New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-14
CROUDED HOTELS At BAR HAhDOh'

u.xv xoTrn PEOPLE AT THE FAMOUS MAINE
REsORT-SOUAL FUNCTIONS OF TIE "Erh
Par Harbor Aug IS (SpecaD.-The laoleS "'n'
on Thursday evening was, Of course, the ana" "a w"
week The Kcbo Valley Clubhouse never ho'u "
distinguished company within It's walls, anu " ~
never In more gala attire The comDlheu e"o'' " 49,
the local florists and decorators succeeded Ill
Tho nrcttv interior into scene OF tairylike beau!'
The success OF the arrangements was due hrseN "
the untirlng efforts OF Mrs. James W. Gerard Oh NC"
York and Miss Garcia Livingston. othei ia."
longing 10 the committee were MIS- hu""'u
Mrs Henry G.. Chapman, Mrs. Charcs H. Doo'' '
Charles FRYE Miss Curnee, Miss Fanny Johe'' MIS-
Delaney Kane, Mrs Frederick L. Masoh' ME- '
Markoe Mrs Frederic Il. Jones' Mr.. John W. MIL
turn Mrs. Robert i. Mnlurn. MIS-. JONI d. MN
Mrs Louis c. Norris, Mrs. DAVID d. osuc" "
Robert B Potter Mrs. Clarence Pell, MIS- "eorsc a.
Robbins. Mrs. william i. Rice. Mrs. Johh sahuerH'
Mrs william struthers, Mrs. Thomas a. Scout MIS-
Walker Brecsc Smith and Mrs. Richard A. Ihs"I.''
Each Of these ladies invited ten guests wmch hi'ei
the dancing hall 10 rcpletion \ supper was Sr'cu
at midnight and at O'Clock all rode nome through
the fog Ex-senator James Otis, OF New-horh leu
the german
Admiral Ghcrardi was not able lend his presence
IN the scene and very few OF the ships Officers were
asked. "
great deal OF interest Is felt in the Mossley HAL
tennis tournament, which will begin on Monday
Among the crack players will be the liaii oio'hcr'
Mr.. BeekInan Mr. Hovey, Mr.. Wren ana samuei O""s~
Tho Halls will meet in the finals for the championship
As I'm seasons past, there is always much discussoh
rs 10 who Is the most beautiful among al the loVeN
1fop,en who add TO the charm OF Ear lIarbor. Ger
,any one OF TIE mot attractive OF the young matrohs
is Mrs william IIainar, of Philadelphia. MRS iai-
mar was Miss Juanita Read, ard she belongs 10 one
OF the fine old Pennsylvania families Three years
ago she was married, her husband being the GRANDSON
and heir of General william Harmar, who left lase
a. reutf
always attended by a group OF admirers She sings
and PLAYS delightfully."- and is gracious ana cl'rhi
Ing hostess She is OF the fair type OF beauty WIN
ustrous Drawn eyes and golden hair IN wmch there ~
a tint OF auburn. The Harmars are at stone Col'asc
on Edcn-st. Among their many guests are DE oour-
cey Ireland, Of New-York; Howard Collins. OF New
port Amasa J. Parker, jr, OF Albany, ana 'haries
Kellogg of Waterbury, Conn.
Miss Maria a'Becket, an artist well known In New
York who Is at the LouIsburg for the season, gave
reception Thursday afternoon ut hcr stuuio III '
Bungalow, which WAS attended by all the ieauihe ~
cicty people, who pleased at the opportunity
TO see Miss aBccket's work. which has Kept hef 50
busy ever since her arrival Besides her w'iorh
studio, Miss a'BccLct has another at st. Augustine
and many Of her pictures represent from that
section of the country.
j. Pierpont Morgan. OF Newlork. arrived N inc
harbor on his steam yacht Corsir few DAYS ago anu
he has entertained several parties OF friends. Dr.
". Seward Webb gave luncheon III hoiof vi NAV
royeni Bey OH the Elfreda last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Leon Marie. OF New.lork arrived ut
the Malvern WEDNESDAYS Among the other guests
from Ncw-York are Mr.. and Mrs. :. W. BRIGHAM.
George L. stcbbins. Mrs Y. VI. ESevcz and Miss
Estevcz of the Park Avenue Hotel; Mr. and Mrs.
George B.a gden, Mrs. Bend and Miss Bend
Ex-Attorney General Wayne Macveagh gave large
dinner party at the Malvern on saturday and sirs b.
Weir Mitchell Thursday night.
rpNo caia "a on
George Place. Of NcwYork. always largely at
tended
Miss Francesca Lunt, OF Boston, who is the guest
OF Mrs Daniel Kimba, created quite stir last
Monday By her finished singing. She has a roh
contrato voice.
J. A. Buchanan. attorney for tho Erlc road, arrived
with Mrs Buchanan from New York on sionday. They
are Mt the Porcupne until September
General Wainwright, Walker Ereese smith ana Miss
Miller, OF Buffalo, among those who have given
small dinners at Sprouts during the week
Miss GrGiths, Of San Francisco. gave blackboard
party for large number Of friends on Monday evening
The Marquis OF Ruvigney, Of London. and hcrrc
Botkinc secretary OF the Russian Legation arc among
the guests at the PorcuDnc Baron dc strive ard
NJ Paenotre. the Frcnci: minister, have been called
away Official business.
Captain Charles A. King T. s. A. The author ut c Win
Nrs Lo"ie King. At the Colonia House. In nen-s
pr william Dunn Of Boston Is the guest Of M ,
ara Mrs. EhWaru hc'auiHS' Ol W fShHstoh, "H' diN
Spending the season at Nasturtium cottage On tho
IliglbrOOk Road
Mr.. and Mrs. James Richards, OF New York, arrived
at The Chalet" I'm Eden-st, THURSDAY.
Mrs. Jefferson Davis and Miss Winnie Davis, who
have been at Narrgansctt Pier fy several weeks, arc
at the ST Sauvcur arriving on Wednesday.
Never In It's history has the Louisburg had more
successful season than this Five cottages are all
filled and the hotel Is Overlooking. II there We're
double the room all the applicants could not be ac-
commodated. Chief Justice and Mrs. Edward VI.
Paxson, of Philadelphia, who have been spending
week there have gone to the White Mountains for
the rest OF the month. Count Boissere arrived from
New York Monday for the rest Of the Mr..
and Mrs Walter L. Suy dam, of Blue Point y. Y, are
there for a brief visit on their way TO LenoX Mrs.
Charles p Clarke wife OF the president OF the New
York and New England road arrived with her family
early in the week
The Yves; End Hotel Is also crowded.
Major Henry Kyd Douglas. Of Maryland, who was
among the first admirers OF Bar IIarbOr arrived at
the Marlborough on TUESDAY p among INC other "J