New-York tribune., 1904-08-07
RICHFIELD At ITS BEST.
Seekers for Health and Pleasure
Alike Enjoy 1t.

RichfeId Springs. y. Y. Aug 6 (speciaD. -Ricn-
field is d its best. There few watering places
where health and pleasure are found fully as in
this historical and beautiful village high in the
Otsego Hills. The lover of the beautiful and those
desiring 10 be amused fad at Richheld complete
qualification and the tired body and the debiitated
system are restored 70 wholesome activity b. the
auae surroundings which aruuse and delight.
In all the years that Richheld has been noted for
the musicals given in July and August it IS doubt
fu II the permanent orchestra has ever attained
the excellence which it has reached this season At
the Darlington.
Tennis has becons especially popular this season.
Tie courts in Spring Park are in use for tourua-
ment play Wednesdays and Saturdays. when the
RichheId Concert Band gives two hours OF music
on the mall near the bathing establishment Mr..
and Mrs Justin Ransom Swift. Miss Ro1. Miss
Callan, Mr. and Mrs. Ellis Hall. Miss Virginia
Swift. George Hoe. Frederick Often. Edward Cal
Ian. jr.. and Mr.. and Mrs. Philip r. Ferris are at
the courts great deal.
Good hauls Of fine pickerel are now the talk At
Lake Canadarago.
Mr.. and Mrs j. II. Pohemus and Miss Polheulus
Of New-York: Mr.. and Mrs. George Pearson OF
Philadelphia, and Mr.. and Mrs Eldon Strong cf
Boston. we're among the Darlington arrivals Thurs
day Mr.. and Mrs George Dimon and J. w. y.
DImon. of Utica. and Mr.. and Mrs. P w. Higman
OF Nev-York. are at the BerkeIey-W Watontha
Eugene Mccarthy. the golS professional is in
charge of the gymkhana and sports TO be gi-eu at
the Driving Park in q few days for the benefit Of
St Josephs Church Tuesday afternoon outdoor
sports viii take place in the 3Tay facing Spring
Park Messrs. Frederic BTonner. 81 p Earle A
J. bloomfield, z. H. Patrick. DR.. Myron D Jewell
and J. D. Carey are serving on the committee in
charge
The president of the village. Lowell S. Henry.
welcomed the officers Of the Vacation Conference
OF the Episcopal Church Workers Thursday even
ing, when a service was held in St. Johns Church
The Rev DR.. James II. Darlington. OF Brooklyn.
responded. Eugene NJ. Camp, secretary Of the
American Church Missionary Society. IS directing
the sessions OF the conference. William Jay Schlef
Telin y coming down from Bar HarbOr TO deliver
one of the addresses, The Coadlutor Bishop Of
New-York, DR.. David H Greer. Bishop Leighton
coleman OF Delaware. the Right Rev. George
FeterklA. Bishop of West Virginia, and the Mis-
sionary Bishop OF Porto Rico and Southern Brazil
to deliver addresses.
The NeW-Iork arrivals of the week Include;
Mrs X Bradford. George D. Bradford. PercvaI 5.
Jones. Mr. and Mrs. L V Norris. Mrs NJ Gertrude
Stockhom Mrs Henry Ferguson. Mr ard Mrs. Rercival
Jones Dr and Mrs Francis Bacon, Edouard l. Mos
text. r Miller L p Benjamin Miss Benjamin, Mrs.
Grace Couch En,hler. Mrs J. c. Eennahan- Mrs F Il
Smith. mrs tnaries It Nahrur1acher. Mrs z II Ander-
Mss kathryn Anderson, Miss lie York Mr and Mrs.
G. A Chilas Mrs James Farley. the Misses Farley.
e. . DDrorf. BENJAMIN r. Brown. John Al Ia@dOh. Jr.
Adele Curtis. Miss Z. c. Sullivan. Dr. ". Chalmers.
1fr. and Mrs G A Childs y D. Campbell. Howard
Campbell jr-, Miss T. L Benjamin. Or. J. W Taylor.
william J. k~l lor Nj and Mrs. J. D. Probst Mr. and
rs. 81 Ciecr5h and Mr. and Mrs ?. A Eaton Wood