New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-23
PLEASURES AT RTCHFIELD SPRfNbS.
CONCERTS. EUCHaE PARTIES AND OTHER MEANS
OF ENTERTAINMENT

CONCERTS EUCH2E PARTIES AND OTHER MEANS
OF ENTERTAINMENT.
Richfeld Springs Aug. % tSpecaD.-Ihe con-
certs TO which Richfeld guests have listened '"S
week have been musical treats. Among those
who have taken part were Miss Fannie Hirsch and
Miss Brese Of New-York, sopranos; Miss AmehA
Heineberg pianist; J. c. Bartlett of Boston tenor
and Purdon Robinson OF New-York. barytone
They entertained guests of the Spring House ana
their friends while at the Darlington the list IN
clndes Gerard Thes. tenor; Miss May Brown, vo-
lnist: Miss Crawford. contralto: Mr. Calthorp'
baritone and Mr. Hausrath pianist
The full-dress hops Saturday evening at Spring
uouse and the Darlington were well attended.
Monday evening progressive euchre occupied the
guests OF the Spring House Darlington ana ruler
House. AT thu Spring House nineteen tables were
required to accommodate the players, who were
comp )sed principally OF cottage families who nave
entertained Spring House guests this summer The
managers Of the affair were Miss Cresswell. Miss
Won stade and Mrs Wills :. Paine. Prizes were
won by the following: Ladies' first. Miss ANITA
Levin; second. Miss skinner. third. Mrs T. J.. An
derson: fourth. Miss Spaulding and. MIN MIS-
Richards Winners OF the gentlemens prizes were
Miss Grain Miss Won Stade. Colonel Paine. Mr.
Grouse and Walter Morrill, The BOBBY, book Of
games by Hoyle was captured by Robert W
Taller
At the links Of the Otsego Golf Club Saturday
morning "A professional match was held between
and the Otscgo club. Rlwlns. OF the former de-
feating his competitor Barker to a. and captur-
ing the prize of $50 A retLrn game Is 10 be played
at the Sadaquada links August 81 and later a
match between the ladies' OF both clubs T. talked
Of ~,
Under the management OF Mrs Robert Taller, the
tabeaus got up for the benefit Of the BOYS club
a local institution. great success The tab
lcaus which were arranged I'm large frames. Were
extremely well lighted. the figures standing out in
bold relief against the dark background. The
Princes in the Tower" were personated by. the
two Youngest OF Mrs. Amos Morrill,: Marie
a,,J Levin lt
Misses Morrill, The Broken Pitcher. Miss Louise
Dudley; annie Laurie" Miss Edna Earle; span
lsh Romance Miss Seloin; "Miikmaid" Miss
Eager. simon the 'earer Mr. Telvin; "Lieb-
chen" Miss McCord. "Fishermaid." Miss Flynn.
Scarlet Sarafan." Miss Burhans. Mime. du
Fargo" Miss Sutro. "Alladin." Mr. Elliott, sally
I'm our Alley" Miss Sarlcs; "ChausOn Arabe." Miss
Brewer; Maid OF Athens" Miss Moss Negro
Love Song" Mr. Sutro; Queen Louise. Miss Bow
ers; City Court-hip" Miss Shields and Mr. Fer
rcr County Courtship" Miss Tuniecllne and Mr..
Movers; The News of our Marriage Miss
Spaulding and Mr. Burrall The Favoritc Scholar.
Miss Spaulding and Mr.. Myers; Both Puzzled. 10
Mr. Glnwits and a small boy. somewhat similar
entertainment will Toe given for the benefit Of the
ball team tonight
Frederick Grant Young whose studio in the Man
hasset House was burned. arrived here Sunday
morning with his pictures and opened a studio
Wednesday In the Canadarago House.