New-York tribune., 1905-12-30
NEW YEARS BALL AT TUXEDO.
TBy Telegraph TO The Tribune.


Tuxedo Park, N. Y, Dec. 29.-The New Years
dance of the Tuxedo Club was held here tonight.
instead of New Years Eve that viii be
Sunday For weeks large preparations have been
made for the dance and since Christmas every
available at the clubhouse has been
gagged. Several of the Tuxedo colonists have re-
opened their villas for this occasion Early in the
day large numbers arrived to enjoy outdoor sports
and skating the lower lakes was largely in
dulged in
Features of the day the gathering OF many
house parties which will end New Years Day.
and the large attendance of debutantes at the
dance. The ballroom decorated with ropings
of evergreen and holly. Early in the evening many
large dinners were given, both at the clubhouse
and at the cottages.
James Henry Smith, who arrived this afternoon
entertained large party at his villa. Other parties
were given by Mr.. and Mrs. Stephen H. P. Pen,
Mr.. and Mrs Norman Whitehouse, Mr.. and Mrs
Newbold L. R. Edgar. Mr.. and Mrs Pierre LoriI-
lard. Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Mortimer. Mr.. and Mrs.
Winthrop McKim, Mr.. and Mrs Amos T. French.
Mr.. and Mrs Henry H. Rogers. jr., and William
MacNeilI Rodewald.
At the club dinners were given by Mr.. and Mrs.
James B. Haggin, Mr.. and Mrs. Morgan G. Barn.
we'll, Mr.. and Mrs. Willard S. Brown. Mr. and Mrs.
William Elliott and others. Mrs. Charles H. Cos
ter opened her villa for the holidays. did Mr.
and Mrs. R. Fulton Cutting. who entertained a
housefuI of guests Mr.. and Mrs. William B. Dins-
more, jr, who closed their villa early in the win
ter. reOpened 1t for the hondayS ana MIS-
Rowland PeIl, Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Mortimer, Mr..
and Mrs P. c. Hewitt and Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert
G. PeI also opened their cottages.
After dinner all the cottagers and their guests
sembled at the club, where dancing began at 10
O'Clock At II o'clock supper served in the
large dining room, after which dancing re-
sumed Among the debutantes present Miss
Pauline L. R. French, Miss " Eleanor Mortimer,
Miss Gladys A H. Pell, Miss Emily v. Coster, Miss
Dorothy Snow. Miss Jean &. Hancy. Miss Dorothy
KisseIL Miss Sedgwick Miss Tuckerman, Miss Isa-
belle TiIford, Miss Borland. Miss Page. Miss Dixon
and Miss Fish.
There was cotlon and there were no favors.
Among others present at the dance were Pierre
Iorillard. jr.. H. c. PeT. jr.. Richmond Talbot
Rertrarn De y. Cruger Mr. and Mrs. William FL
1iott Mr. and Mrs. J. Edward Davis. Mr.. and Mrs
7 PooIer Mr.. and Mrs Paul Tuckerman. Mr.
and Mrs F. Abbott ingalls,. Mr.. and Mrs. H NJ
TiIford Mr. and Mrs F. B. Keech. Mr. and Mrs
I F. Tams Miss Cruger, Mr.. and Mrs John
n Foster Mr. and Mrs. W. H. N Voss, Mr. and
Mrs = 8 Witherbee. Mr.. and Mrs. F. A. Snow,
Mr.. and Mrs John L. Wflkie Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
G. Trevor Edward n. Taller Frederick ]. Dieter,
.Iohn G. Neeser. George F. Baker, jr. John Hub
hard Miss Kemp. Colonel R. NJ. Thompson Mr.
and Mrs Samuel A. Walsh. jr., Mr.. and Mrs.
william, R. Garrison. Mr.. and Mrs. H H Rogers
ir Mr. and Mrs. winthrop McKim Miss Whitman
Mr. and Mrs NJ G. BarnwelI Mr.. and Mrs R
H Gallatin Mr. and Mrs. ]. B. Haggin, Mr. and
Mrs D. A. Pearson. Mr. and Mrs. Willard :
provn Mr. and Mrs. William L. Green Mr ana
Mrs Clarence Cary Mr.. and Mrs. James Brown
Nv and Mrs Henry s. Redmond, F. A. Juiiiiard'
- prand G E Sampson. Madison Grant. ". s.
Moore William Stackpoe. Robert Sedgwick IT,
and others