New-York tribune., 1902-08-31
RICHFIELD SPRINGS
BR1ITJANTtASD PROSPEROUS SEPTEM-
RER EXPECTED AT THIS RESORT.

x,,-hesl5 snrinr. Y V Aug 80 (SpeciaD.-Rich-
field is looking forward September as one OF the
most brilliant and prosperous months OF TINS sea-
son Bookings continue. and Notwithstanding the
Saratoga races the hotels continue TO attract and
hold their patrons The weather continues favor
aole for sport and driving and indoor entertain
ments-
A charming affair this week was the cotillon at
the TITaer led by Mr. ana Mrs. s P. outwaithe
In the arst figure little three-year-old Ellen Out
1saifhe IN pink with a pink parasoi and basket.
in a pretty pink coach of flowers. was drawn
through the room. that the dancers might Sc
cure partners by of ping pong balls held in
her basket. The second figure was cab driving. the
men calling out like cabmen. The third was doll
figure in which some Of the most dignifed dancers
were obliged have dolls partners. In another
selections were made from slipper toes of fair
zvearers passed under q curtain. The favors were
exceptionally pretty and were dispensed by Mrs
Henry Tuer Mrs Singleton p. Outwaithe and the
Misses Horton Orr, Smith, Weatherbee. Batter.
Greene. Swift SedIie, Campbell. Graves and Coady
and adessTs Maioney, Livingston outwaithe Tul-
Ter MARTINEZ Watson. Vessels. Wright, clark and
Cole were among the dancers.
Tournaments of all kinds abound. and prizes
rival one another in beauty and fitness AT the
Fariinefon progressive euchre match on Wednes-
DAY Mrs. George d. Sprou, Of New-York. won first
prize. Miss Van Zandt second, and Miss March
third Messrs Van Zandt CORDOBA and Speaks
won for the
Mixed singles were played in two sets in the
progressive ping pong party at Ahe f9eIAeleS-
Vaiontha Miss Swift and Miss Campbell won
FIRST prizes and Mr. Outwaithe and Miss Campbell
second. The playing of the mixed doubles was
esneciaIlv interesting only racquet being used
The weather has been favorable for golf. and
there were many contests the links. In the
finals for the Proctor Cup. the most important
match Of the season. Mr.. Campbell broke the
amateur for nine and eighteen holes record
ing a 81 on the come in In the match Mr. Camp
bell defeated Mr. Outwaithe by up and to go.
Breed defeated Dr. Van Zandt by S up and 10 go.
IDr Bailey defeated Mr. Maloney in close match
tv up and B. L. Livingston defeated DR. Ransom
t1v I up and TO go Miss Shields, OF Brooklyn,
won the handsome cup presented by Mrs George
A Beaton with a total of points. Miss Swift COM
tnr second. At the piazza which followed the
contest J Il Outwaithe made the presentation
Ms Edwin H weatherbee. of New-York. has
given prizes a mixed foursome tournament 10
=. axefI bv the Misses Campbell, Shields. Swift,
smith and orr Mrs. Ransome, and Messrs. Camp
he'll. MaIoney, Breed, Ransom. Out"a1the ana hi'-
Irs " D. Frishmuth. honorary curator of the
MUSICAL instrument department OF the M
Colonial Times" for the benefit OF 81 Johh
Tbree large rnuskallonge. caught in the St Law
renee and brought the Darlington by Mr. and
Mrs. Alison Brown. of New-York, were shared by
Durham Jones Grain gave large party at Cul-
lenood on Wsdnesday hd eyenipg among e th9S s5
Mrs Hunker, Mrs John Z. Warren, Jerome Wat
son. Urauhart Livingston. Miss de CerkeZ, Mr.. and
Late arrivals at the Darlington Mr.. and Mrs.
/. B. Foley. r II. Mather, George F. Longacre,
Minford. Mrs L. r. Clarkson. W. F. Hammer H.
] Ellsworth W F. Edge. Isaac Purdy. Mrs. II. E.
Jose b. del CASTILLO, Mrs Alice Sheehan. Miss
Sheehan. DeoniSio de NelaScO. the Misses Car
Brady Mr. and Mrs r Phelps the Misses Kur-
sheedt, MI and Mrs Morgan Powell Mrs. Arthur