New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-03
RICHFIELD'S COACHING PARADE.
NOTABLE AQUATIC FEAT ACCOMPLISHED ON
LAKE CANADARAGO.

Rlchield springs, Aug. epcall-lHt "'i"'''
DAYS of the season have been experienced here since
sunday last. Onniprescnt breezes have indeed
been necessary 10 bodily enjoyment and comfort
The long hotel vcrJnda, cOOy SHADED, are wen o'-
cupcd during the continuation OF the warm ual'
They are rendered doubly enjoyable by the strains
Of orchestral music. Forenoon and afternoon pro-
gammes are presented, and these open-air concerts
have become notable features of lhchfeld NE Una
darogo Lake has been Mecca to pleasure pilgrims oil
late. The omnbusscs that carry the migratory cIO"d
are apparently doing thriving a business a. ever
before. Varied amusement, still ill the DAYS "l'h
pleasure, and the arrangements that nave been per
fectcd for August sports, pastiHcs social happehIH
etc. seem to verify the prediction that the month "ouu
be a red letter one in Rchields calendar. The August
engagement lists at the various hotels comprise many
young people, whose enlivenng presence VIII S0oh
he felt in the months social Cayeties The huhloc'
Of g1ests here seems to suffer no dminshmcnt what
ever The Darlington and spring House have each
more occupants than at any time last seaSoh'
The smaller hotels similarly favored
Driving and eQucstransm are still characterl''c re-
creations Of Richncld. Thc long discussed coachnS
parade occurs soon. II not Immediately after neat
week every dav Of that period being occupied by some
event The parade is to be photographed ana repro
duced In several metropolitan journals. f"rmii invita-
ton, arc To- be soon extended 10 those Interested du
mn effort Will be fut herSd To- make the display very
/ elaborate The gentlemen will each wear Hover III
tho Iapel 4 the coat. the ladie, wearing c"r-aIe
bouquct Unoccuped seats will be emhell-hed VII"
roses and other flowers. Cooperation can but r'liuer
II the most novel and conspicuous feature Of the se
-,
/ C,,.rol Fdu,rl AMMAN Of New York is at the
r,rpncton Mrs. AMMAN. nee Earle. is expected later
Professor G. j. Bruce tho expert swimmer employer
A. the new bathing establishment, a'cohpnsh'u Il
notable aquatic feat recently by swimming across
/ LAX. Canadaraco aud returning The distance trN
and one
fs,or made the trip in about forty-hve minutes
very success ,ful dance took place AT the Darlington
: on SATURDAY evening the 10th IL was the oPch'nN
hall Among tho lady guests were the Hl'se' ha'@'
| Earle Dave,, IIackctt, Pulsler. -ackett' lhohP
/ .,u Gage II. Roche, Beatrice Roche Turner
! IT t. Higgins. Warner. Burlan,. Florence Eager
/ ,r-,c. Pl,tt Nine de Earrto,, Mrs. Franklin Mrs
nlumcuthal Mr.. Hewitt Mrs. Bowman MIS-. PuISiier
Mr., Cha>,ilon. Mrs Ealz Mrs Chadwick Mrs 'hrleN
Lourhran, and many others. The costumes were
, con. picIou-y rich and the display Oh Ic"c9 was III
/ deed DISTINGUISHED
An entertainment for the benefit Of the fund for
Pho relief Of the sick babies Of NewlOrk viii be gwen
In the summer Theatre tonight The following
artists Will take part IN" programme ot the eNenfH
Marguerite II. john tie English actress 'esN"
I olivier Fcrley by The permission OF Frank Dd''cl'
Helen Mayat Emily Raynor George VI Wood I'ile
/ rprIi.h actor. A. {. Fcclcy. Thomas J. Kaynor'
Frank G. Brook, dDy permission Of Colonel SIM BROOK
Iyni Frank Lawton. the celebrated whistler lDy per
/ mission Of sol smith RUSSELL and y. II. harvey
hf,oori,t The artists realized at similar entertain
rucnt Al ArvcInc by the sea, July H. <"o7 anu at
Far RocLo,vay 300. Tie proceed, of the klchleu
/ ,,tertainm,ut viii net the fund quite Is much
/ : Poster and hi son. of New York ~pcnt few
d,,, Al the Davenport recently Mr. Foster Is preN-
/ dcnt Of III. Forty second street Railroad
! Mime. Lindc who las been a guest at the flrlh-
ton will sing next week al MahhA'Ih h'''" WIN
, Gilmore g.. ,rh,rs
The novel "Oymklnua" races, advertised i'r i"'''
d,y afternoon did not take place. owing 10 INC
v,,th,r When this happen, the first future uI!-"
day i. utilized. The race, very nIFth pF"N"h'"r
and consist Il "A dressing race, the ''nu''"N O''7
/ that the competitors must don certain aF'' 10 -
/ ,,ir, arparel saddle their pony and ride IN 4
r,,nikin race: a ball and bucket race; cigar an"
umbrella race. an egg and spoon race a'' u P
Mime. =. De Barrios entertained large party Of
fr,.,d. recently At PrOctor's Point, on Lake 'a''"
I,raco. The steamer conveyed them To the p'''"I
c,oue spot from which IS obamable one oi INC "'''
/ ,harrnlug If RichHod'a famous views
rt .i>,h meeting Of the Country Club takes
i,. today II consist, Of riding tour"A
mcnt and a free fora handicap running rae
ihc 9cN Tne events are frye for ALL rpttcr, and
uaScr,: > 80 class, toter, only, and mile huruIo
r'I r,,,,n PhnIipS. The singing Pilgrim. BEGINS a
NV T, GS Edward Patiers,1 Of Sew York member
~ y' Sunrrulc Coult. is guest at the sprung h"us'
o Mr. Mr. and Mrs H. l.. Horton are among the recent
! .3,al. from New \ DIRK at the spring House. 49, 81,
d. Tnn American Dcrnatolosical society VIII hom
-. npun"i -c~-on at McnheId during september
Many m".1 ~ rHa,"LaIl between a Ric bied nine and
a spring House nine will take place on next l"'''
"'4 The Warontha club tournament and road race
! rir,i... Ia b.. well contested. Entries have been
- tE 11r--ccy Athletic club Of New York and
tom william Van Wagner, the champion to ROAD
,,rsr of america. several men nave also enrf,d
Dam I'M. New York Athletic club and neghborne
I, v'u likewise bee represented. II the course
over which the road-rucc l. 10 be run Is in a, tH
/ d viii Le broken william Murphy. the captain
, ~ The Kings County Whccmen, Is expected 10
TEc tocred concert at the spring House sunday
evening wa, a notable one: The following pro-
Inv Creator by the Harvard Quartette cello 500
Church LYNN" by carl Rci9e ba,S SOLO east
thy the water by Mr. bYIm a grs
! aria Tor tenor, "Cuju, AMMAN by sig spl2aroh
anthem. shall meet beyond the RIVER by
H. b. Plant president Of several ,ns sd prG%nG Sn
nnd steamship RneS OF on e 81 so ths m ns,
palatiaI hotels in the country .., ..,u,.,
Mrs j. Mortimer Murphy ha. composed SPIRITED ,t
! II Is a charming melody, and delighted klchneld'
guests for the first time ms morning 'he oF'neSu"
among thc arrivals from Ncwlork during the last
week are are snrnr Arthur Wolcou. j. \. Myers
W q 0ak,nan. C. : Workman. C. p. WORKMAN, Mrs.
WorimaH' Mrs John L. Riker, Miss Rker. Mrs. James
WW"fam Wss Mccall, :. y llinchman. Joseph levitt,
2i ~ kirmcrt william Fellows, the Misses Dudley
l. Dohcrty. j. Tardy, the Rev p raldy, Mr. and Mrs
tnar'I Ic ri Mr. and Mrs II. g. Goldwathe, Edward
! Iat,"rson. H. ;. Patterson. Arthur Cans Miss Mare
rSrne and maid. Mr. and Mr.. b. Davidson, Thomas
y ~ iEc Ernaon- David Lap,ey Jacob Baiz, IN
u VIumcnthal q. d. Probst Frank b. Irob>t. j. b.
keimcri Mrs. F. L. VI. seaman. Mrs NJ: :. cham
Wyers Mrs Gerard Il. scranton, Miss scranton, ana