New-York tribune., 1905-07-02
AT RICHFIELD SPRINGS.
Conferences To BE HeId-HOteLs
Open and Cottages Occupied.

RIchfield Springs July L (SpeciaD.-should
the Peace Conference be held in Richtield, as has
been more than once suggested by those in office,
in case Washington proves too hot in August
days. the fame of this place win be assured. 1t
is peculiarly we'll suited to such purpose.
Dignitaries of another degree have found this
out, and at the vacation conference which will
continue for six weeks. many of the bishops and
other clergy of the country viii be present TO
take part in the meetings Among them are
Bishops Greer, Coleman, Knight Van Buren, and
Darlington. Governor Higgins is TO be present
at some of the sessions and July 81 has been
tentatively fixed as Governors Day. while the
presence of Edwin Warfeld, Governor Of Mary
land in August will be the occasion for
Maryland Day. William Jay ScheffeIin, OF
New-YorIz is actively interested in the Seabury
Society, under whose auspices the meetings are
to be held. and W. H. Baldwin, OF Washington,
will also make his stay at Richfeld correspond
with the conference dates.
The list of cottagers who are already here in
cudes among the earliest arrivals Mr.. and Mrs
Durham Jones Grain. Miss >Christabelle Grain
and Miss Davida Grain. who are at their sum
mer home at Culenwood. Mr. and Mrs. t. C.
Taylor Grain will join them shortly. Mrs. Doug
las Robinson has been at Henderson Home
since early in June Mrs. George H Taylor is
the marriage of her son, David. TO Miss Eva
Lawrence, which was celebrated in New-York
on June 1. Mr.. and Mrs. Taylor are now here,
for part of their honeymoon, while other men,
bers Of the house party include Mr.. Arthur Tay-
lor and his daughter. Dorothy, Miss Stockbridge
and Miss Renwick
Bella Vista, the Robert F. Westcott estate, is
again housing Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Taller,
Mr. and Mrs. ]. Lee Taller and their two chill
dren Driving is one of the CHIEF pleasures of
the family. Mrs. J. Lawrence Townsend, Mrs.
Eugene NJ Cole and Wilmot L. Cole are at the
tinted states Commissioner and Mrs John A
Shields who have spent the LAST nine or ten
seasons at the KendallwoOd. have taken this
wear the Caney cottage, in James-st., their
daughter Miss Louise Shields being with them.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward c. Anderson and Miss An
derson are at Maple Terrace
The darlington opened to-day, under the man
sgeu1ent of Mr. De Witt, a well known hotel
man both at Washington and at the Thousand
islands The same liberal policy which has
characterized the house will continue, and a sue
cessfuI season is expected Among the early ar
rivals will be Senor de Quesada, the Cuban Min
ister who with his family, spent last season
here Another foreigner to spend some time
here Is Mr.. Uchida, the japanese consul general
at New York, who will be in Richheld in the lat
ter part of July.
The Berkeley-Waiontha has enlarged its al
ready spacious offices to double their floor space
and a handsome room is the result Among the
TunA arrivals are Mr. aEi Mrs. Ricardo Acosta
and their daughters, Mrs Henry A Taiier, MISS
Josephine Penfold, Edmund Penfoid, w. A. PEN
fold Mr. and Mrs. w. Fl. Osgood w. V. Brokaw,
Mrs NJ L. Kelley. Miss Turnbull, Miss A. w
Martin and Miss Chapman all Of New-Yor
The Tulier which has been open since the lat
ter part of May, has full quota or VISITORS
among whom are Miss Carroll. Miss Stewart.
Miss Henrietta Hawley Miss Susan Green Miss
olive E Greene and Miss Cleveland
The Cary cottages have the same names upon
their register with each returning June. and
no better proof is needed or the popularity or
the house. Among those who are there are Mrs.
r. @ Boynton. Miss Boynton. +. C Boynfon.
Miss r. V Clark. OF New-York; Miss Hunting
ton snd Miss Pratt OF Boston, and the Misses
lewis of Philadelphia, who occupy the Park
cottage Others are Mr and Yrs. Martin K.
Green. of New-York, and Mr.. and Mrs Clh-
ford Lewis jrs The Messrs. BayaTd u. Living
zton Ist and Cd are at this house and Mrs. j.
l.. Hicks.