New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-08-23

The 1S-hoe match between the Otsego team and
| the six leading Waontha golfers Friday morning
/ brought out some good cards. A. D. Compton. the
skilful amateur went the course In Systematically
good golf owing to the temporary sickness of the
! greens. The visiting golfers included William c.
| Bowers, Arthur Ruyerson, F. Ellsworth Giles, G.
| Hyde Clark and John NJ. Bowers, of New-York
Those pitted against them included B. U. Living
| ston jr.. of Yale DR.. c. c. Ransom. H. E. Kahler,
! DR.. F. d. Bailey. WiImot Laurence Cole and S P
! Outhwaite. The Otsego men the match with
| a lead of points.
The bathing establishment is now thronged daily
with those who suffering the pains of that invet-
crate enemy, govt. and kindred rheumatic ailing4
August and early September are highly eficactous
times for successful application of the waters
Those at the pool every morning include BENJAMIN
Altman Colonel L. E. Siebert r. Suydam Grant and
! e. DE Forest Grant, of the Union Club, and Dr. E
| Shapiro. DR.. G. c. Wheelock John Mccall Tinted
States Commissioner John A. Shields Rear Ad-
miral P. c. Asserson. Admiral PrindIe Captain ".
3. swift U. 3 n; Colonel E. L. MacLean Brig
adler General D. L. Magruder and Colonel EdvVar7
watkins Dr. George Wheelock, OF New-York who
is passing August at the Darlington is loud in his
praise OF the healing great white sulphur springs
and proposes TO remain at Richheld into golden Sep
TENDER
George V. Van Santwood conductor OF the Earl
mgton musicals has issued cards announcing sub
August 26 The patronesses Include several women
M W kn2Wn IN metT0pontan society. among them
L J, Brown. Mrs. G. W. Chiids Mrs D. L. Ma =
ST Ts Ms WeI W. r. HaIIstead Mime Ala saErat,
Lyon, Mrs r l. awford and Mrs. NJ f. Craig
ae aT5e3 and calico tb q9aGre TO take place in the
Wednesday evening August a. W p EarIe he
". P. Borland +, ". Taller Richard Malcolm i'm
committee to insure success to the enterprise The
RichheId SPRINGS Band will play IN the gardens
orGnestTs 5 IS s, to give the dance programme.
companied by Mrs Darwin p Kingsley w Gould
6rIhl~ W mas arrived a. the harrington: T Frank
the Darlington, gave fish dnner at Thsger st
Br6ka GtsSo 5ee Bv I9s guests Bclpdsd
r. L Crawford. Mr.. and Mrs. w P. Earle and A.
Mrs. c. T. OImstead wife of the Coadfutor Hsbon
OF TIE Docese OF Central New York, is at the Tun-
nicIH CottagT. Mrs. W. L. Hicks of New-York ar
Bishop and Mrs. Potter have issued cards for a
at Fernleigh, Lake Otsego. on Friday August 81
Carton c waldo e 66@seeg s5 Son Stephen
are now on their way home. after a hasty tour Of
tertalning Mrs. w. H. Newman and Mrs J. L.
Su4 Ivan ~ me historic country place, Hender
The New-York ARRIVALS at the Darlington include
Morgan l. J. Barter n ~ Wfce d6G T Tb5 52n9
Mian e eT ana Mrs. D. j. 3 T. o Baker
AR. and Mrs D. A Waterbury, Mr.. and Mrs VII
Mr.. and Mrs. A Langler Dr. Eleanor Haines the
Rev, J. Fl. Ellsworth. c: T. Driscoll, Mr. and Mrs
Mr.. and Mrs. Dionisio Velasco. George A. La Vie
NJ and rs a. r. nheF ~ GaF p A Nd avs
Mrs John D Beais Mrs H. ?. Bender. Mrs A.
h. McCutcheon z. H. Conklin. Miss / v Am
brose, Miss Mary Ambrose and Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Snow Kelly.
AT the Berke!ey-W aiontha-E A. Vaughn, w N
Herman Mrs Albert Tilt. Mr.. and Mrs c. D.
Rogers, MI and Mrs. John Bowers. Miss Bowers
4, D. COMPTON E. z Giles. Mrs. W. 4. Shelton
and Mrs James Stewart E. S. Matthews Mr. and
Mrs. ". NJ. Taylor, T. B. Walker. Mr. and Mrs
F. r Proctor. Mrs. A. L. Phillips. Miss Hitler N
c, Wilson, "; w Ellsworth. G W Lewis, Mr.
and Mrs. Henry Hun. Mr.. and Mrs. J. Fenimore
Mrs. r. .. Messler, Mrs. x V. s. Var Wyck Mrs
Franklin Woodruff and Mrs. A. V. Woodruff.
At Carys- and Mrs. II. B. Montgomery Mrs
81. r. Wallace, the Misses Wallace Mrs. Henry
Center, H livingston Csntsrs and Mrs George II
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