New-York tribune., 1922-06-11
Invitation Golf Tourna.
. ment and Spring Dance
Prominent in Series of
Attractions 10 Society
Novel Dutch Treat
Dinner Is Given
Fourteen SailbOats Will
Take Part in the Races
To-day and Tomorrow
TUXEDO PARY. June 10.

tpFnG cance AZ lhc ciuOt olN-
ner parties, sailing races. and tennis
have made this the most popular
week end Of the season. More than
seventy golfers drove from the first
tee this morning in the medal play.
which opened the annual tourna-
ment.
A Dutch treat dinner was held nc
the club tonight before the dance.
Among those who attended this din
ner were Mr.. and Mrs. George ".
Warren, Mr.. and Mrs Philip Kip
Rhinelander. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Reed, Colonel and Mrs. Frank
Brown Keech, Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred
Loomis. Mr.. and Mrs. G.. Hoffman.
Mr.. Walter Carey. Miss Renee Car
hart, Mr, and Mrs Harry S. Hooker.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. +. Davis and Mr.
John Sterns.
There we're many private dinner
parties IN the park tonight Among
the prominent hosts were Mr. PHILIP
Cammann, Mr. Frederick Cammann.
Mrs. Amory s. Carhsrt sni Mr. and
Mrs. Leroy Baldwin. who entertained
twelve guests a, their homs. Nearly
every resident Of the park attended ,hs
annual spring dance tonight IN the
clubhouse. u has been the custom %
hold this dance In the ballroom of ths
old club. but this year 10 vas held IN
winter clubhouse
Many Prominent Guests
Among Those At Dance
Among those who attended ths d,res
we're Mr.. and Mrs. Amofy g. Carhar'
Major Pierre Lorillard ir. Mr Pierre
Lorillard sr, Mr. and Mr' GrirFoll
Lorlllard. Mr and Mrs !. 2 Bernhard.
Nr and Mrs J Murry Mitchell 81
and Mrs George 81. George, Nr. nni
Mrs. II c. Drayton, Mr. and Mrs. John
Munroe, Mr.. and Mrs. william STACK.
pole. Mr. and Mrs George H. Nafrfr.
Mr. and Mrs Herbert e.. pell. Mr. ard
Mrs Samuel Sloan Colt. Mr. and Mrs
Barnard Wood Mr and Mrs Francis
Bradley. Mr.. and Mrs Freiefiek kef
nochan. Mr. and Mrs Frederick De
Rhnm, Miss Minnie Richards, nr ard
Mrs George Roberts. Mr. and Nf'
Theodore Frclnghnysen Mr and Ms
Harry Lansing McNickar. Mr. and Mrs
+. r. Carey. Mr L. Havrrmeyer Bu'',
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Morris. Mr Andre
Lord. Nr. and Mrs Wyllys RossetteE
Belts. Miss Harriet Mckim. Mr. Alfred
Dabnoy. Mr. and Mrs 2. L. harbcy
Mr. and Mrs Herbert Lawrence. Mr.
and Mrs Greonvillo Kane, Mr ard
Mrs James Parker Vogol. Mr. and Mr'
r. J. Hancy Mr. and Mrs. forsytis
Wickcs, Miss Annette 1ilford. Mrs
Henry Y. Tilford. Mf and Mrs. J. ,.
Tams. Mr. and Mrs y. o. Speddsn.
r. &. DeVeau. Mr. Alfred Dabney and
Mr ard Mrs Stanley g. Mortimer
Those stopping at the club over The
weekend include Mr Robert D. Wrrnn.
Miss Grace Wrern, Major Pierre Loril-
lard ir. Nr Pierre Lorillard sf, NJ
p. {. Dcveau, Mr. A'frei Dahney, W
George Ellis. NJ. o J Brand and ~
and Mrs. J r. Stevens who ere AZ the
Tennis Club apartments.
Mr. and Mrs. p. l.. Morris hsvs
moved INTO the james Brown Potter
cottage. Mr. and Mrs " g. low g.
have left Tuxedo for a. Few weeks
trip Mr. Francis Roche is away on
hshing trip
Anglers At Turedo Lake
Enjoying Excellent Luck
Among those who are enjoying ths
excellent fishing IN Tuxedo Lake are
Mr. r. d. Wrcnn, Mr.. A. s. Walker ".
Mr.. Leroy ". Baldwin. M Le Grant
Cannon, Mr. W r. Belts IT,. Mr A G..
Jennings, Miss some Mf fof,yth'
Wickcs. Mr. A. A. Lord, Mr. Harry
Lansing McNickar, Nr. {. d. NinsloN
and M Francis Roche.
Fourteen sailboats entered hs
weekly races scheduled for today ard
tomorrow on Tuxedo Lake. The swim.
ming season opened In Weewah lake.
Several matches were played to-day in
the tennis tournament which Is being
held during the week ends In The
month of June.
The golf tournament which opened
this morning has attracted one n the
largest galleries which has turned out
20 witness a Tuxedo tournament in
many years Over seventy entered tho
qualifying round There will be a
medal for the low score and a cup for
the tournament winner Besides MS
prize there will be hve awards % the
winners Of the division contests.
Match play will be- held tomorrow
for those who qualified n the medal
play to-day Among those who played
in the Tuxedo tournament this year
were Mr. J. p. Nogel. Mr.. X Adamt,
Mr. Seymour Johnson Mr. K. ID.
Wrcnn, Mr.. ". Carhart, Nf. J. {. Fre-
mont. Mr. II. Foster. Mr. VI. Saporins.
Mr. r. Mcmillan, Mr. l.. $. Morris, Sir.
G.. NJ. Miller. Mr. A. Gladwin. Mr. a.
r. Sedgwick, Mr.. n. r. King. Mr.. J. p.
Parrish jr., Mr.. c. s. Brown. Mr.. II. l.
Mcyickar. Mr.. T. G. Cook. Mr. n. y
Ladd. Mr.. A. l.. Norris. Mr. II. p Bing-
ham, Mr.. o. II. Mellon. Mr. W. ID. Van-
derpool, Mr.. j. /. Blair. Mr.. s. ID. Boz.
ers. Mr.. z. X. Rhinelander. Mr. I.
Livingston, Mr.. W. r. Belts, Nr. J. n,
O'Connell, Mr.. G. Kane. Mr.. G. T.. Rich.
ardson, Mr.. II. J. Whigham, hr. g. {.
Greenway, Mr.. W. Watson, Mr.. Paul
Moore. Mr. p. r. Pyne. Mr. J. l. sterns
IT,, Mr.. J. =. Cowdin, Mr. y. G. Fs~-
ceti. Mr. +. B. Case, Mr. g. Cook. Mr.
c. n. Jones, Mr.. l.. A Cillet Sir. s.
Mclean. Mr. n. y. Alexander. Mr.. J.
d. Sawyer, Mr.. r. l.. Morris, Mr Sid.
ney Smith, Colonel y. y. Keech, Mr.. a,
Pratt, Mr. J. r. Burden. Mr. NORM 8.
Hare, Mr.. G. V. Hoffman. Mr.. n. T.
Pulsifer Mr.. T. r. Rushmore, hr ]. =.
r.. AZ. l. uauaaD A. 4 y NJ.