New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-03
RICHFIELD READY FOR GUESTS
THE MERRY ROUND OF ENTERTAINMENTS DE
GUN-HoRsEBACK RIDING ALMOST
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GUN-HoRSEBACK RIDING ALMOST
UNIVERSAL
Richneld Springs. July (specaD.-The Enr'ihg'oh
opened on Thursday in time to receive large pa'y "
guests who came from Ncw-York on the a'e'"oo'
train Richhed is now ready to do Its best 10 enter
tain the merry throngs that VIII e'i'e' 10 e" ~
tween this and the fall. $1,000,
Tho week has been cool and comfortable occasional
showers LAYING the dust and frshening the foha9o'
Finer weather for outdoor exercise and Tor all ope"
pastimes could hardly have been made to order.
There were Informal hops at the Spring House ana
the Darlington tonight premlnnries OF the per'oa Vi
ter1,schorcan festivities at hand There VIII DC
dancing every week evening at both ho'els the rarr
npton having engaged the Hungarian orchestra for inc
season md stbbebne continuing at the Spring House
as usual Heretofore both hotels have shared the ser
vices Of Subbebncs band.
Wednesday evening is announced az the opening
night ut the Summon Theatre. stock company VIII
play in the theatre twice or three tunes "eeA io' '
coming six or eight weeks.
CANAAN and Mrs f. G. Anderson. Of New-York. have
onened Mamie Rest, their Rchfed cottage. MISS
Lillian Anderson Is with them
Mr. and Mrs d. H. Houghtang, Mrs. f. d. meao
and Mr. and Mrs. s. b. Barlow, OF Brooklyn, are hec
for July. al,
Mrs. NJ. F.. Sherwood. Mrs Theodore B. Starr. Miss
Starr Mrs, Edward Rcnshaw Johns ana MISS Maoei
Iohns Colonel and Mrs Richard VOse, D. s. Babcock,
Mr. and Mrs G. r. shaw and children, Peter J. O'Dono
huo and family T. F. Forrest, William c. stuart ana the
Misses Stuart C. d. Wagner and family, MIS- william
c. Baker Mrs. William Henry Harrison. Miss HARRISON
Mrs Charles H. Lowerrc, Mrs. Edward l.. Haruihs'
Ernest Lowerrc and Mrs. F.. VI. sergeant arrive" ioih
New York early in the week.
Mrs William Taylor and family, OF New-forH are
M their cottage Halfawn, and Mrs liaynes-Car'hod
and her daughter, Miss Haynes. OF New-fors' nave
apartments at a cottage. =. ,,.,,, h.,
Mrs. A. T. Clarke OF Brooklyn, IS visiting ner
sister Mrs ". ". Badger. . . A.
Richard Croker is here quietly rustcatng on tne
farm he bought last winter Mrs. Croker and the
Youthful members Of the family are at the spring
House awaiting the finishing OF repairs ~ presehs
under way the farm house, where Mr.. oroher nas
decided 10 pitch lis summer camp. There are severa
dwellin houses on the estate. The one In when inc
family will live Is the oldest and least prctenuous
Is being rcmodeed inside, and OF course reiurhlsheu
handsomely a.. -
quarters I'm Richfcd. usual Equestrlanism Is q
favOrlte pastlme up hero. The atmosphere, hghiy
charged ozone whets the spirits OF both rider and
steod. II Il no uncommon thing to see troops OF NJ
teen and twenty riders go scurrying OF over the hills
before breakfast In the cool Of the late afternoon
Latest arrivals from New York are Mr.. and Mrs.
william p Earle. Mrs. F.. ". Earle Mr. and Mrs. John
L. Chadwick the Misses Davies, J. Davies. Mr.. and
Mrs Brsnt Good Harry Good. Miss Good. Mrs Alex
ander Fraser Miss Fraser George H. Clarke. Mr.. and
Mrs y. Dc Muras. Mrs. NJ. II. Levin, Miss Levin,
Mrs D. T. Pnlslfcr. Mrs Stanley. Miss Maud Pulsifer
James owens aud Mrs. l.. NJ sergeant.