New-York tribune., 1885-07-19
SPRINGS In GAY ATTIRE.
. A MULTITUDE OF HAPPY VISITORS.

A MULTITUDE OF HAPPY VISITORS.
CONCERTS AND A GERMAN---A DINNER OF SEVEN
TEEN coURsEs--Ex-vIcE-PREsIDE wnEELER
NEW CoMERs.
| rrRox rns REGULAR CORRESPONDENT OF THE TRIBUNE
RIcHFIELD SPRINGS. July 1S.-This delight
full spa has almost its full quota Of summer visitors
The New American and the Spring House, the two lead
ing hotels already we'll filed, and the faces OF tho
proprietors pleasant and satisfied expression
people the way. however for many have en-
gagged rooms for the month Of August All the large
overflow cottages several OF which arc now
partially occupied, tho boarders taking their meals In
the hotel dining Concerts and dancing have In
the main constituted the order of events during the
present week A. Burbanks reading in the parlors OF
New American last Saturday evening was attended
by over two hundred and fifty people and was In every
way great success.
| Two excellent sacred concerts took place OH
| Sunday evening at the New American ana
| Spring House simultaneously, and were
| listened to by large and attentive audiences
| The programme at the New American included violin
solos by A. Fufst contralto sole, 81 VIII Atise Ca
| brel by Miss Sophie L. Maurer; recitation :" surly
Tim" Mrs. F. H. Burnett by A. p. Burbank; tenor
solos, Ave Marie" Schubert and Magnihoat, Barn.
BY by Addison +. Andrews baritone solo. Les Ra-
mcaux" Faure, by Charles Roberts, jr. and duets AS
| the Hart Pantetb" L. c. Phelps, and "IWill Magnify
| Thee" Mosenthai by Miss Maurcr aud Mr.. Andrews.
| ~
Thou with Me-" by Hitler. and Aria from St Paui
william Russell Case played several piano solos, and H.
Brinkmans sperorned acceptaby upon the yolonceilo'
The accompanies at the NewAmerican werc Mrs. Lesie
| c. Mead Of Malone, N. w. and SignOr A Cavanna; ana
at the Spring House, Messrs Francis Glider and Louis
| Lombard.
| On Monday evening Mrs. Anna Bulkley Hills and
William Russel Case gave q delightful concert in the
parlors of the Spring House. Mrs Hills was III excciieht
voice. and Mr. Cases piano solos were executed In MS
usual finished Style Mrs. Hills rendered several son s.
| by Jensen, Marzials and Tours.
The most enjoyable concert OF the week took the form
of parlor musicale at the New American last evening
Admission obtained by souvenir cards OF invitation
issued by Urah Wech the proprietor OF the hotel Inc
spacious parors and adjoining pazzas were literary
packed with richly atred ladies and their escorts al
| though the evening decidedly warm and uneom-
Portable. The programme was as follows: overture
"Gasparone" Mill6ckcr, by Lombards orchestral duet
| sThe Harvest Field" Mendessohn, by Miss e. L.
Maurer and Addison F. Andrews flute solo, La Favor
ite de vienne," Terschak, by DIR. p Meh recitation
"a Cure for Rheumatism" Burdete, by Charles Hop-
erts IT,; tenor solo, "Murmclndes Luftchen, Jensen
| by A. T. Andrews; mandolin solo, A To Vou)ours'
Schubert by Miss N. X Ranney baritone solo, Jesus
Lover of MY Soul" Mattel, By Charles Roberts, Jr.;
| reyer,e for cornet, "A Dream in Midsummer" Lom-
bard by Herr Aul; contraito solo, "Hearest Ihouf
| Mattel, by Miss g. L. Maurer; recitation " Aux
Italiensv Meredith, with orchestral accompaniment,
nv Charles Roberta jr Mrs. l.. G. Mead and Sgnor A.
| Cayanna we're the accompanies, and Mons Louis
| Lombard directed the orchestra The entertainment
was followed by hop and Mr.. wclch Invited those VINO
took part in the concert to sumptuous repast IN pri
vate dnipgrosm.
| A successful german was given Thursday evening
by Mr. Proctor Of the Spring House. III honor OF Mrs
f. j. Remer, nee Youengling, OF New-york MI ana Mrs
| Remer have been passing their honeymoon mere.
There twenty-one couples and Dr. Il. ID. cochran
led with Mrs. Rsmer Mr.. Remer and Miss Emma Boyer
/ Lad. nd
| ticipated W. d. Ellis and Miss Bertha Pupke. OF New
York; w. G. shepard and Miss Laura Consing OF New,
York Paiiey Of Nsw4rsa ana and ME- Ms. e. "a
Ellsworth Of New-York; A. Meseroc and Miss r Allen
sa%%sn sssr a1a OF
Lydia Norris OF Baltimore Lindsay Keasby OF NewarE.
Mss smell s Of s F1'
and Mrs Entwisie Of England Louis " OpGnonss
and Miss j. Sheldon. Of Sew-York; A. Richard. Of New
York, and Miss stauGsr Of New Orleans fistc9er T
Durant, Of Albany, and Mrs; DE- C. 9. Rice, Of New. New
stokes and a Mis- vs M Won % sSse OF
f. Culver. of Utica and Miss Banks Of Albany; ana W:
bsny fnsP hs fayor. Which consisted She
tos buds baskets OF candy fans ana otner af Ros
ton who was assisted by Mrs George Boxer. Miss wes
Miss Henrques The dancing began q. I'm,
ing. An elaborate supper was served. -, ,r,.aax
An elaborate private dinner was given last Weanssaa
night In one small dining rooms OF inc new amer
lean by Julien L. Myers his guests being Mr. and Mrs
S an% and Ms M fnG s
John II: De Mott and Mr. and Mrs Mater 9l.n Mare
sSSssa Spon amp p willett the steward Of n, b,
New American and Pierre Lambert the c1er formerly OF
The guests Of the Tuer House enjoyed progressiye
euchre party on Tuesday evening: Miss Luxe ana Mr.
Ketchun won the first prizes, and Mrs. Chds anu "i''
Crooke the booby prizes ,, .,,,,. ,o ,h,r
teen sailed Paris July IS. and his managers pa'
concert him at Rchted Springs early IN AggTs m
Mile Point House otsego Lake aud enjoyed tae sn nsn
noted This is one favoritc excursions from Rich
field. ,,r...,.. -, ,,.,o.. y
" has been for the past week at the New American
where he is great avoe with the guests by reason
his genial disposition and charming Conversations Dow
ers This is his rst visit here, aud he expresses MN
self as "fary in love with the place and liable 70 re
10 ain for some time He drove to Coopersow anu pavE
| last Thursday In company with Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie
C. Mead his nearest neighbors In Malone, who are her
ioT on oe Nsrmsn J. Coiman United States Commissions
of Agriculture is visiting his father Hamilton Conan
George Riddle will give two morning readings at tn
| Messrs Bogart and Eno the wellknown roller skau
artists OF NewYork gave an exhibition AZ the LIe rih
last Thursday evening which was well patroniIen,
A coaching club from New York drove into Richhet
last Monday and remained at rhe Sprns aro
Springs Their route hence was 70 % r
ford aSy sas cns ia9 Mr. snS Mr
Miss LIVINGSTON, Miss Parsons MISS ots r. a. n
GARRISON. Ct M BesssS and :. B. 4. f. GARRISON %; ''' 80
f. Fllery Anderson. Of the we'll known law hrm OF Ar
derson Man. Of walist, and family arrived az thc Ne
4 American on Saturday last While here Mr. Asdorsoi
has proved himself skilful performer on inc piano;
The new observatory on Rum Hill was nnished Ia as
q Saturday and Is ready for visitors me OHe
Obserrer This elevation deserving the name
! mountain but has only the plain Designation OF hui M
L | Hill Yet such name implies dizzy eminehec doe
| itnotP ..,e.,... ..,,o fro,, Trtira n
snecal train and spent Wednesday at the Lake House
There has been some correspondence between sever
d | 9entlcmen in Rcbfeld and Charles W. BrocKwa,
J, | fianian's manager with a view TO having race
i Canadarago Lake between Hanlan and Hosmer eary
August No definite arrangement mas as yet peeh ina
p Cooper, the veteran hoatInan OF Ssnnuas a ~ ~
Lake IL once at the Lake House WIN ns nn oo
Tasiar hoats Many persons visit the lake daily an