. anu
will spend several months at Tuxedo
Mrs. w. G. Dominck arrived to-day and Is At
the Wetmore cottage. just vacated by Mr ana MT
C. E. Bayne. who have returned to town othef
cottage arrivals are B. F. Lea in the Waldo COT
tage: Mr.. and Mrs. j. T. Tower, Mr. and MIS- d
E. Tams and Mrs P. C. Homitt
The harvest home dinner given BY Rich1nohu
Talbot Monday at the club was a great success
The ballroom. where the dinner was served was
decorated especially for the occasion. ana tne
guests dressed in typical old Southern styis-
Among the guests were D. o. Mills. w. Wrighr 81
Lorillard. ir. Miss Edith Kane Miss Sybn hane'
Miss Isabel Tiford. Mr. and Mrs. Q. s. Les MY
and Mrs H. II. Rogers jr, Frederick A JuIiaru-
Miss Wright. Dom Barber and several OF the cot
tagers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles B. Alexander will entertain
Prince Louis OF Battenberg and his ofhcers 81
luncheon at their cottage next TUESDAY. at "hieh
large gathering will assemble TO meet the prince
A special train will be run out from Jersey City to
Tuxedo for the guests.
Mr. and Mrs Stephen H. Pe1 Will entertain
Prince Alexander. of Prince Louis of Battenoess
feet at luncheon ct the clubhouse on Sunday. ~
which many of the coonists will be present -,
Miss c. w Feliowes was the guest OF Ms. -
Mrs Ar,ory s. carhart at their cottage
the weeks end and Miss Sackville West OF s.ss
,ar, w,. ,ha pne.t of Mr.. and Mrs Newoei0
Edgar. 4,
Mr. and Mrs Amos T. French who naSs .sr
Newport since early in the summer VIII open -
Tuxedo villa next week to spend the "in'e' -
James Henry Smith will open hinerAs Oh
ven1ber Is. -, ., ,hs
Mr. and Mrs William Fahnestock arrived 81
club early this week. Other late arrNA. ' -,
Prince Ponfatowski of Paris; Lieutenant 10
Of his rnajesty's ship Essex; AIR ana an- Z.,ssv
ertck " S. Crosby, Mr.. and Mrs Z. a. .t.
Mira A. d. Chandler. the Rev. George Il
III PendIeton Rogers, A. A. Fowler. MI. anu
f. vandcrbeek jr Mr.. and Mrs EdSao -
Henry g Hooker, Paul Tucksrman ana Af~ -