Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-08-21
At BAR HARDOR,
How the COttageFs Are EnjOyInR
Themselves and Keeping Cool.

Themselves and Keeping Cool.
Correspondence Of The Evening Star.
BAR HARBOR. August 1G, 1896.
Although August days have seen Bar Har-
Dor much livelier. it is very probable that
the season, beginning so late. will be a long
one. and that September will be the busy
month
Mavroyeni Bey, the Turkish minister
gave large dinner at the Malvern Monday
evening. This is Mavroyenis last season at
Bar Harbor, and he is doing a great deal of
entertaining. His guests last evening were
Miss Edith woodward. Edgar Scott. DR.
Wagner of the Austrian legation, Misses
willing. Frederick Gebhard, Comic de Molkte
Huitfeldt A Grip, the Swedish minister
Miss Wallach. Miss Mildred Morris, Count
vnci OF the Italian embassy. Mrs. Thomas
A. Scott. Miss Nelson Mr.. and Mrs Lee
Taller. NJ. l.. Brun. the Danish minister:
Miss knowlton. Mrs. Gerhard A. r. KEMP
Mrs Nelson. Prince Raoul Wrede, Miss
Belknap and Mrs. James p. Scott.
The dinner dance last SATURDAY. night WAS
a brilliant success. DIR. Robert Amory was
the presiding officer of the evening
Miss Alice Burbage of Washington is at
tracing much attention at Bar Harbor by
her piano playing. under the patronage OF
Mrs r. Fl. Townsend
grand chi!drens festival for the benefit
or the Village Improvement Association
was held at the Rodicks Wednesday after
noon charming May pole dance was UNI
DER the direction of Miss Susie Stureis The
vans or the music room were tastefuIIy
decorated by Mrs. ]. J. Emery. Mrs. Frank
Ems and L.rs. r. HaH Mccormick Mrs
1ncI ofHick lent her handsome Eeyptian
nahsifSs Tor the purpose. the raff,.s were
IN charge of the following ladies: Mrs Ran
Goiph' Mrs. s. Mezarsee Wright, Miss Nc
Lane. Inc refreshment tables We're in
charge of Mrs. Robert Amory, Mrs " T.
Demock. Mrs. Valley, Mrs. J. Madison
Taylor, Mrs. Edward Wicks, Miss Christine
5 nihdie Mrs. j. Morton Smith. Mrs Thorn
mccormick had charge of the dolls
Mrs: Arthur Randolph gave dinner
tuesday night in honor of Miss Cody and
uIupn robinson, a which there was some
lists. " wv di :
A cam bake was given on calf Island
Mohday afternoon by Miss Mary Scott, In
Son,, ol the birthday Of Mrs. James T.
.ooott. i ne party, which consisted of about
."eaty-nVe, went over on the Mascot hay
ing mere at noon. Among those on III. hala
, "@re Mr.. and Mrs. J. =. Scott. Messrs. Rob
bins. Capt. I. j. Bush Comic do MaiL,
Hu!tfeldt. Misses Sanders, MIS- Ssnr.n;s
Buckley ' MISS Heleii
Mrs. Frank Ellis of Cincinnati CAV. a d.
hshtful dinner at Cleftston. on W.d,asI,.
evening. Those in the PARTY yyera NJ
fiarrison, Miss Anderson. Miss Hinkle MI.
1,ilimah; Miss Morris. Miss Belkaap, Miss
Moitke Huitfeldt. Georg.. Lawson. Frank
Ills; LOUIS vor Gaertner, Frederick M
and DIR. Wagner -hdS
"A. Howard Hinkle gave another dinner
guests were Mrs. Kendall, Miss Sf;u,,nn
MISS Hinkle, Mrs. Hinkle. lanes Ross
dodd. Shirley Goddard Mr.. Anderson an5
n oiee lawson. At the conclusion of the
room ~ parry adjourned 10 the ball
was in progress. " "'"Soii
I, Mrs; Melville W. Fuller. Miss Fuller Miss
Mrs ' n MISS n " hite Miss Sabine. Mr. and
Ihrn, l.. = Butcher Sorrento visitors and
); r. Henderson, jr., and Mr. Gr.en .. a pna.
Inn Tuesday " Ntiidstohe
Frank p Mitchell of Washington gave a
Icy luncheon at the Valley Club sun
ia! afternoon. The table vas dacor.ta
WIN a colossal center piece of lavend.r
Gnu PINK sweet peas. Mr.. ard Mrs James p
Co,.. APP. I. j. Bush, Miss thornton.
ou.e Leon de Molkte Huitfcldt Miss An
uersoh' Edgar Scott Miss Hickman NJ Ta
i,rut, the Danish minister: Miss WiIm,r
dins, Walter J. Mitchell, Miss walIacb
Jr.. We're his guests NJ
Inc Malvern hop Monday evening
NJ OUT crowd of society people as
usual; The dressing of the ladies was es-
pecially pretty. Miss Wallach of wasb,ng-
ton Wore red tulle and lace: Mrs " n
townsend. Jr.. of Washington wore mink
satin; Miss Belknap. the popular Wash
Ms. 'I DELE was attired in black lace:
MIS-; ROSWELL ID. Hitchcock was powned in
BLACK satin and lace; Miss Maize Stur.is
wore white lawn and a pink sash. her
sister. MIS- James Potter, was attired in
white tulle. ~ 't'
The tennis tournament now in ,roaras,
at sorrento is absorbing society's atten-
ton this week. A large number of nron
ilie.l players, many of whom are from
IiafNard. nave come down to compete
Among those entered are John p RuIlard
captain of last years crew at Harvard
arthur I. Halves of Boston, Dwight F.
H o;v u ST Louis. A L. willoston, s. F.
L Irf.,
Well-known Harvard tennis champion. G,
II. McDuffie. j. ParmIy Paret, ". s. SYM
lnston, 3 Haskell Derby and Clifford Coch-
Mrs. Roswell d. Hitchcock of Washing
ton gave the prettiest round-ta able lunch
cen OF the season at the kebo Valley
club last week. In the center of the table
was large oval piece of sweet peas and
lines OF maidenhair ferns and Australian
lilies Those in the party We're Mrs Geo.
y. Loring. Mrs. z. Schieffelin Blois, Miss
| Hitcncock, Mrs. S: Mezareee Wright. Miss
mol. Miss Burnham, Mrs. Henry c. Chan
| man. Mrs. McLane. Miss Henderson. Miss
Cliff. Mrs. John b. Shober Miss Van
WICK. Miss Ruthel ford, Miss Spencer and
Mrs. N. L. Anderson.
| Among all the beautiful girls which R,r
| Harbor can boast of this season. there are
| three Washington beauties who are cam
| turing the first places In the race for belle
| 'A1p. AueS are }o.SS ANDERSON, Miss WAL
| !aeh and Miss Beiknap. Miss Anderson is
| the daughter of the late Gen. Nicholas An
derson of Washington. Miss Be,knap of
| Washington. who is stopping with Mrs.
! X. II. Townsend, is one of the most strik-
| irg girls III Bar Harbor She spent the
| early part of the season at Narragansett.
| Miss Wallach of Washington is also stop
ping with Mrs. Townsend.
| Mrs. Hobson of Washington is the guest
| Of Mr.. and Mrs Morris X. Jesup of New
| York. She is here for the summer
| Mrs Draper gave a delightful dinner at
| the Dutch cottage last week. The table
decorations consisted of American beauty
| roses. Those present were Mr.. and Mrs
Chas F. Sprague. Mr.. and Mrs. George
| Albert Draper, Miss Thornton. Capt r
| j. Bush. Mr. f. J. Curley. Mr.. and Mrs
| w. Z. Montgomery, Miss Horsey and Ar
| thur Draper. Mrs. Draper will give an
| other dinner next week, at the Dutch cot
| tage. In honor of her guest, Mr. Frederick
| Bugher of Washington.
| A splendid exhibition of French, Italian,
| English and American posters is going on
| at the Bungalow. Wednesday a private
| exhibit was given, at which Archie Craw-
| ford, the London baritone, sang several
| selections.
| In n Tr0n,uss XEnoslo,,