New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-10-21
NOTES FROM TUXEDO PARK

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Tuxedo Park n. Y. Oct 2o.-ruxedo Is now IN me
midst OF it's autumn festivities, and social me- al
the fashionable colony is gay. Nearly every COT
tager entertaining, and at the club there are ths
usual weekend entertainments The weather 10
day was rather threatening, but did not interiors
with the weekend parties. There was an unusualS
large number OF arrivals to-day who VIII pass SUD
fay at the cottages and club
A vaudeville entertainment at the clubhouse pFs-
coded by the usual dinner at which large number
OF the cottagers and guests were present, and rn9
golf tournament for the r Fulton Cutting Cup
were the chief attractions. There were also saw
eral interesting matches. both IN lawn tennis and
court tennis at the Tennis Club. which attracted
large number.
Mr. and Mrs ". NJ. V. Holman were host and
hostess at u dinner party OF twenty-six Paxhurss
on Thursday evening, in honor OF Mr.. and Mrs
Francis B. Hoffman. Among those present we're
Mr.. and Mrs. G. B Alexander, Mr.. and Mrs. A. 3
Carhart, Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Frelinghuysen
Mr. and Mrs. II. S. Redmond. Afr. and Mrs. 3 B
Keech, Mrs stoddard. Miss stoddard. Miss Chapta
and T. De p. Foster.
Large dinner entertainments were given az rhets
cottages tonight by Mr.. and Mrs. Harris Fahne-
stock AIr. and Mrs. Frederick r. Halsey, Mr.. snc
Mrs Amory s. Carhart, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry W.
Poor, Mr.. and Mrs. SchieHelin. Hiss T1lford, Mn
Sampson. Mrs Charles Cooper and Mr.. and Ms
T. W. Porter.
Among those who entertained parties &c the club
tonight were Mr. and Mrs. Charles 3. Alexander,
Mr. and Mrs F. B. Hoffman. Oscar J. Brand. Rich
mond Talbot, James A Benedict General and Mrr
J. Frederick Pierson and Mr. and Mrs. Morgan q
Barnwel.
Mr. and Mrs Augustus D. Juilliard. who havs
been in Europe since May. have returned TO their
villa Other arrivals at cottages include Mr. and
Mrs Samuel Spencer. who also passed the summer
abroad; MIR. and Mrs. John C. Elliott, Mr.. and Mrs
Frederic F. Carey, Mr.. and Mrs :. A. ingalls, and
DR.. and Mrs. Edward L. Keyes.
Mr.. and Mrs. George c. Warner, Of Chicago, WI
arrive next week in the Price cottage, No. fuss
vacated by Mr.. and Mrs, Adolph ]. outerbridga
Mr.. and Mrs. Price Collier, who have been aorosd
for two years, will open their villa next month
Miss Adelaide SpoSord was the guest or MA
Pierre Lorillard. at Keewaydin during the wseA'
and Miss Evelyn Sloane. from Lenox. was tHs
guest OF Mrs Wallace Shilitto at ths Nswoold cot
'tage.
Miss Sybn Kane. Oldest daughter OF Mr.. and Ma
Granville Kane will be married at ST. Mays
Church. In Tuxedo. next Saturday. 70 A stewart
Walker, OF New York. Miss Ksne's attendants WIZ
be her two sisters. the Misses Edith and Der0eny
Kane. There will be reception at the Kane CO"
tage after the ceremony.
Another affair at Tuxedo during the week VIZ
be the annual autumn ball on Friday. at the ciuA
Large preparations being made By tho come
mttee. and the ball promises TO be most s1ccesslu.
There will be a large number OF dinner raruos
preceding tho ball.
Mrs. Charles B. Alexander will give a large dn'
ner at her cottage Tuesday, and Mr.. and NE.
A. s. Carhart will givs a series OF dinners nsA'
week
The Countess OF STAFFORD. of England. was -
guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Kesslsr at me ftios
cottage during the week Other arrivals hcinN'
Mr. and Mrs G.. W. Forsyth. who have Just re-
turned from abroad: Mrs. r. T. Wilson. jr. IN
and Mrs. Victor Sorchan. z b. Perrin, IT.. Josep1
McAnerny and party. Mr.. and Mrs r A Manhlns'
Mr. and Mrs John r. Broader. Miss Wetmo.@
Louis p. Miller. ]. c. Greves Mrs. H l. burns't
Mr.. and Mrs. +. ". S. Crosby, Mrs Nelson hxoss
aud a Van Cortlandb