New-York tribune., 1905-12-24
NOTES FROM TUXEDO PARK.
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Tuxedo Park, n. Y, Dec. 23-Rainy and disagres-
able weather to-day did not interfere with tbs
social gatherings among the colonists for their
week end entertainment. large crowd Of well
known people came out to Tuxedo to-day to remain
over Christmas. There were many week end din
ners. followed by bridge. and the tennis matches
at the Tennis Club were attractive
Several house parties were given, and few Of
the cottagers have opened their villas for the holt
days The annual New Years ball, the chief at
traction of this week, will be very gay, as the
younger members have taken much interest In the
affair The date. which originally set for Ds-
cember so, has been changed by the COMMITTEES 70
the 29th. There will also be a dance on the Soth.
which will be largely attended by those who CONS
out for the New Year. Every available room az
the clubhouses has been taken
Mrs. Charles H. Coster VIII open her villa, and
Mr and Mrs. r. Fulton Cutting and family Will
pass the week at their cottage on Tower Hill
Among others who are expected to open their villas
are Mrs Cooper Hewitt, Mrs. William N. V Hoff
man, Mr. and Mrs Richard Mortimer and Mr.. ard
Mrs. Edson Bradley
Mrs Pierre Lorilard. who passed the greater
part Of the week in town. returned TO Tuxedo to-
day and entertained large number at housa
party followed by dinner at Keewaydin, tonight
Among others who will hold house parties IN tbs
holiday week are Mr.. and Mrs Lanfear Norrie.
Mr. and Mrs. Stephen H P Pen. Blr. and Mrs
William Kent, Mr.. and Mrs Edwin Main Post, Mt.
and Mrs Richard Mortimer Mr.. and Mrs r.
p1IitOn
Mr and Mrs. Amos T. French, w NJ n. Rode
1vaId Mrs John Wolfe and BIr. and Mrs Norman
Whitehouse.
Mr.. and Mrs Henry H. Rogers. f.. who are in tbs
Walker Smith villa Tuxedo Lake, will leavs
here early next week for q cruise on their steam
Yacht Diana to the West Indies. Among tneir
guests will be several OF the Tuxedo colonists
Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Clinton arrived at tha
clubhouse to-day and will entertain large party
over Christmas. Among their guests are John
Iarlin, George W. Darr. c. K Clinton F. K Lar
kin, Charles Melville Dewey and others
Mr. and Mrs Ernest A wfltse. Of Paris, ere also
at the clubhouse for the week
The intercIub court tennis matches. which win os
played under the management OF the TUXEDO zen
mis- and Racquet Club, will begin next Friday ths
most interesting match will be IN the doubles wnen
peter Latham champion OF England with Charles
e Sands of New-York. a partner VIII mes'
Joshua Crane jr., and Thomas Petit. OF the Bos-
ton Tennis Club on Saturday. There will also %
representatives OF the Philadelphia Chicago Ne"-
York and other clubs present to take part III tnS
matches the following day.
James Henry Smith. who spent the early part e
the week at Eincraig, has gone South on shooting
trip. He will return 10 MS IuAeoo 'AiA l
Tuxedo ball
Count and Countess Karl Wachtermeister' ee
Stockholm were the guests of Mr. and MIS- AZ
thur P Lord at their cottage during the week.
other arrivals were the Hon. Neil Primrose Q.
England; Madame Pier Triana. OF Aadrioi LoiN
Terrence Bourne. of London; Mr. and MIS- Dsn9 @
AnrIetou Pearson, Moncure Robinson, Barton VIII
,e nv and Mrs Frederick a. Snow, Mr.. and Mrs
13or1 Tuckernlan Mr.. and Mrs. J. Frederick rams
Mrs A. T. Van Nest, Mr.. and Mrs r V. D |'0SOs
and Frederick A Juilliard' -.
Mrs William II. Young has closed neF 4uAeN
cottage and will spend several weeks on d pi77-1-
trip to Texas