The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-07-02
OUTDOOR SPORTS AT TUXEDO.
A Large Crowd OF Society Folk Arrive to
Stay Over the Fourth.

TUXEDO PARK, n. Y, July 1.-Cool
weather to-day favored the society folk
at Tuxedo for their week end entertain
ments and in consequence good crowd
came up to stay over the Fourth. Outdoor
sports were the chief pastimes. The
Tuxedo Gun Club held it's weekly shoot,
the golf links were crowded with a gay
throng and the Tennis and Racquet Club
began a tournament for ladies and gen
tlemcn which will continue over the Fo rth.
Many valuable cups are given as prizes.
House parties at which man. guests will
be entertained over Sunday are numerous.
The rooms at the clubhouse are taken for
several days,
The Fo rth as usual will be gala day.
There will be the annual athletic games, the
tennis tourney, the speeding races at the
racetraok and the sailing races. followed In
the evening by grand display Of fireworks.
There will also be concert at the club
house early in the evening and many large
dinners are scheduled.
MIR. and Mrs. Richard Mortimer, who
arrived from Europe last Saturday, have
not opened their Tuxedo villa yet. They
have taken apartments at the clubhouse
while their cottage is Being put in readi-
ness, and will move early next week. Mr..
and Mrs. Mortimer entertained a large
party at dinner tonight at the clubhouse.
AS the warm weather approaches many
Of the cottagers are preparing to visit the
seashore. Mir and Mrs. II. D. Whitfeldi
who were in the small Garrison cottage,
have gone to Southampton; Mr. and Mrs.
w. S. Brown, who were in the Winter Club.
have opened their cottage at Cedarhurst.
and Mr.. and Mrs. Goodhue Livingston
have gone to Easthampton.
Many large dinners were given at tho
cottages tonight, Among those enter
tanning parties were Mr. and Mrs. Howard
Page in the Van Nest cottage, Mir and Mrs.
P. Lorillard al keewaydin, Mr.. and Mrs.
j. Montgomery Hare in the Chester Davis
cottage on Tower Hill, Mr.. and Mrs Henry
Nj. Tilford in the Barley house. Mr.. and
Mrs George Fl. Hull, Mr. and Mrs. E. J.
Nancy and hir. w. NJ n. Rodewald
by Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Mort inner, Mr..
and Mrs. Charles e, Van Ncstrand, Mr.. and
Mrs Alonlo Potter, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
P. Rogers, MIR and Mrs. j. Hill Prentice
and Mr., and Mrs. William Elliott.
Madison ian Grant ant Is entertaining party
among whom are Mrs. Edward N. Town
send, Jr.. Miss Greenough and Charles
p Moore, Jr.
Warren D. Roht ms. who has Teen
stopping at the clu house for several
weeks, sailed on the Campania to-day
to pass the summer a road, and NJ. and
Mrs. Fred r. Halsey closed their tuxedo
villa early in the week to pass the summer
on the Continent. They will return early
in the autumn.
Mr., and Mrs. Herman Vogel, who have
just opened their Tuxedo villa on West
Lake road, entertained at dinner at their
cottage tonight Among their guests were
the Misses Shepard, O. H. Chapman and
Mr.. and Mrs. George H. Benjamin
Miss Annie Kountye Of Morristown ,daugh-
ter Of Mr., and Mrs. Luther Kountze, was
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs G. H. Hull at
their cottage and Miss Natica Rives Of
Newport was the guest Of Mrs. p, I,orillard
at Keewaydin
William Rhnelander Stewart and W.
Il. Stewart. Jr., arrived at the club.
house to-day Among other arrivals were
MIR. and Mrs. J. H. Townsend. Mr. and
Mrs. A. d. Ledoux, e. Wentworth
Dixie. G. B. Alexander, Rot ert Varnum,
Harry Mason, r. A. Havemeyer, Arthur
O.. Choate, Mrs. Russell Hoadly, F. B.
Adams, Jerome y. Bonaparte, Mrs. II.
4. Grant, Mrs. NJ. S. Bacon, Mrs. A. Van
Deveri and Dr. and Mrs. j. NJ. Woodbury..