New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-11-08
MANY DEBUTANTES At
TUXEDO PARK BALL
Dinner Party Given for Each
One Before Dancing at
the Club Begins.
MIDNIGHT SUPPER SERVED
About 500 Attend Annual Au-
tumn Affair, Many of Whom
Go by Train and Auto
mobile from City.
fBy Telegraph 70 The Tribune J

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! Tuxedo Park, Nov. THE annual au-
tumn ball. one of the leading social affairs
! of Tuxedo Park, was given tonight at
/ the Tuxedo club. Ideal weather COM
! bined with an exceptionally populous COL
ony to make it success. For weeks
/ every colonist has been entertaining on a
large scale. which terminated with to-
] nights dance.
Among the debutantes in attendance
were Miss Beatrice Burrill, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward l.. BUrrill Miss
Maud Coster daughter of Mrs Charles H..
| Coster Miss Mimi Scott, daughter Of
George Isham Scott; Miss Mary Croker
| Alexander, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
| Charles b. Alexander; Miss Marie Louise
| Rodewald. daughter of William MacNei
Rodewald Miss Dennis, daughter OF MI
and Mrs. Warren T.. Dennis, and Miss
| Marie Taller. daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs
| ]. Lee Taller Dinners were gwen Tor
each one tonight.
William MacNel ROdewald entertained
house party in the week, ending with
dinner tonight for Miss Rodewald at his
villa, and Mr. and Mrs. Charles h. Alex
ander had party for Miss Mary Alexan-
der at their villa Mr. and Mrs. r.. l..
Burrill had party of twenty at the club
TO meet Miss Burrill, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Morgan had party OF forty. The
dinner was served on a horseshoe shaped
table. beautifully decorated.
other large dinner parties al the cluo
Before the dance were those of Mr. ana
Mrs. Gerard Comley, Mr.. and Mrs. Pres
ton Davie, Mr.. and Mrs. Schuyler SchleH-
elm. Mr.. and Mrs. Winthrop Mckim, Mr..
and Mrs. George w Forsyth, Livingston
Pell and Gordon Fellows
Dinner parties were also given at their
villas by Nj. and Mrs. II. W. Monroe, MI.
and Mrs. Herman Nogel. Mr. and Mrs
Eben Richards, Miss Kate Lee Hartman
and Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph T. Tower. for
weeks every room at the club houses has
been engaged.
The regular ballroom, which adjoins the
clubhouse. was decorated. From the cen
tire were hung ropings OF holly to the
posts around the outside Of the room ana
on the stage, banked with chrysanthe-
NUNS. ferns, potted plants and ceddrs'
! the orchestra was stationed, from Whlch
two orchestras played alternately. Inc
| long hall from the main dining room To
the ballroom was like a greenhouse. On
either side were Powered plants oil all
! kinds and chrysanthemums. MUSIC was
| furnished by Professor Conrad. OF New
! port. 90
The evening trains were crowded WIN
| society folks. who came out for the BAH
and in addition, many arrived by motor.
I l. linz
! IN overlooking with automobiles. There
was no cotillon, and the favors were iid'-
loween articles. The ARRANGEMENTS were
under the supervision of Frederic JUL
! Hard.
Al midnight a supper was served IN the
! dining room, after which dancing was re-
| summed. There were about five hundred
present, among whom were Mr.. ana Mrs'
| Charles Il. Alexander. the Misses AIeAdh-
der. Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick de PeySter
7 Foster. MIR. and Mrs II. NJ. Tiford' MI
and Mrs. David Wagstaf. Mr. and Mrs
Frederick Foster Carey, Mr.. and Mrs.
! Henry II. Rogers. Mr. and Mrs Ed"lIu
/ Hancy. Miss Kate Lee Harmah' MI
and Mrs. Winthrop Mckim' Edward y
/ Taller. Mrs. Grenvllc Kane. MI ana Mrs'
| carroll d Wnslow, Mr. and Mrs. Her
man Vogcl Miss Vpgel, Miss Shepard
N, and Mrs q. Maurice Heckscher, MI
and Mrs. Warren T.. Dennis, MT. ana MIS-
Pbilip Rhinelander, +. Gunther' LIeuteh-
ant Bastedo, George Washington, Mrs'
Edward II. Hartman. Miss Hartman ana
guests Mrs b. Aymar Sands. Miss An
! dr.,,e Miss Marie Taller. Miss Mimi
/ Scott Miss Susan r. Dresser. MISS ORA
nor Miss r.. Sands, 4. Nelson Lewis MISS
| Mildred Mordaunt, Mrs. +. l." Pei, Mad
| ;.o,, Grant. DR.. and Mrs. T.. Rushmore.
Mice Rushmore, q. NJ. Rushmore, John
uuproe. II. j. Barrett, j. {. Fargo il.
william Post, +. n. Herrck, II. Gallatih
p.u Albert f.. Gallatin, II. w. Mumm'
Mr. and Mrs. Charles &. Auchincloss, Ar
,hrr Dabney. Miss Sergeant, Gordon
ware Livingstone Pell Mrs. NJ. Roose-
vol, Mrs. Charles j. Coulter. George Grls-
u.,Id Mr.. and Mrs Alfred l.. LOOMS
| urs u. T.. LOOMS, Mr.. and Mrs. w. "A.
,ravIor MIR. and Mrs. Herbert I. fcii'
II - Pail ir.. Mr.. and Mrs c. ). Lee
urs BERNARD =. Steinmann. Add'soh
| cammack. Huettc Cammack. MISS MAIN
arine Porter. Mr. and Mrs. Holman NH
lar MIR and Mrs. Kenelm Winslow' MI
and Mrs Joseph r. Tower, Miss Tower,
NJ and Mrs. John +. Harris MI anu
ure ~ lie Roy Emmett. Pierre LorllIaru'
Mrs II. G.. McVickar, Mr.. Grls"oiu bo'i-
| -, a,d pichmond Talbot.