New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-18
NOTES FROM TUXEDO PARK.

IBy Telegraph TO The Tribune
Tuxedo Park. N. Y, Feb. I7.-Tha weather vv..
favorable to-day for the weekend entertainments
Many well known persons came out 70 spend
Sunday. The outdoor sports were well patron
ICED. and the skating and tobOgganing on Tuxedo
Lake proved attractive. There was also a Iarys
number at the tennis club to witness the exhibition
matches on the courts
James Henry Smith arrived this morning IN .
special train to pass Sunday at Kncraiz He IL en-
tertaining large house party. He will return %
town on Monday morning
special dinner. followed By a fancy dress dancs
was given at the club. which was largely attended
by those who came out to-day and the colonlsts.
Some OF those present were Mr. and Mrs T. r.
Keech. Mr. and Mrs. william b Dinsmore r.
Mr.. and Mrs William r Garrison. Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred F. Carey, Richmond Talbot. Frederick A
Juilliard. Arthur o. Choate. Mr. and Mrs Goodhu.
Livingston. Mr.. and Mrs Newbold lie Roy Edgar
Miss Jones, Miss Parsons, Pierre LorilIsrd. IT, and
Louis Livingston
Among others who gave dinners tonight we're
Mr.. and Mrs. Norman whitehouse. at the Prics
cottage, who invited large number to meet Colo
mel and Mrs John Jacob Astor. who arrived to-day
Mr.. and Mrs George r. Hull entertained a party
at their villa TO Mr.. and Mrs. Richmond Pear
son Hobson. who spending few weeks at
Tuxedo
Among others who had dinner parties tonight
were Mr.. and Mrs. William Gilbert Davies. Mr..
and Mrs. William Kent. Mr.. and Mrs R. Fulton
Cutting. Mrs. Charles H. Coster. Mr.. and Mrs. L.
Schanler. William MacNen Rodewald and Mr.. and
Mrs Granville Kane.
Mr.. and Mrs James Brown Potter closed their
Tuxedo villa Monday for the winter. They are
having their villa enlarged. and will return early
In the spring for several months.
Miss Louisa Norwood sailed for an extended trip
abroad on Friday. having closed the Stokes cot
tage Weewah Lake.
Amos 7. French and his daughter. Miss Pauline
French. who went abroad several weeks ago Will
return to their Tuxedo villa early in April.
Mr. and Mrs Stephen H P. PeII who have been
South on Colonel ThOmpson's houseboat the Ever
glades, returned to Tuxedo to-day. They are occu-
plying the Jones cottage for the winter.
The Aero Club OF America will make an asceu-
arations under way to ship gas in tanks
from the works at Suffern to initiate the balloon
Many will be on hand to witness the ascension.
Among the late arrivals T. Sunern Taller
Mrs. z L. De Rose. DR.. and Mrs. E. L. Keyes Mr.
and Mrs w B. Dinsmore. jr.. Mr.. and Mrs Good
hue Livingston. Mr. and Mrs. NewboId La Row
Edgar. Richmond Talbot. Miss Lydia Jones' Miss
Zane. Miss Boreland. Miss Tuckerman Crfswod
Lorillard. Gordon Douglas. W. s Moore Mr. and
Mrs. +. B. Keech. F. A Juilliard William Post
Louis Livingston. Arthur o. Choate Miss Parsons
Miss Fellowes. Miss Lily Lee Page and Buell.
Hollistsr.
Mr. and Mrs Richard Mortimer opened thsir
tuxedo villa to-day and entertained a party over
Sunday.
Mrs' cooper Hewitt, Mrs c. H Coster Mr. and
MIS-. n r. Cutting and Mr.. and Mrs Frederick
GaIiatin will open their villas for washington.
Birthday. ~