New-York tribune., 1885-09-13
RICHFiELDr SPRINGS,
F. RETROSPECT OF THE SEASON.


AND ENTERTAINMENTS
nyor,.n CORRESPONDENT OF THE rEIBuNE.]
p,cur,rLp SPRINGS, Sept. 12.-Ihe usuai
onnt Of rain has fallen here this week. ana hicnheiu
rta,nv deserves the title OF watering place III oio
sonsas than one The oldest inhabitant iais u ro
aII so wet season. The hotel proprietsrs nave useu
err utmost endeavors to fix things Win 'he eeiA
h. waa,ber but hat Individual cond not be brioea
p,t IN spite Of so much weeping OF the heavens
pebaed has prospered this year and no one comp
ahe SEASON. though short has been gay anu ac'i'o,
hotels have had all the guests they conio coinioiy
.tow away and beneath the dignihed countensnoo' "
Irrah Welch, of the New American ana Inonas ~" ~
a,or ~ the sprlns Honse there turks quiet smile
"a eoutentment readily discoveraDe TO those VINO A"o
.,an hast During the busiest weeks, the hu"o0i "
natrops at each OF these hotels al any one s 10 . ff
mated four hundred while the Tuler ana Da'onp S
1ouses the TunnicG and Cary Cottages anu 'ne o'"y
ho,e,s easily accommodated a thousand personS' I'LL
told. .a. hath socallv
a ol,,callv The parlor hops aud sequestered rus''
henehes have served their purpose anu se'oi"i ~
engagements have resulted, undoubtedly WIN
suIt in the near future Politically Colone freueio
. conklinc John f. Deven and Nelson J. waterbury
have been holding little unpretentious seahoos io
nob they emerge looking II nothing hao haPpone"-
rne .nyacement of Lombard's orchestra at the Nc"
American and Spring House terminated inu'""s 80
,uc Lombard will manage tho BIumehoeIs NonOo'
for
,,ncnlere the yioloneellist, the company VIII ihc"uo
- ,,,,a pepic soprano and Senior Carlos Serrano'
,ho Naxcan planist. The first concert VIII De ei'eu
rcxt Tuesday in this town, after when the co"p"'
will visit various cities in the United states anu
rxcovernor Van zandt, Of Rhode Island ana Coonei
George Boxer Of Philadelphia, who nave spen' '"o on.
,,re season at the Spring House, Will remain ""eeA
longer Su.o. nh,
The tennis court at "Clayton Lodge" on sunset mn
q, tle finest in Richaeld and has been the scene 's
summer of some very scientific ana eiOseV oon'0'
yames among the players being Wallace fercy hn"pp,
Messrs. Coffey, Blair, Buckley anu N0N'"'' ~'
Ro;ker and the Misses Brooks.
So, ,rdroy Reasoner wife OF the superintendent OF
.h Norris and Essex Division OF the d. L. ana W. X n,
mas nnsiSu Inv The guests of the aud
which speaks volumes for the reinarkapi @ & tact
ties Of that beasy vile sulphur wate from tne isSs &
,ns5 When Mrs Reasoner came here last summer she
was unable to use either nand =, -. =, ,ho U.lput
A, oil sshioped clam-bake took place al the walnut
crnye Uonse Lake Canadarsgo. yesterday AFTERNOON;
nnJer the auspices Of the fire department. oi hohou
,ss Margaret Chase of New York sister Of Mrs uTan
Wech entertained the guests OF 9h VIZ Stoaions and
infornaIy last Wednesday evening WIN reeuons "h"
readings ,.,. ,os o,xop a few days ago at
"Fye.Miie Point" Otsego Lake, by Mrs Henry fahue'
pf pfNeg-York. ,,.. n. ,,,o T ol,e
Genera Miss HYDE. Of New.York Colonel aud Mrs
George Boxer Of Philadelphia ana osucS aSd Al
were invited TO meet Admiral ana MIS- 0P"''' ~ ~
mlral and Mrs. Stsedman. ,,s,,. - p,ohse1d
Charles Dudley Warmers recent brie vlsit 20
was ior a,e soon to appear in HarpeS. The
artist ReinLart, accompanied him and made seNerA
fSs Sieheid Sn0s Merey Of this week contains s1s
fba remarkable item " A new boarding house. laIse
enonsh TO accommodate thousand guests Is one ol 'he
improvements talked OF 10 town ,,,. o,or,ro with nm
1he ClspO closed for the season TINS evening Win a., IN
exrIting game OF polo roller skates, between the
Casinos and Hop-piekers -. ,, A-ac T ,,,o tron,
rerl9ns Hill 6y George W. King, raihed for last
Wednesday evening O. 3; Mder 5 hoiai"s tho 'A'
aonSe SaSrtette Of male voices under the direction
Professor AP@"dost SSst q Frdsy SiSS eTenns WEN
Following some Of the recent arrivals; s., en,,o,
sNsS ,1,ss A@E.eq'l T. sloan. Joseph walker G Mrs E s.
Auehincloss Miss Ea Anchineloss samuel Soan ANIL
Ko@6e Miss B E0RTSee5M Mr. Mss ass H mrs De
Mr. and Mrs Benjamin L. Briggs. +. l. Hatfield r A.
Farrell r Mr. a9d Mrs Jonn ps%stss5 MAS S1dre ar w.
Eeasoner OF MOrristown. N j.; Miss Montgomery aIa
Mrs Alexander Tho.RsNn M TsrSore So OF Monca j.
Mrs X. ostrander. OF saaseres She Misses d
%r.i n hn1aCSi% CHARLES. Bradley, Mr. and Mrs. J.
II, Ballantne and Mr. ana Mrs S. Botun, of SeSars;
of Brooklvn Mr. and Mrs John sutton aud the Misses
Sutton. OF Rye N Y aud Mr. and Mrs Albert n Sini'
ley Of LaTs 1oM aSa0 and Mrs H. Douglas Mrs E. Hos
and Mrs nse s MN MISS FSOSes gnSc s. seson
T. b. Dodson. Henry O. Tinker, J. MGMurray; a. IA; "a;
sIrnq@ 1p { x Kin aaSID Miss Martini Miss ~ A. tosy
ocott Rlnes and n s. Walker Jr, OF New ORR J0sepn
IIazlehurst sna MI Rrep ana NV i Kerpap J. Gala
nan and Mr. and Mrs Thomas Foster. OF utca :. D.
HofIaan of st. townsville; + b. Lee OF lattle fdls
Mr. and Mrs Thomas Hawks, Mrs Douglas BY, MT ana
Mrs Chauncey Perry Mr.. and Mrs Oscar craig ana ~
William H. Perkins, Of Rochester; schas OF LVeTpo3l
Eng; j. A. Roberts. OF Albanyj Mr. and Mrs E 81, u
Wall OF stamford Conn. A. O. Markham OF East Ham y.
Iton n Y; Miss Ada A. Swezey, OF NewDurgi T.. N
Pheian OF Cherry Valley; James p Eddy of sapletOn
s. L. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph sales, Weston ssles snf
Bslden and Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Beden. OF syracnse
and Francis NJ. Carpenter, OF Mt Kiseo, y. T.
A T,,ler House-Mr and Mrs 3. Waldo Banning ant
John r. Williams OF EewYork; Mr.. ana Mrs Horace
Alling and f. II. Alling, OF Newark; Mr. and MIS-:
etammel of Astoria, L. L. Mrs. George l.. Hawes, Mis-
II X Hawes and Arthur F. Hawes, OF Montelair, ~ j.
and r s. smith, OF Bnghamton. -,
Darsnport Ho,tse-stephen Ballard, OF Brooklyn; Nj
and Mrs II. II. Nash, OF Chicago; and Mr. and MT
Louis w. Hall, OF Harrisburg, Penn.