New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-17
PLEiSI RES At RTCHFIELD.
DENOTEES OF OUTDOOR SPORTS TAKE AID
VANTAGE OF PERFECT WEATHER
SOCIAL. NOTES

Rchheld Springs y !. July l6 (SpeciaD.-Rich-
field has beel enjoying week OF Unparalleled
weather and the devotees OF golf wheeling and
other out-of-door sports have not Been slow in TAX
ing advantage OF H. The number OF cyclists in
town Increases every day
The Otsego Golf club. whose links is six miles
away at the head 81 Otsego Lake. held an open
tournament on Thursday Friday and Saturday Of
this week. : D. Bowers is one Of The best-known
members II this club Three cups were offered for
compe;i,ion-the O,sogo Cup. at handicap match
play. the Springfield cup. handicap medal play.
and a consolation cup at hardicap match play for
those who fail 10 qualify ar medal play for the
O,sego CUP. Several members Of the Waiontha.
Rlchnelds club entered. Among Richheld's crack
players are he Messrs Richard and Frank Croker.
who distinguished themselves the diamond at
Brown University this spring
on Thursdav he first tea ~ tho season was held
At the Walon;ht Club house. a large number OF In
vlta;ions having been sent out TO friends Of the
members Mr. and Mrs r. Proctor the
hosts and were assisted in receiving by Mrs. r.
V Taller Mrs ). Lee Taller Miss Proctor. Mrs
NJ II Levin. Miss Levin Mrs c. Anderson.
Mrs W y Wood Mrs Lenox Mrs 9 G. Ransom.
Mrs George TunnlcNfe Mrs y Getman Mrs
Collier Mrs L. \ Ward. Mrs T. Barker. Miss
Baxter Miss Anderson the Misses Warn and the
Misses cobb
Croquct another outdoor amusement v hch OBJ
tains az Richnrh ON Tuesday and Wednesday
tournament was I'm progress ~ Mapla Terrace the
participants being Mir and Mrs T. r. Trowhridge
Miss Eastman tho Misses Robinson. Mrs r. =.
Anderson Miss Anderson. Miss Plat Mr Aloxan-
der NJ orr and Robert Fleming Miss Marion
Robinson won thc ladies' prize and NJ. orr the
gontlcrcus
The principal evening affair Of tho week
dance given ON "Wednesday. ~ Or End Mrs. c. {.
Ransom at Bonnie trae. Those present were Mrs..
Ward tho Misses Swift. the Misses Robinson. the
Misses Smlth. the Misses Baxter. Cobb. fuller.
and The Me-sfs Trowbridxo Earie orr Young
L. stage. summergin. Rcdman. Steptoe. Gam
Field Pcmhcrton. Livingston. Frank Croker, Ed
ward Robinson ana Purdon Robinson.
About "a dozen Of the young women Of the sum-
NOR population have organized Spinsiers club.
which has we xiv meetings. whore good time Is
ut the home Of the Misses Ward. on James-st, At
saints Rest thc home OF Miss Baxter. and at
Maple Terrace the home Of Miss Anderson.
Progressive euchrr ut the Darlington and tho
fuller House has helped TO pass away two even
ngs very handsome prizes being awarded to the
r. r. Proctor has converted the sun parlor. Of
the bathhousc into a reading room which IS free
To all visitors ut Richhed. well rs to patrons II
the baths privilege which is greatly appreciated
Three wcli-known New-Yorkers whom the last
week has brought to Eichield are Colonel Law
renee Kip. who. with Mrs. Kip, is yearly visitor,
and who is the Darlington. II. .. Du Val, private
secretary Of Chauncey NJ Dcpew. who. with Mrs.
pu Val. IL also At tue ksrinst ton ana Albert stick
ney prominent lawyer. who is Mt tho Tuller
Rowling has become quite a fad OF late, Tn.
harrington alleys have been in great demand dur
ing the recent cool evenings rumher Of tour,
naments have been I'm progress as Wen IS several
pes IN the cafe. one OF the most enjoyable affairs
of this kind was given on Wednesday evening by
Fort Hammond of Savannah. Ga.
The waion,ha has number OF guests who s ap.
precatc The deghtT apartments They icy, take tneiT
Spos of f"S hS Among re
people staying there are Mrs. NJ n Levin. Miss
Levin Clarence Levin and Mr.. and Mrs Shaw. II
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