New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-28
RICHFTELD SPRINGS.
WHO ARE THERE AND WHAT THEY ARE
DOING.
ENTERT A1NMENTS OF A WEEK IN M1D-sEAsoN


BNTER TAlNMENTS OF A WEEK IN MID-sEAsoN
personal NOTES.
Rchheld Springs, July e7.-what restless nomadic
shifting crowd these summer resort folk are. any
wayI No sooner arc they settled down here than
one hears Bar Harbor," Catsklls,' Narragansett
and the laden arrival wagons proclaim the fact that
the condition exists at those places In regau 10
Rlchfeld. The people travel, the more tey
want to and there are none restless as those who
have been " all the world" The weather mas
seemed more like october than July this week. max
Ing the restlessness increase
Tennis tournaments kept the courts lively. Two
lectures on the Land of the Turks by native In
costume and the lyrics OF the Civh war, by
c. W. E. Chaplin, OF Hamilton. Kept the grass holn
tie path leading TO the little summer Ihea'ro'
Tableaux rfematches. coaching parties to CooperS-
town and HornellsvIlle Cave, trout hshlng psrueS'
conducted by Lewis the sage Of Richfeld, and hops
formal and informal, but constant, have been pfoA
inent features Of the weeks entertainments
Admiral Temple, of Washington, d. Co George
Starr Commissioner of Emigration, of New iofk'
]. IL. Mason, of Mobile, Ala; ex-senator Francs
ke H. fO Seire Of Kansas S City, Judge H. Te Of
savannah, Ga; Miss Kate Field. Mrs. Ellen r. DICK,
the fSas of the week Mrs NJ
Wlcox (Ena Wheeler viii arrive Tomorrow mornins'
N0 EVERYBODY mourns the departure of the IN
Regiment Quartete. II is their music thao a. - wS,y
nj -
nice fellows too adopts at boating. drvDe, drosslng
dancing, flirting and all sorts of summer re'or'
specalues. - ,,r -, q solect and
attentive audience at the Darlington on tuesday
evening. -, ana. .
EarIlngton-Mr and Mrs. d. W. Ellis Mr.. and
Mrs Van Arsdale, c. W. stocker, Dr. senlea y:
pn%e,l louis j. sayre Mrs. NJ. J. Doyle, Joseph
THOMSON. Charles ii. De witt, h. II. Crooks, NJ j.
Iachson NJ D. G. p. Grlflths. Mrs. 7. j. keaLney
MR. Matilda Gallagher, a. c. Green, Miss NJ man
Mrs II. Il. scovie, Il &. scoville, Mrs. Dexter A.
Ioomis E. NJ. Curtis, NewYork; the Rev NJ; 1.
IoyIan Boston: Mr.. and Mrs. Doscher, the MISSES
poscher Charles Dosher, Brooklyn the Hon. A. H.
Powell Kansas City ". Newton. Mrs J. j. bixDy!
Norwich Conn. George Riddle, Cambridge; M ana
Mrs j. A. Whittier, East saginaw, Mich; r. W.
Lewis John p. and Miss Baker, Phiadelpha MIS-
De Zermand, Albany; J. A.. Brooks, CohOes, NJ III
Mrs c. W. Mather, and Miss Mather, Lake view, -
Spring House-Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Mills; Dr. II
NJ Brush, Mrs. Brush, II. NJ. Randolph, A. " SouCn
Charles 4. Miller William l.. Nandervoort, IL ~
Babcock, J. r. Bandonine, James Armstrong; ~, b.
Buard II. ]. StOckwel, c. +. Ilamlln, j. Il. Duuley'
n s Dohe and wife, Mrs. ii. a. Taller II. L.
Taller j. Z. Taller, D. E. Culver, Miss V. A. Thorne'
Edgar s. Turon, J. K. Townsend, j. Z. whitaker
Miss Pauline Onatavia, F. Louis Onatavta, h. 5 John
son. Mrs Johnson Gerard Stuyvesant. j. Myers. MIS-
r s. Webb f. G. Holllster, NJ. J. Odell, J. W dc
Agnero, Mrs De Agnero. Miss ]. d. wins, D. W:
Coffin and wife, Wilbur Coffin. c. O. LAYTON John ~
Fair. Dr II. l.. and Mrs. Richardson, j. Flood r: -
Dowd, Robert and Mrs. Benner. NewYork; Robert X
Hall Miss F. Hall, II. f. and Mrs Chorley, r Molf,
Philadelphia; S A. lTutcheson, NJ Stevens Bnhalo :