New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-14
RICHFTELD SPRINGS.
A ROUND OF GAYETY THAT FILLS EVERY DAY
IN THE WEEK WITH SOMETHING NEW.

IN THE WEEK WITH SOMETHING NEW.
Richneld Springs y. Y. Aug. 13 (spcciaDMusicalcs.
orchestral concerts fudrrss hops dramatic performances
a bali moonlight sails the lake, excursions 10 the
numerous points OF interest have made the week lively at
this resort. And there fair Tuesily evening in
which society Interested itself for the benefit Of the Epis
copal church.
Another brake has arrived to add IT, lustr TO the af-
procession fashionable turnouts that line the
avenues and enliven country roads. 1t belongs to
Richard r. Carmen OF New.York, who here last sum-
mer Mr. has brought eight horses and several
equlIegcs with him from wlamstown. Mass, whore he
been spending the summer. In his PARTY here are
Mrs. tamcn her sister Miss LEACH, Miss Murchison.
and ID. O. Tenney o. Ncw.York.
Prominent among the social affairs OF the week was
moonlight sail Monday night. The party was COM
posed Of Mrs F. W. Won Stadc Mrs. r. w. Taller. Mr.
and Mrs. Walter Kingsley. Madam abricotu. Mrs Durro
Mrs Arthur sullivan, Miss Florence sullivan. Miss
Anita Levin Mr.. Kennedy. Miss Dudley. j. Lee Taller.
r. c. Richardson Clarence Levin David Lapsey and
Charles Mitchell Of Ncw.York; the Misses % Donohuc,
r ;. o. Donohuc. Of brooklyn the Misses sterling
Walter Poutncy. Of Baltimore Fr Gran, Young OF Bos-
ton. aud walter Wilcox. OF Washington.
j. s Burdc;tc the hurorist gave entertainment az
the Darlington Wednesday evening. The Durham
Quartet Ncw.York drew largo audience at the Sum-
Theatre Friday evening. The a, the Driving
Park to-day most interesting and the best at
tended Of this summer.
Next week promises TO he the gayest OF the summer
Among already announced arc concert at the
Earlin gton BY the walters, assisted by the Hungarian
orchestra performance at the summer Thcat-s In AID OF
the Roman Catholic parish grand ball in tho EariIng
dining amateur theatrical entertainment az
the Theatre. unGer the direction Of Mrs Dor"
Lyon fund of the Boys Club tennis tournament
OH the Spring House grounds riding tournament at the
Driving Park In which competitors Will be gentlemen
and amateurs only and horse show at the same place
The last will place on saturday afternoon PHkes
Will M conferred on best colts two and three years
old the bsst turnouts single double and fourinhand;
the best coachnan. lady and gentleman rider. and the
highest Jumper the prizes have been awarded there
will be three running races.
n Jones Grain aud his daughters. Misses Christobe,
and Davida Grain arc prominent Ncw.Yorkcrs at the
few miles from Rchnsld which he expects open next
week Mr.. and Mrs. VI. F. McNuity. Of New.York are
here again with handsome turnout They are at the
Trllc- House. Captain and Mrs. Foxwell u West
EIghty.sevcnth.st at tho Darlington.
Madame A. G. Mesrs Of MddisOn-aye., Is among the
arrival, OF the week at Spring House. Mrs Meas
4, accompanied by her sister. Mrs. See.
Nj and Mrs Richard Walter ard their daughter. Mis-
Chr. Walter Of NewYork, again at the Darlington
Other prominent arrivals from NewYork the Earring
ton are Mrs H. NJ Henry and her sister. Miss r.. L.
wallace 81 Madison ard Thlrty-eiehthst Mrs F..
Hawthorne the Misses A. and l.. Hawthorne Mrs A. NJ.
patten Miss Pa,ten, Mr. and Mrs. j. l.. Falk. Miss s
Fok Miss r. Fnlk Mr. and Mrs l.. J. Mulqucen. Frank
n Carpenter Mr. ard Mrs Jane, f. Barclay and Miss
Barclay.
Al tho Srinr House are Dr. J. r. Gilbert, W. w. Mac
Fariand f. s. Plumb Miss NJ Byrnc, 7. Boidoln % New
York Commander McNair. OF Washington is at the Dav.
c,nort with his wife Mr. aud Mrs /. r Brown. William
Henry Hull Miss NJ. NJ. Hull. Miss Agnes Hull. Of New
York and j. H. Vanderbilt Jr.. and children oil Staten
Island are OF the fuller House