New-York tribune., 1907-07-07
RICHFIELD THEIR MECCA
Many automobile Parties Go to This
Central Nezo York Resort.

RichfeId Springs N Y July (spectaD D-Ther.
have been several automobile parties IN RichfeId
the present week and the number viii increase as
the days go on for this is the heart OF remark
ably pretty automobiling country Cherry Valley
Turnpike Is a favorite route and passes directly
through this village. Among the tourists wore DR..
II. 2. Carpenter. a Wright and Edward Grocer. of
Philadelphia. and William F Lucas. Jr. OF Balti-
more: Mr.. and Mrs. W. ]. Frisbis and Miss Ruth
Frisbie. OF Camden. y. J.; Miss Elizabeth ssarIes
Of Rome. y. Y: 1Ir- and Mrs. Arthur ]. Wyle Of
Rome. y. Y. and Mrs. Minnie e King Of Detroit
au Of whom stayed at the Darlington; Mr.. and Mrs
T. Mcclellan and Mrs De Lancey Watkins OF
Schenectady. <. Y: Mr.. and Mrs p. @. Thomas
and Mr.. and Mrs. H r Dyett. of Rome. n. Y
who the TulIer. besides a lnrge number who
have made the trip up from Utica for the night
tho week end. Another party at the Tuller who
spending time here Mr.. and Mrs. D.
NJ Anderson and Mrs J. c. Wise Of Watertovyn
Ruth Ashmore of New York, who Joined Mr. and
Mrs. Thomas T. Waller OF MOntclair. y. J.. who
driving trip.
Dr. Charles Edgerton Carter. OF Now York made
tho trip IN his car arriving late Tuesday night
Or. Charles Cook Ransom. OF Bonnie Brae. drives
hts big car daily.
My. and Mrs Thomas r Proctor of Utica. n Y,
We're the first guests 10 arrive at the Darlington
the night before the opening Mr. Proctor still
takes an interest In Rlchneds success having been
Tor many years identified with the town as
proprietor Of the Spring House.
Consul General and Mrs. +. Leopold Schmidt are
among tho guests AZ the Tuller. where they have
spent several
At the cary cottages is Miss BlandIna Dudley
Miller Of Utica, y. Y well known for her re-
searches into Revolutionary times and her knowl-
edge II the early life OF her native city.
Tho annual meeting Of the board OF governors of
the Waiontha Golf and Tennis Club held re-
Gently. when the officers elected were as follows
Thomas r Proctor, president: Gasherte De Witt
ylce-pres!deat; George w. THnnicitr. secretary;
Robert w Taller, treasurer. The greens commit
tee Includes 1T. Charles Cook Ransom. John Der
thick Cary and Allen J. Bloomfield. The club has
Comuodipus headquarters the hill to the north
of the village. and IS most popular institution
Various matches and tournaments are held during
the summer and much OF the social life is centred
there. The presidents cup is still to be won. as
the final owner must be the victor In three sue
cessIve seasons. Afternoon tea at the club is also
an established custom with many and is served on
piazza which commands n view OF the country
round about
Sunday afternoon services hav, been resumed at
tho Church OF the Good Shepherd at Cullen. built,
and maintained by the Grain family their
estate. Cullenwood. The Rev. Thomas Reeson. OF
Mohawk has charge Of the services. which are
Rchheld.
The United States navy is at present well rep
resented In Richdeld, with Admiral Dewey at the
Berkeley Waiontha. Rear Admiral George n. Lyon
the TulIer. Rear Admiral A. s. Barker at the
KendalIwood and Captain W. n. Swift at his
Church street home Brigadier General d. I. Ma
gruder OF the army. Is expected at the Darlington
with his family. coming from Atlantic City.
Mr.. and Mrs Norman Grant. OF New York. have
leased the Hinds cottage for the season, and took
possession last Tuesday.
Mrs. CYRUS Hall Mccormick OF Chicago. has ar
rivtd at Clayton Lodge which has not been occu-
Iied by any member Of the family In a number of
years. She IS accompanied by two OF her grand
children, Fowler and Muriel Mccormick.
Mrs. Leroy Jones. Mr.. and Mrs. Herman l..
Jones and KingsIand Jones arrived this week at
the Whipple cottage. in East Main street, where
they have spent previous summers Mr.. and Mrs
L. F. Martinez at their cottage, View Hi. a
little further
Miss Emily c. Nystr6T who has spent many sea
sons at the Tunniclihe cottage, has taken the
Wilder cottage this year and Is accompanied by
her cousins, Mrs. Yer .ilye and Miss Josephine
VerIniiye. Of New York.
One Of Richhelds summer cottagers. Mrs. "
Devices Wood of St John Manor. Is IN Europe
tlis summer. and will spend the season at Wies-
baden Mrs George H Taylor. OF Hal Fawn
whose estate adjoins GIrs Woods. was among the
weeks arrivals and will take her usual Conti-
mental trip later.