New-York tribune., 1899-07-16
RICHFIELD NEAR ITS ZENITH.
INTEREST IN THE CENTRAL NEW-fohh
GOLF ToURNEY-PRoMINENT GUESTS
AT THE HOTELS

RIchneld Springs ~ Y. July 10 tSpecaD.-Rich-
2eld IA approaching the zenith of the July season
Every train that reaches the village station prihss
the rnultit,ides who delight to- tdrry here during
tbe senson or are ordered 10 take the suiphur
,o for rhe,,matics and kindred aNings. The 'sea-
son at the bathing pavilion Is excellent and Dr'
Charles Cook Ransom OF New-York, the physician
IN charge predicts a better attendance at the
baths from now on than the establishment en-
toved year ago Rchneld is certainly unique III
It's attractions summer resort The hea'h-
fulness charm OF location, the smooth hard ur'eS
winding about the lakes and crossing those iia-
grant nine woods united with the curative prop
critics OF the mineral water, serve TO maxi '"o
place a paradise for those recuperntns' Na"'
people dabbIe in the water TO tone up the SYSTEM
or take the course OF baths as preventive oi so"
and insomnia. .,,x, an,
The Central New-York Golf Leagues thiru a"-
nual tourney was a success and every e"'e''''''
ment and midday luncheon Incidental W '"e e"
was enjoyable and treat to the tnrons y. '' w.,
TING nIovers The Otsego Golf Club. at Sprihgheiu'
Was the host and lucky one II proved 10 oe' n
great silver cup was won as the hahocap "op"''
The same club captured the Interstate cha'hp'o"
shin A feature OF the second days pay was t"e
defeat of Marion Wright, the crack otseso so',e,
nv Reginald Herman. of the Sadaquadas' Ihe Ia. T.
.sr to Harvard freshman Roohester's crack
team vos shut out OF the finals by It's defeat at
the hands OF Otsego
The consolation cup went to the Country C'up VI
Albany. A pretty professional game was played
at the close OF the tourney by Fred FltzJohn' OF
Otsepo and willie" Tucker. of Syracuse
Among the visiting golfers at the Darlington ana
St James we're Reginald Herman. Mr.. and Mrs
Walter n Herman, Frederick Gilbert, Joseph X.
Swan IT, Leslie w. Herman, clifford f. Marklove,
l. ingalls, Frederic G.. Flncke. and Miss swan,
OF the sadaquada Golf Club Utica; e. +. Wllkin'
Alan c. Forbes a. NJ Smart. w. 8. Jenner, Mrs.
NJ .h1 Afrg
Andrews OF the Onondaga Golf Club; j. s. Watson.
I G. Ayerin Mr. and Mrs w. w. Powers, Quincy
T. Curtis. G.. y HUDSON. Beekman Steele and Jo-
siah Anstlce'- Of the Rochester Club; ID. M. Dun
ming IT, and ]. Nice. Mitchell. of Auburn's Club.
on Thursday night Robert Hosea. the barytone.
sang at the Arlington, for the first time this sea-
son. to a fashionable audience. The drawing room
was crowded Messfs. Earle and Son issued cards
OF invitation TO the cottage colony and their guests
The Darlington orchestra. with George b. Van SAINT
voord conducting, aided Mr.. Hosea. Among the
women at the affair were Mrs. Peter Hayden, Mrs.
W r. stockbrldge. Mrs II. g. Rubens. Mrs. An
tonic Soler. Mrs Charles Henry Wkin. Mrs A.
Devotion, Mrs. c. T. Worman, Mrs. Yates Sterling,
Mrs. Henry Maurer. Mrs L. J. Mccormick Mrs.
John Dltmas, Mrs. F. c. Anderson. Mrs. J. NJ. Van
Note. Mrs. II. A. Garwood. Mrs. r. Lyman Short.
Mrs. +; Warren; Mrs. James Herman Aidrlch
General A. 7, Wilson. United States Army, with
and Miss Woodward Of New-York. have rented
Saints Rest. atop Of View Hill Axel Halleck and
on the Church Road.
Lieutenant Colonel J. l. Higbee Of the Marine
Corps. and DR.. j W. Taylor, OF New-York joined
the New-York colony at the darlington Wednes-
day
Horseback riding Is once more popular. The
Dixon Riding Academy has branch at the Earl
ington stables. with saddle horses and hunters In
plenty.
Richheld arrivals for the week included Mr. and
Mrs. Henry Maurer Mr. and Mrs. Antonio Soer
Mr. and Mrs. Louis La Place Miss La Place Miss
NJ. Stewart Miss Sutcliffe. G. II. Newton Mrs
NJ. W. Ward and Mr.. Ward. jr., Mr. and Mrs W.
r. Morris with Miss Morris, Miss A. b. Ellison,
Miss E. NJ. Froude, Frederic Uhlemann, ]. Stewart
Barney, Mrs. II. A. Garwood, the Misses Gar
wood Mrs. c. A. Woodward, Miss Woodward
Frederick De Peyster Townsend. Or. J. w. Taylor,
Mrs. A H. Devotion. the Misses Devotion. Mrs. O.
o. Mead. Mrs II. r. Reynolds. Mr. and Mrs
Thomas J. Murphy, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Il
Davis jr. Mr. and Mrs A. G. Bogert. Mrs. f. s.
Hart, Mrs. Henry Karston, Miss Grace Markell
Mrs Peter Hayden Charles A. Whittier John NJ.
Bowers. d. Pierce Bailey. Mrs w r. +. French,
Mrs. William T. Hicks. Miss Isabel Laurence, j.
b. Bloomington, Mrs. Bloomington Richard Price,
Adolphus Price. Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Lyman
Short Miss Eliza Moultoa. Mr.. and Mrs A Van
Horne. DR.. W H. Krause. Miss Krause. Miss Nc
Kay Edwin Frost Miss Frost Mrs d. Welch.
Major d. T. Everetts John w Mangels. Newport
Miss Hurley. Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Du Bots. Mr.
and Mrs. l.. B. Eaton. Charles Alender and family,
Mr. and Mrs. p. A. Ressequie, Valentine Snedeker
Mrs. John Ditmas. Miss l.. Dtmas, John Dtmas,
ir c Drake BROOKLYN