New-York tribune., 1901-06-09

reCtions with especial ndiCa tions of prosperity for
a number OF reasons The annual national con-
gress OF the doctors who revere Hahnemann meets
here June Is. RichheIds first national conven-
ton, and the necessary preparations for the enter
taUment ~ many hundred medical men, with
their families. are being taken advantage Of by lay
visitors from all directions. Seekers after health
and pleasure are. therefore. reaching Richhed in
numbers week ten days earlier than their
usual time OF arrival The women who come here
weary from the of fashion in cities. in
search OF halmy mountain air, cool. sleep inducing
nights life giving breeZes rides, drives and walks
through hills and valleys OF unsurpassed natural
beauty. are already beginning to appear. They
find by experience that they have 10 give up moth
ing OF their home IuXures when they come for
pleasure and health combined the Hotel Earl
ington.
There arc certain New-York names which are so
Identified with Rchheld's agreeable summer life
that 10 see the enc suggests the other. This al
most permanent social colony will be increased this
year by Mrs. George W. Childs and her niece Miss
Hunker. and Mr.. and Mrs. George Washington
Chlds-DrcXel of Philadelphia. for whom Clayton
Lodge. one OF RlchGcld's show places In the way
Of cottages. IS being made ready They will
introduce an interesting element into Richheid's
summer life-not an element OF novelty. for Rich
field Is the social centre for fashionable outdoor
sport O.! all kinds.
Z. Ercry Anderson. Of Ncw-York. with his
wife and SON will shortly arrive at the Hotel Earl
i3Gtcn. whore he is 10 have apartments during
what city people call the heated term" The fact
that there is no heated term in R.chheId Is so
surprising To thos" who come for the first time
that II just wel the doctors for all vis-
itors 10 remember to bring abundancC of wraps.
There are few nights in midsummer when
and opera coaks are not essential to the
comfort or the hundreds who delight in strolIs
along the Earlington piazzas. through the park
and under the historic elms that year after year
shut In Man-st. closer.
Mfes Won Stade AIr. and rIrs. Henry T. Orr and
aoiA AIrs WheelOck Mr..
and Mrs w r. Dick Mr.. and Mrs. r. q. Barrett,
John Keenan, and family Nj. and Mrs. ;. Is. Girls
void Mr. aad Mrs. Horny Birreil. Ir. and Mrs
john Uocert nv ard Mrs. j. =. Batter and Mr..
ard Mrs Wilson Brown among well known
New-yorkcra expected here sooa. Mr.. and Mrs.
John Ditmas. ir ana Miss DitmaS ana Mr. and
Mrs austin Eclly are coming from Brooklyn. The
D!tmas family have made Riohheld their summer
home fer years. Colonel ard Mrs. d. J.. Magruder
and the Misses Masrudsr 20 arrive in few
days from Philadelphia. From Boston the familiar
tgttc cf General =. y. Collins. Consul General of
The United States in London under President
Cleveland, viii be welcomed back to the Hotel
Earlinrtca. where he will he joined this year by
his two daughters. II is not unlikely tnat Richard
F. Oln-y viii Join his friend General Collins, here
Dr ard MR.. william Tod Helmuth and Benja-
min Altman are booked AZ the Hotel Darlington
from NewYork. r. H. Fleming. MIR. and Mrs;
William l.. Dayton, OF Orange n J., and MIR. and
MIa. ". Z. Ldge. OF Atlantic city, are 10 arrive
shortly
nVe minutes walk to the north. r. w. Taller who
is closely Identified with the Waiontha Golf Club.
has been largely instrumental in having the links
and the clubhouse put into their present excellent
condition.
Having made personal examination of the sulphur
waters. and ascertained the facts about the re-
markable cures of gout and rheumatism for which
the Richield baths famous. the doctors who are
coming To Hich6eld by the hundreds to the meet
ing of the American Institute of Hommopathy are
already sending patients ahead of them. There are
unusual number OF persons waiting for the
opening OF the bathing establishment next week An
effort is to be made to have Hiram Cronk of Dunn
Brook. Oneida County the oldest surviving pen-
si0ner OF the War of 1872 take course of baths
for his rheumatism. The old mans physical con-
dtion Is such to make the journey from his
home to the springs hazardous. Dunn Brook being
in northern Oneida. and reached by a railway
journey OF thirty-four miles from Utica and a
possible for the survivors of the Spanish war and
Of the Civil War to be actual contemporaries of
this once stalwart veteran of the second war with
Great Britain, who marched gayly with a flint
lock musket made under Thomas Jeffersons orders
at the hrst government arsenal I'm the United
States: Springfield armory. Dr. A. b. Norton OF
New York. is the president of the American Insti-
tute Of Homeopathy. The congress is to be held
in the Summer Theatre, i'm the park and RIchfieId
is putting forth her best efforts make the con-
vention a success. Medical men from Calfornia
the Middle West, the Southwest ew-England and
Ohio and New York will be on hand TO the NM,
Der Of ten or twelve hundred. IT Is thought