St. Paul daily globe., 1892-07-03

over Bar Harbor visitors who were
wont to welcome Mr.. Blaine and his
family as h0nored guests to all of their
gatherings. The middle of July the
Blaine family will return to Stanwood,
and. no doubt, spend the rest of the
season here.
Hugh Mcmillan and family, of De-
troit. Mich, arrived a few days ago.
Mr.. Mcmillan drives, the finest team in
Bar Harbor. and his stables are noted
for miles around. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Ellis and Franklin Henry Ellis, of Gin
cinnati, entertained about fifty guests
witty and clever hostess. Mrs. Ellis
is typical Western woman, whose re-
ceptions and dinners have become fa-
nous for their hospital generosity.
The Cary family have arrived from
Baltimore, and are at Marigold cottage
in Albert Meadow. The family this
summer will consist of Mrs. Wilson NJ.
Cary, Miss Cary, Miss Hetty Cary, Mrs.
Mrs. II. Newell Martin and Wilson NJ.
Cary. Miss Cary and Mrs. II. Newell
Martin expect their neice, Mrs. r. Brent
keyser. to spend the summer with
them at Marigold cottage. Mr.. Keyser
casiOnal visits. Miss Cary and Mrs.
Martin will give their receptions as
usual on Wednesday afternoons in July.
Among the late Boston arrivals are
Charles Frances and family, Mr.. and
Mrs. Alexander M0sely and Miss Mosely.
MIS-. HemmeHway. DIR. aud Mrs. A.
Lawrence Mason. Mr.. and Mrs. Nj. Nj.
Ballou, Mrs. George HI. Peters, Mrs. A.
z. Peabody, Mrs. r. l.. Fabian and Miss
Fabian, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Fry. the
Misses Mlnot, Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Kim
ball and Miss Kfmball, Mr.. and Mrs.
Nathan Matthews and family, Miss
Rotcll. Mr.. and Mrs. S. D. Sargent and
Mrs. Davidson.
.sMagnum DOnum
Bishop Doane and family, of Albany,
New York, are occupying their villa,
"Magnum Dorum," Mr.. j. L. Gardner
and Mrs. Gardner. Hon. aud Mrs.
Bleeker Banks. OF Albany, New York,
wife Of the millionaire merchant, of
Cincinnati, will be one of the distingu-
!shed women this summer at Bar
HarbOr.
Ban-y-Byrn Villa, one of the palatial
residences which affords great social
amusement for the guests during the
summer> was Hospitality opened on
Tuesday last by its host and hostess,
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Clifford Barney.
Senator and Mrs. Hale. of Ellsworth,
have opened their seaside cottage at this
resort. The author, William D. How
ellis, with his wife, will spend the sum-
mer at the White mountains. Hon.
George r. Mclean and his family, of
Cincinnati, have opened their cottage at
Sorrento. Mr.. and Mrs. Rufus King. of
Cincinnati, have rented a cottage at Bar
Harbor during the summer.
Gov. and Mrs. Russell, of Massachu-
setts, have one of the most picturesque
of summer cottages at Magnolia, the
noted resort of Massachusetts. They
live here in true country style. Mrs.
Russell keeps no servants. She enjoys
from her husband the inartistic but
hearty nickname of Peggy The
Russells will visit the Cleveland family
at Grey Gables during the summer.
James q. Blaine Jr. and Miss Hattie
Blaine are the guests of the Camerons
at BuZZard'S Bay.
Miss Letter. of Chicago; Miss Winnie
Davis, of South Carolina; Miss Barnes,
of Chicago, and Miss Addie Sloane, of
New York, are the bellies of Lenox this
year.
Yachting parties are being made up
for the summer. Young. John Jacob
Astor and his charming wife will tour
about three months with ten favored
guests. Mr.. and Mrs. George Kidd
have invited party of five in their
handsome yacht. which will make the
trip from Newport to Bar Harbor, and
Mr.. and Mrs. Levi p. Morton will enjoy
the presence of several guests in their
yachting trip to Nova Scotia.
MARGHERITA ARLINA HAMM.