New-York tribune., 1906-04-08
NOTES FRoM TUXEDO PAak.
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Tuxedo Park. ". Y, April T.-Beautifu, spring
weather combined with the weeks end festivities.
brought out a large number Of well known persons
TO Tuxedo to pass Sunday Several parties arrived
in automobiles and al the morning trains broughs
out numerous guests 10 the cottages and the club.
house.
The first real good fishing opened to-day, as the
ice went out Of Tuxedo Lake on Friday. The lake
was crowded with fishing boats all day and several
good catches of steelhead trout We're brought fn-
AS the warm weather approaches nearly all of
the cottages are being put in order for the spring
season. which opens about May l.
Mr. and Mrs. Edison Bradley, who were in Wash
ington during the winter. are getting their large
Tuxedo villa in readiness Tor occupation early next
month.
Mr. and Mrs Theodore Frelinghuysen and 1iE
and Mrs. Cornelius c. Cuyler passed last sunday
at Tuxedo; they getting their cottages in shape
for the early spring season
James Henry smith entertained a large party at
dinner az Kncraig tonight. Among his guests
were Mr. and Mrs. Sidney !. Smith Mr. and Mrs
Norman whitehouse. T, Suffern Taller and others
Of the Tuxedo colony.
Among others who entertained at dinner parties
were: Mr.. and Mrs. Amos T. French Mr and
Mrs Richard Mortimer Mr. and Mrs stephen H.
P PeIl Mr.. and Mrs. William Kent Mrs. George
H Hull and Mr.. and Mrs. T. Wyran Porter
Mr. and Mrs. A Lanfear Norrie, who arrived
at the small Barley cottage for the weeks end.
entertained a party az dinner Among the guests
Willing.
Mr.. and Mrs Arthur P Lord closed their Tuxedo
villa on Friday. They will spend the spring season
in California returning to Tuxedo in the autumn,
having leased their villa here for the summer
Mr. ana Mrs Eben Richards, who have been u
Southern California and Mexico during the winter
arrived at the King cottage to-day for the spring
season.
The Misses varnuu, who have been at tbs annex
for the winter. will spend the spring and sumIaa
at Lenox where they have taken cottage.
Mr.. and Mrs. NIacgrane Coke and family, Vno
occupied their Sputhfeld cottage during the Win'
ter arrived at the clubhouse on Wednesday feF
fortnight's stay They entertained Professor ana
Mrs B. d. Woodward. Of Columbia University 6
dinner tonight. Mr.. and Mrs, Coke viii 90 south
next week.
Miss SibyI Kane. who has been cruising in Wsst
Indian waters with H H Rogers. ir., aad party On
Mr.. Rogers's steam yacht, Will return to Iuxea'
about April 10
town last winter will occupy their villa, on Turto
Point during the spring, and Air and Mrs, Francs
B. Griffin will open their Tuxedo house next wees
Mr. ana Mrs. Pierre LOrillard. who nov p
Washington, Will open their Tuxedo cottage II ~
for the season.
Among Others who Will spend the late spring
season in Tuxedo are Mr.. and Mrs. Charles p
Alexander. Mr.. and Mrs William P Hanil'ol
Mr.. Mrs J. V V Olcott. AIR and Mrs. Morgan
G. Barnwen Mr.. and Mrs Henry ". Poor ana
Mr., and Mrs. Newbold Edgar.
Mr. and Mrs b p. SteinIEan. who recently psl-
chased the Howard Page villa, Will also spea%
part OF the season at Tuxedo
The new schoolhoUse which was erected by la9
Tuxedo Park School Company for the PARK Tesf
dents was opened last week.
DR.. and Mrs. j. c. Edgar arrived the cue
house to-day. Among others who are spendas
Sunday there John Fox. jr, Miss Tiliord, ~.
| and Mrs. j. NJ Varnum, J. H. Smith, jr-. Morris
W. kellogg, Robert Goelet. Mrs. c. D, InsersoA
/ Robert T. VarnUm. NJ. aui Mrs e. W, FoEsyt-
! Mr.. and Mrs, F. r. KeeCh Fl. c. Oakley. Mr. aae
| Mrs J, n. Hare. Dr. and Mrs T. L. Ksyes W. WI,
lam Elliott, +. j. Deter. Edward De Z. Livinss.s
/ Mr.. and AIEs. II. s Redmond ana Mr.. and AlA
/ Edward SherWin.