New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-08-05
PLENTY OF GOLF AT RICHFIELD.
NUMEROUS TOURNAMENTS IN PROSPECT
OUTLOOK FOR A BRILLIANT AUGUST.

OUTLOOK FOR A BRILLIANT AUGUST.
RichfeId Springs n. Y. Aug. 4 (SpecaD.-Rich-
field Is to enjoy brilliant August The usual
midsummer exodus more than balanced by the
arrivals of the week and from several telling in
dicatons the pretty resort in the OtsegO Hills will
outdo itself in entertaining the army Of New
Workers. tarrying for health and recreation. The
Darlington is we'll filled. Every cottage has an
occupant and the smaller houses are giving shell
ter to scores of guests.
The most talked about affair is the Waiontha
handicap tournament The mems series for the
William Baker Grain Cup closes the coming week,
with Richard S. Croker, Frank Earle. DR.. Ransom.
f. P. Field, NJ F. Atwood and Richard Cronin of
New York. and b L. Livingston. jr Of Albany all
neck and neck in the for the beautiful silver
trophy. The women's competition for the fuller
Cup is more narrow, and rests between Miss Isa-
belle Shields. Miss Ollie Drake-Smith. Miss Marie
r. fuller and Mrs Ransom. Three new golfers
were noted at the links Thursday-Mrs. r. l..
Crawford and Miss Farrell, from the Darlington
and Miss Charlotte Doane Simpson from the fuller
The Waionthas and the golfers in the Otsego Club
Will get the royal and ancient game a-plenty the
week of August 49, Eight cup competitions have
been arranged and the tournament will last a
week, being open to all amateurs in the United
States 1t will make Richfe!d the golfng centre of
the State
Dancing the Darlington begufled Wednesday
evening japanese lanterns and colored electric
light fixtures lit up the parkway about the hotel
and naturally the elaborate costumes gave richer
color scheme TO the ballroom. Among the dancers
were the Misses Sartoris, Miss L. Anderson. the
Misses ReChenberg. Cowles. Drake-Smith Batter
Rohan, Finke. Bartlett, Simpson. Platt Terrell
Greenman, Radford, Collins. Tomney, Mrs c. p
Outwaite, Mrs r. L. Crawford, Mrs. B. NJ. Richie
Mrs. Fl. S. Rubens and Mrs. j. Lee Taller and L. j.
Batter DR.. ]. II. Taylor. Richard s Croker Clar-
field Swift, the Misses Outwaite F. z. Giles Victor
Brand, jT; Mrs; julia Dent Grant, Mrs Sartoris.
Mrs. g. w Childs. Mrs. W. p Earle. Mrs r. w
/ VCpT
Mrs. Douglas Robinson has closed Cruger Man
day; A barn dance was given in homer of Mrs.
it was unique Mr.. and Mrs. Douglas Robinson
IT. Mrs James Oracle and Miss COrinne Roosevelt
Robinson attended in company with their hostess
Colonel Charles P; Jordan. of Rosebud. 5. D.. is
quiz and head emb1oirT Tbspy [ 1er e[ tndian
squaws on his reservation in the Great West -"
Miss Gertrude Bennett, of New-York, and her
meT theatre Friday ever evening s''' pays at the sum-
Richield has had four concerts this week. Every
occasion OF this character finds the Darlington
drawing rooms well filed and through the courtesy
smaller hotels enjoy the AFFAIRS week after week
soprano Mrs Ma1de CLAY Mls and Is. Ellsworth
Giles of New-York, contributed the sacred con
the Kendallwood. Miss Pauline Swift ana Frederic
when Miss c. Terrell, of New-York, and Miss Reyes.
so Hbe 4F Br ri at the EPso ny sf ns
eral days en- route to the family camp at Loon
1
Admiral and Mrs McNaiT at the fuller,
/ where b. W. Morrill,. a leading Cuban planter.
| rived Thursday. Mrs Charles Tracey is a the
| Kendallwood with the MesSrs. Tracey and Miss
| Tracey.
| Rchfeld arrivals from New-York for the last
! few days include Mr.. and Mrs. f; Eery Anderson.
| Mrs. Peter c. Baker. Mrs Robert NichO, Mrs.
| T. i. Wentworth. Mr. and Mrs. Chauncey Clark
! Starkweather Mrs. T. II. Putnam. Mrs. r. +.
/ Campbell, Mrs. W. Mclaughlin, Mr.. and Mrs Will
| lam NJ. Da vies. r. d. StTauCh. Miss Juliet Pearson,
| Miss May De Forest. Mr.. and Mrs Alexander VI.
| Orr Miss Martha Orr. Mrs. c. H. Crane, Mr.. and
! Mrs. Solomon Griffith Eugene Southack John 6.
| Mcintyre. Mr.. and Mrs. 7, w, Lee; Mr. and Mrs.
a. X Sherman. Mrs J. F. KeatOn Mr.. and Mrs J.
J. Louis, John Ederkin, DR.. and Mrs +. II.
/ Stephenson, Miss Millbank. H. Irving Pratt, Mrs
S. J. Poor, Mrs. NJ. w. Grovisten, Mrs. A. Gaines,
/ Mr.. and Mrs. L Montgomery, W. G. DevereauX.
/ X. +. Liby. a. MCMullen. NJ. ]. Klein Mrs John
| Mason Knox the Misses Knox. Mrs. w. l.. Clark
! the Misses Clark, Mrs w. II. Benedict T. ELS
/ Mrs. John keenan,. MIR. and Mrs r. w Foster Dr.
/ J. Tracey Edison, Mr.. and Mrs J. Il, Davenport.
/ Miss j. NToOm. Mr. and Mrs. Percy King, Mrs. w.
! II. Story. Miss X. Van Der Neer, Miss NJ. ]. Chile
/ David w. Cromwell. Frederic b. Craig w. w
| BeHnger, Mrs. a. Seymour Rubens Mrs. J. r
| Adams Harry Learned. Mrs. Edwin r. Paul Miss
/ Paul Mr.. and Mrs William +. Whiting Mr.. and
! Jackson Mr. and Mrs. Frank J. Dresser Mr. ana
1 Mrs. f. Hemstreet. Mr.. and Mrs. r. Phelphs Mr.
! and Mrs. w r. Manning, Mr.. and Mrs. j. f.. Pea
/ body Mr.. and Mrs. +. t. Mostert, Mr.. and Mrs
/ RCyal r. Chandler, Mr.. and Mrs Edward X. Jack
] son Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Stebbins MIR and Mrs
I II H. Baker. r. J. Johnson. Thomas DurlIe Mr.
and Mrs Orson +. Scott. Mr.. and Mrs. w T. g
/ =. Macy.