New-York tribune., 1901-08-04

ing fascinating diversion TO visitors. out to tho
golf links from the parlOrs and piazzas OF the
Darlington every fine morning there 30 many men
and women who only week two ago arrived IN
Richheld half crippled with gout or rheumatism
and in search of health rather than pleasure.
The prizes being contested FOR ara offered
70 the winners q the mems and yvomen's hand-
caps respectively by Robert " Taller OF the Wal
ou;ha Golf Club. They are FOR men Russia
leather belt with silver rings and buckle. first
prize. and silver mounted golf score book second
prize. For women the first prize is a hand mirror
with silver back. and second prize. silver mount
ed golf score book. After morning the links
the tide homeward TO Darlington luncheon,
and In the evening the concerts and hops. IN the
same house serve rallyng point for the cot
tagers as we'll as the guests at the other hotels.
Mr and Mrs Douglas Robinson and family ar
rived this week at the residence OF Mr.. Robin
sons mother, near RichfeId. spend the month
OF August. AT this residence, for many years
known the Cruger mansion, but now called
Henderson home. IL is believed that Vice-Pre~dent
Roosevelt may make short visit 10 his sister,
Mrs Robinson. and her family this month Near by
the Robinson place IS the beautiful Grain nome
CuIlenwood. at which Mr. and Mrs Durham Jones
Grain have been entertaining this summer with
Captain Henry Leonard of the United States
Marine Corps who at the battle OF rien-I I as
tInguished himself by carrying Lieutenant butter
off the field under fierce fre has been q El5''ol @
mere this week He was shot in one leg nC !. a. an
arm by the Chinese swimming a ditch under ufe'
and has lost the arm in consequence ,,,-
pied the by health and pleasure seeker ;
and the peculiarly intimate relHtlUI,9 ~
tween the cottagerA ana the tto,Sl IN IN the
which is the general rendezvous for them an III We
evenings, never more clearly shoWH- w
HYATT Of Chicago is planning a handsome sum
residence overlooking Little Lakes. John - =
no alterations in his newly purchased Richfeld
property, View iiilI Frank Ron, OF app ApP.eJPb,, tbs
has In the stables Of his handsome cottase INC INC
yearng colt Crescuyla, sired by CresSteIhs last
week lowered the record 2:022s at Cleveland fauI
Warren and his wife who was the Baroness Noi @
Behr, have arrived at the cottage OF MS '
Among the New-YO recently registered at
ana family, paul H. Carter. Mrs. r. F saxton
Mrs. NJ. f. Reeves r. l. Neiil' Eugene SGI1n Tobn
Mooney Mr. and Mrs. George Il. Salisbury, Mr
and Mrs. Josiah White. Mr. and Mrs NJ - FttIch ,ttIt
DR. and Mrs George d. Wheelock, Mr. ana MRS rs;
Francis g. Griffin. Mrs. Caroline A BrundaBe ana
Mrs c. A. Besson and daughter.
Al the St. James Hotel among the late arriVals 1T
are Mrs. J. Mattison and Miss Mattison OF tS Eew-
Annie and Claudine Lynch Of Jersey city, MRS, J.
+ Adams and Harry Learned. or New oTh, I,. Iie
y. Mrs. Franklin Fyles and daughter OF New e,
York and Or. and Mrs. w. X. Paul and faihAy'
among other New-Yorkers here are the Rev DR..
J. J. r Spong Miss Elizabeth Ryan Mrs; James
G. Flynn and family Mr. and Mrs s We1deHk % M MF.
patrick Ansey ]. White and Miss Alice L. White
Mr and Mrs. A. D, Scove Mrs. Manuel Andino;
Mrs John Armstrong Major d. T. Evarts, the
Misses Helen and Madeline Mcclure w F. Pow
Neili A Rosenhem. NJ ]. Jackson, A. T. Squers,
{. ]. James, II. c; Armstrong. John Biehn. Jr,.
". s Bradley. George W. Edge. c. ]. Warren, l;
Zenner H. stern. Robert scobia Mrs. Edward
Wylie Mrs Horace T. Stout, Miss f. L; Frost,
Mrs. c. J. Warren. Miss Ida Ikelheimer Miss Min
ME Ikelheimer. Mrs. ID. p. Schwartz and Miss Jes-
sic ID. Schwartz