New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-23
THE PLEASURES OF RICHFIELD SPRINGS
PERFECT DAYS FOR OUTDOOR LIFE-GERMANS
AND BALLS At VARIOUS HOTELS.

PERFECT DAYS FOR OUTDOOR LIFE-GERMANS
AND BALLS AT VARIOUS HOTELS.
Rlchfeld Springs Aug. 90 (specla)The August days
az RchAeld continue TO be delightful ones and their
Measures are being tasted hundreds Of summer guests
Never in annals have so many availed themselves
Of the opportunity enjoying drive into the surrounding
country Three halfpast in the afternoon Of Pheasant
day finds easily O thousand guests either IN
carriages or on horseback These daily mgraons are IN
every and made in every IMAGINABLE sort Of
conveyance from iverynan's carryall filed with soma
heppy family days outing TO the arstocatic ana
autocrac Englsh drag with lveried attendants, vine
box coaching bugle and all.
letter received at Hotel Darlington to-day from the
Secretarys wife informs proprietor that Secretary
Noble arrival has long been anticipated may DC
expected on Monday evening. He and Mrs Noble were
10 be In RcheM Saturday evening OF this week. ou'
the Secretary was Unexpectedly called to Washington
They will remain two weeks The Secretary >
daily recreation is long walk into the country and his
erect and active figure will be familiar sight along
Iachheid's pretty lanes.
Count and Countess Gilbacoa, Of Havana, are among
the titled people at the darlington
The family of jacob Ball. ConsulGeoeral to Guatemala
ana Honduras spending their third season at the
darlington.
N, ponedict drives stylish four-in-hand before
Dnash drag which is naturally Of the most elegant
in town.
Monday accompanied by Mr.. Bowers.
Mrs John w Nobles sisters the Misses Halstead, OF
iqliladolphio are at Cary Cottage
Commodore John S. Dickerson, Of NewYork, is at the
darlington with his family.
A fundress hop pleasant feature at the Sprhg
pouse last evening. 1t manifest and may
be nartculary noted among the social affairs Of the
season The Eden Musee Baud, having concluded its
engagement at theatre, was secured by Mr.
Proctor and the dancing done to this novel music
The attendance at hop the largest Of the season
and the costumes were the richest displayed at any ball
during the summer. There was fundress invStaton
hop in the Spring House parors the Saturday evening
previous gay german was given IN the Earlors Of the
Canadarago House Saturday evening The dance was
gracefully lod by Dr. p E. Bush with Miss c. Well Tho
Earlngton's fuldress hop, held on Saturday evening
attended by representative people The AFFAIR added
paudts to the management OF the committee and was The
enjoyable gwen at the hotel The COS
1 tunes displayed in perfect taste.
During the week the following New-YorksTs have be-
come guests ct the Spring House John +. Chauhon.
Mrs. T. Il. Trepler Miss TPepcr, Mrs Fernando Bottes
Miss Botees. Miss Carrie L. Bates, James r. Damn, A.
H. Rauh Mrs Rauh chla and nurse, Clifford o. briggs.
william p. Randolph James Thomson, b. T. Underhil.
| NJ L. Underbil, NJ. Underhill, G. H. Hughs II. j.
Soeum, Fred L. polMe, g. r. FISK, Mrs. FISK MISS
| Fisk. h. r. Durham, Mrs. Durham, child ana maid
Fred I. Proctor, j. Howard IT, O. e. Hamin. Charles
s. Osborn, T. f. Shields, H. Il. Horsey, Miss Adelaide
Forssman, W. L. BoFstlemaD II. a. hoys Il. De Cefue'
! James II. Benedict Mrs Benedict. Ellott >. Bsneoct
James b. Flu Geosed, Mrs. Iiz GOese1' Johu Beaiu-
good r., Mrs. BeardgoOd Frank Waller Mrs f. North
rup, c. p. Daendon, William {. Bowe's lAtArop ~
Bacon Mrs NJ L. Southaek, Louis V. southack' William
II. Law II. D. Lymaa Mrs. Lyman, c. W. Sheffield
II. D. Pickins John NJ. Fraser, George e. Kendall MISS
Jennie S. Parker, L. Frtsch
The arrivals from New York during the last week at the
darlington are Mrs Jacob Ball. Miss Ball. Master Arthur
Bali, Baby Baiz and maid J. N. Koehlef NM hoep
ler Miss Eugene BOehler Miss Beatrice koeier' JACOB
S Becnhenner, Mrs Beenhenor Two children and nurse
Miss Marie Buchanan s. DanzIg. Mrs. Danzg. jerome
Danzig J. Cousins, Mrs Cousins, NJ. J. Clnrk, r. T. Tn
dcrbnL Dr. Merritt, Mrs Ira Brown Miss Fanny Mat
thows S. J. Shwartz, Ronald X. Brown, Frank B. VIII
Jams Leo Speyer. John o. p. Smith, Harry A smith
Mrs G. w. de Vige w. H. MARS. c. l.. Lnsiey, Mrs
q Kssau Mrs A. A. johnson Miss p A. johnson, Marie
L. MsnendeE JOsg Menendez Maurice Menendez, william
T. Laur Mrs Laur ard maid, Edgar }. Lauf. Monroe
W. Iaur Tessie Arias, Ruth SDodgras, Mrs M August
II August jose Menendez it,, Mrs. n. Roberts, John =
uicEerson Mrs DlckersOn Miss j. Seeley, Master Dick
arson Mrs L. NJ. Hornthal. Miss Holen Hofnthai, Mrs
Howard Meyer Mss r. Meyer and maid, o. W. Randall
NJ Randall Edward r. SOmbon. Brent Good. George
n Konaau NJ Schoss, J. VI. Schloss, Mrs. Schoss, ia
ooh poelgcr b. Scott jr, Mrs. Scott, IL. T. Devendoh