New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-21
RTCUFIELD SPRINGS.
BEAUTIFUL WEATHER AND \ ROUND OF MERRI
MENT

Eichacld Springs. " Y. Aug. 2o.-Sunday will BE-
welcomed at thi, To-day ends the busiest week
u summer and after the day Of rest ID" round Of
mer,irncnt Will be taken mp with undated real Since
last Monday summciing here has been treated b.
not les, than four notable entertainments. a In
the darlington dinlngroom Monday evening. a swell
yact, show in Theatre In aid OF ST. Joscphs
parish TUESDAY cseninc NJ the Spring House
"wednesday evening and amateur theatrical perform
anco Theatre In aid Of local charity Fri
day evening In addition to these indoor diversions
tennis has kept the people Interested
each morning week and large proportion OF the
contingent Young have entered Enthusiastically into
the study and practice Of the OF Scotch bowls which
has been introduced by Mr.. James Mor Of NcwYork,
formerly Of scotland This Is played every morning
on the the Bath House Park. one set of bowls
Is furnished by Mr.. Mor who brought IL from Scotland
rccGptly and another Mr.. r. w Taller got in fcwYork.
The annual coaching parade takes place at the driving
park t, aernoons In connection with this event there
l. "A horse show aDd a series VI pony races
Fortunately the weather has been most popous oil
the The hot wave has not worried Rchhcd, for it
failed 10 produce the only weather condition be dreaded
humid spell. There has been no falling on in the
pasmes which 10 be Indigenous TO Richneld Every
day. afternoon the avenues have been alive
with equc-trians and driving parties Sunday night a
Jolly sta Iufty chartered the darlington brake and
around CanadaIago by moonlight. The excursions To
CooprstowR and the dinner parties at Thayers have been
too numerous 10 keep track OF.
JOsoph entertainment and the amateur thcatrlcals
were splendid both financially and artisticay
MIS-. Eugene NJ Earle. Mrs. Cora S. Ives and Mrs.
Richard Croker York. foremost In organizing
and managing the first, and the second entirely
under the direction Of Mrs. DOre Lyon Of NcwYork
is one Of the clcNerct and most popular Of Rchhelds
habtuc, Nearly thirty children and young people
si.td in the and tabcaus The thcatrica were
preceded by a concert. "a Box Monkeys was the
play performed. The characters taken By Miss
Laura Osborne Mrs. X. X Cooke. Mr.. Harry
Mr. lockwood. OF New.York. and Miss Jean Pardee OF
New Haven.
Mr. Earle and has sent out several hund red
Invitations for grand ball In the dining OF tho Earl.
inpt.n next Monday evening. This viii be dancing
event OF the The occasion well graced by the
presence genuine Titled parsonage the Count Tokosy
Of St Petersburg, who is at the Earllngtii.
MI Edward Amman. IT,. the young Brooklyn milliona
az the darlington. has been instrumental getting up
tourney gentlemen riders which will held at the
driving park nc,t "wednesday afternoon
alessfs. Thomas I;aantyn and Yc.s J.. Ossman. the
memterS = the Durham Quartet. 81 NcwYork hay"
been prourc.t among the entertainers VI the week.
Eallantyn cctatons and Ossman's banjo solo, Of
a high order.
NJ. Mrs. George w. Jones Miss L. NJ. Jones.
Miss d. NJ Bliver Mr.. and Ms. w. l.. Lauer. Mr.. and
Mrs. %. Berry. Miss Helen Berry. Mr. and Mrs. j.
Lewis Mr.. and Mr.. William wicke. Miss l.. wicks.