New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-16
MERRY TIMES At RICHFYELD
DANCING AND MUSIC AND GARDEN PARTIES
STRAW RIDES

Richneld Springs Aug IS (special-The second week
OF August finds Rehed at the pinnacle Of her prosperity
The larger hotels filled with conened humanity and
the boarding.houses have satisfactory quota OF summer
guests The August days continue rs charming as they
and with this favorable state Of affairs during the
remaining days the month will be the pretest and
successful for several past The outg6 phenome
nally SMALL the railroad agency reporting sales OF
tickets that justify the assertion Richfclds mdseoson
to speak. ia at hand The largest number guests that
she Win entertain this and has for
eal seasons past, within her gates Is only Que
ton OF pleasant days that will decide the prosperity the
remainder OF the Richfeld truly vantage
ground for pleasure. Gay times prevail generally
at this period OF the than at any other A novel
amusement popular at Richfeld, is odashoned st1a
rae IheSe are most In vogue at the m Of the August
moon known in the country tho harvest moon. The
evenings then simply superb. Although not amount
ing to sureit, many amusenents dispensed through
the doys passing.
The fourth tournament Of the waanha Bicycle
Club Of Richaed occurred this afternoon the driving
park But little interest manifested H. o. Skim
ner, Of NewYork and OF the fast Of the Kings
County Wheelmen, won the one-mile ordinary In 20
The prize elegant silver cup by the Spring House,
the mile safety in 021 the trophy being Esrng
cup; the threS.mile safety. Np race in 7:43 the
award being unique silver nutbow by the Rich1eld
House. also the hae ordinary and tTo-milo ordinary
Mr. victor in five out Of the nine contests
admirable record.
Mr.. and Mrs. James r. Dunn. of New-York, have been
Darlington this week. Mr. Dunn nominally
dent OF New York. He is president of the League Of
american Wheelmen and during his stay at Riehfeld
acted Of the judges at the wheelmns tournament
Captain and Mrs. @. NJ. Carter, u. S. M guests Of
F. wescott Mrs Carter IS the eldest daughter Of Mr..
WestcOtt.
General and Daniel Butterneld, Of NewYork,
at the Spring House
Judge and Mrs. Henry r. MeGown, Of New-York
at the Davenport
General Passenger Agent George A. Daniels Of the
New-York Central, is "a Spring House guest.
Among attractions booked at the Summer Theatre is
the Royal Hun gaTan Band from the Eden Musee, which
appears here soon.
An august morning song" will be enjoyed August
II, at che Summer Theatre Mr. ParsOn Robinson Miss
Adelaide goesman and Mr. HE Distchurst noted sing
ers Of New. York. win participate
The initial german danced at the darlington on
Friday evening. 1t dstSctvely sRchneh sfair and
brilliant social success ~ was prettily led by MI
Crawford, with Mrs Gelshener, Of NcwYork The other
couples participating were Mr. Davies with Miss Beehte
Mr.. Louis Kerr with Miss CoudGrt Mr.. lockwood with
Miss Dunno. Mr. Eager with Miss Duffy, Mr. Walker
Miss McDonal, MI. II. A. SeaFle with Miss DOscher
Mr.. Plat with Mrs. Pulser Mr. Floyd with Miss Puser.
Mr.. Aparcio with Miss Apatieio, Mr. Harry Good with
Miss Agnes echel Faber with Miss Peckham Colonel
Irwin with Miss Wicks.
The most pleasant social happening Of the oc
the Spring House parlors Saturday evening" when
fuldress hop was given in honor of the guests Inc
committee Of affairs composed Of Messrs ]. Lee Taller,
J. r. Beard +. D. Beard, Louis Kerr, j. T. Davis f. H.
Lowere G.. W. Haines.
charming
Taller at the "Berkeley" Among the New Yorkefs pres
ent were Mrs. and Miss Van Stade, Mr. and Mrs Kings
lev Mrs j. r. Townsend Mrs Brus the Misses Howard
Mrs Dean, Mrs J. H. Shuts jr., Of Brooklyn. Miss
Taller and the Hon. John Jay.
The Misses GRAIN Of NewYork gave a garden party on
Friday at CulenwoOd The residence Of d. Jones
Grain Among those present Mrs. Bergh, Mrs.
Keene Mrs Hunt Mrs. Burt Mrs Michler Miss Guion,
the Misses Aparicio Miss Van Stade, Mics Trick the
Misses Maxwell, Mr.. Williams, Mr.. Aparielo. the Messrs
Bergh.
Among guests arriving at the Spring House dur
inc the week are the following from New-York: Mrs
Thomas Barbour ]. S. Warren Courtlandt Glos Mrs
Gnos Dr. NJ. A. Miller, Miss S. p. Taller, r. j.
Emmet Miss Emmett, Frederick T. Westbrook, Charles
NJ Clark Charles S. Osborne, o. II. Luders, w. =.
Maoney. Albert Geispie. Miss Kittie Gellspe, Daniel
Butterfeld Mrs Butterfeld George II. Daniels, John
Ca,anaugh w. S. Within Robert Rage Kerr Mrs Kerr'
Miss E EInmel Miss b. Emmel Mrs Gaynor Frank
Waller, J. p. Aler.
The New-York arrivals for the week at the darlington
are Peter paumar Mrs Baumar, n. j. Schoss,
p Boos Mrs Boos, Miss Boos, Robert L.
Crawford IT, II. L. Griggs, Mrs. Griegs.
Is1ac Stern Emile Lorsch, c. P. Craig, Mrs.
Craig David Dows ir, S. Adams Charles +. Boyer,
Leo speyer Harry A. Day, John l.. Wheeler, Mrs !
Wheeler Miss Blackwell Mrs f. N. Shemmin, Miss s. L.
Cooke e. L. Adams, D. f. Dour jr., Miss j. Doelger,
Mrs Doelger, Joseph Doelger, James r. Dunn Quincy
Ward Boese Mrs Boese, Jose Menendez John Vroorah.
Nicholas Chrsty William Higgins, Ira Brown H. Sherl-
dan George c. Kendall, the Misses Kendall, Mrs s. j.
shwartz Mortimer r. Heyman. c. f. Costa.