New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-10
EfCUFTELD SPRINGS.
LIVELY WEEK WHICH ENDED WITH TIE FIRST
FULIrDRT-S HOPS OF THE SEASON.

LIVELY WEEK WHICH ENDED WITH TIE FIRST
FULI-DRT-S HOPS OF THE SEASON.
ElchGeld Springs. ~ y. July 10 CSpeciaD-ThiS has
been by far llvcIiest week Of the season P'ipe
seem to have wa,cd ND to the knowledge that the
time has arrived for midsummer rcverieS.
new Hungarian orchestra has been Installed a,
the Burlington supersedng the band that played
during the first ten days Of the season IDS la'e't
experiment Is fresh importation from Europe-a
genuine gypsy oand-and Is vastly superior TO the
other
The first full-drc.s hops Of the season were given
this evening a. both the Darlington and The Spring
House. The first regular races Of the season. held
under the auspices of the Rchfeld Country Cnb at
the Driving Park, occurred this afternoon.
There WAS a reading IN the Bath House sun par'or
on Friday evening by Mrs. John Sherwood ard TWO
dramatic pcyf FINANCES at the summer Theatrc. Mrs
sherwood, reading was the first Of series 10 be
given in Richfeld by this author
President r. X. Gable, of the Chicago, Rock Island
and Pacific and Edward Ellis, Of the schenectady
Locomotive Works. late arrivals at the Spring
House.
The Casino at the Darlington. which Is the onN
place Of amusemen, of the kind In Richfeld. was
opened on Thursday morning with music and apprJ-
pirate ceremony. This Is the gayest place In town
during the DAYTIME especially In rainy or Gull
weather. II comprises series Of bowling alleys. a
billiard aud pool room in which are tables for ladies'
a shooting gallery and fine dirt tennis court Herr.
under the hinge Gins that SHADE the graSspot and the
tennis court the hungarian band Is to give concert
every weekday morning
The afternoon parade Of snowy turnouts IN the
avenues In and about Riciled has assumed It's usual
appearance, although the absence Of the Shnlu and
Beard brakes Is noticeable Instead Of these ore the
gay tandem-caits, driven by Edward AnDa1 1r"
Lee Taller ana Louis Il. Caney. Of New York. Con
spicuous among the vitorias In the procession are
those Of Ward McAlistcr Mrs. +. W. Won stadc. Mr..
and Ms. j. II. Bcekman and Mr.. and Mrs Dore Lyon,
of New-Yorh. Mrs. McAllistcr seems not to care
much for driving she is seen BY Mr.. McAll'ster's
side In the victoria very seldom Mrs. Sherwood being
often the companion OF the dictator Of the one
Hundred and Fifty
Latest arrival; from New.Yorh include Joseph
AgOslin ". II. Taller. !. ". fierce. Mrs. Jules
Felix. MIS- Corw1n Mrs. william Mitchell. MI Mitch
ell. Miss Oyd-JOneS, Miss A. n. Dunn, Miss ~ y
Fox. Mrs l., mmc, Fitzgerald. Mrs. Cora : ives llenrI
VI. E"echnnll. John p. LOltem Mr.. and Mrs ilanf0ft
Crawford. John g. Flint. Colonel Floyd Jones. Mr.
and Mr.. W. Agrowsmth. Madam Fahricotti. Mr.. and
Mrs. II. l.. kingsley, John VI. Bowers. william F.
scott Mrs Joseph staples. Harry X. staples Joseph
Herbert and Lo.i'e staples Miss Carrie G.. Wright.
Mrs. j. Corwin Miss Fannie Fox, Mr.. and Mrs. :. A.
Jones, Mr.. and Mrs. j. y. Jones Fred Grant Young.
Judge Scion Is. smith, Miss Smith. Mr. and Mrs. Fran
els A. Duger. Mrs G. III. Crane.