New-York tribune., 1902-08-17
AT RICHFIELD SPRINGS.
GOLF AND PROGRESSIVE EUCHRE
AMONG THE DIVERSIONS.


Richfield Springs, Aug 16 (SpeciaD.-An interest
ing affair of the week the progressive euchre
party in the spacious foyer OF the Hotel Earl
!ngton Wednesday. Those playing were Mrs.
Joseph e Goodman. Mrs. John D. Beas. Mrs. p.
l.. Crawford Mrs. Adrenne Shiek, Mrs. wilkins.
Mrs. George D. Sproul. Mrs E. Ellsworth. Mrs.
Bertha England. Mrs. Adele Kelley, Mrs Welles,
Mrs. Eva G. Coleman. Mrs E. NJ. Earle Mrs Van
Zandt, the Misses Spadone We'les. BonsalI, Camp
bell. Messrs Goodman. Ellsworth and Wilson and
DR. Taylor, DR.. Krone. Charles Cunningham, DR..
Van Zandt, Professor Chandler. Z. Costello and
Juan Gelats. The winners were Mrs. Adele Kelley
and Miss Weies and Colonel Goodman and Dr.
Van Zandt. DR. Van Zandt and Professor Chaner
had a Lots drawn giving the game to the
former. Prizes given.
The Firemen's Convention vii, be held in Rich
field IN 1903.
The golf membership numbers all the live people
in the place who indulge in sport
Mrs. Robert NJ Wilcox (E1IIa Wheeler Will arrive
at the Darlington on Tuesday morning. next week.
on q visit Fannie Edgar Thomas. Mrs Wilcox
will be joined by Mr.. Wilcox Thursday route
FOR the Adrondacks. where they will stay for a
| few weeks.
Golf was extremely animated this week The
womens handicap was won by Mrs. George A Bea-
ton. OF Stanneld villa. Mrs. Ransom and Miss
Olive Smith had the best cards. The best scores
were made by Mrs Beaton Mrs. Kelley. Mrs.
Ransom the Misses Hidalgo. Kelley Tuller. Smith.
Tunnicne. Orr. Shields and Kline Several Of the
team matches were very close. The Hanigans beat
the regulars. %.
The mems handicap war made exciting by the
presence OF Stewart Campbell. the crack golfer
from Yale. who made two rounds OF the nine
holes in 81, equallinE the amateur record made by
Devereux Emmett In 1900 AIessrs. Campbell. Ma
Icney. Stirling Bailey. Young. Breed c OutWaithe,
Flynn. Jennings Livingston, Cole and Moulton
Outwaithe were the players. Tea was served after
every contest on the piazzas OF the clubhouse.
Richfeld Springs has visitors this week
than has been the case for five or six seasons
before.
Mrs Wilmot NJ Smith wife Of Judge Smith OF
the Supreme Court. arrived in Richhed this week.
John D. Beals Of New-York, and his family are
staying at the Darlington while watching the
progress of a house building on View Hin.
There are more pet dogs In Richhed this year
than usual. This suggests dog show among
possible entertainments tive blooded pups
added TO the Darlington Kennels this week.
Richfed has the honor of inaugurating the al
lucrative new game of progressive ping pong"
The idea was originated by Evan Patrick. manager
OF the Observation-Disclosures Women at the tables
the Misses Wells, cobb, Blue. Taller. Orr.
Stirling, Swift. Frishmuth Hidalgo Campbell.
Greene, Beekman. Miss Hidago won first prize.
Miss Orr second. Mr.. Stirling won first prize of
the men and Mr. Bailey second. Some two hun
dred people present
Miss Bessie BonsalI. contralto; Miss Eva Gard
Coleman. soprano. and Mrs. Jessie Downer-
Eaton. pianist. the musical stars at the Earl
ington concerts this week.
Mrs. Samuel Edck and daughter from Pier
mont Hudson: Colonel Elliott and family, of
Philadelphia, Mrs NJ Clark. of New York.
among the arrivals at the kendallwood.
Clock golf has been the leading at this hotel.
which boasts among its patrons two OF the crack
golf players of the place. the Rev. DR.. George
Breed and Miss Louise Shields both of Brooklyn.
Miss Grace Weir and Frank Benedict the
sooists at the Tuller concerts. Bridge whist and
ping pong the favoritc games there. Mrs
Warren Ransom and family. w. H. Young. MIR
ard Mrs. f. b. Morgan all of Brooklyn, and Mr.
and Mrs. Baldwin of Philadelphia, are among the
late arrivals. The house is full
Mr.. George T. Doherty, of Brooklyn, is at the
Tunniclfe. A reception and concert given
this week at the house
st. Johns fair netted $500. Mrs. Alexander
e Orr. Mrs. f. c. Anderson and Mrs. Oliver
Drake Smith among the leaders of the enter
prise. Robert W. Taller contributed Waiontha
Hall
The races attracting large crowds The
track is in fine condition the rules of the
citation are vigorously adhered
Mrs, j. Lee Taller is entertaining her sister.
All patrons 'Fk Of the Rldhhed Gi SPRINGS baths agree
hat ths nd ns, is is one one of the most com
6SH qe fest of St 9ssgh e9 TO n great
Great crowds were in attendance. - % '"-'''''
Nh Mrs and 1s Mrs % Cameron and
Young and Mrs, John Green and son, of Brooklyn;
and family and Miss Murphy of New,York par are
among this weeks arrivals.
offices are lighted all night by electricity manu-
factured In its own plant The gardens present a
beautiful appearance Illuminated. The fountains
have coored lights.
Mr.. and Miss Couill Miss Hidalgo and Miss
Kelley are among the most faithful votaries of
horseback riding. Mr.. Prand is director OF the
Dickel School this season Miss Mary Lee Taller
rides astrde.
Late arrivals include:
Earlington-Mr. and Mrs. j. p Wisner H. w
ST. John; Mr. and Mrs. August strumpp Mrs John
l.. Kirkland G Bruno the Misses Bruno. August
F. GfIa,nder. pr E W. Taylor, DR.. o. H. Krone,
/. D. Plank, Thomas Bazer. MIR. and Mrs. Batter
and family. Miss Josie Maher, T. F. Dunn. Mrs. \.
F. Smith, Mr., and Mrs. =: w. Higman, S: Kent
Page. ]. Il. Bloomingdale. James O. Ciphane, Mr..
and Mrs C. Alien; Mrs; Il, Camp; Miss 3 Bon
sail, Mr.. and Mrs. z. O. Williams. Henry Martin.
II Spadone. NJ P, Wood. DIR. and Mrs Robert
Bottle. Mrs. H. p. Floyd II. c. Woodwork Charles
+. Cunningham. Edward p Halt. c. H. Fingel
Rochester; Miss H E. Hall. Mrs. William NJ
TOwnleY-
St James-The Rev. Edwin f. Butter Mrs H. L.
Butzel and daughter Mr.. and Mrs. A. NJ. Harmed,
Miss Emma Ullman, Mr.. and Mrs Clarence Burns
Miss Desmond Louis A Koelsch. Mrs: Philip
Brady. Miss Brady, Miss Vera Brady Mr.. and /
Mrs. James Mclaughlin. the Misses Kurshadt. Mr..