New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-23
COACHING At RICHFTELD.

OPENING OF THE NFw CAFE AND ARCADE
DANCES AT THE HOTELS.
Richfed springs. " Y. July % C>pcciaD.-A mum.
Der OF wclLknOwn people have arrived In Kichhem
this week. Mr.. and Mrs. James Ilude Beekman' Oh
New York, Tuesday morning on the first rain'
Hayward McAlstcr arrived in his tandem cart almost
simultaneously with the Beekmans. John II. shuns'
jr. OF Brooklyn drove up from Albany on his brake
early In the week. and Joined his wife AT the spnnk
House. There now five private fourlh-hahus Id
the village. Captain william e. winans. OF New
York came ND from the city Tuesday to visit his
wife and son at the Darlington Mr.. and Mrs Robert
l.. Charlton. Miss Charlton and r. l.. Charoh' |r',
sre n New-Yorh family at the Darlington. Lieutenant
J. b. Tobin. OF the Navy, accompanied by me Misss
robn of Providence, II. l.; MIS-. Semns ti'zseiaii'
Mrs. Semms Ives, Mr.. ami Mrs. j. X. France MD.
I. W. Watson and daughters OF New-iork' are ~
cafe and arcade of summer stores in the Esrns
ton basement Tsrc opened 70 hr ne p to Rirhasd and
will probably become popular. MIS-. FRANKS ua,s
OF New York assisted by local talent gave a" Miss
Florence Luce Of this village cave cohcer. II, ~,
summer theatre Friday evening thai was Wen NJ
tended She was assisted By J. Lee Taller pary'one'
camp Of gypses at the lake has excited ,s so%s
interest among the lads and lassies at the hotes,
scores OF whom have taken advantage OF me 'Dan.s
look into their futures. Monday seune. , Sirs" ot
a ali affect the ardor Of tennis players and BOWERS
These two games the popular outdoor pastimes -
the summer nj Rlchncld. The concert and theaIrlcs
entertainment that Is TO be given In The SUMMIT '
theatre week from Monday night In aid 81 me nls,
copaI Church promises TO be the fashionable inns"
OF the season. Mrs. Il. ". Taller Of New, lorAi. ~
the treasurer OF the committee In charge. Inc arst'
who have volunteered to assist are Mrs. Rockwoo,'
OF Ttca J. Lee Taller Purdon Robinson ana :. -,
Fngel OF New York: and the play will be nven -
Miss y. Carroll, OF NewYork: Miss Laura Osborn. p"
BROOKLYN. and Frederick Graft Young the PALMER, ors
There have been hops every evening IN the PaI'"ls
Of the spring IIonse and Darlington. TIL" dances ,T
night will be formal, fulldress affairs. In'r r Ss
players entered a game OF progressive euchrc u, n
fuller House on Monday evening The two pr1"
were won by the Misses ,eavens. IT., Mas.
Mrs. william Irwin. Martin. Miss Anna mwIn KIN.
tin, II. J. Park and Miss Park. Colonel Lawrence Mp
Alexauder sheaG Mr. and Mrs. Francis 4: p Td',S
{. Vanderbilt Cross, T. H. Won Stnde, m'ss Mr. 3
stuart. Miss L. II. stuart Mrs. A. H.. smn' Mrs' o.
R. Cornell. ". 5. Van Clief W. u. Howell Mrs. ana
d. Jackson. Frank Jackson. Of New-lorS VII; ;, a
Mrs J. c. Gilbert. Edward Hnman.. S. F. MI Mite sf
Miss A. Willeis. Miss Barnum and A.. u. Mo.., W
Brooklyn. recent arrivals at the spring no week
At the Darlington. among the arrivals o. Ine -
are Mr. and Mrs. Robert b. CARPENTER MIS- W, ~
Williams Miss Williams Mr.. and Mrs d. F. Bsrn T
Mr. and Mrs. q. Keismann. W. j. smith, OF wv
York Mr.. and Mrs. william Graham; Mss SS"h M.s
Of Philadelphia: Amos ID. smith, anu MI anu ~
Morris smith, OF Providence.