Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-08-21
At OAR HARBOR,
HOW the COttngers Are Enjoying
Themselves and Keeping Cool.

Correspondence of The Evening Star
BAR HARBOR. August 1e 1896
Although August days have seen Bar Har-
Dor much livelier, 1t 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 Or
Wagner of the Austrian legation Misses
Willing. Frederick Gebha I'd, Comtc de Molkte
Huitfeldt, A Grip. the Swedish minister:
Miss Wallach, Miss Mildred Morris. Count
| Vinci Of the Italian embassy Mrs Thomas
A. Scott. Miss Nelson, Mr.. and Mrs Lee
Ialler, NJ. l.. Brnn, the Danish minister:
MISS knowlton, Mrs. Gebhard, A. T. Kemp
mrs. Nelson, Prince Raoul Wrede. Miss
Beiknap 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
tractins much attention at Bar Harbor by
! her piano playing. under the patronage OF
Mrs. r. II. Townsend
"A grand chidren's festival for tn. benefit
VI tIe village Improvement Association
was held at the Rodicks Wednesday after
noon; "A charming May pole dance was UNI
uer me direction of Miss Susie Stureis The
S %anIs or the music room were tastefully
j. d
Ellis and Hrs. Il. H.T MeCnrmict NJ.
NC, ofniick lent her handsome F,pyntian
a.; ;.asli.sa LOT the purpose. The raif,.s were
s IN la se Oh lhe following ladies: Mrs Ran
uoiph' Mrs. >. MezarSee Wright Miss Nc
Lane The refreshment tables wer. In
charge OF Mrs Robert Amory. Mrs. n r
!Ds Mrs; VALLEY. Mrs. J. Madison
P phyin Ms Mrs EDWARD Wicks. Miss Christine
niHdle, Mrs. j. Morton Smith Mrs. Thorn
dike Mrs. w. w. Seely and Mrs. r.. Hall
mccormick had charge of the dolls
Mrs; Arthur Randolph gave dinner
tuesday night IN honor of Miss Cody and
Pnrdon Robinson, at which there was son,a
lists. " wv ai :
A clam bake was given on caif Island
Monday afternoon by Miss Mary Sco,t ir
nohor OF the birthday Of Mrs James p
SCOT. The party. which consisted of about
."enty-nVe, went over on tn. Mascot l.sv
- NJ i1 at noon. Among those on the bak..
were MI. ana Mrs. J. =. Scott, M.ssrs Rnh.
pms apt. I. j. Bush Comte de Noik,.
nEtleidt Misses Sanders, Miss Sturpis
Buckley ~ i'S iieieh
Mrs. Frank Ellis of Cincinnati paw,
hshtiul dinner at Cleftstone on Wednes,I,v
IYIehlAs. Those in the party were Mr.
rr, .iI' Miss Anderson. Miss Hinkle, Miss
Dr.,nl MISS Morris Miss Iselknap Miss
~ pr MISS MaZie Stursis. Comte Leon dc
M"itke Hutfeldt. Georg. Law Franz
Ills, LOUIS vor Gaertncr, Frederick NJ
and DIR. Wagner "S
ia.
at the Malvern Monday evening Ia.
guests We're Mrs. Kendall Miss StitI,nan
Mss hinkle, Mrs. Hinkle, lanes posS
cu surrey Goddard Mr. Anderson and
Isolse lawson. At the conclusion of III
nlilller the party adjourned to The LIN
loom. where the largest hop Of the sesson
was in progress '""oi
Mrs. Melville w. Fuller. Miss Fuller Mice
r. Fuller, Miss White Miss Sahina ~, n VIZ,
mrs. T. s. Bucher Sorreu,o visitors and
~ r. % Henderson, jr.. and Mr. Green of -
Inn Tuesday " MUS 'oi.e
Frank p. Mitchell of Washine,o, g.,,
pretty luncheon at the Valley t'Iuh So
"a! afternoon. The table was decorataa
wa colossal center piece of LAVENDER
ana PINK sweet peas. Mr. ard Nrs ian,as -
Scout capt I. J. Bush Miss Tbornf,,
.onte Leon de Molkte Huitfeltt Miss An
deFson, Edgar Scott, Miss BeIknan N Ie
di ,uh' ate Danish minister; Miss Wilmer
ditS, Walter J. Mitchell Miss waIIanb
i'r Wallace Neff and Mrs. 6 y ~,
Jr.. were his guests eii''
The Malvern hop Monday evening
usual The dressing of the ladies w. a.,
peclany pretty. Miss Wallach of Washtng-
ION wore red tulle and lace: Mrs n n
ioWhsemd. Jr. of Washington wore pink
ina,n,, III III heikhap. the popular Wash
,tsl'n peiie was attred in black lace;
Mrs Roswell d. Hitchcock was gowned in
black satin and lace; Miss Maize SIurpis
VII White lawn and pink sash: her
white tulle We" ieu III
The tennis tournament now in progress
AZ sorrento is absorbing society's atten-
tlon this week. A large number of nrom
ineAt players, many of whom are fron,
harvard, nave come down to competa
Among those entered are John p BuIlard
esptalh OF last years crew at Harvard
arthur +. Halves of Boston Dwight +
Davis of st. Louis. A L. Willoston s F
Wise: F. j. Goodrich. II. b. Wrenu. the
| Weli-known Harvard tennis champion: c.
H. McDufle. j. Parmly Paret, W. S. SYM
lhetoh, 3 basket Derby and Clifford Coch-
ran. ~
Mrs. Roswell d. Hitchcock of Washing
| ION gave the prettiest rouni-tab lunch
tsn OF the season at the kebo Valley
| tluo last week. In the center of The table
| was a large oval piece of sweet peas and
acaclas, and running out from IL were
lines OF maidenhair ferns and Australian
| INES. inose IN the party We're Mrs. Geo.
| b. Loring. Mrs. Z. Schieffelin Blois, Miss
| Hitchcock, Mrs. S. Mezarsee Wright. Miss
| Anderson, Mrs Nelson. Mrs Jules Rev
| mol. Miss Burnham. Mrs Henry c. Chan
man mrs. McLane. Miss Henderson, Miss
| Gift Mrs. John B. Shober. Miss Van
| WICK. Miss Ruthel ford, Miss Spencer and
Mrs. n. L. Anderson.
Among all the beautiful girls which Bar
| Harbor can boast of this season. there are
| three Washington beauties who are cam
| turing the first places I'm the race for belle
snip They are Miss Anderson. Miss Wal
| ZACH and Miss Belknap. 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-
| Ee girls in Bar Harbor. She spent the
early part of the season at Narragansett
| Miss Nallach of Washington is also stop
ping with Mrs. Townsend.
Mrs liobson of Washington is the guest
| OF Mr.. and Mrs. Morris X. Jesup of New
| york. She is here for the summer
| Mrs. Draper gave delightful dinner 1t
a me Daten cottage last week, The table
roses. Those present were Mr. and Mrs.
| Chas. F. Sprasue. Mr. and Mrs. George
Albert Draper. Miss Thornton. Capt. r.
| j. Bush. Mr.. f. J. Curley. Mr.. and Mrs.
| W. E. 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.