New-York tribune., 1896-08-30
NAVY GUESTS AT RICHFIELD.

THE SEASON LIKELY TO Re Az UNUSUALLY Ioy1
oNE-A PRETTY SERIES OF TABLEArx
Richheld Springs, Aug % (spociaD-sep,ember IN.
lovellest month of all the year In Rchaed promise.
TO be a good for hotel-keepers As Yet the daily
list OF arrivals far exceeds the departures and the
season will be unusually long Many o. those already
here will remain all OF next month while other. will
arrive next week.
BY far the most interesting happening n tho week
the baseball benefit that took place ~ the
mer theatre last evening The entertainment. which
was somewhat similar the Boys Club benea, given
recently under the management % Mr.. Robert
W. Taller, who las a genius for arranging Deapiful
tableaux. The first OF the series tho May
Queen" in which Miss Louise Morrill, tho daughter
of Mrs. Amos Morrill,. took the principal character.
This was followed by group called Porcelain
Plaques" which very effective. IL them Ms
Anita Levin Miss Louise Dudley. Miss Elise Morrill,
and Miss Dorothy Mather. posed with beautiful o.
feet against paque-shaped white backgrounds The
following songs by Miss Boese. Some one Stole Nv
Heart Away" You Can't Play in My Yard" and
"Oli Folks ar Home" were prettly illustrated. \
most effective tableau was Three Is Company. Two
Is None interpreted by Miss Belle Shields AMI
Mesrs Fields and Ferrer. This was followed by A
solo by Beardsley Van de Water The Brown I'r.-
yersty Quartet then sang several selections very sc-
ceptably The next tableau. happy inspiration q,
Mrs Robert W. Taller. was the "Bacheors Rev
cry. In this Mr. Burfell was seen reclining on A
ouch dreamily smoking. while the girls OF whom ?.
thinking appeared before the eyes of the aud
First. 1.-THE Summer Girl" Miss Wanier; mex.
THE City Girl" Miss Stanley; The Bar Maid" Mss
Swift; The Hunting Girl" Miss Mather. The Ri-
cycle Girl" Miss Durant. and The Ideal Girl" Ms
Bogert. The Hunting Girl created something Of a
sensation by crossing the stage In her natty riding
habit leading her own beautiful riding horse i'm tho
flesh. The entertainment closed with the comedy.
He's Lunatlc,' in which the parts taken hy
John d. Cary, Dr. Jewell, Mrs Hyde and Miss Sits
Now that the evenings are growing cool Il
on piazzas. dancing has become more general TIE
full-dress hops last Saturday evening largely
attended, and the hotels with their decorations ~
Chinese lanterns. presented brilliant appearance
particularly oCd. the SoOists being Msa
Fanny Hirsch. Miss Boese and Mr. Robinson Tues-
day at recital. Miss Hirsch was heard
for the last time this season at Richfeld. 10 the
genuine regret of all.
Friday morning Miss Boese gave q matinee mus-
cal at the Spring House her selections being con-
fined exclusively to ballads. Some private th"ttf
Gals are being arranged to be- given next week iL
the Spring House parlOr by Mis- Boese. Miss Stal
Icy. Frederick Grant Young and John Cary
Wednesday evening the Earlingion orchestra had
a benefit ball IN the hotel parors. which Was VOL
attended. The baseball season closes thl, week.
with fine record for the Richhald nne.
Auctions are an interesting feature OF life here 40
present.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank II. PLATE arrived AZ a."
Spring House last week Mr.. Plat attended TIE
convention at Saratoga