New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-12
STUuEE PLEASURES At EiDGElIELD.

. COACH TO AND FROM STAMFORD, VIRGINIA
p.Rx pAvcE-NEw COTTAGES BUILDING
Ridreneld. Conn. Aug. II (spcciaD.-The latest
novelty in social life Of special interest TO the sum
,ner colony Of Ridgene.d IL the suggestion of *
cornodore W A Iottrner. OF the Stanford Nachi
club Beginning early in September MI I'o''''''
will drive his brake Richmond daily IRON the
Suburban cub stamford. TO the Bailey HOUSE,
RjdgefeId where luncheon viii be served ana an
hour or two allowed for enjoying the beauties o
R,dgcneld The start viii DE made at 10 O'CLOCK
zach morning and the actual driving time VIII be
about two hours and half The route WI" pe
through New Canaan. Vista ana Le"Soofo' Inc
brake Will return at about O'Clock IN ''e air.
moo, reaching Stamford about 5:3o The courtesies
f the Rldgefeld CLUB will be extended 10 the coach-
ers Many Stamford people who have ALREADY Sc
curea the brake for different days have frenis
s,mmorng In Ridgefed, and 1t Is the intention OF
the latter to make the visits OF the coach'ns p''
ties as charming possible Commodore lo'''"ei
will he relieved az whip on different days by mum
her OF well-known coaching enthusiasts ana a.
ready nearly every date has been taken
A co,erie Of summer people enjoyed a novel en-
.ortainroent AT the Bailey House. "Wednesday
evening Barn dances of the old-iashohen VI"
rety among the negroes or virginia are ""i ~
ueuaI but up in the New-England mis- le" P'oP'c
have witnessed such sports The servants OF the
BAILEY House are negroes Of the Virginia STOCK
The MANAGEMENT Of the hotel decided to oner TINS
unioue form If amusement 10 several guests so
the servants received the use OF the parh' l'''
was decorated with white and green, JAPANESE
/ lanterns frightening the effect of the scene Inc
various evoiutons OF the Virginia reel ana 'he
oarkev ouadrlc with remarkable variations. kept
,h. on,ookers in roars of laughter. Among those
who witnessed the novel spor; were Ex-Governor
phIneas C. Iounsbury. Mrs LounsbuTy' MICS MI
/ Ter DR. ard Mrs. Robert Talbot. pr ana Mrs' T.
y bench DR. and Mrs. William +. Cushman the
and r.
Foster Elv and Mrs. Ely. and ID. Edwin lAwlcy
There seems TO be aJdoctor OF some kind IN every
other co:taga here but this IS not because the peo
nile need musicians Rather 1t Is owing to the pure
air which brings the city practitioner mere Tor rest
/ ard nuet Among other well-known doctors VINO
! ,.s. the summer here are DR. Bache McEvers En-
| met Dr John G. Perry Dr. J Il. Booth, Or. r. Is.
| Donch DR. William II Flint. DR.. William f. Cush-
! man. DR. Robert H. Talbot and DR.. NJ. D. Hubbeli.
ali of Ncw-Yor
Miss Field daughter OF the Rev. Henry NJ. Field
Editor of The Evangelist" has returned to her
home In the Bcrkshires having passed fortnight
| here.
The handsome mansion OF George NJ. Oicot, OF
New-York In course OF erection. will be ready for
occupancy By the family next season. 1t is OF the
Italian style of architecture and thoroughly IRE
proof It stands on the old battle-ground. on the
Site OF the old colonial house used as an hospital
during the Revolution Another charming home In
E Of budng here Is f H6%a@d JT Hs a Gn
Ing great pains to reproduce here one Of the Ideal
New England country homes on a large scale, Win
grand hall and large rooms
The hotels and boarding houses have their average
| number of guests this season. AT the popular Elm
Shade cottages these people are registered: Mr. and
Mrs. T. N. Barnes; Miss Barnes Joseph barnes,
Theodore barnes. Miss Marguerite Barnes. Mr. and
Mrs W. r. Everett. Mr.. and Mrs j. %. Poillon.
Mr. and Mrs. Allan MacDougal Miss Gates, Miss
Sarah Gates, Mrs !" II Nuitne, Miss Autiing'
Miss bradley. W. \. Bradley Master Robert Brad
lev Mrs. j. Cousins. DR. J. A. Booth. Miss Booth.
Mr.. and Mrs Theodore Thomas. Mrs G. ~, Mac
kubbin Miss Mackubbn, Mr., and Mrs Charles
stuart. Miss Deutsch. Miss Madeline Harrison. Miss
NJ McIaine Mr. and Mrs. Melville ID. Landon, Miss
Glenn, j. 8. Abecasls. of NewYork.
Guests at the Inn Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Ray.
Mrs Hurlburi Mr. and Mrs. George VI. Oicoii,
, George u Olcott Mrs. 4 r. Haddock. Mr.. and Mrs;
| Jules De Neufvil.e. the Misses de Neufvie, Mr. and
Mrs. Charles F; Hackstaff. the Misses Hackstaff,
| stewart Mr.. and Mrs II. l.. Crooke. the Misses
| Crooke. Miss Prince. Mr.. and Mrs f. Mora, all OF
| New-York.
Bailey House-Mrs. c: Andrews. Miss Andrews
Dr. F. b. Dench, Mrs. bench. Mr.. and Mrs. f. NJ
GrlnneI. DR.. Robert 3 Talbot, Mrs Talbot Master
W Livingston. Miss Livingston; Master Livingston.
Frank VI. Colby Mr. and Mrs. Lenox S. Faber; Mr.
Hardy. Miss all Of New-York