New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-10
NOTES FROM TUXEDO PARK.
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| Tuxedo Park n Y Sept. 9.-Perfect weather to-
| A. ra,.ors5 The Tuxedo colony for the weeks end
! festivities cool breeze was blowing from the
| northwest and the air was delightful 4 5000
crowd came out spend Sunday Next week VIII
| mark the opening OF the autumn season "'sn
nearly all of the cottagers will have returned ana
Tuxedo will again be gay. The rooms at the eIu'-
houses have all been taken
| Mr.. and Mrs Richard Mortimer VINO recenly
returned from abroad and opened their VIVA
entertained large party throughout the week ioi-
lowed by large dinner tonight among 'ns
guests were Nine. Won Scherwitz. Of Germany; VT
and Mrs John ]. Chapman. Mr. and Mrs r LorI-
lard and several of the Tuxedo colonists-
Among others who entertained at dinner were
Mr. and Mrs G. 2. Baker Mr.. and Mrs. ". N V
Hoffman, Mr.. and Mrs Theodore Freltrghuyser.
Mr. and Mrs R. F. Cutting Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Waller jr., Mr. and Mrs II. s. Redmond and Mr..
and Mrs. G. H. Hull
Mr. and Mrs. Edward ]. Hancy and Miss Hancy
have returned to their villa, and Mr.. and Mrs. c.
J. Coulter of Albany have taken the Coudert cot
tage just vacated by Mr.. and Mrs. ]. P Bernhard.
who have returned TO town.
Other arrivals this week at the cottages were
Mrs John Wolfe, who was at Newport; Mr.. and
Mrs Edward Page, Mr. and Mrs H Vogel. NJ.
and Mrs Rowland Pen and Mr.. and Mrs g. l..
Ronads.
Mr.. and Mrs. s H F Peu have leased the Jones
cottage for the season, and will arrive next week
Among others who will arrive next week are Mr..
and Mrs. William B. Dnsmore. ir., who spent the
summer at York Harbor: Mr.. and Mrs 2 r.
HaIsey from an extended trip abroad Mr. ard
Mrs. Henry ". Poor. who were also abroad Mr..
and Mrs H o. Haveneyer, jr., who were az New
port: Mrs L. B. Preston. Mr.. and Mrs. George r.
Preston, MI and Mrs. Eben Richards and Mr. and
Mrs. Richard Delaheld
The annual vegetable show OF the Tuxedo Horti-
cultural Society was held at the St. Marys parish
house or Friday and many fine exhibitions OF veg
etables were shown by the colonistS- The annual
flower show this year will take place as usual the
first week in October at the Tuxedo Club
Several matches in lawn tennis were held TO-DAY
on the courts OF the Tuxedo Tennis and Racquetts
Club There will be several prize cups offered in
September and October and golf will also be enc
OF the chief attractions.
Captain and Mrs. r. P. Hobsor. who passed tire
week at the cottage OF Mr.. and Mrs George Hunt
ington Hull. have returned TO the South.
Mr. and Mrs. Ambrose Mcneil have gone TO
Southampton for several weeks.
Fred Dep. Foster, who on the cruise OF tire
New York Yacht Club Nova Scotia. has returned
to his Tuxedo cottage
Mr. and Mrs. F. B. Keech are passing several
weeks at Hot Springs Va.
tanned large party Keewaydin. Among the
guests were Pierre and Nine. Rojestvenslzy, OF the
Russian Embassy, Washington: Miss Mabel Ner-
riam, Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Mortimer, Gordon Eel
loves and Mr., and Mrs. ] J. Chapman.
Mrs. G. E Dodge and Miss Dodge have returned
to their Tuxedo cottage for the autumn. Other ar
rivals include Mr. and Mrs Herbert C. Pell. Mrs
Henry Chapman. Guy Fairfax Cary. Mrs. r. H.
HoadIey. Captain John y. Hodges. L. s. a, Henry
B. Willis Mexico City. i. =. Carey. Frederick v
S Crosby. Miss L. L. Breese, Augustus Van CouT'-
landt ]. Frederick Tams. Moncure Robinson. Mad
son Grant, J. T. Person jr. w. f. Zeller, O. j.
Brand J. c Lord and N. L. r. Edgar