New-York tribune., 1905-07-16
ENJOYING RICHFIELD.
Tennis and Euchre attract Those
DeUOted to These Games.

Richfeld Springs. n. Y, July 10 (SpeciaD.-
The first entertainment Of the season at the
Darlington took the form Of a talk The
Land OF the Lotus" by Colonel David Banks
Sickles. illustrated with sbereopticon pictures.
There was large audience, and after the talk
dancing was enjoyed by the young people.
The first concert by the Military Band was
given In Spring Park on Friday afternoon.
Through the generosity of Mrs. James Herman
erected in Spring Park last month. and this
used for the first time on that occasion.
Tennis has resumed its old place favorite
game and. in addition to the courts at the
Waiontha Club there are two in Spring Park
which under the control of the Tennis Club.
The officers are: President. Frederick Bronner:
vice-president Miss Virginia Swift: secretary
! treasurer. Marshall E. Kline; grounds commit
tee, Allen J. Bloomfield, George z. Tunnicliff.
Norman Getman and ". Everett De Long.
All Richfeld focked to the Presbyterian
Church on Sunday, for the pulpit was occupied
by Professor Oren Root, brother of the new
Secretary of State. DR.. and Mrs. Root are
slaying at the Carey cottages.
Mrs Niles D. Jewell the hostess at
seven handed euchre party Of two tables which
was given 1T The Tuller in honor of Mrs. oliver
Drake Smith and Mrs J. M.-Van Note. who is
the guest Of Mrs. E. C. Anderson. Prizes were
by Mrs Ackley P. Tuller, E-rs Smith and
Mrs. Singleton p. Cultivate. At a progressive
eucAre OF four tables, also given at this house.
the prize winners were Mrs. Hawley, Miss Lotta
OShea and Mrs. John R. Ogden.
Admiral Yates Stirling has just returned from
the Pacific Coast T1e was in command OF the
Asiatic squadron on his last cruise. He arrived
with Mrs, Sterling on Tuesday. They, with
their daughter, Miss Nellie Stirling, are the
guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. Lee Taller at Bella
Vista. and will be joined later by Miss Margaret
Stirling, who is now at the seashore.
News of me cottagers includes the departure
OF Mrs George H. Taylor and Miss Stockbridge
from Hal-Fawn. They started on Monday for
Colorado Springs, where Mrs Taylor has taken
a house for the rest of the summer Mrs Leslie
/. Pell-Clarka Of SwansWtcLs On Otsego Lake. VIII
start for Europe this week, and at another of
the Otsego homes, Pinefurst Mrs Henry L,
Wardwell is entertaining her sister, Mrs. Basil
Fanshawe, OF Malta. wIo, with Miss Rosslie
Wardwen. returned recently from an extended
continental journey
Mrs. w. Devices Wood, Of st. John Manor
has as her guests Mr.. and Mrs Henry Won Gun
DEL of Hamburg, Germany, with whom she is
connected by marriage Mr. and Mrs Thomas
R. Proctor OF Utica. are now at Clayton Lodge,
a part Of the Cyrus H. Mccormick estate It's
grounds adjoin those Of the Wafontha Club. OF
u,
a view of Lake Canadarago and the surrounding
country.
The first sessions of the Vacation Conference
for Church X orkers will be held on Wednesday
next, when Seabury Tent, which will be erected
in st. Johns Wood and in which most of the
meetings will be held, will be dedicated Dr.
Lewis Burton, Bishop of Lexington, will be the
principal speaker, after an opening address bv
Eugene NJ. Camp, president of the society on
Thursday Sadazuchi Uchida, japanese consul
general at NewYork Will speak and on Friday
Bishop Hare. of South Dakota The conference
Will last until August 80 and will call to Rich
field many Churchmen and laymen
A party Of Delaware and Lackawanna Off
cials VINO spent a few days at the darlington
recently included General Superintendent T. e.
Clarke. Division Superintendents c. H. Ketcham
Edwin n. Rine, c. ]. Phillips, H. H. Shepard,
George A. POore, L. B. Foley and NJ B Wilson;
u c. Wilson counsel. and Riley Williams ter
minal agent. They made the trip in a private
car. and while here enjoyed all OF Richfields
attractions.
/ The weeks arrivals at the Darlington include
a group from the Cuban colony in New-York a
part OF whom spent the season here two years
ago. Among them are AIr. and Mrs. c. J. Coniel
Mrs. Rosa r. Coniel, Fernan Coniel Mrs. J.
Hidalgo, Mrs Luisa Pages, Miss Pages and ].
Selles. Other New-Yorkers are Mr.. and Mrs.
Oscar Woodward Mr. and Mrs. Z. CaIlan Miss
Callan. f. F. Callan and Francis Baumer.