New-York tribune., 1921-11-06
Tuxedo Floral Show
Brilliant Feature
OF Week at Park
Display Finest in History of
Horticultural S Society
Shown at Old Clubhouse;
Weekly Dance at Club
spectal Dispatch to The Tribune

TUXEDO PARK, N. Y, Nov. 5.--The
annual exhibition of the Tuxedo Horti-
cultural Society held Friday and Sat-
urday in the ballroom of the old club
house was the chief attraction to So
ciety during the past week at Tuxedo
Park. This years floral display was
one Of the finest ever put on at Tuxedo.
The fern groups Of Mrs. David Wag-
staff and George F. Baker were the
features.
At the entrance to the ballroom were
two large groups of beautiful chrysan-
themums. The background for the dis
play consisted of miscellaneous flow
ering plants. Prominent on the right
side were two fern groups exhibited by
Mrs. David Wagstaff, which were mar
vels of artistic arrangement of choice
and exotic ferns. George F. Bakers
I fern group was on the left.
Exhibits Of table decorations were
also featured. Among the displays were
large specimen, singular and anemone
chrysanthemums, decorative foliage,
Towering plants, ferns, palms, fruits
and vegetables. Saturday afternoon a
special sale was held for the benefit
Of the Tuxedo Hospital.
The exhibitors this year included
Richard Delefield, Mrs. II. NJ. Tilford,
George F. Baker, Colonel Frank Browne
keech, Mrs. Richard Mortimer, Stanley
G. Mortimer, Mrs. J. Murry Mitchell,
G. B. Alexander. Mrs. Alfred Seton, Mrs.
E. II. Hartman, A. NJ. Beard, w. 2,
hamilton and Mrs. David Wagstaff.
Tonight the last regular weekly
dance Of the season was held at the
small club. To-day attention will be
divided between the finals in the Tux
edo tennis championship play and the
finals of the Tuxedo Lake Yacht races
which were held over from last Sunday.
In the tennis championship mixed
doubles semi-fnals Miss Lucille Bald
win sand George st. George will play
Miss Dorothy Kane and Charles j.
Coulter. The winners play Mr.. and
Mrs. H. Pendleton Rogers in the finals.
In the mems singles finals Stanley G.
Mortimer and Charles ). Coulter meet
tomorrow afternoon.
Yacht racing was extremely popular
!
Lake being the source OF supply for
nearly all drinking water in the park,
motor boating is prohibited. Those who
entered yachts this year in Tuxedo
races were P. l.. Barley, w. r. Belts, J
!. Blair. F. F. Carey, c. J. Coulter, P.
Davie, F. F. de Rham, N. l.. R. Edgar.
G. A. Ellis, F. De P. Foster, C. Kane,
F. B. Keech, c. S. Lee, G. Lorillard.
/ Pierre Lorillard jr., S. G. Mortimer,
Henry L. McVickar, c. Reed, E. Rich
ards, H. P. Rogers, H. C. Some, F. 0.
Spedden, George B. st. George, J. T.
Tams, N. W. Tilton, David Wagstaff
! Rodman Wanamaker and G. H.. War
rem jr.
Many prominent Tuxedo persons are
closing their villas and returning to
New York for the winter months.
Among those who are returning next
Mrs. Leroy w. Baldwin, Mr.. and Mrs
E. M. Weld, Mr.. and Mrs. J. E. Davis,
Mr.. and Mrs. Lucius Wilmerding, Mr..
and Mrs. H. C. Pell jr., Mr.. and Mrs.
J. Murry Mitchell, Mrs. E. r. Adee,
James Lowell Putnam and Mr. and
Mrs. George Henry Warren jr. Mr..
and Mrs. Theodore Frelinghuysen will
leave this week for Washington and
then go on to Palm Beach.
Among those who may be numbered
among the winter sport enthusiasts
and are taking villas this coming week
for the winter months in Tuxedo is
the Princess Braganza and her two
children, who will occupy the Ingalls,
villa. Princess Braganza was formerly
Miss Anita Stewart. Mr.. and Mrs.
William S. Moore have taken the Rob
ert Fulton Cutting villa. Mr.. and Mrs
z. Tiffany Richardson will occupy the
Clinton villa and Judge and Mrs. Fred
erick Kernochan, of New York CITY.
have taken the Waldo villa.
Those remaining at the Winter Club
during the past week include Mrs. AL
fred Kessler, George A. Ellis, Pierre
Lorillard, Major Pierre Lorillard jr..
Andre Lord, r. Gallatin Pell and Mr..
and Mrs. John Monroe.