New-York tribune., 1900-08-19

THE TOURNAMENT-NOTES OF
SOCIAL AFFAIRS

Richheld Springs. N. Y, Aug. is (speciaD.-Rich-
fields social calendar has been modified this week
10 suit the influx of golfers In attendance at
the Waiontha golf tourney The early half of
the week was entirely theirs and RichfeId has
not been whit tardy in entertaining both at the
Darlington and at the clubhouse. Thursday game
dinner at the Tunniclife Inn, Otsego Lake tickled
the palate of some thirty epicures, and that same
afternoon coaching party joUrneyed to the Cru
ger mansion the Jordanville Road. With the
tournament tennis riding and driving. concerts
and the cotilon, there has been bright round OF
merriment and every one in the Otsego Hills appar
emily enjoyed merry week.
Wednesday evening the darlington looked its
prettiest. The cotillon was on, and the most
elaborate gowns and jewels added much the
bright color scenes OF the dining hall which had
been decorated especially for the occasion. Gar
lands of golden rod and punches of cattaiI deftly
placed about the made 1t attractive both
to the dancers and the lockers on. Through the
customary thoughtfulness of Messrs Earle &
Son, the cottagers and guests from the smaller
hotels were in attendance. that the parlors and
promenade leading to the scene of the cotflon
were well filed with spectators and charmingly
attired matrons. Richard S. Croker the
master of ceremonies Not content with the for
NAL figures of the cotilon. Mr.. Croker dexterously
introduced feats that stunning as
they were successful winning little need
OF praise for his ingenuity The valuable bulldogs
Bromley Crib and Rodney Stone. the
subjects of one figure, Then the cavaliers
ladies, And If their Individual feat was deft-
y accomplished they had the honor Of
to dogs and horses in the ballroom. but Mr. Croker
6es fysTy and not slip r
Mrs. George w Childs. Mrs, Nellie Grant sartorIs,
Best Mrs E. n Earle Mrs E EIlsry S1Gf AndeTson, %
MIS- MIS- ShaTles r. WIlkin, Mrs Bainbridge Clark.
Bsse Mrs & % w Mrs MeaTghn nsT snd Mrs Mrs.. Henry j.
e hall the laden rnS with fr baskets 95
OF flowers for the women and boatonnieres for the
Silver pins and sterling bUSkies | hats Snd craTat
Cardeza Mrs w B. Mayer. Mrs. w F. Halistead t
The waiontha tourney was a great stride for
e eEe1 e9Ry KING 81 PGa fns @
Or Ransom. of Oakland; 7. warne of the Hunt
tha, conducted the meet, Miss Rosalie Wardwell
Of Of otsego. @ beat Mrs Ransom. up and to play
chester Golf Club. won the Richaeld Springs CUP
otsego waldo JohHs,one took SOrhes he 1rK on
trophy, and F. Barrett. of EnglewOOd. secured the
also won the medal for the women's handicaps
times IN ,ne c INKS KS was TnihynS and Tuesday
Miss Isabelle Shields urged the golfers 70 forget
George Hyde Clark. Of New-York. poured at the
Waiontha Club The cottagers at Otsego Lake
The Darlington parlors were we'll filled Thursday
fore Rchfield audience for the first time Nine
Alexa also sang The orchestra was in hearty
colony
Julius Fleischmann. Mayor of Cincinnati. is at
the darlington with a party OF friends. The
Mayors four-in-hand Is receiving marked attention
from habitues the drive. Mrs George Ticknor
Curtis. accompanied by Miss Adele Curtis is at
the Tunpicltffe cottage for August. Congressman
Tracey. of Albany is sojournng at the KendallwoOd
with his family The Tuller House arrivals include
Mrs Richard AnderS and Mr.. and Mrs Charles
Dewey, OF Brooklyn
The other arrivals OF the last few days include
Oliver S. Carter Mr.. and Mrs. PhilImOre Hyde
Henry Brooks Price. Miss Josephine Heath. Mrs
lisa bella A. Kissam. Mrs. ". w MCLAUGHLIN and
family Mrs E. Townsend, Wallace Deane Mr..
and Mrs. Charles p. Rogers. the Rev. Henry Spell
meyer. Mr.. and Mrs. J. W. Browning DR. s @.
Tracy, Henry Wiswell. Charles L. Steere Mrs G.
H. Gerard, Miss Isabel Nielsen Smith Frederic w
Cleveland. Mrs Alfred w. KIddle. Mr.. and Mrs
Il. j. Mora. Mr.. and Mrs. e. F. Warren Miss j
L. Eiche. Benjamin Altman Nj Friedman Mr.
and Mrs. Alfred Corning ChaTee Mr. and Mrs
.. L. Jones. the Rev DR.. Lubeck Mrs D. NJ
Swaney. Miss swaney. the Misses Gilpin Mrs s
v. Porter. Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Hartman, A NJ
Farnsworth, Mr.. and Mrs. Roger Shott Mr. and
Mrs. c. III Horton. r. F. Stockton. Mrs J. z. V.
Olms,ead Miss Olmstead. Mr., and Mrs s A. Har-
mes. Miss Helen a. Stuart. p H. Stevens Mr. and
Mrs. j. H. Griffin. the Misses Griffin, Mr. and Mrs
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