New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-21
HOPS AT RICHFTELD.
THE FASHIONABLE SEASON APPRO ACHING
IT'S HEIGHT
VARIED SOCIAL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. DWELL
ERs FROM NEw-yoRK-PERSoNAL.

VARIED SOCIAL Observation-Disclosures DWELL
ERs FROM NEw-yoRK-PERsoNAL.
Richneld Springs, July 20 (speciaD.-The opening OF
the hop season has added pnlsation to the already
full-bloodcd entertainment life of Rchfeld. Full
dress parties are record, alternate Saturday oven
ngs at the Darlington and Spring Hovses. The
whole falls into festive line. All that Chnese
lantern, flowers. electric lights and the Des Ill ule
house in the way OF clothes can do Is thrown upon
the surface, and the house where the Dand Is Is
the one centre Of interest for one evening at least
On the last such gathering at the Spring House MISS
G. j. onatavia was in figured pink, deoollete, elbow
sleeves, opas, diamond and pink roses Mrs. a.
Kirkland Michler was In and crimson. MISS
Matte Fiske was in dotted white net MISS Bessie
Green In crimson net and white, Win s"eee peas
Miss Daisy Beard in white, striped tnsei oVee
silk and bright red roses. Mrs Edwin AMMAN 1r',
was in rose pink and Miss Mabel Earle In black ana
gold. J. Lee Taller, John Shuts, +. PROCTOR D -
Troome, W. c. Mead, Frank D. Beard, j. a. Amlrali
W b Grouse j. Goudfng Mrs. Il. Wright and Edwin
Annan IT,, were among the gentlemen dancers. a
number of guests came to Rchfeld especially lor the
opening hop. Among them were Colonel Lawrence
Kip and Mr. J. Agostino, of New.York
]. A. Blumer Superintendent of the State Lunatic
Asylum at Utica; c. N. Jordan, president Oh ne
Western National Bank of NewIork; d. IL CuIVer'
superintendent of the Interstate CONSTRUCTION COM
pany; William f. Hoyt general passenger ageh' vi
the Missouri Pacific Railroad; Dr. Nelson H. Henry
W. c. Kingsley, of the first p1esiuehC Vi INC
Brooklyn Bridge; Mr.. and Mrs. George SLOANE anu
Miss Toedt, sister of the roed tenor are among ie
arrivals az Richfcld this week. All arc al tine oprhs
House save the latter who is at the Maney cottage
The weather has been cold that all sorts OF wraps
and heating apparatus have been welcome.
A quartet from the Glec Club of the 9TH Regiment
Of New York. has added much 10 the musical Interest
of the week
Moonlight boat rides on the lake have been added
10 the romantic charms of Richfeld recently. 1ehn9
courts, shooting galleries, stables po"lins ""'S'
ustic seats snuggeries, are all occupied when not
too cool for outdoor comfort. Indoors, whist ana
euchre parties pronunciation bees, fancy WORK.
tote a.tete dancing and music OF all sorts MAKE
a varied and busy assortment of occupations.
There is no literary set' here, and little literary
interest. The modern novel; which is held eAuensNcS,
and the bright and attractive little Richhed NEWS
form with the NewYork papers, the mental paDuun
Of the place. .-.
The races rival the hops In attraction. The course
work is all amateur, and some of the boys look
beavy-weghts but It's slots of sport" and the "hoie
town turns out. ,. e.,o
General d. sellar witherspoon, of New-York' SCION
b. smith, of the Board of Police Justices; Henry 10
Groot. of the New-York office of the Delaware Lacka-
wanna and Western; and IL. E. Walter OF the Porter
En,lnclator Works have all arrived this week.
Many New-York people have fallen in love win
Rchfed Spngsand established here branch homes Ior
the heated term. For instance, Nelson D. ""0'
bury yearly with his family occupy the hhhe co'aso'
Mr. Hitchcock with his daughter, Mrs TAYLOR ana hc'
family spends the summer on Sunrise mn INC Nun
d. Jones Grain who has been consul 10 Mliai rcsuoS
~ Cpuen Wood r. W. Taller and his wife and friends
re recularly 30 be found at the Berkeley, whch IheS
buut few years ago Mr. Westcou, the piesiuehU VI
Ricbdeld has been here five years L. D. ohase' u
Nevyork: NJ. B. De Long, at etanhed via Hiniuno
Wand f. f. Martinez the artist, VINO mas Duii' heI'
charming villa for the purpose OF pursuing MS ar IL
aoaniaI surroundings are 10 be found here every
summer. 80 , c,. ,,on1
rrho Family of Cyrus Mccormick, of Chicago spend
every summer at Clayton cottage.
Some of the arrivals for the week a' tne ui"eion'
hotels are these ~, ,,,s, II
: kingsley and wife, Mrs. A. l. and MISS heieh
Tborpe Miss Mae Byme, W. Prngle, jr., f. b. DaV1-
can G. Z. and G. T. Hanlin, c. ~ jordan Charies
~ Iovt g A. Darling A. T. Hoyt, W. d. Preston,
n l. C,,lvcr W. c. Mead, j. l. Dudley, j. Agosuhi'
colonel lawrence Kip, General d. 5. WitheNpooh'
p Klenert Judge SOlon b. smith and sister, D. l.
Raker Mr. and Mrs W. G.. Oakman, IL. Bafhaiu, MISS
Marie Barnard, Mrs. F. Helstern, MISS maze rleIi'
A q Fgner of New-York; Mrs W. {. Kingsley, l. H.
cole G. p McClery, ]. H. sawyer and wife, MIS- W.
NJ easier F. b. Richardson Mr. and Mrs d. H. has
brouck. of Brooklyn; Mrs. Holsman' George W.
schultz. E. g. Putnam c. b. Barclay OF Philadelphia
! B. Kelly Boston, +. II. Smith, Albany r. b.
smith and family Waterbury Conn, 6. T. kerkInan'
". A. speakman, Wilmington, Del; > NJ ana MIS-
Uaines Jersey City; NJ. c. Comsock, MIS-. ana MISS
provn G. : svmonds, Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Blumer
u s Foster W. b. Grouse D. A. Avery, Utica; Mrs.
swobe Omaha Miss Waterman. Newport H. d.
Goodale and family, WATERFOWL Miss Wadhams' Wilkes
hare Penn; p. W. easier and son. d. f. Bring
TON Little Falls J. B. and Mrs. Weed Binghamtoh;
Mrs j. r. Noyes, BrOOkline, Mass.
Eallington-Mr. and Mrs j. W. Johnson, d. Laps
lev Miss j. Chapman. Mrs Seamans, Mrs. NJ a. and
Miss Roonc. Mrs. Marshall j. X. Franklin and WIFE
y Fleming Crooke. d. f. Hasbaugh, Mrs. Gerald b.
scranton. Miss Scranton, New-York; f. b. Schenck
Brooklyn J. II. Coughn, Mrs j. NJ BROOKS, Chcago'
| y NJ Tombson II. Newcombe, Detroit; NJ r. Wright.
PHILADELPHIA: j. Blakeman o. f. Ellis. Albany Miss
| G. G. Gardner Baltimore; Edwin A. and ;. f. sher
| man Boston; Mrs. c. W. TombsOn GalesDurg, IL &;
j. c. Bingham, Chelsea, Mass. Mrs a. "a; ana MIS-
scott Jersey City W +. Chamberln, Buffalo; George
Wilson, Poughkeepse; L. NJ. Gregory, Springfield
Mass Mr. and Mrs j. f. Johnson, Pawtucket, X. l. :
Mrs L. c. Stuart, Orange; the Rev l.. j. Morris and
| the Rev William Orr. BrOoklne Mass