New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-31
BAR HlRBOR GAYETY.
THE SEASON AT ITS HEIGHT BRILLIANT ESTEk-
PAYMENTS OF THE WEEK.

THE SEASON AT ITS HEIGHT-BRlLMA AMI f@NAh
TAINMENTs OF THE WEEK.
Bar Jorbor. July 30 CspecaD -The month Just ending
will be marked IN the history OF Mount Desert rs Tue
most perfect July that ever made bea"'rn' Sul''e,
There have been unclouded skies and no loe OF ram
except An occasional light shower during the night
Every boat and trnln brings a lot OF new arrVhis'
The hotels are all well filled, the cottages are al
occupied the bay Is dotted Win Do"'s anu
pleasure craft of every description. and the streets
never showed gayer scene
Mr. and Mrs A. c. Barney have given several
dinners during the week. On Sunday they enter
taIncd Mr. patenotre the French Minister MIS-
- p Droner gave dinner 10 seventeen friends nj
the Kebo clubhouse Thursday night, whlch was
an elaborate affair. Mrs. Alfred de Castro mas A'so
been among the entertainers Of the week, ana gave
n dinner at Meadowslde Tuesday evening
Miss Morrison. OF Baltimore, Is the guest Oh 'ne
Misses Matthews, OF Boston
Dr. and Mrs. j. Weaver webb arrived IN the h"i WI
Tuesday their yacht
The first hotel hop OF the season was gwen o,
the Malvern on Monday night. 1t was priiiiah'
affair all the prominent society people p'1hs III
attendance Chcneys orchestra furnished music ior
the dancing which began at half past w. MisS
Marie scott OF Philadelphia, In pale blue chinon' MISS
Io,u Morris, Of Baltimore. in black and white s'r'peu
cou1o. Miss Angle 1ilghman OF Philadelphia, In shell
mink creme; Miss lie Bau, in heliotrope; MISS panh
Mss Struthers Miss Goldman and Miss Enscl were
among the most noticeable In the crowd OF loVey
girls. a.. erst
Mrs. Edmund Russell Of New-fork, gave the nrs'
~ 81 series OF drawing room talks. at Mrs burton
,I,ssor,s On Tuesday morning. Mrs Russell
no,,o cnterta,ningly on facial development and ex-
preston to thirty ladies'.
Colonel "Tom' Bush with party OF lrehus .ooA
q trim on the CreedmOOr to Somes's SOUND on lueso"y
4 tea party was given on board. Among 'he
marty were Miss Helen Beach. Mrs W. X. Wright and
lie in
for daily excursions. Mr. de Koven takes his family
and friends on scani-weekly trips about the bay Dr.
ranenl Weisse OF New York. with forty guests spent
Monday on the steamer and had dinner on boarn. DE-
Wesse has been at the Belmont several weeks win MS
family They will sail for Europe next Tuesday.
NavroveOi Rev and Frederick Dodau Thompson have
sent ont cards for large dinner at Kebo on August IL
Mrs J. Harvey Young. Of Washington. Is "'"ons
the visitors at Northeast Harbor
Caspar SCHUYLER Crownnshield, OF New-iorK'
and John Chase OF Albany. are at the PorcupMe'
Mrs. F. w. Fotterall Of Philadelphia. gave tea
on Friday In honor OF Miss Elliot, who sang aiter"aru'
to the great pleasure Of the guests.
Bar Harbor has to thank the Village Improvement
Association for many tMngs. but what appeals mos
IN everv one Is their earnest and successful efforts IN
getting a band OF music here NndalFs band has
been the life OF the place the last two weeks Wedn'~'
day evening the band went to sorrento when y 'e
eavcst place on the coast, and gave conceN anu
played for an informal german gotten mp by Mt
cochran Murrey Boocock led tho german with his
0ancee Miss Miriam Dixie. the daughter OF camden =
Dixie OF Brooklyn. Thursday night hop was gwen
at the Belmont Hotel The Wednesday aternJVl con
cer,s by the band grow IN popularity every Week
The canoe club receptions VIII begin next FRIDAY
Mavroyen Bey is TO give tea at the canoe clubhouse
on Tuesday which IS eagerly anticipated by the young
people.
MIS- Philip Livingston has organized badm,h'oh
club which viii meet a week al the MussrHVe
bowling alley.
Mrs. A. Blecckcr Banks had another OF her de'
nghtfrl and popular "at homes on saturday
morning Unfortunately the hostess did not aP
pear but her charming daughter, Mrs. Green, re-
ceived the guests In an exquisite toilette OF wlite
and gold She was assisted by Miss Cagger. Mrs
Banks will continue her saturday morning ec"p-
tions during August. Dancing will be added 10
their attractions.
Mrs William Lawrence Green, who Is .indeiaug
able in her social work. is arranging SET OF
dinner dances which will come OF August 9 and -
The women will give dinners n their cottages ff
about eight or ten ghosts. and then ~ - the club
houee for the dancing. Mrs Edward McCaulcy,
Mrs Albert Clifford Barney, Mrs. Frederick X.
Jones, Mrs. Hugh Mcmillan, Mr.. jesse w; Nhic
Mrs william Lawrence Green. Mrs Edward Cnhs,
Mrs Walker Breeze smith and Mrs. Georgc A. Robbins
are The women who have tnken the thing IN hanl
Among tho -. Lawrence guests are Mrs. ana
Nix Rmeroy Of Madison, y. Y, and Miss Lille
Berg.