New-York tribune., 1904-08-14
IN THE OTSEGO HILLS.
Features of the Season at Richfel6
Springs.

Richheld Springs. n. Y. Aug. 13 tspeciaD-Ths
Richaeld season is now at its zenith Back te
Richheld for AugustT' IS the cry OF al who nave
once felt the charm of the village, which has at
tracted during its century OF existence 80 many
visitors And Richheld Is well nigh full Thirty
cottages are occupied by well known New-York.
Boston and Philadelphia families. The Darlington
the largest hotel in the OtsegO Hills, Is enjoying
the best season IN the last ten. and ths great
White Sulphur Springs bathing establishment has
doubled the patronage OF q year ago.
Senor Don Gonzales de Quesada, the Cuban
Minister to the United States has transferred the
Cuban Legation to Tdchheld for the month OF
August. Martin RiyerO, first secretary. Is in
charge OF the correspondence Senora de ouesada
and the children and Nina Isabel dc Quesada
are ut the Darlington J. Claud Drexsl ar
rived Thursday for an extended stay. The Vaca-
ton Conference OF Episcopal Church Workers has
engrossed a great deal OF attention this week
Addresses have been held in the churches and
IN the open air. one tine session having been
arranged for boys in the spacious Spring Park.
on Main-st. Bishop Coadtutor Greer. OF New
York. and Bishop Leighton Coleman. OF Delaware.
are to speak tomorrow, when William Jay Schief-
Mrs Eugene m Earle and Mrs. Robert L Craw-
for5 ~ NeW--Yorl were assisted by Mrs Z. II.
WISktn u and Mrs. D. T. MagrudeT OF Philadelphia
1T the reception in honor OF the dgntarles ana tne
room included Bishop Peterkin Mrs. Peterxin and
Miss Peterkin. Mr. and Mrs. J. r Brad1ord. Mrs;
Mrs. EIdon strong. Rear-Adnliral George Gilmore
Ide Mrs. Ide. General ID. l. MagrudeE and the
Misses Magruder and Mr. and Mrs. Paul Warren.
with the Baroness Won Gundlach or Washington.
Thursday afternoon Mr.. Taller invited the quar-
tet OF Jubilee singers from Livingston College az
Salisbury, n. c. to give Q concert at the Waiontna
Golf Club. Dr. James Edward Mason, president OF
the college, accompanied the students. Father
Huntingdon son OF the late Bishop Huntington. q
Howard Richardson. OF Columbia University. na1s
short speeches at the tea -,
w Gould Brokaw has deserted his yawl for q Few
days and is at the Darlington. with hiS 1athsr'
William v. Brokaw. OF New-YOrk
Vtf,rvrv- aTaf ennis N
The courts IA Spring Park have attracted large
gallery every forenoon. Howard IucnaIuss ~,
OF Columbia. plays the surest game amohs & tl9
men Miss Virginia Swift. Miss Pauline 5WlIt 81
Miss Anita Bush OF New-YOrk. have participates
John Doubleday, e.. 60 and Mt, Eslch3lIuS 'oON
the colors from J. Homer Deis. OF New ork- rTk-,-
William Il. Bailey, of Brooklyn. Won Ins -
Smith Cup at the WatOntha Coli Cup ~
The series OF competitions was most enJoya1e, ,t ~
AT times the course went soggy and smart pLtyiiaS
dowued his father. DR.. #. ID. Bailey. and bsya+5
u Livingston jr.. who holds the anna eur 4sSs
OF the course at 81. The other cOmpetiloIs 49,
q b. Barber WilmOC Lawrence G0iS, tS&-s1ftbs
9, Outwaithe and o. ID. Smith. All three, I.EIs ~
Darlington musicals have been most envy f5sraCe
Miss Charlotte cambridge, soprano Ms. NI,~ and
Couch Embler. eoutraltO; Louis +. HaslA7 7tIIorstiO
Frederick ,WSS,heeler SaTyTones' os s NsT-1ork
were the assisting artists this week. - e,~tu'
The Rev. H Russell Talbot, dean OF All 5tlbon
Cathedral. Albany. is at the Earring ton; tI-sisv-
leighton Coleman OF Delaware Is at the Der -
Waontha. r. Prentss Bailey. OF Utica y Toi,1-1- -
bus's Church. New-1ork, has arrived az '"' A
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