New-York tribune., 1907-06-30
R[CHFlELD'S SEASON.
Well Under Way-The
Especial Features.

Richfeld Springs, y. Y, June % (SpecIaD.-with
the opening Of the Hotel Darlington to-day Rich
fields season is well begun Tremendous efforts
in the way OF making the house ready have been
rewarded by an exterior and interior which defy
criticism. and the house seems destined to regain
its oldtiu1e prestige and popularity A distin-
gushed company Of guests will enjoy its hospitality
for the summer. and the success OF its manager
in previous seasons, both here and elsewhere. bids
fair TO be repeated
The morning and evening concerts in the Spring
Park are again to be feature OF Richheld's life.
No single thing done for the pleasure OF the sum-
mer population has been more appreciated than
these concerts and IL is to Robert ". Taller that
much of the credit for them Is due, since IL hs
who started the project. Each morning the many
rustic seats and summer houses which are scat
tered among the trees of the beautiful plot OF
ground adjoining the bathing establishment are
filed with a gay crowd and the evening concerts
are, il anything, the more popular They may ba
enjoyed also from the piaZzas of the Hotel Earring
ton and the BeTkeIey-YV YVaiontha. which directly
clan. and several members OF the orchestra
we'll known soIoists.
Tho cottage colony assumed its usual propor-
tons. and nearly all who are TO spend the season
at Richheld in this delightful manner ara already
located in their pleasant homes The list includes
Robert w Taller and Mr. and Mrs ]. Lee Taller
and their two children, at Bella Vista; DIT and Mrs
G c. Ransom and their three sons, who are az
Bonnie Brae. after absence Of one season, which
spent in Europe; Mr. and Mrs John D. BeaIs
and family, who have taken the Alexander Cash
cottage. as Mr.. Cash is abroad this summer; Mr..
Mrs. w H. OnermaR and family. at Standheid
Villa
At the other end OF the village. in Upper Church
street. are Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Meurer and fam
lily. Fern Home; Mr.. and Mrs. George W. John
and family. at Tarry- While. and near them
Mr.. and Mrs Z. 9. Anderson and Miss Ander-
SON at Maple Terrace. Captain ". 3. Swift. U.
s N will be with his daughters. the Misses Swift,
and Mrs. F. y. AsseTson, at the Church street resi-
dence, which they have occupied for several sea-
Mr., and Mrs. d. Jones Grain and the Misse,
Grain came early 10 CUlenwOOd, where Mr.. Grains
I'll health keeps him confined; Mr.. and Mrs Richard
NJ Montgomery at Malcolm Lodge, and have
been entertaining Mrs Alexander Mercer Pell,
who with her sister. Miss EccIesine. will occupy
Weatherbee Place a little later.
Mrs. Eugene Maurice Cole arrived Wednesday at
the Jewell cottage. accompanied by her son. VIII
mot l. Cole.
Miss Natalie Whitehead IS at The Elns. which
she occupied last summer. and at the DarrOw Cot
tage are Mr.. and Mrs Thomas Wetzel, who spend
much OF the time automobiling and who have Just
built garage on the rear or their property. Inc
automobile. by the way. bids fair to bring many
visitors Richhed this summer, as more than
q dozen came into town last Saturday and
Sunday. Some had made the up from Utica,
delightful drive OF about thirtyfive miles, while
others were long distance parties whose stay was
prolonged.
At the T1lIler many OF the visitors OF former
sons have resumed their accustomed places These
include Consul General and Mrs. F. Leopold
Schmidt. Mrs. Bainbridge Clark. Mrs c. H. Ger
ard Mrs. y. c. piCkerson, Mrs. X p. Brown and
Mrs Clarence l. Fabre, all or New YORK; MIS-
A p TuHer, of WiIIamspOrt Penn. Mrs r. Sin
gleton Peabody. and Miss Georgiana G- King. or
Philadelphia.
AT the Tunniclir Cottage. among others. are
United States Commissioner and Mrs John A
Shields Miss Shields and Miss Rogers; Mr.. and
Mrs Charles Olendorf and the Misses Olendorf or
New York. AT the Cary Cottages are Mr.. and Mrs
Robert Gilchrist. Mr.. and Mrs. DOrnan T. Warren.
Mr. and Mrs. Martin E. Greene. and Miss stOtt, OF
New York