Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-08-10

President Harrison yesterday after his ride
ct BAR Harbor, which was mentioned In Tzx
SrAl, lunched 81 Major Aulick Palmsr's cot
tass. There were about 200 guests. including
Secretary and Mra Blaine, Congressman and
Mrs. Henry Cabot Lodge, Miss Blaine, Mr.. Chas.
Howe, Mr.. and Mrs. Gordon Cummings, Pri-
vats Secretary Halford, Mr.. Walker Blaine,
Mrs. e. Rollins Morse, Senator and Mrs Eugene
Hale, Collector and Mrs. Erhardt Of New York,
Judge Emery Of Wisconsin, and Judges J. p.
Winsweul and Jno. B. Redmond Of Ellsworth,
Maine.
LuNcHINo ON THE Lawn.
The lunch tables were set on the lawn and
under the trees between Major Palmer's cot
tage and the water, and while the latter could
be seen from one end of the broad piazza the
mountains could be seen from the other. Pres
ldent Harrison stood upon the portico while
ne was introduced to the prominent summer
residents of Bar Harbor and the residents Of
Ellsworth and other places to whom lat home"
cards had been sent
Afterward lunch was served by q Bar Har-
Dor caterer. With eight exceptions all the
guests were seated at tables on the lawn The
exceptions were President Harrison, Secretary
and Mrs. Blaine, Senator and Mrs. Hale, Mrs.
Palmer, the Turkish minister and Mrs. Lodge,
who lunched in the dining room. Meanwhile
the Bar Harbor band played The day was
cloudy and there was breeze, which on the
lawn was pleasantly strong. The President
spent an enjoyable afternoon at this luncheon,
or rather garden party. BY o'clock he was at
Stanwood again, and at 7:30 pin. he made one
of private dinner party which included Sena-
tor and Mrs. Hale, Mrs. Chandler, Mrs Hale's
mother, Mr.. Howe, Mrs. Burton Harrison and
Mrs. Patterson. This party numbered four
teen in all.
From what he has seen the President is
charmed with Bar Harbor. He is enjoying
himself extremely well. Today at IL 80 Secre-
tary Blaine viii take the President and small
accompanying party for q sail to Somes sound
on the Sappho.
In the evening the Kebo Valley club, of
which Mr.. Blaine is Q member, holds Q recep-
ton in the Presidents honor.
ARRANGEMENTS FOR NEXT WEEK.
For Sunday no definite arrangements have
been made, but on Monday morning after
breakfast the President will go to Ellsworth as
the guest Of Senator Hale. He will remain
there till Tuesday, when he will return TO Bar
Harbor in time for lunch, and Tuesday after
noon he will probably witness the floral parade.
Wednesday morning he will start for Bath,
where he is to lunch with Arthur Sewall and
examine the shipping, and Wednesday after
noon he will go to Manchester, N. H., spending
the night with ex-Gov. Cheney. Thursday
morning he goes to Concord, where he will be
received by the New Hampshire governor and
legislature, and Thursday afternoon he will be-
gin quick return trip to Washington. If the
arrangements made agree with the present in
tention he will reach Boston in time to take
the train for Fall River Thursday evening and
he will go by sound boat and by train to Wash
ington and the White House, where he is ex-
pected Friday afternoon. Mrs. Harrison, who
is at Nantucket with her sister, may join her
husband at Fall River if she does not return to
Washington before then. The arrangements
just outlined have been given the finishing
touches since the Presidents arrival and it will
be noticed that they include no provisions fol
visiting Moose Head lake, Poland Springs OF
the Profile house.