New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-07
RICHFIELD SPRINGS.
ENJeYMENTS FOR ALL SORTS AND CONDl-
TONS OF MEN.

DRIVING AND RIDING PoPULAR-cosTUMEs TO
BE sEEN-PERsoNAL NoTEs-ARRIVALS'
R,chseh Springs. n. Y, July (SpcciaD.-Most Of
the States east of the Mississippi are now preSehteu
here An autograph hunter an Invalid, oeiie an
eoueststan a lover of horsefesh in any form, the
LATEST man on earth, the busiest, or the most weary
would find here rich field for operations ou"'ools
Is like an annex to Central Park in the number and
variety of urnouts, the horseback parties INC CHIN
of the harness, and the rich carriage toet'es T" W
seen Indoors Is to be found all the scope that ever
hrmo, be,rr crayed for for the exhibition Of good
dressing good manners, good brains and good diges-
ton. -,
Ed. Annan's turnout Is a high, two-seauo rns
fish cart of all the flesh nts that ever flesh assumeu
drawn by a pair of chestnut bays, with oahsu 'a'is
and tan and silver harness. Mr.. Amman Is manager VI
the lighterage department. Oh DaVlu Do"s W.
grain house in Brooklyn.
w n Ellis of New-York swept up TO the doors
NJ the fuller House this week with party OF SIN
four.in.hand and two outriders, having driven o'cr-
land here from the CITY, -,
Mrs w. H. Merrill of Ncw-York Is spending her
twenty-seventh season at Richfed.
Beardsley Vandewater, the New-York composer
10 whom many of the city churches indebted for
the Easter Christ Child" is at The fuller WIN Lbs
mother. :. A.uo with
sevora, eoupages lie is always on the road" ana
lids fair 70 rival Mr. AMMAN in the NUMBER ana stSie
of his suitings ouo,ov,. arc
Mrs. Dexter LOOMS and Miss 9. J. ona'aVla are
,aoders in equestrian sports. The former Is ihans
Tho harrington and the latter the Spring House noi
home ,,,.uso, ,,tornev
C,oorce Tclnor Curtis is here. DistrctAttofney
Fellows Is 10 be here lator. II. W. Taller ana WIG
have returned They are occupying rooms III '"0
perkelev but registered at the Spring House
No fireworks were allowed here on the four'n'
poonle come here to rest and they get H. -,
In the parlor of the Spring House Is me pas"'
,rai, ~ Mrs Langtry, painted from pho'oraph
tu,or m NEWCOMERS 1t is coored IN paie Seho"
and lavender and IS by Martinez. The positon 'rouo.so
ex Governor Van Zandt, although mt d e"'nr' -,
about the colorfng "A coquettsh posture 'ahoi "
a pretty woman which comes anu passes !" ~
should not be photographed he says. ,i,..o
Ex-Governor Zandt is the life Oi the oprihE h'u'o
o,ob narlor and diningrJOm. His vile Is the cc"O0
always of group OF charmed people SIG ui'''0'
always In black 49, -.
nanc,no billiards and bowling are among the al
fractions al the Darlington
william Z. wilmerding, of New-York Is al the DaVen
port en- route TO the St. Lawrence "Hoi0 ~
cottage. 1900 hro,ker
THOMAS q. Holmes, the handsome young oroher'
- hore this week ON his way TO be millionaire
| and to go to Europe. a, ,,ou oos
| Cincbam IS very much worn for the simpler COS
fumes stone and fawn color particularly, WIN "'uD
|
| h,ock velvet semLdecollete and dark colOrS pioNa
| IN tho dininC-roon I'm the evening" MISS u %
Onatsva's was the first decollete. III was DiI0o'i
NJ cream china silk with small garnet squares piai
rufne of MULE framing the v" shaped deconc'e anu
e,how-cuf red ribbon sash forming the hohV ooi'
and hanging down, not from the polho VI uo '''"a
| behind but little TO the left
The arrivals for the week at the hoteiS arc % ioi
| lows: q, u.
| Spring House,. S. Marvin, c. e. ana H. r. nam
| lin Mics q J. Onatavla Miss Dick, Mr.. and MIS- hoo-
ert Taller r. c. Gaihart T. W. Raisoh, T. W. mas
| tom IT, and wife, tile Hon. jackson D. schup| anu
| wife. Alexander Bonnen Edwin Ely, W. A. bise-
low Mr.. and Mrs. r. c. Shannon, Isaac dhoi' WY
| and four sons Thomas S. Holmes, Miss jennie van
| wvct New-York: Mr.. A. A. De Be Voise, G. T..
| uroome J. H. Shuts Brooklyn; llr and Mrs. Il.
| Tweedy Newport; Mrs. G. i. Cummings, Boston
! W H. Harrison, jr., Chicago; George +. HARRISON
| Cincinnati George H. Lawrence, Milwaukee, wal
ter c. Mead, Denver; Mrs and Miss Mead, Greenwich.
| Conn. E. W. Wilkinson and son, Newark, William H.
| Leicht, Jersey City
Earington-Mr and Mrs. Joseph Thomson, son and
daughter, Judge Newcombe and family, =. H. shutz.
Alexander Hermann GeCrEe KssaH Edward pw ann and
| SON Mrs S. NJ. Starr, Miss Mabel Earle, Mrs. f. h.
Davies and family s Mrs . Farin H D Sase vi p
haus, wife and child James Wallace ana wifi wIie, Miss
c R MsaG9 %a% Earle and Wife, NorwaR
| Conn; Mrs. s. H. Forster, Albany, Conn. -
| Tuller-Ambrose Stone, MI. and Mrs. II. NJ van
| Arsdale. New-York
Tunncllfe-Graham Youngs and Miss Josephine
| G. Youngs Miss j. p Fisher, New York; Miss
| Strain schenectady; the Rev. Cornelius g.
Bristol, Milford, Conn. Miss Mary F. davenport.
stamford, Conn; Mrs. and Miss c. Mead, Greenwich.
| Conn,
| Cary Cottage-Mr. and Mrs. Bayard Livingston and
| son, Albany; A f. Ashburner Mrs. Blahston, Mrs.
and Mrs. J. Scott, jr, and Master Scott, the Misses
| Lewis, Mrs and Miss Reed. Philadelphia Mrs. Rich.
| son and daughter, New-YOrk.
| Davenport-Mrs. NJ Wmer1ing and W. wilmer
| ding, Ncw-York: W. +. DOnbusch and family Brook
| Hn; Mr.. and Mrs. Otto j. Wolfus and Child, Paris.