New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-31
,vcrDEsrs ATRIcHFIELD SPRINGS
.rv,vsr IN "THE TRIBUNE FREsH-AIR FUND"
r-,,,r, n SPRINGS, Aug. 30.-Rear- Admira

.,vsr IN "THE TRIBUNE FREsH-AIR FUND"
o.ray,r,p SPRINGS, Aug. 30.-Rear- Admiral
-. u. IA Bishop Lttlejohn are at the Spring House.
s,o,ral N q tall, broad-shoudered. white-hared-
,n,on and seems TO be enjoying his visit here ex-
Ssnx,r Many think that General Mcclellan, who
IN soiourning here during the past week, looks
4. matter Of fact he has escaped recognition to
s .xtent. and perhaps this may constitute com
go ..st,ou for some in youthful appearance.
.hs spring House recently, Mime. Schiller gave
S,,,c piano recital she was assisted by Mira
80 and Miss FlereDee Lathrop. who contributed
-, rel-rendered songs to the evenings entertain.
nent w,,., ,oo,rrod a. tho Ne,y Amar,-
,s.t evening fer the benefit of THE NEw-YoEK
.,r,r Fresl-Air Fund was a Success financially and
.s,eally An ample stage had been erected at one
- AZ the handsome parlor, and shortly after eight
,,.es The remaining space was crowded with brill
-. ,a;enee made up Of the guests al the New Ameri-
M ,na Spring House and the other hotels in tue VII
above 200 people present. and the throng
sveowea into the great entrance hall, which was half
sn.a with spectators eager TO catch glimpse OF the
,roceedings. The programme was an Interesting one
- rent the audience to the end 1t consisted or an
-a,,a a charade, tableaus, Rotations and songs.
~ o,cretta which was q harmless bit Of sheer
-. detailing the unfortunate romance Of q million
,s bootblack was presented with conspicuous clever
-. and humor by Mrs. Lauterbach, Mrs. Hewitt and
~ povntos and created unbounded mirth and enthusi
cam in the audience. The charade, which was almost
ogetber impromptu. devised with much ingenuity
ma was unravelled with a brilliant accompaniment Of
,,tv dialogue and local alusion. Miss Scarborough,
w Percy Knapp Mr.. Scarborough and Dr. Boynton
harsd the hppors. The tableans handsomely
sna,ed and admirably arrsnged song by Mr.. Toedt,
sSe welt known tenor, excellently rendered, and
Mr. kingsley, of the Continental Hotel, Philadel-
mia conriBated q recitation which received with
11nca laughter and applause. Mrs. Lauterbach gave
spaf,eucer Sc ection with tasteful effect Those who
srf;epsed In the tabeaus were Mrs Durant Du Ponte,
In Jauerbach Miss Friedman, Miss Hoic0mb. Miss
Hsrxh Miss Chase. Miss Scarborough, Miss MiliD,
1iss Bogen, Miss Van Lingen and the Misses Cgfax.
M Friedman, Mr.. Ibbotson. ME- Birchlnan Mr.. Rof,
n DeIGarao and Master Marion Wright. The mana
rs we're Miss Chase, Mrs. Ross ana Mr. Knapp and the
91noofbness and vim with which everything moved
rejects credit their careful and thoughtful arrange
Ynerts The net proceeds were $500
rne Riding Tournament at the Driving Park on Saur-
day under the care Mr. Proctor already attracted
many rntries and promises TO be a brilliant affair
rhs eommittee OF management includes General Me-
ClrlIsn Rear Admiral Nichols, Ex-Governor Van Zaudt.
Cosuel George Baker and ". III. Harrison. There VIII
Re spay OF day fireworks.
street. Commissioner Coleman and Bishop Littlejohn
ARE ut the Spring House aud A Il. Sponord the libra
nan Of Congress- is at the New American with his wife
and daughter.
morrow for Manhattan Beach Mr.. and Mrs. James
Hartman 60 TO Leuox to nnish the season.
ne Rev. DIR. H. A. Bultz. President or the Drew
tie school Of Christian Philosophy Oh Plato
aud AZ Jolu.v