New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-10
HE1LTHGIVING WATERS.
Those at Richfeld Springs MUch
ERiOyed.

Richheld Springs y Y, July Q SpeciaD.-The
week has been n delightful one at Richheld. With
just rain enough to lay the dust the coaching
roads and brighten the greens at the Waiontha
Golf Club: with fair. blue sky and plenty OF the
exhilsrating breezes for which Richfied is noted.
the days have been whirled away with pleasure
And Richfeld Is entering a successful summer
Twenty-fou cottages are occupied. and what means
great deal to the life of the resort the Darlington
Is assured OF a fatterinG patronage. Many OF the
families which looked upon as habtues return
again and the list reveals the names OF score OF
newcomers.
The manager of the bathing establishments
nounces that the waters more widely used by
summer people than heretofore. and as this is the
second season under the direction Of DIR. William
Baker Grains. the bathing corporation has reason
to be gratihed with the success Of their control
Well known NEWCOMERS and Philadelphians are
10 be seen in the rotunda of the establishment every
pleasant morning slipping the boiling hot water from
the sulphuretted pool Benjamin Altman. w. V.
Brokaw, Edmund Penfold. United States Commits
sioner John A. Shields. General Rufus w. Daggett
and Edwin r. Arnold. of New-York. are now echo
ing tho praises OF the curative properties OF the
sulphur water. 1t Is on account OF the Alternative
rheumatism and govt and the various diseases re
sulting from equity dttthesis that tdehheld springs
has sr9whb 20 pg qate Nii0i
Mr. Van Santvoord who is directing the Earring
ton musicals. has engaged Fritz Schaefer. OF the
metropolitan Opera House orchestra, for first violin
IoseffT at the plano Max DrOge of the New-York
Philharmonic cello: Carl E Merrill Of the Boston
sacred concert will be given in the drawing room
Nine. d Oritnieulx has arrived at Cary cottage for
her summer stay Mrs; j. West roosevelt her
daughter. has taken a house at WaIdeck. oyster
Bay. - - - l., -
AT RichfeId for the social season. General D. L.
Magruder Mrs. Magruder and the Misses Ma
their arrival at the Darlington on Thursday Rear
Admiral George +. Lyon, U. 5. N OF the Union
League Club. and Lieutenant Robert Sanders and
Mrs Sanders stopping at Richheld. and Gen
eraI Rufus W. Daggett and Mrs. Daggett OF
Utica have been at the Hotel Majestic. Colonel
at the Berkeley Waiontha, Surgeon Frederic Asser-
son, U. 5. N, OF the Kentucky IS spending the
weeks end with the family OF Captain William
swift of the navy at their house in Church-st.
Through the interest of the cOterie of college
men now about town tennis club is to be organ
the fore. Marshall Z. Kline. of Richheld is dt-
recting the layout of the new courts IN spring
Park Eugene h nns s9 tb dobie
courts here. Games Will be played with the sara
toga, Lake Placid. Albany Country and IroquotS
clubs OF Buffalo, in q schedule soon TO be an
nounced
Mr. Altman's new automobile OF French make
Is one Of the finest at the Earlington garage VIII
extensively in the Otsego hill and dale country, and
a jaunt two included runs to Utica and Albany
Mr. and Mrs James Herman Aldrich. Miss n. White
ssad Mr. and E.4 Mrs Mis-, Wr''Sn, M an Mrs E c Sqs
oldsndorf and family Mr. and Mrs John GilmaTtn.
3 ' Raey and 1Sq MP Bas5 na Mrs X cdnEn Mrs
Henry L. Clinton Albert Gerard Theirs Miss Sarah l.
Andrew Meurer W. " Brokaw. c, E, Burke. Burke
Mr.. and Mrs. p 4: Carter Mr. and Mrs Oscar Riess.
M Mar snd cHa%to MRS. STEM aenrg cat,a Mss
Mr. and mrs n F1i s5 nm, Mrs. Mrs F. n Dayton Mr.
P. Rice, Mrs. q. Vessels Miss Vessels Mrs John Ellis
aks Mr. and oA MRS MI 99Sh w MI K1 and Mrs ass
Van wyc. Mr.. and Mrs. Arnold Cooke and E A Rowely