New-York tribune., 1922-04-02
Several Large Catches En-.
tered at Club on Open
ing Day; Many Leases
for Summer Cottages
Large Colony Is
Already on Hand
Gardeners Preparing for
Spring; Several Resi-
dents VIII 60 Abroad
from q s'or corrcapo 1on'


w THlLE many members o. So
w ciety have come here dur
ing the last few weeks for
the trout fishing which opens to-day,
and to prepare their villas for what
promises to be an exceedingly popu-
lar Tuxedo season, others are busy
planning spring and summer trip.
abroad.
The season opened to-day for
brook and lake trout, quananiche and
steelheads. Among those who en-
tered large catches in the log Of tho
Tuxedo Club lobby were Major
Pierre LorilIard ir., Charles 7.
Scott, William Gilman Low jr. and
Dyson Duncan.
Many Leases Made
For Summer Cottages
There have been numerous lcase-
made for Tuxedo cottages for the com
ing season. Mr.. and Mrs. Lc Grand
Cannon have taken the small Elliot
cottage. Mr. and Mrs. George H. Warren
jr will occupy the Rodewald cottage
Charles L. Sampson and Miss Sampson
will take over the J. f. Stevens cottage
Mrs l.. iiavemeyer Butt will occupy thc
Nogel cottage. MIR. and Mrs Charlie
J. Coulter viii take the Griswold cot
tage. Mr.. and Mrs. Casimer de Rham
have taken the !. d. Laying cottage. and
Mr.. and Mrs. s. Sloan Colt the Griain
cottage, which they purchased last fall
Mrs. Price Collier Will occupy Post No
|. and Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. B. Gates the
Hull cottage.
Those who are planning spring trip
abroad include Mr.. and Mrs. David
Wagstaff, who are expected to sail for
Europe about May !. The WagstaF-
remained in New York this winter in
stead of making their regular trip To
Palm Beach because of the illness %
their son. Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Seton
have planned to go TO Europe during
May, where they Will visit Mrs. Seton
mother, who is living in Switzerland
Others who will go abroad about Ma,
t,ben Richards.
Mrs j. G. Elliott and their dsushtcf
Miss Elliott. sailed Friday for Eng land
Pierre Loriilard ST.. who has bee
abroad during the winter months,
expected home about May !.
Those who are passing week-ends "a
the Tuxedo Club include Mr.. and NJ
Charles l.. Scott. Francis Roche, W
liam Gilman Low jr.. Dyson Dunca'
Alfred s. Dabney, Mr. and Mrs. Edwar
Robinson, Mrs. G. W Douglas an
Major Pierre Lorillard jr.
Large Colony Already
Established for Season
Among those already occupying the
Tuxedo homes are Mr.. and Mrs. W
liam S. Moore, Mr.. and Mrs. Grlswo.
Lorllard. Prince and Princess BIZ
:, ganza. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert ]. Nn
I Mr.. and Mrs Harry S. Hooker, Mr.. an
r Mrs. Alfred LOOMS, Mr.. and Mrs. Ma
shall Kernochan, Mr.. and Mrs Stanle
= G.. Mortimer, Mr.. and Mrs. Philip n
Rhinelander, +. Victor Loew. Mrs,
Havemeyer Butt, Mr.. and Mrs. Har!
Lansing MacNickar, Mr. and Mrs. Gre
,e Vile Kane, Mr.. and Mrs. Tiffany Rlc
,e ardson. Mr.. and Mrs. Willis Rossit
q, Belts, Mr. and Mrs. John h. Cowdl
u" Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick G. de Rnal
X. Judge and Mrs. Frederick kernochs
Mr.. and Mrs. James Parker Nogel al
;, Mr.. and Mrs. Cornelius S. Lee.
- Gardeners are busy throughout &
'I Park preparing for the season. The
nu is talk Of plans for the annual Tuxe
by horse show. and it is said this yea
lu entries will be larger and more |
ee teresting than for several wears pa
ne There is every indication that TuXe
or will have an extremely popular seasc