New-York tribune., 1903-08-16
FINE DAYS At RTCHFTELD.
Interest IN Coming Horse Shoe
GOIfng Contests.

Richfeld Springs y Y. Aug. 10 (speciaD.-Rlch~
field has seldom appreciated fair weather and clear
blue skies more fully than the last few DAYS
The sum total OF conditions has been excellent for
golf. The much talked about match az the
WaiOntha Golf Club taken by Jack jolly OF
New-York who defeated Maurice MacCarthy the
home professional. . up and to play. Robert VIII
lam Taller. of New-YOrk. treasurer OF the golf
club. gave purse Of 800 The customary semi
weekly handicap matches for women have been
doubly interesting owing 10 the conditions OF the
course. which for DAYS fairly flooded in spots
but the rains have brought the golfers a greener
and more enlvened links. NacCarthy has now put
the record for the nine holes at So That brings
down one peg from the score of Z. Ellsworth Giles
and George Barrett.
The colony Of riders and drivers now assembled
al RichfeId looks forward to the horse show.
scheduled for Saturday. August % Eight hand
some cups have been sent in 10 the MANAGEMENT
and the interest and enthusiasm thus early pro-
voked would Indicate successful exhibition OF fine
animals and fashionable vehicles. The EarIington
offers cup for the best pair % coach horses The
Tuller the Elk the Majestic aDd the Darrow
have subscribed cups. and with accustomed
generosity Thomas Redfeld Proctor has asked
TO be allowed TO present a cup 70 the young
woman riding the best in saddle Mrs ".
F. Hallstead. who is spending the month
at the Darlington has a splenddly appointed
cabriolet Richield that comes in for much
attention the lake drive. Samuel D. Styles.
president OF the North River Savings Bank drives
q great zeal, and feW hOrSeIueD II Rich1eld
more enthusiastic over the success Of the show than
General George Field. VINO IS now occupying Clay
ton Lodge. the summer home OF Mrs. EmmOns
association include J. ?. Batter. Alexander Mercer
PelI Fichard croker. Jr.. A d Cash. Richard Nal
ing. H L. Wardwel. W F. Hallstead and Clarence
on Thursday Evan H. Patrick OF New-York
Isuea GerGS ior a FeGePtlo1 and entertainment az
orchestra assisted IN The programme. which in
Hampton yVh %
from the Adirondacks expressly for the occasion
Mrs. z y Cole; Mrs Robert PearsaI and Mrs.
Singleton Peabody Qqthwaite, poured tea Those
Cnilds Nj and MIS-. Alexander Thain. Miss Thain.
Mr. and Mrs Alexander Hammersey. Mr. and
AIdrich. Mr. and Mrs Bradish Johnson. Mr. and
Mrs E T Mostsrt Mr. and Mrs Z G Anderson.
and Mrs " r. Sargent Mrs' JohA a SIcCsII al
Mr.. and Mrs Martin 3. Greene. Countess a Ar
schot Mrs. W. T. Hicks Mrs. c. T Olmstead sfr
Colford Lee and Miss a. MacIvers. OF New-york.
The Darlington drawing room was scarcely large
assemblaEe that desired 10 hear Frederic J. Wheel
one of the best GE artists th Mo Me Is TaB poE G4%6e
has ever introduced to a Isichheid audience Miss
son Square Garden early in the summer.
pianist. viii be heard at a MONDAY recital on Mon
day Miss Lulu Kinds. who recited al the TulIer
last week. is now at the New Piimpton. Watch
Mrs John A Mccall OF Newr-York accompanied
oy MIS- DaSWin = AssS, n "a a ( 10 85 ..s
Davis the Philadelphia attorney. IS spending a
fortnight. ornpanied BY Miss Caroline II. Davis
Admiral and Mrs F. g Prindle at the
KendauwoOd. The Countess dArs,hot arrived az
he TuIler Thursday, accompanied Dy her aunt.
Miss Crasv Mrs C. T. Omstead. wife % the Co
adiuror Bishop OF the Diocese Of Central New
York. is passing the month at the TunricIiH cot
tage. accompanied by her sisters. Miss Laurence
and Mrs W T. Hicks OF MadisOn-ave-. NeW-YOTS
The New-YOrk arrivals at the EarAngtea include
Mr. and Mrs O. ". CranneiL Nr. and Mrs r.
Drake smith Fl. r Gurney Mp. and Mrs 9 w
fanny. Mr. and Mrs. W c. johnson. Mr.. and Mrs
I O. Root r. W. Sykes Mrs A ". Movers the
Masses Meyers. Mrs. Edward Sturges. Mr.. and Mrs
RI. y. Pulling. Mrs Albert Tilt. AR and Mrs w
y Gould Mrs r. &. SheaFman. Mr. and Mrs
J. ". HOwarth J. Lynn Rogers. Mrs. NJ *
AfOOrehead. Mrs ]. Lindsay CraiEe. Mr. and Mrs
y y. Arnold and Mr.. and Mrs p r. Dalv
New-Y Workers at the Tuller include George "
Rector. W ". Lennox. r. T NIoStert Mrs a r.
Mott. SIR and Mrs j. Eugene Roberts. AR. anE
Mrs. w = SARGENT W 7. r Adams. M AMI
Mrs. G. r Vessels 1Ir. and Mrs. George Lindlev
M and Mrs. ". r C0sgTOve, Mrs c. W. L0warrs
and AIr. and Mrs. y. D. Arnold.