New-York tribune., 1907-08-04
RICHFIELD PLEASURES.
Pmk System AttrdctiUe - Many
Motorists ArriUing

Richfeld Springs y. Y. August 3 (SpeciaD.-
Richfelds park system IS unusually complete
for so small a village, and IS one of the chief
beauties of the town. IN the centre Of the VII
lage are two beautifully kept spaces-tne Spring
, Park, surrounding the bathing establishment,
and the Darlington Park, which adds greatly TO
the attraction of that house At the west end
is Monument Park, where the Soldiers and
Sailors Monument erected by Thomas r. Proc
tor of Utica. crowns triangular plot. AT the
east IS a large open grove known as Woodside
Park the property Of the village, from which a
view of Canadarago Lake and Valley may be
obtained
Mrs. James Herman Aldrich. OF New York.
has sent to the Rev. Scott NJ. Cooke. OF St.
Johns. one hundred hyInnas, TO be used in the
out -of-door exercises IN the Spring Park. Mrs.
Aldrch has also arranged to place a tablet IN
St Luke's. Monticello. in memory of DR.. William
Baker Grain. She has made various other gifts
to this church, among them being eaching on
silver of Father Nash. Of the pioneers Of the
church IN Otsego County.
a progressive euchre party OF ten tables was
arranged at the Kendallwood by Mrs. Doane.
The prizes We're won by Mrs Hendrie, DR.. H V.
Frink, Miss Edna Sauer. Miss Gladys Powers.
Mrs Pedro Ferrer, Richard Cary, Mrs George
F. Lyon. Mrs. Frink and Mr.. Ferrer
The tennis courts in the Spring Park arc IN
great demand. Among the devotees Of the game
are Miss Virginia Swift, daughter Of Captain
w b Swift L. s. n. and vice-president Of the
club; Miss Martha Knox Orr, the Misses Korber,
the Misses Farrelly Miss Lewis, David Orr,
Guy Woodhouse, George Russell Peabody, the
Messrs. FarrelIy and c. F. Pond
A number of the young people enjoyed n
moonlight strawride one evening recently. and
an exhibition Of legerdemain at several OF the
hotels. given by George W. Walter was much
enjoyed.
Thomas r ManIey. of the Society OF American
Miniature Painters, arrived here this week ana
is the guest of his mother. Mrs Dean Manley.
t. r-afr rfG. Il IL
wood sang in the parlors Of that house on
Monday evening. She was accompanied by H.
l.. Childs
Nine Of the guests of the Cary cottages took
the trip to Trenton Falls one day. and when
night came only four came back the other
FIVE greatly to their Chagrin. were caught IN
the chasm in such downpour OF rain that
they were unable to get sufficiently dried 10
come home. Their return the next morning was
the signal for a storm of jokes and rdicule from
their friends
The trolley company opened new amusement
on Thursday evening, when a car. illuminated
with $50 lights, took the trip TO Cooperstowh
and return transferring its passengers to the
lake steamer there for the tour OF Otsego Ldhe
with searchliCht and other attendant pleasures
These illuminated trips" as they are 10 %
called. will be made weekly
RfcbfeId has been full OF automobtlists lately
there being fully one hundred here Ias' sun sun
dav( while the week has brought many more
parties,
Edgar SaItus the New York author ana jour
raIis+ is at the Darlington for a stay or soine
time. .x.
Mr. ond Mrs. John r. Tracy. Of Stamford,
80, go ~ +be Tunnicliffe cottage for August.
rs usual. after spending July at Hinsdale. Mass
Mrs. c. H Crane. of New York. is also at 'hiS
house for her annual stav-
Mr. and Mrs Charles W. Butternelu' oi IN
- 80 ar the Berkeley-Wai aiontha for the
rest Of the season. as is their yearly custom
Mrs Onativia Townsend has come fronl New
mort and is the guest of Mrs Eugene Maurice
Cole, at the Jewell cottage she VIII go 10
Rella Vista next week to be the guest OF Mrs-
+. Lee Taller. -. -.u
Mrs. Peabody has been Joined at the Tuner
bv her daughter. Mrs. Dana Appleton pearson
and her son. George Russell PEABODY.
Mr. and Mrs John A. di Zerega, OF New YORK
- Nv ar the Tuller for a stay of some length
Mrs. E. L. Pratt and Clarence L. Pratt OF
rroolIvn who are on an automobile trip nave
snent the last week at the kendaiiwooo.