New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-05
4 HORSE SHOW AT RICHFIELD.
MANY ENTRIES HAVE BEEN MADE BY THE
GUESTS.

Richaeld Springs, July (speclaD.-The arrival OF
tho snrne House orchestra on Saturday last Set
tho hail rollIng and the young visitors OF the town
are not likely 10 let It rest until cool septemoer
breezes drive them to their winter homes Inc "o
tells are filling rapidly now that warm "ea'"ei "''
sci in and those who can read the signs prop"e's
brilliant season The Spring House orchestra. under
tho direction Of G. y. Van Stanvoord IS Winning
fresh laurels Every morning an enjoyape pro-
oramn,e Il rendered to which all are welcome ana
ov.rv evening the great parors are cleared for uac
ing and the Young people enjoy themselves !" .''e
good oll-fashoned way. The nrst OF inc Popu'''
sunday evening concerts was held last sunday
Tennis bowling. golf, wheeling ana orNihs occupy
rho DAYS The Otsego Golf Club course has been pu'
T., dr. coration and already last years scores have
haen broken by Hyde Clark and Spottswood bowers
Nearly all OF the prominent cottagers nave become
subscribers among them being Mrs Amos MorrNi
and her sons Competition for the Coiohei bosey
trophy promises to keep things lively Inc trophy Is
offered by c. H. Bowers. and is to be given 10 the
member or SUBSCRIBER WHO euOCee'S III ''o
tying the COlonel's score.
The bowling green in the Spring House farK Is
we'll patronized. p Bradlee Strong being cohsp'cu-
Gus figure. His sister, Mrs. Shattuck' is also d
popular visitor. Mr.. Shat;uck Is an enthusiastic
wheelman and follows his morning ride with d
plunge in the bathhouse swimming pool Mayor
Strong arrived last evening
The Darlington oval. which adjoins the Darlington
Hotel Is In great favor with cyclers. Mr. Earle has
arranged a series of music rides, to occur twice d
week during the season. with an occasional variation
I'm the shape Of fancy dress rides by moonlight or
electric light. A novelty in polo VIII be TWO teams
on BICYCLES soon to be organized in the oval The
Darlington orchestra will be under the directloh Vi
Albert G.. Thiess. of New-fork
But the thing that is being most eagerly antici-
pa ted Just now Is the proposed horse snow, 10 De
given under the auspices of the Richfed Horse Show
Association. Three Thousand dollars has been coi-
lted for prizes and special prizes will be offered by
prominent persons. The dates July %, 20 and 20
have been chosen in order not TO conflict with the
Newport and Long Branch shows, and to enable ex-
hib,tors to 10 from here TO either OF those places
should they desire. In one respect at least the
show will eclipse any other ever held at any sum
hand to be shown. Those who have already sgnihed
an intention to exhibit fours- In hand are f. Car
Arthur. General George Field S s Spauld.ng J.:
Lee Taller. Captain +. L. Brennan. j. r. Nntter ana
Mr and Mrs William X. Baxter and Miss Baxter
? M and al a hs s jhn h9 basy % Dudley
and John Dudley, IT.; are prominent among Spring
IS Enthusiastically the belle OF the house. N which
she has practically srown up having spent most OF
Another habitue OF this popular house IS Edmund
penfod This year he is as usual accompanied i by
at Carlsbad returns to Richfeld only speak loud
er is praise The psnfolds have camp nth, the
clinton Is a familiar figure in and about Richiied,
and his arrival this week hailed with delight by
his many friends. The Won Stades AT the Spring
House.
Mrs. Horace Porter, the wife OF General Porter,
il also here and will soon be Joined by the General
and her Mrs. Horace Porter jr.. and her moth
err Mrs Watson are pleasantly located at the Tul-
Ter. and the families exchange daily visits. Com
missioner Shields OF BROOKLYN. Joined his family at
the Kendallwool Tuesday evening. Following are
the names OF other New-Yorkers In town
At the Spring House-W II. Rassett w. @. Ring
Ter. George Peet. Mrs. Richard Arnold and F. c.
French
AT the Earngton-Mrs. II. A. Smith, Albert Ger
ard Theirs and Frederick G. Potter.
At the Tul.er-Cieneral and Mrs. Hamilton and
Mrs. c. Hagermann
At the Cary Cotage-Mrs +. c. Estill. Mns. c. s.
Wright and James A. Donnelly.
A feature that promises to add to the attractive
ness OF summer life in Richhed Is daily coach
between here and Cooperstown. George A. Balan-
tine OF New York. expert horsemnn. Will hold
the ribbons Mr. Ballantlne has brought sixteen
horses with him.