New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-17
BAR HARBOR IN MID-SEASON.
THE TIDE OF TRAVEL STILL FLOWING.


CROWDS OF VISITORS, DISTINGUISHED AND
orHERwIsE-FLowER PARADD-THE FLEET
Bar Harbor Me- Aug. 16 SpecaD.-The ude VI
travel still sets toward Bar Harbor, ana one oa"no'
help wondering the buckboards laden WIN 'ou'as~
drive by from the boats, "Whcre VIII tiiey oil iHU
accommodation, But they all find chance soiho
where Hotels cottages and blocks are crowdeo' anu
everybody looks happy and conten'cd' Mna' bAa
arhor wants is GOOD season. and it is certainly being
gratifcd this year. - .,,
Cardinal Gibbons and Archbishop Ryan began their
return tourney to Baltimore on MONDAY Duiiiie
their short STAY they entertained III pr'noey
manner Both of the eminent men were hearu d. oU
silva's Catholic Church last sunday. Inc oaiui,a
nreached I'm the morning and Archbishop Ryan at the
evening service
Mrs Morton wife Of the Nce-Presidcnt, gave
r O'Clock tea at the Swiss Chatel, sullivan HarDor
where they are staying Friday of last week. Among
the guests were Mrs. James G.. Blaine, Mss ha''o
p,aine General Sherman Miss Sherman, secretary
uraoy. Miss wlmerding, General Berdan, Mrs Chad
wick wife Of Commander Chadwick, slgnor lmperal
the Italian Minister. and Van Heidler Egresy' inc
Austrian Minister.
The event Of the week has been the Kermesse at
Rodick's which took place Thursday. Al O'CLOCK
was performed musical EXTRAVAGANZA the success VI
which Is duo in great measure TO Mrs Alfred he
Castro whose talent in this direction Is too well Rho"i
10 REQUIRE any comment. At O'CLOCK the SAFE vi TO
freshnents began lasting throughout the evening" Ing
music room was handsomely decorated ana tahsior"o
ito a bower OF beauty. Booths were erecVeo OH a
aides of the room and presided over by some OF inc
os+ beautiful and popular ladies in Bar Harbor soc
etv The Kermesse was under the auspices ana LOT
the benefit of the Village Improvement Association
and had for patronesses Mrs. Robert W. Pot'er' Nrs
william B. Rice, Mrs. w. Il. Howard, Mrs. De oasuo'
Mrs T. c. A. LINER. Mrs. Walter Kane, MI D. De
Norris and many Others The affair was great sue
eess financially, large amount OF money oeihs auuou
10 the fund OF the Association.
Among the prominent men now at Bar HarDor Is
Chauncey b. Ripley OF the law department OF the I'M
yersity Of New-York. This is his hrst WISH 10 par
WARRIOR but as he expresses himself quite enthnsi-
ascally about the charms OF the place, IL Is hoPe"
that his first visit will not be his last
The musicale given by Mrs. w. d. Howard ana MIS-
,y,Iitts at Mosslcy Hall last Thursday evening was
Grand Success Over three hundred invitations were
issued and nearly many people were present. Inc
rrrac was nv DISTINGUISHED artists. and was greatly
appreciated by the audience. The display OF oeau-
tiful costumes and rich Jewels was magnificent
The Mossley Hall lawn-tennis tournament began Oh
t,,aau r,orr,ng Several players Of distinction are
nresent and many Of the contestants OF last year are
again trying their luck.
Johnston Livingstone, OF New-lork gave d iuii'io'"
m Saturday in honor Of Cardinal Gibbons.
Colonel c. n. Frost, who served on the starr OF GOV
amor Cleveland and Miss Halt are guests OF tho HON
west-st. n.,.o.. ,ov.
DR.. and Mrs. william Green. Of Baltimore nave
arrived at the Baltimore cottages
Mrs Thomas Morrell gave dinner at the barh"cie''
IN Fden-st, en- Friday evening
A n,easant party, including Mr.. and Mrs. Charies
r Parnele. Mrs. w. Parmele and W. D. Arnold o'
N.w-York: Mr.. and Mrs i. Murphy ana MISS W.
new. n, BOSTON, enjoyed blackboard rice from INC
ocean House. southwest Harbor, TO Bar haroor o"0
day last week. . A.,
rhs chief event OF the coming week Will DC inc
r,over Parade which will be similar TO the one , oi
last Year and under the same management ws then the
,p Never hut now has nothing to DO WIFI IL eA
eept ossibly to ride in the protesSH1ii companv
MiNoS large party at Hotel sorrento on Ihurs
AZ evening with rectatons ana SONY: VA coming
nss me y nlessanty He a relative of Henry WadS
R ass ,e1 Lon fellow and very popular young mal
wherever srn Gs st. Marys which has Just returned
49,. Toaetra is stationed at Southwest Haroor seai a,
Harbor. near so1tnTes5 laF0O' 10 ''''
CHARLES How Bates, of Boston, Is one OF .9 ia II
rivals at the Belmont lie Is hepHe" u O''
steam yacht Arrow in the hsJhor last s Tee
-, the Way TO St. John " b., but made only smort
on .n0 THOSE on board were Lewis j. Bird the owner
Master LINDSAY Bird, Benne GHnnson; ~: EnrnishiDq
and isaac Atkinson, of the Atkinson House
b. William Ballou, Of NewYOrk' is ono Of the
recent arrivals at G T Med' at Bar Habor from his trip
10 Cape May saturday morning ID Secretary Tracy
S nfv 10 B"ton on the Despatch which left
The harbor on Monday They VIII at,eo ra t Tho Misses
ntna 1id NOT accompany the President, but VIII
remain at sullivan Iiarbor until ms rGeua'i ,ce, At the
William H. Lyon, IT,, OF BROOKLYN Is eu's' a. "''
I0s %ss +. A. L. Haven and Miss F.. NJ Marshall Of
York City are at ,e OF York are late
~ sou az Rosa the Portugal Minister arrived at the