New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-07
4 GAY WEEK ~ RICHFIELD.
SOCIAL FUNCTIONS At HOTELS PROM
NENT GUESTS RECENTLY ARRIVED.

SOCIAL. FUNCTIONS AT HOTELS PROMI-
NENT GUESTS RECENTLY ARRIVED.
Richfeld Springs. " Y. Aug (Spcc iaD.-T'his
has been "A gay week In Richncld the cottagefs
vying with the hotel people In arranging ANUS
men;s for themselves and their friends. Tho weekly
hop at the Darlington called forth unusual num-
Der Of chic costumes.
Another social function a dance given by Mr..
and Mrs. W. Dewes Wood at ST John Manor In
honor Of their visitors the Misses Minor. Miss
Laughlin and William Bibbs. Among their guests
we're the Misses Wardwe and party. from Pine
hurst: Mr.. and Mrs. r. W. Taller Mrs. George II
Taylor. Mrs. l.. G. Anderson. Mrs John l.. Town
send Mrs s. II. cobb. DR.. and Mrs G. G. Ransom.
the Misses White, the Misses Pemberton. the
Misses St. John. the Misses Kline. cobb Anderson.
Plat Thurkill and Henry. and Frank croker.
f. F. Field, b. V. Livingston jr. Dudley Butler.
r, L. Crolius and Harry Steptol
Other smaller dances were given by Mrs.
c. G. Ransom at Bonnie Brae end fancy dress
dance by the Splnstcr Club at Saints Rest. the
home OF Miss Baxter.
Bowling parties are also popular here and Ms.
c. C. Ransom gave during the week I'm honor
Of Mr.. and Mrs. J. II. Stats at tho darlington
alleys The prizes were won by Mrs. Staats and
Mr.. Gammcns.
A large cuchre party was In progress at the Earl
irg;on Tuesday nnS. The handsome prizes
were by Mrs. Henry Maurcr an inla!d table.
Mrs J. II. Radcliffe. Cloisonne vase Miss SALES. a
hand painted magazine cover; John Hammond. Il
silver pocket-knife. Dr. f. l.. Van SAINT a silver
matchbox; W L. Chadwick. holder for tclegraa h
blanks.
Miss Kelly. Of Tunncline Lawn. also entertained
at a progressive euchre party. tho tables being al
ranged on the veranda II the house.
The Darlington concerts have been more than
usually enjoyable
An enjoyable musical also given at the Cary
cottage on Tuesday evening.
Farrell +. O'Dowd, or. as he is more generally
known. THE" O'Dowd arrived al the Darlington
on Tuesday where he has spent many seasons. and
where he is always erusvely welcomed b. many
friends who have preceded him.
The Right Rev. James McFaul. Bishop OF Trcn-
ton another visitor at the house. where he will
Mr.. and Mrs A SDadone ana Miss Spadone. Of
Ncw-YOrk who had spent many previous seaso: =
at the Spring House now numbered among the
DR. NJ J. Jackson of New-York left carly in the
week for the mountains.
Officials Of the Dclaware Lackawanna and West
ern road who are in town with their families n
Darlington, and Solomon Griffith. Of Newark. who
has a suite of rooms In the Gladstone and Is board
ing az the Tunnicinc cottage. Both annual
Mr. and Mrs. Z. b. Sheldon have arrived for
August and are at The Darlington bringing me
usual number OF fine horses and traps including a
Robert T. Fleming left for the city on wednes-
day He will be greatly missed at social functions.
where he was great favorite
The arrivals from Sew-York and Brooklyn include
1n1c ad MIS- rs os mi@" arcncc ara car@r Mr. and
Mrs. Albert s,orer Frederick storer. Or. and Mrs.
Bennett. Miss Chambers. James de Wolfe Cutting.
James w Gerard John NJ Bowers. Mr. ard MIS-.
F W. Woerz. George 4: Ballard Edward l. Ad-
ans, Mrs J. 7. Batter, Mrs W. Won Gerichten. Mr..
and Mrs. George d Watson, Miss Sara = Elliott.
Mr. and Mrs. IL. NJ. Billings and Mrs. James III.
L,tell