New-York tribune., 1901-08-25
RICHFIELD SPRINGS DELIGHTS.
DINING AND DRIVING THE FAvoRrrFs
FORMS OF ENTERTAINMENT.

Rchheld Springs \. " Aug "a (SpeciaD.-Dfn-
ners follow driving parties the favorite forms
of entertainment in Richhed this the height
or the season The most elaborate dinner party
given here this summer took place at the Hotel
Darlington on Tuesday evening. when Mrs. George
W. Childs had as guests Lieutenan Commander
and Mrs. Hunker Mr.. and Mrs. George w ChIlds
DrexeL Mrs Kean. Livingston BiddIe Miss Har-
rts and Miss Trick. The table decorated with
sweetpeas. RichfeIds favorite flower. and clusters
Of the Towering Spanish bayonet from the plants
in Darlington Park There were several smaller
dinner parties in the Darlington on the same
evening
favorite after dinner amusement Just now for
Darlington guests IS attendance on the sales OF
bric-A-brac. rugs and curios, which feature
OF August In Richfied. Much diversion has been
afforded during the week by the audacious state
ments Of one Of the auctioneers. who assured Mrs.
Chdss guests that some rare pieces of Chinese
jade which he was Offering for sale were genuine
loot which had come straight from the city OF
Peking on consignment from Count waldersee.
Among the New-Yorkers who have been cured
Of gout by course Of baths here this summer is
William Dudley Foulke. of the Civil Service Com
mission who has just completed the usual twenty
one days treatment with most satisfactory
suits Mr.. FouIke's book. the result OF his latest
researches in Mexico Maya" has been a favortte
literary circles of Richhed during his stay.
AT little birthday party for Mrs Antonio SoIer.
who is at the Darlington with her sisters Mrs E
H. White, OF Manhattan and Mrs. Francis D.
Beard. of Brooklyn. the table decorated with
gifts from the various members of this large fam
lily. who are enjoying together delightful
rner here. Mrs. II. n. Rogers and Mrs Randall
are among the recent arrivals at the Hotel Earl
ingtOn from New-York Mrs John E. Byrne and
Mrs. F. ". Tappeubeck have taken a handsome
suite Of apartments there for the fall season
other New-YOrkers recently registered at the
Darlington are Miss Gwendoin Moss, a daughter
OF the late Theodore Moss; Mr. and Mrs Manuel
Andino. Mr.. and Mrs. B. H Engelke. Z. G. March.
with his sisters Miss March and Mrs ]. P. Tuttle:
Mr. and Mrs Frank Mora. Mr.. and Mrs. r. ".
Higman, D. NJ Sutherland. c. n. Luengene. George
". Avery. E. A. Haines. NJ. ]. O'Connor and D. J.
The Contests on the links Of the waiontha Golf
Club have reached their greatest interest
on Thursdav Continuing yesterday and to-day.
II is open only 10 members OF the club, and the
property Of the winner Robert W. Taller has
offered a handsome prize 70 the runner runner up or
hnaIs The mems serni-weekiy handicap @ resulted t
II nT the Wam TiPams 2ndaTs AZ hs s! Of W99 came IN
close second. Among the prizes won by women
silver mounted score book by Miss Olive Drake
Mrs. R. / OdeH has arrived IN Richheld. 70
which she has been regular visitor 14r years; ears
nd the s9T7 a ssre soo6 sTs @ heps he s5e the r
tournament in which he Is engaged at Lake Mo-
honk. Governor Oden Is well known 70 the golfers
of Richfeld for his prowess on the links; and IL
he comes up here & new Trophy 20 Pe ealsG 1,Ta.
which will attract golf players from all over the
The revival of the game Of tennis IN Richfeld
has been notable this summer n al an M interss[ns M G11
CoIIrts Miss Ci-ace Merritt and Archie Stirling
defeated Miss AT Merritt and 3. U. Livingston.
Cobb with Baron Seifeld and Miss A; L. Nor
ris with r Curran required three sets. Miss Cobb
and the baron won out: The score IN the final
sets, which we're won by Miss Merritt and Mr..
Stirling. was -. 81 "a.
William snersI ma5Sssr Of the Deiaware Laca
/ wanna and Western Railroad has been having a
taste Of his own medicine TraveIiers so vel ae-
/ might have supposed, until they heard OF Mr.. HaI-
sTs9d's ex0erfence that railway officials were not
subject 10 similar delays Mr., Hallstead was the
best part OF DAYS in getting from Scranton TO
| thanks to washouts and their attendant annoy
TO Frederick Bonner OF the Richheld Postoice.
the summer visitors are largely indebted ror the
important change IN the NeW-4ork mans l wnlcn
leaving here al S:10 p m. reach New-Hork City az
a. m over the Central road. in time for the first
United States Commissioner Shields, Of New.
York has been breaking the fishing TeGoTds Of or
these beaHtifuI little bodies Of water near these
Snrin9s furnish excellent sport. Commissioner
Shields will spend the remainder or the season
with his family in RichheId.
Among other New-Yorkers now In Richhed are
Captain John F. kCefer, MIR and Mrs. William B.
Sergeant Mr.. and Mrs H. B. Banks Mr. and Mrs.
NJ Birckhead. Miss Annie Lynch. Mrs. F j. Nc
F s Williams. F. D. Joyce F. K Ellis. NJ J.
Jackson Lewis = HoTn1s' n T. I7Si RomSR N
Jenning Joseph Denzinger. T. F. Kerr, d. o. Fol-
lett and w E. Mccain. g. ~ VII 80 49,,
ST James Hotel are Mr.. and Mrs C. X Mills.
man. Mrs. A J. o'Connor and Mrs R F. Hutche-
are Mr. and Mrs George ]. Greenfield Mr. and
Mrs. j. Spencer Turner. Mrs s H. Hall Miss
Anna Hall Dr. W. s Beckham and Mrs c. J.