New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-06
PICHFTELD is RIGHT MERRY.
THE WEEK HAS BEEN CROWDED WITH PLEAS
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picbeed Strings. ~ Y Aug (SpeciaD August
nromises TO be exceptionally gay at this resort.
The first week has set the pace right merriiy'
Reeinning with a fashionable charity entertainment
IN the summer theatre Monday evening. the hours
Of each day not devoted TO eating and dressing
have been well filed with musical. dramatic and
social entertainments Tuesday was marked by
musical rec,as and dancing; Wednesday the
tournament of the Waiontha Bicycle Club and "A
performance by n troupe OF MINISTRIES crowded
other diversions the wall: Thursday there were
full-dress hops at the Darlington and Spring
House and concert at the fuller House, FIJI
day evening Frank Lincoln OF New-fOrk, gave
reading al the Darlington and the races in the
afternoon and hops in the evening are 'he special
diversions of to-day.
One OF the coaching parties Of the week was
given by J. Lee Taller. OF New-York who took
as many OF his young friends to Cooperstown and
Five Mile Point his big brake could carry.
Mr. Earle has set next Wednesday evening for
german al the Darlington. Nine. Lablachc. the
European oratoric contralo. will be at the Earling
ton next week. and will sing at one OF the noon
day entertainments that have become fashion
able this
The Beard brothers Of Brooklyn. Francis d. and
ID. Robinson have arrived at the Spring House.
bringing, 10 Rchncld with them string Of twelve
valuable horses. four-n-hand and several swag-
ger traps. The Rev and Mrs. Henry Lubbock. OF
Ncw-York are at Tunniclin cottage. 6. s. Cam
mack Mrs William r. Pierce. of NewYork. and
Joseph Dykes, of Queens County. are at the
Kendallwood. Frederick f.. Mckay. Of New
York. is visiting Purdon Robinson at Mr.. Robin
sons cottage.
many summers kept record OF daily tempera-
lures as indicated by the Spring House registering
thermometer. lie reports for July average tenn
perature at 8 r. IN. Of 76 degrees. Ex-Sherif Ben
jamin Brown. of Staten Island, arrived at the
Davenport Monday. making his eighteenth con-
secutive visit TO Richheld The very next day
Mr.. Brown recalled to his home by n telegram
announcing the death OF his mother.
Croker. j. II. Shuts. jr, and Francis Beard have
horses entered IN the races ace at the driving park
Episcopal church concert on Monday night.
Mr.. and Mrs George W Armstrong. Miss Arm,
walter and Miss Walter, Mr. and Mrs J. H.
Williams Miss Williams and }. IL. Williams, jr.,
among the arrivals OF the week from New.
York at the Darlington.
Mr.. and Mrs = El,ery Anderson. OF New;;York,
House j. ii. Harrison, Miss l.. Morrison and Miss
House. s are and the M THs
Demarest Of New-York, are at of the cot
Recent arrivals from New-York at the Earring
ton include. Mrs. Thomas G. Dunham. Miss Belle
Myers, Mr., and Mrs c. E. Brooks Miss Brooks.
H. W1odburyi Dr. NJ; J. Jacks9n son. Mr.. and Mrs.
Mrs David speyer Mrs. n c. Wilcox and nd Miss ss
Wilcox.
Among the arrivals at the Spring House are
motif Mr. and Mrs Isaac P. Smith. Nine. Fab
brcotte Mr.. and Mrs. II. S Kingsley Miss
Lamont Mrs. Clarence L. Collins, j. Agostni
Miss Gertrude Agostini Mr.. and Mrs. A. H.
Mrs. A. c. Bogert Mr. and Mrs. Friend T. Fits
Miss Bina Yale Mrs. Albert Steinway, Miss Stein
E T. LOOMS, Charles p. Huntington. William L.
Vandervoort Mr.. and Mrs. C.. r.. Hoffman jr
Alfred w. Riddle. Bessie A. Riddle. Mrs r. b.
Stewart, Mrs. Rowland A.. Robbins. OF New-York;
Mrs Simeon b. Chittcndon. Miss NJ. II. Chittendon
Mr. and Mrs Charles ". Clarke. Chester Clarke
Mrs j. J. Fields the Misses Fields. Mrs. c. j.
Roberts Marshall Adams c. g. Dumont and +. NJ.
Munroe OF BROOKLYN