New-York tribune., 1903-07-12
GAY JULY At RICHFIELD.
Outdoor Life Fully Enjoyed-ln-
tereSt in H0rSeback Riding.

Rich6eld Springs. N Y July Il (SpeciaD.
field is enjoying the brightest July season known
for several years The measure of the postal and
railway business is faithful indicator and at all
the public stations there is comment on the sudden
influx of summer business Benjamin Altman or
NeU-York is at the Darlington. Admiral Asserson
at the Kendallwood. Colonel w J. Miller at the
Tuer and G. +. Grant, OF New-1 1ork' at the Der
kelley -Waiontha.
Riding and driving have had full swing all the
week The air is cool and, now that the road COM
mittee of the Board of Trade has aroused the
lethargic Highway Commissioners to action, the
drives will be free from all loose stones. Mrs
D'Orimieulx has arrived at Cary Cottage after d
sojourn at Oyster Bay with her daughter, MIS-. J.
West Roosevelt. and granddaughter MISS Loriai"e
Roosevelt.
Fashion and the horse have been consonant Win
Richfield for many years Just now there Is a re-
vival of horseback riding, and every one Is oe-
lighted to the Steeds return to the Lake DIlNe'
Miss Helen Paul. who is with Mrs Robert Pearsdii'
of Philadelphia at the Kendallwood is grace1ul III
the saddle Mrs F. Ambrose Clark is looked upon
as one of the cleverest riders in the metropolitan
set and. in company with Mr.. Clark ana ther
guests at Fernleigh. Otsego Lake, often takes d
brisk ten mile canter before breakfast The Otseso
air is a tonic. Dickels Riding Academy has estao-
lshed branch at the Darrow House Stables anu
Francis Prand will be the instructor
Golf has taken long stride since the advent OF
Mccarthy. the West Field coach and instructor
The greens committee at the Waiontha Cluo now
comprises Dr. c. c. Ransom and Wilmot Cole' Oh
New-York: Is. L. Livingston. jr- OF Yale; Sihse'oli
Peabody Outhwaite, of Columbus. Ohio ana Faui
Warren of Geneva. Switzerland
A new American flag of wide proportions Is now
nuttering in the breeze of Monument Park Inc
Soldiers and Sailors Monument erected there sIA
wears ago was the gift of Colonel Thomas n
Proctor OF Utica. The recent git TO tns nlolIu ma
ment association was used at me unHSlsC III, C,oio
dsdcation In July 1897. and then retained ~ COiO
mel Proctor as a souvenir of the occasion ne @ aSo
ordered Frederic Bronner Supervisor OF the tontt
Of Richfed and chairman of the Mohuilent ~
sociation TO erect new nagstau -,,- e. y
Cards have been issued by n. H ruler 10! =
dance at the Tuller this evening r .
harrington concerts will formally begin ne f- NSH
dailwocd is usually the scene of several oesI1 ,
entertainments in the course OF season IL a.
Richheld is thoroughly enjoying & me 6w OPsh aug az
concerts by the Richfield Band whlch Is no~ a.
mented by several professional artists 7r ms -
made possible owing 20 the generosity l pl or1en
W Taller who encourages and fosters the o' So. So
ization because It began with few young e., men
four years ago, and has since DEVELOPS, tlto
splendid military band. On the Eoufth q wy Y and
asisted in the Independence Day celebration Lhers
The New-York arrivals for the week ,sr iheIS NJ
Mrs Bainbridge Clark. Benjamin AIthlaI 80
Friedsan Miss Della Robb. Mrs X L. Crali0'N -