New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-19
DANCING AT RICHFIELD SPRINGN.
BRILLIANT HOTEL HOPS WELL ATTENDED,
TIE BICYCLE RACES.

Richdold Springs July IS (Specian.-The usual
weekly hon at the Spring House last SATURDAY
was well attended, there being just enough couples
on the floor 10 make dancing delight. while the
easy chairs ranged around the walls enabled those
not participating TO watch the dancers comforta-
tlv A,none those present Miss Dudley, Miss
Raxtor Misses Spaulding Miss Cary, Miss Will
lans. Miss Dudley. Mrs. Townsend. Mrs ). Lee
Taller Miss Anderson, Miss Robinson ana the
Messrs Morrill,. Purden Robinson. j. Lee Taller
Lawrence Meyers, Thomas Cary ana +. bradee
Strong.
4, the some time an equally lively scene be-
ing entovcd AT the Darlington. Here also the
guests Of the house were arrayed in their bravest
apparel and the enticing strains of the dance mu-
sic hoated through open windows to the ears OF
tho crowd of villagers collected on the opposite
sidewalk 10 enjoy occasional glimpses of the
dancers as they foated past the windows Conspic-
uous among the dancers were the Misses Myer
Miss Kennedy Miss Sutro, Miss Potter. Miss
Brand Miss Cochrane. the Misses Nedwill and
Mc-srs. staples. Kennedy. Sutro BalIantyne' flas'
Davidson Croker ana Mccain
sunday evening the sacred concert at the Spring
House called together one OF the afsest audemGes
Of the excellent progTainTne .ohsratu,atons ~eIe
who was heard in Richhed for the first time Miss
Cady studied the piano in Berlin WITH esSnetizky
studied with Padcrcwski the interpretation Of some
Of his own compositions, one Of which she played
o 'eleeiiSns. XcSi week Mr and Mr. Williams j.
Nacv OF YORK, are expected and VIII take
part I'm the musical entertainments at the Spring
House while here. August Miss Booze will come
for weeks
Monday evening at the Darlington Albert Gerard
Thies assisted by Mr. and Mrs Alexander Thomp-
son laryionc and soprano respectively, and Miss
Suza DOanr. pianist, gave a Hiislcdl', after "ilcn
dancing enjoyed
m. music rides on the oval growing In pop
uarity and every Tuesday and Thursday morning
IN. mark l. crowded with bicycle riders who spin
gracefully around the track 10 the accompaniment
OF popular airs and marches played 10y the Ear
liuguon orchestra.
On TUESDAY afternoon society was out In force
To witness the bicycle tournament at the driving
NIX which Was a great success. The prizes We're
aavsrd.I hv Mrs j. lee Taller. Miss Cady. Mrs. A.
shattuck J. Lee Taller. Mr. Savage. +. Bradce
strong and Mr.. Hendry occupied box in the centre
81 p 49,. is the rage here this summer and all
Thursdav and Friday afternoons the cuban Giants
ni.Vrd A gainst the Rchheld nine The colorei team
'aIways attracts a arg" crowd. AZ their coaching
is unigue and their playing fast
nrst Of a series Of musical mornings at Clayton
IanJge the summer home OF Mrs. Amos Morrill,
MIR Robinson will be assisted by Miss Cady The
nstron,-sses Of the affair Mrs. Robert W Taller
sene NJ Earle Mrs. F. +. Furnald. Mrs. Amos Nor
ri Mr. John l.. Dudley. Mrs. ID. b. Savage, Miss
Von Sfade and Mrs. Willis ) Paine.
Saturdav afternoon the second race meeting al the
driving park will occur The purses for the day
aggregate va" -, 49,, A. 80 ,..-ro .,,o
ul.tinn and IL promises 10 he memorable. The most
Irominen: hOrsrmen OF the country Will enter anu
me purses are sufficiently large 10 call the best
rrize-winners here -. a,. ,Y.,.o
where he has been an annual visitor Tor the last
fifteen years