New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-29
THRONGS At RICHFIELD
DANCING CARD PARTIES AND OTHER IN,
DIVERSIONS.

DANClNt CARD IRRllrS AND OTHER
DIVERSIONS.
Richned Springs n. Y, July q Specialists
say" that the season Of 1894 Is marked BY 3d.,
times at watering places we'll cs eyervv,.'
else That may be so. but certainly Rcheed ~
little OF IL. 1t Is an actual fact that some a, ~
houses In town are full to ropletion, tina, =.
could not get room in or near them for Lao.
money during the month Of August. And ths =,
pie who are here making the most OF their Nm.
too. The days filled with one Kind OF ANN.
ment or another and the evenings find the lndsss
gabl. young people still dancing in the parlor, =
promenading on the verandas OF the large hot.,.
There are exceptionally good orchestras AZ hn
the Spring House and Darlington. the former IN,
Boston and the latter from New-York. Then ts,,
are talented artists well-known in and out,sa. :.
New-York musical circles who are stopping AZ A.
hotels and they kindly entertain their felh,
guests frequently with their superb voices ~
Darlington musicales. which under the direc,s,
OF Albert C. Thies have proven great success,
and are eagerly looked forward TO. Eight Of u,
series have already been given. Among the ar,,
who are now guests of chat hotel are Miss Farm.
Hirsch Miss Jessie Shay, Miss K. Nashu Bsxy,
Frederic Gillette. and OF course Mr.. Thies Al "a.
Spring House Miss Lille p. Berg. OF Newton
with Mr.. Willard and his daughter Mn
Marie Willard, also OF New-York Mrs Blancb.
Brooklyn, are the best known Of the musiea,s
there.
The guests OF the smaller houses much iva
10 card-playing TWO progressive euchre parus
having been given this week, one at the Tuls
House and one at the KendallwoOd. There "a
spirit OF friendly rivalry between the osrd-playhl
guests OF the two houses. which makes the con,ssa
the more exciting. At the fuller House game IL
prize-winners were Mrs. Morton. Miss Pattersa,
and Mrs. Oliver Drake Smith; Mr.. Gerard. oay1
Drake Smith, Mr. Bradford: and at the Kendall
wood. Mr. Howe. Miss Martin and Mr.. Tunneif.
came off victorious. The guests Of the Kenda.
wood enjoy a weekly full-dress hop In the au
dining-room.
Tennis and bowling are favorte daytime anus<
ments with the guests OF all the hotels the spf,s
House and Darlington courts and the EarhnCa
bowling-alley being the centres Of attraciSa
The highest score made during the pas, week H
any gentleman was F T. Earle.s 81 Of !.s. ssa
Colonel Lawrence Kip is again az Richned aa
at the Spring House. Colonel Kip Il indispenssos
TO a successful Richfeld season. and every ore
had for him most hearty welcome AS pres
dent OF the Richneld Country Club, which fas
nishes the races, OF which the town Is deserwap
proud. Colonel Kip occupies position tnat !es
ders his presence at Richield doubly desirable
Among other NEWCOMERS who are spending N
ley A. J. Cammeyer, 7. O. Grain and Judge So'a
Mr.. ana MIS- ROBERT w. Iailer, WIN -
Mrs. J Lee Taller. at their summer resdencS|
the Berkeley, and are entertaining among ceherS
James b. Taller and Ensign Yates Stirling, u,
United States Navy. brother Of Mrs. J. IL
Taller. "A,
various hotels are Mrs. g.. 8. Fitzseran MA
G. s Ives. J. F. Ijams. Mrs J.. 5 McEraia
z. Croker Mrs George +. Bates. F. W: Horta.
DR. H. c. Clare. Miss Ryan. Miss McQuirk FataI
John McQuirk Mrs. Z. q. Martin. Miss Msrlt
Mrs r. ii Blake. Mr.. and Mrs. =. f. Jones ".
and Mrs. s. j. Marx, Mr.. and Mrs. John SAL v.i
7 p Allen Miss Allen Miss T.. X Powers. US
Powers. Ellis p. Powers Mrs NJ R Eager; W. W.
Eager Mr.. and Mrs. W. T. Russell NJ ana, ana At
+. Druiliard. Miss II. Hamilton. Miss BrIsn. Nis
shall Adams. Il. Van Boskerk. w ". Niles y
W NJ Clark Mrs. J. l.. Moore. W. T. MOOT
r. Darlington Davis. DR.. J. c. Jones Mrs joss
+ C. Patton. f. 4. Brooks. jr.. Mrs brcoN 4
MIR and Mrs. r.. {. Homan.