New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-08-15
Social INCIDENTS AT RICHFIELD.

TIE CINDERELLA OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES AND
CoNcERTs-A BICYCLE FESTIVAL.
Richicld Springs. y. Y. Aug. II (SpeclaD.-The
princpa, affair OF the week In 1ichheld. socially
considered. the Cinderella cotillon. which TOOK
place in the Darlington dining-hal. The commit
tee Of six women in whose hands were the arrange
ments included Mrs. James a. Renwick Mrs. j.
Lee Taller Mrs ,Blakey Hail. Mrs a. Walters
O'Mara Mrs. Henry Elias. jr.. and Mrs. Henry
Birrel. The list of patronesses included Mrs. Wat
T. Case Mrs Charles b. Squire, Mrs. Henry H.
Clinton Mrs. Amos Morrill,. Mrs. cambridge >.
Clark, Mrs. John Ditmas jr., Mrs. George j. Nc
Gourkey Mrs J. +. Brenil Mrs. f. w. Won Stade.
Mrs D. l.. Magruder, Mrs. Robert ". Taller. Mrs.
Henry Rande and Mrs. Eugene NJ. Earle. OF these
a half-Gozen presided at the favor table. and gra-
ciously dispensed the pretty souvenirs 10 the walt
ing men ana maidcns. The dance was led by j.
Leo Tai.cI. Those VINO followed in his train were
the Misses Moss. Stirling Tuller. Cobb S1rles An
bard. hanngan, Mayor, Skinner, Bachc. WisVeIl.
Mrs Bakcy Hall. Mrs William Tyler, and +; W.
son, r. c. Watson. jr.. G. i. Mccain. T. y. NcKay.
+ G. Young, P ,,HannisAn z Allen. G. y Baqch;e
and Frank Croker.
The decorations, the hail, the music and the sup
per- which was aftcrward served in the private
dning-rooms, were all contributed by the Messrs.
The waon,ha Club house has been the scene. OF
two social functions this week. the regular weekly
wbi 9S %as en- gwen On Wedneay evening Under the
patronage OF Mrs. +. Cole ana Ms. c. {: Ransom.
home OF Mrs. Amos NORTH on wednesday, at I
o'clock Mr.. Robinson was assisted by Paul Nor
gan, cellist. late Of the New-NOrk symphony
Orchestra, and the occasion will long be pleasantly
remembered by the lovers Of choice music VINO
the Mesdames r. VI. Earle. 4. Walters OMara J.
S Bosworih. William Tyler. J. W. Culqepper, 7. X.
Proctor Richard Arnold. \. VI. Parker, william
Anders, y. u. Jewell. \. W Taller. Richard
T. D. Crane c. J.. Norman. f. c. Anderson. " II.
Robinson, and the Misses Anderson. Grain, Plat.
Wiswell. Wilhelm. Weaver. fuller and Robinson.
The Misses Swift gave a matinee musical at their
Karclay Durham Miss Margaret Hubbard. Miss
Virginia Swift and Miss Pauline Swift sang, and
Miss Sadie Thomson played.
a bicycle "iete fantastique' took place on the
Darlington Oval Thursday evening. The Citi-
Zens' Brass Band had been secured by the Messrs.
Earle to furnish music. The arc lights when
usually illuminate tho oval We're reinforced by a
great number of incandescents, while the luril glow
of Greek fire further served 10 render the scene
picturesque. and cast weird effect upon tho cos
tunes OF the riders variegae1 in style and color.
Miss Marion Short gave a farewell reading in the
parlors OF the Darlington on Monday morning TO n
large audience OF the visitors at Richneld
Mrs w T. TIallsted. wife OF the general supern-
tcndont OF the Lacka wanna Road came up from
Scranton on Monday with party OF friends on a
special train. and will remain at the Darlington for
M and Mrs J. p Batter and family wealthy
Newly orkers, arrived during the week. and will
spend August at the Darlington.
Colonel Asa Bird Gardiner. for many years fire.
ouenter OF the Spring House is now at the Earling-
ton where f. Ellery Anderson Is expected on Satur-
day night.
John l. Townsend Is A guest OF the Tailers at tho
Rorkeley and IS much appreciated addition to the
list OF golfers and huntsmen at the club.