New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-13
BAR HARBOR'S VISITORS.
BRILLIANT ENTERTAINMENTS IN HONOR
OF THE OFFICERS OF ADMIRAL
SIMPSONS FLEET


SIMPSONS FLEET.
par u.rhor Me Aug ia succession OF
brilliant entertainments has made the ias' w.. W.
one NJ tho most notable in the history OF bar no"
bor The visit OF the North Atlanuc oqu"u'o''
with Admiral Sampson COMMANDING was wv ~
sion for every kind OF gayety. the texas an
Brookyn dropped anchor In the pay Oh 49,
morning Joining their sister ships' inc 49,, %,
Massachusetts, and the New-York. which nau a.
r,ysd three DAVIS before. The festivities Oh 'i
week began on Monday night with lalse Da-
given at the Malvern Inn under the auspOe -,
Mount Desert Canoe Club. on Iuesuay
sherman OF New-York received Admiral Sampson
90 ~ nro,ber officers at Keeweyden. During the
dav water parties coaching parades ana iuhcheo"'
helped 10 entertain the visitors On "e"t'
was the formal reception EXTENDED u! inc ,.I
Desert Reading Room TO the officers OF 'he NSi'''e
fleet From 4 until o'clock over thousa"u PC
nile thronged the clubhouse to meet AdInHai "a'iii
son and his staff. large pavilion had Deeii ele01
on tho lawn adjacent 10 the clubhouse ana eS'ehu
ing TO the waters edge. and mere oaicihe We"
toyed The following men received iIe'iuN
Johnston Livingston, Edward A cores "a' - ~.
Sherman Robert Amory, Edgar l. Scout anu % "
Ir,dpbam Lieutenant Wnslov was nag oncer'
a introduced his fellow officers. Among those
,-asar, were Baron and Baroness HengemuIler'
Count Won Rosen. Count De Strale' baIoh roi
Munm a Grip, the Swedish Minister VI Hi"''
,he Danish Minister Senator Eugene Hale Colohei
T., hiS'''
o., ccbienelin Admiral Upshur. Mr. and MIS-
Hollis Hunnewel. Bishop Lawrence. General scho-
Geld r Hall Mccormick Parke Goodwin ana Mer-
Ger Bidde. . cha
Following the reception ct the readihg rooin ''e
ball at the Malvern on Wednesday evening was -
great brilliancy. ,,.,o o,d
,he chief affair Of the closing days OF the squad
ron's visit was the dance at the LoulsouFs Oh
day night The following women had the aH",, -
charge. Mrs Blocker Banks Mrs Barney MI
poss Miss Christine Bidde, Mrs. Chickerng' MIS-
Coleman Brock Mrs. Camak Mrs. Coles Mrs' l.
ne WITT Cuyler Mrs. Charles II. Dorr' MIS-
Drorer Mrs Henry f. Drayton. Mrs. Hinkle' MISS
F>,yniss Mrs John Harrison. Mrs Eau" "iue
ZONES Mrs Abram r. Lawrence Mrs' a"
Mrs Herbert Parsons. Miss Pendletoh' MT, CoIli'
ptdd,o porter Mrs Scott. Mrs. Sherman ana MIS-
c. Morton Smith. 100 nm,
IN saturday IN. cruiser New-York was con-
,er,ed into a kind OF huge ballroom, and society
6ined and danced under frowning guns an ~
afternoon. There were several huiuieu pS.,,
nresent and the affair formed most oeNs"''N'
ending TO the weeks gayety 49,,
NJ, and Mrs Edmund Pendleton gave laise
luncheon on the lawn at Bagatelle In honor OF the
yist,ng naval officers Among those present WEI.
IN. Austrian Minister. Baron HengelmuIer' anu
baroness Hengelmuer Baron Won Muiiin, '"0
German Ambassador; A. Grip. the S"euisu Ni'''
t.r. NJ Brun OF the Danish legation AuH'i'a'
Az Goodwin Mrs Edward Ripley, Mrs Johh
Days Mrs. Gouverneur Kortrght, Peter Marie
Mrs Samuel Slater. Miss Dennison' MIS- ficnaru'
son. Charles Fearing. Mr.. and Mrs. Lathrop Diau
lev. Mr. and Mrs. Morgan BarnweN ana MI anu
Mrs William Lawrence Green 49,,
Mr. and Mrs Coles entertained at dinner M'Ss
Munroe. Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar T Scott, MI ana
Mrs F. G. Fabbri. Mr. and Mrs William jay
schienelln Mrs Ingersol and Peter Mare; Num-
Mrs Gouverneur Morris entertained a ia a nun
her Of people
dinner Tuesday: Among the guests WEI T M,,
Rosen Lieutenant Niles. Mr. and Mrs Parsons S,Gs;
Miss Hun. Miss Miller Mr. and Mrs. A. stewart
Mr.. Cramp entertained a water party on Tues
day Those present Were r MSS oy Miss Rogers
sh hs Aaron DaSis Dr. orviile HoTwi'z and Har-
Ut The Mount Desert Canoe Club played the host
nj Night, When the first large ball in honor of the
naval officers given The Reception Com H1s.
Christine W Bidde. Mrs Coles, Mrs. Dennison,
Mrs Henry Drayton. Mrs Pierrepont Edwd n
Mss. Mrs: William L, Green. Mrs: Francis H.
johnson. Countess de Laugier-Viiiars Mrs, Law
S MsS MIS- Mrs AeT PeabodS r 1S Rea Mrs
". ". seeiy, Mrs. Gardiner sherman, Mrs. Ed
sne agor M and Mrs u0S6H
Admiral Sampson was accompanied by by captain
Massachusetts Captain Taylor of the Indiana and
Admiral Upshur.
In the afternoon r. Hall Mccormick. Of Chicago
gave coaching party. His guests were Admiral
Sampson. Captain Chadwick, Captain Train Lieu
tenant Niles, Miss Mccormick, Miss Cartwright
Mrs Henry Wheen. Mrs. George Lord and Mrs
Jules Reynal. The Admiral with a few guests
dined aboard the New-York. Before the ball din
ners were given by Mrs. Beales. Of New-York
Mrs William Draper. Of NewYork. Mrs Gordon
Shillito and Mrs. Godfrey.
Mrs Alexander Van Nest, OF New-York, gave a
dinner in the Palm Garden OF the Malvern Thurs
day night There present Miss Van Nest
Miss Alice Van Rensselaer, Miss Miller. Miss
Brown, Miss Vibbert. Murray Bartlett Reginald
johnson, Richard Irwin, oswald Jackson. A. Ward
Cobb Mr.. and Mrs. Foster. Mrs. Richard Gambrill,
Mr. and Mrs. Price W. p. Draper. Miss Hun. Miss
Thompson. Phoenix Ingraham Mr.. Baldwin, Willet
Van Nest and air Chew.
The coaching parade Of Friday was very success
full The start was made from the Newport House.
and the coaches fooled by Mercer Bddle, Hall
Mccormick, Megargee Wright and Mr.. Ketteriinus.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. L. Ketternus, OF Philadelphia.
gave luncheon Wednesday at Bide-a While in
honor of Mr.. and Mrs. William Mitchell. OF New
York.
Baron Won Mumm, who al present Is the Ambas-
sador Of Germany In this country. owing TO the
absence Of DR.. Won Holleben at Carlsbad, is here
for a months stay.
David Marvin Goodrich who is one Of the best
known officers Of Roosevelts Rough Riders, In
town this week