New-York tribune., 1922-01-15

tIllnD or lheIr next ride,
There are at least twenty hills in the
Park where those who prefer skim
congregate. The ice on Tuxedo Lake il
covered with about seven inches o.
snow, but rink has been cleared on
Weewah Pond, and because of the
hockey games that is the popular
gathering place.
Among those who have gathered this
week end for the winter sports are
Mf; and Mrs David Wagstaf. Prince
ana Princess Braganza, Mrs Charles i.
,ouiter ST. Charles J. Coulter jr.. Mis-
Ellen Trevor. Henry G. Trevor. Mr.. and
Mrs. William s. Moore, Mr.. and Mr.,
Rossitcr w Belts. Mr.. and Mrs !
lns!cy Blair, Mrs. L. Havemevcr Butt
Mr. and Mrs Frederick Foster Care
Nr and Mrs. William Clearwater. Mr
ana an Mrs. Garrard Comfy. Mr. and Mrs.
lhomas Z. Cooke. Mr. and Mrs. John K
Co"dIn, Mr.. and Mrs. F. Kingsley Cur
us, Mr. and Mrs. Preston Davic, Mr..
ard Mrs. Richard Delafeld. Mr. and
Mrs r. +. dc Rham, Frederic dc p
roster, Mr.. and Mrs. Grenville Kane
Judge and Mrs. Frederic kcrnochan.
Mr. and Mrs. Marshall X. Kernochau
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Thomas Kjnr
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Reed Lawrence
M and Mrs. c. S. Lee. f. Victor I.oc,v
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Loomis. Mr.. ami
MIS-. Griswold Lorllard, Pierre Lori
lard. Mr.. and Mrs. Winthrop McKiM
;nf and Mrs. Harry Lansing Nc
NicKar, Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley c. Mort
mcr, Miss n. p. Ncwbold. Miss Rene
Carhart. Robert d. Wrenn 1lov,
Wrenn, Mr.. and Mrs Newbold L. Roy
Edgar, James Brown Potter. Mr.. and
Mrs. Eben Richards, Mr.. and Mrs {
tiffany Richardson, Miss Rodewal6
Mr and Mrs. Henry H. Rogers. Mis-
Mllllcent N Rogers, Mr.. and Mrs. Georpn
Is. st. George, Mrs. Amos c. Schormer
horn. Mr.. and Mrs. William Stacknole
Klchmond Talbot and Mr.. and NJ
Howard Van Sinderen.
nose staying at the Tuxedo C,uh
,or the week end include Mr.. and
Mrs. LeGrande B. Cannon. Mr.. and Mr.
>: u; camden, Mr.. and Mrs. r. l.. Nor
III l;S, hloyd warren, Mr.. and Mrs Grcn-
Vile Clark and Mrs. O. J. Brand
There was considera bic ntoros.
shown yesterday over the racquets ten.
ms match held in Chicago between
James Nllllns, of the Tuxedo TENN.
Club, and Harry Boakes, of the I'M
versity Club, at Chicago Major Pierre
Lorilard in, C. S. Lee and Georqs
harris made a trip to Chicago to Wit
ness the match. A return match win
De held between Millins and Boakcs at
the Tuxedo Tennis Club early in
February and there is considerable dis
cussion among the Tuxedoitcs as to
the aDlilty OF the two players. An in
door squash, racqucts and tennis tour.
hament is being arranged to be held
next month IN the Tuxedo Tennis Club
q notice of entrants has been posted
IN the lobby of the winter club and II
is expected that an unusually large lis.
Will be obtained
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Dclafeld vii,
close their Tuxedo villa next week and
leave for California. They intend tn
make tho trip by water, going first to
Palm Beach and then through the
Panama Canal to San Francisco.
Mrs. Price Post and her son. Bruce
Post. have closed their cottage on the
Peppcrridge Road and will spend the
rest of the winter in New York CITY
Mrs. Post is q writer. having written
several novels under the name of EMIL
Post
Mrs. II. NJ. Tiford and Miss Annette
lllford are now at Palm Beach. where
they arc expected to remain until the
spring, when they will reopen thcn
Tuxedo villa.
Charles j. Coulter. son of Mrs
Charles ]. Coulter sr, is to give .
bachelor dinner at the Tuxedo Tennis
Club late this month. Mr.. Coulter IS
TO marry Miss Ellen Trevor. Mr. Coul~
ter. Miss Trevor and her brother,
Henry G.. Trevor, are winter sports
enthusiasts and now spend their week
ends at Weewah cottage, the home Of
Mrs. Charles j. Coulter.