New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-08
NOTES FROM TUXEDO PARK.
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Tuxedo Park, n. Y. Oct 7-Perfsct autur,n
weather favored the Tuxedo coIonists throughout
the week. Most Of the cottages are now taken and
every availabls room in the clubhouse il engaged
for October.
special. dinner followed by vaudeville per
Torrance was given by the club on Friday even
ing. It attended by many OF the members
and their guests.
The week end tournament IN mixed doubles st
the tennis courts was largely attended. Thsrs
were number of matches at golf for the TuIs5o
Sweepstakes Handicap. which Is attracting an IN
usual amount OF interest.
Colonel and Mrs. J. Fred Pferson who haYs
leased the Wolfe cottage on Turtle Mountain. en-
tertained at luncheon to-day among their guests
were Mrs. B. P. steinrnan, Mrs. c. z. Bayne. Mrs
Howard Page, Mrs. Alfred Ksssler. Miss Waldo
and others OF the Tuxedo colonists.
Among others who gave large luucheons to-day
we're Mrs William Kent. Mrs. r. F. Cutting, NJ.
John Wolfe and Mr.. and Mrs. H. s. Redmond
NJ. and Mrs. Frederic De P Foster entertained
party of sixteen at the club dinner last might
Among their guests were Mr.. and Mrs Henri
Monroe Mr. and Mrs. Henry Redmond, Mr.. and
Mrs. Lewis s. ChsnIer and Mr. and Mrs. Edwin NJ
Post.
Mr.. and Mrs. ?. Z. Ksech, who returned last
week from Hot Springs. were host and hostess TO
a party OF twelve.
Others who gave dinners at the club were Mr.
and Mrs. winthrop McKin, Mr.. and Mrs Harris
Fahnestock 3fr and Mrs. Howard Page and Mr.
and Mrs Cornelius s. Lee.
At the cottages dinners were given by Mr.. and
Mrs. Jules ]. vatable. Mr.. and Mrs. ". r. Gar
rison Mr.. and Ms. Samuel Spencer. Mr.. and Mrs.
Granville Kane, Mrs. George z Dodge and Mr.
and Mrs. RodewaId.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick R Halseyi who rscenuv
arrived from extended trip abroad. opened their
Tuxedo villa to-day for the autumn
Mr.. and Mrs. @. Loew, who passed tbs summer
at Newport have taken Price cottage No. =. IN Pep
peridge Road. They arrived on Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs Henry ". Poor have returned from
abroad and are nox in their large villa OF Tower
Hill.
Other arrivals at cottages this week include Mrs
Charles H. Coster and :he Misses Coster. who we're
abroad: Mr.. and Mrs. Granville Kans and Mr. and
Mrs. John c. Elliott.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. l. Ronaids, jr.. who were abroad
since last SPRING arrived at the club Wednss-
dsv and Mrs Newbold lie Roy Edgar has az
rived from Paris at her cottage On lookout Point
Miss Edith Pulitzer, Of Nsw-York, was the guest
of Mrs John Wolfe at her cottage for the SEeek
and Mr. and Mrs William L. Green OF Albany.
ara staying with Mr. ana MIS-. Henry . Heolnono
in the Hyde cottage.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Mortimer VIII give dinner
and dance next Friday for their daughter, Miss
Eleanor Mortimer who viii be introduced into so
ciety this autumn. and Mr. and Mrs. Henry NJ I'll
ford who are occupying the Barley cottage, viii
give a dinner next week for their daughter Miss
isabel Tilford who will also make her debut this
autumn
Mr. and Mrs. Albert d. Smith and DR.. Charles
Townsend arrived from Orange To-Day ana 4unCH~u
at the clubhouse
William H. Young entertained Mr.. and Mrs h
s. Carpenter Mr. and Mrs. William A. Tucker and
Mr.. Foster at luncheon at the club to-day.
Among other arrivals to-day were Sherman Day
Mr. and Mrs c. weidenfsId ". g Moore, Mrs.
Henry Daily Miss Merrill. Mr.. and Mrs. F. B. Mer-
riIl r sanford Beatty Mr.. and Mrs Merle Middle
ton James Gethin. ]. S. Barton Willing, Augustus
Van Cortlandt. Lawrence Fischer. z N Taller F.
J. Deter Albert Wilcox. & ". Shirk, r Terri,
f. Cyril Hatch. Mr.. and Mrs L. A. Street. Mr. and
Mrs r. II. Williams and z. S ogden.