New-York tribune., 1904-08-28
At RICHFIELD SPRINGS.
Horse Shoe Week Brings Ont Many
LOUers of Fine Steeds.

Richheid Springs. y. Y. Aug. Y (SpeciaD--Rich-
field IS now looking forward 10 the horse show
with keenest expectation. For twenty years the
last Tuesday in August has been devoted TO the
exhibition at the Driving Park but this is the first
summer that heavy silver cups have been added 10
the prize list The trophies will be posted for
classes showing roadsters. saddlers and fou-s
driven 10 a coach or break, Two sterling prizes
are for classes showing Darebin colts
A number of well known New-York people are
seen in the Lake Drive every day. Mrs. William
Pitt Earles cabrioet is one OF the carriages in the
daily parade The William Berri family Mr.. and
Mrs. Samuel D. Styles. at Sunnyside MIS-. George
W. Childs. at the St. John cottage in East Main
ST.; George de Forest Grant. Mr.. and Mrs. J. c.
Seymour Mr.. and Mrs E. T. Mostert, Mr.. and
Mrs. Eldon Strong, William Y. Brokaw at the
darlington; Mrs. Bainbridge S. Clark Mr.. and
Mrs. C A Child, Mr. and Mrs. James Herman
AIdrich Mrs John Watts Allen. Mr.. and Mrs ".
x Osgood. John Haddon. jr- and Benjamin Alt
man among those fond of the riding and driv-
ing feature at RichheId
The musical triumph Of the month was the Van
santwood estimonial given in the great dining hall
of the darlington Thursday evening. Lisa Leh-
mans arrangement of the Persian Garden from
Omar was the piece de resistance Of the elaborate
programme. The quartet comprised Miss jeanette
Fernandez, Mrs Grace Couch Embler. John Young
and Frederic J. Wheeler. of New-York; Max Droge.
the 'ceIlist who played with Richard Wagner at
Berlin for two seasons assisted the orchestra in
several elaborate selections
Miss Sophie Siebert the daughter of Colonel
Louis Philippe Siebert Of Washington, offered a
handsome silver cup to the WaiOnJha Golf Club
which was the much sought after trophy at the
women's tournament Wednesday. Miss AIunsou Of
Utica, won the cup playing scratch throughout the
series Miss Munson went out in 81 and came home
In 50, good showing in view OF the gale that
swept over the course the greater part Of the day
Miss Edey. OF New-York. who won the silver
epergne last week. was the runner up. Some Of
the competitors were Miss Martha Orr Miss Ollie
Smith. Miss Isabelle Shields. Miss Pauline Swift
Miss Shaw. Miss Connover. Mrs F. Martinez and
Miss H Craig. or New-York
William Berrt the eminent Brooklyn phIlanthrop-
list. accompanied by Mrs Berr Is at the Darlington
for an extended stay. Mr.. Berri IS InduIgfng In
the sulphur baths preparatory to vigorous cam
lyn Mr. and Mrs. Frederic Shaw and Miss Agnes
Shaw are at the Kendallwood-
Mr.; and ,H MIS- Henry " Truman. OF Orange. y.
The golf team Is playing return match with the
Watervlle Golf Club to-day. Eugene MacCarthy
Is the home captain The Waterville course takes
IN pretty stretch OF country Tower Home
stead, the summer place OF Charlemagne Tower.
Ambassador to Germany Earl B. Putnam. tr., a
nephew Of the Ambassador. is one OF the coming
players OF the WateTviile club.
The Rev; J. Sanders Reed. OF Watertown, who IS
At St Johns Church tomorrow Bishop George F.
PeterSin Of West virginia, breaches at the chapel
Iington Friday. Other New-York arrivals OF the
McNulty. Mr.. and Mrs Edward R sollday, W.
Butler Duncan. W; Gould Brokaw. Mrs. E H.
Mrs John NJ L Newa Ms NJ and H'on Ms gss M M1 and
Mahon. Mrs. c. r Burt. Mrs. C. A. Pope Mr.. and
F Haslanger 4 F A. Fearing Mrs. John Iau-
renee. tr Mr.. and Mrs I. Allan. Mrs. s L Cuts
geH Mrs, b. B Hanson. Miss Amelia NoIL Miss
May Dewttt. W. H. Osgood. Miss katherine Clark
and E. A Droske.