New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-08-12
NO REST FOR BAR HARBOR
A1rcIrsT c,AYETIEs KEEP THE SUMMER
RESIDENTS BUSY - ENTERTAIN
MENTs PAST AND TO COME.

it's customary August routine "hio" H4o" -,
there is little time left for rest from the enoless
srccession of affairs The week began with no
table addition TO the list Of entertainments inns
is known as the Monday Evening Cluo. an ore""l-
cation originated by some OF the leauiLs 49,.
bere Including Mrs. Burton Harrison, Mrs' Aioet'
rnisd N1rs III Emery Mrs. j. Pierpont Ed
yards Miss Pendleton and Miss Furniss Inc PlaIi
NJ the club is to have each member give one enter
tainment on some Monday night uuIlns 'ii7
SAMSON which shall be in the nature OF private
dramatics Mrs Burton Harrison has undertaKe"
IN write the various plays which will be acted ny
a number Of accomplished amateurs. Mrs Harri-
son was the first to entertain the club' ana Oh
Monday evening at Sea Urchns were given TWO
very delightful performances. The hrst' enutieu
his Better Half" was written by Mrs. Harrison
and the second angel Ellie; or the Grand
mothers Reform" composed oy Miss violet
Whelen Horace Stanton and Charles Wheien'
Those who took part were Miss Katherine Berry.
Horace Stanton Mrs. Lindley Chaplin, Walter Dam
rcsch Condo Mast. Reginald Johnson, Miss Whe-
len, H. N. Goodrich and George Harris. Miss Alice
Barney made a hit with clever recitation called
"Poesie.'
Society is delighted with this new feature. Among
the prominent people present were MI ana Mrs'
A. Blocker Banks, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Damrosch,
Mrs Miles b. Carpenter Miss Carpenter, Mr.. and
Mrs. Edward Coles Mr.. and Mrs. j. Pierpont Ed
wards, Mr.. and Mrs. William Lawrence Green
A. c. Ciurnee President and Mrs George Harris,
Charles T. How Reginald Johnson Mrs. Cadwala-
der Jones' Miss Jones, Mrs. Frederic JOY, Miss
Ruth Lawrence, Mr.. and Mrs. Edward b. Mears'
Mrs Gouverneur Morris, Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert
Parsons, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Redmond Mrs
George A. Robbins and Arden Robbins Mr.. ana
Mrs William j. Schieffen, DR.. and Mrs. J. Madi-
son Taylor Miss Taylor, Mrs. G. Quincy Thorn
dixie Mrs. Alexander Van Nest, Mrs. w. p Valley
Mr. and Mrs. Morris K. Jesup, General kasson'
Mr. and Mrs. J. Montgomery Sears. Count ana
Countess de Iaugier-Villars. Mr.. and Mrs. j. J.
Emery, Miss Furniss Miss Pendleton, Moncure
Robinson and Miss Robinson.
Kebo has held the centre of the stage on several
occasions this week. Saturday night the regular
dinner dance had it's customary large attendance.
Among those who entertained were Waldron Bates,
Mrs w w. Seeley, Mrs. Montgomery Sears. Mrs.
Albert Clifford Barney, Charles Winslow' j. j.
Emery and Raphael ]. Moses. Among those pres
ent were Llewellyn Barry. Miss Grace Seeley' the
Misses Willing Mr.. and Mrs. George Forsythe'
Mr. and Mrs. William Lawrence Green, Mr. and
Mrs H. l.. Emo Miss Pauline Tarn, Mrs. j. Madl-
son Taylor Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Gerald Condor
Edmund Pendleton, Miss Taylor. Moncure ROBIN
son. Miss Robinson. Count and Countess IflusleI-
Villars Baron Ambrosy, Baron and Baroness
Hengelmuller Mrs Van Nest Mr. and Mrs. c. G.
Jackson. Miss Furniss Miss Josephine Smith, Mrs.
Lawrence Miss Nathalie Barney, Miss Audrey
Pauncefote Mrs Draper. Miss Draper Miss Sylvia
Fox Mrs. ]. Bddle Porter. Miss Bowditch Miss
Valley and Theodore Bjorksten
The programme for the next two weeks promises
a great DEAL and If fully realized society will have
more than enough TO worry with The arrange
ments for the Horse Show are well In hand; the
funds are entirely subscribed building arrange
ments completed. and all other matters relating TO
exhibits have been settled The three days of the
show will attract many visitors, and society has
seen to 1t that there be possible conflict OF
dates Then it has been announced that Mrs
William Lawrence Green will give large garden
fete to be followed by a still larger one by Mrs
Burton Harrison which will be in connection with
the annual entertainment Of the Canoe Club. Mrs.
A. c. Barney will give another moonlight analr
on the 14th and this will be followed later by an
entertainment in aid of the village hospital This
latter is engaging the attention of number OF the
leading people here. The dates set are August 2S
and %. Mrs Barney. to whom the success of the
vaudeville at Kebo few years ago was largely
due will have charge of the affair. 1t will be
dramatic presentation of Lewis Carrolfs Alice in
Wonderland for which Walter Damrosch will
arrange the musical features The Village I'm
provement Society will also give an entertainment
the character Of which has not yet been determined
upon.
A dinner was given at the Malvern on Saturday
evening by Charles II. Cramp, of Philadelphia
Mr.. Cramps guests Judge and Mrs. Clear
water Dr. and Mrs. Taylor. Mr.. and Mrs Stewart,
Mr.. and Mrs. Wright. Mrs. Jackson, Miss Jackson
Mrs. McIvaine, Captain Bush Mr.. Mccormick
Judge McMichael and Mr.. Floyd.
Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Livingston, of New-Yorl
who for several summers have to Bar Harbor
for the month of August. arrived on Saturday, and
have apartments the Louisburg They ac-
NICE Birckhead. of New-York.
The Malvern hop Wednesday evening was
rather better attended than the previous ones
The palm opened for the first time
Dinners given by Mrs De Cfrasse Fox, Miss
Dehon and Mrs. Thomas Leaning. Mrs. FoX's
guests Miss Bddle Miss COChrane. Miss Nc
bins. Miss Hoiiins. Reginald Johnson. Mr.. Floyd,
Mr., Wright. James Ross Todd, Miss Fox and Mrs.
Mrs, Eugene J., Beaes; of New-York, gave a
luncheon on Tuesday at her cottage. The guests
we Rensselaer, Frederic
Agostini. the Misses Seeley. Miss Scott. Miss Nc
Mrs. Frederic Joy entertained at luncheon on
Tuesday Mrs. Redmond, Mrs. John Harrison Mrs.
Miss Chace. Miss Knowlton, Mrs. Lawrence. Mrs.
R. Hall Mccormick had out party on Ell Pla-
cita to view the yacht races Saturday. His guests
and Baroness HengeimiIler. Miss Pauncefote, Mr.
and Mrs. Thomas Learning, DR.. and Mrs, shepherd,
Mrs Carpenter. Miss Carpenter and Mr. and Mrs.
The Hampton meeting will take place on Wednes-
tian Association building Booker T, Washington
will speak. The Hampton Quartet will be present
and sing
regarding the Pot and Kettle Club but that organt-
cation will burst upon the public with a flood of
are F the Following Colonel Edward Mofre pres
dent Herbert Parsons. vice-president and A Y.
Fox and J, c, NJ. Biddle compose the Board of
General and Mrs. T w schoheld entertained at
dinner on Tuesday night Mrs. Pinchot. Mrs Rige-
Miss Kllbourne. Miss Dennison. Mr.. Dennison Mr.
Grossman and Mr. Curlev
Mr. and Mrs. ]. J. Emery entertained at the
Turretts on Thursday evening. their guests being
Mr.. and Mrs. Barney. Mrs Wilmerding Mrs Har-
rison. Mrs. Vail, Mrs. Van Bibber. Mrs Beales
Miss Pendleton. Mr.. Pendleton Mr.. Cochran Mr.
How. Mr. Wright. Mr. Dorr and Mr. Robinson
The annual meeting of the Canoe Club was held
Tuesday. The election resulted follows:
Philip Livingston commodore Reginald II. John
son. vice-commodore Miss X. V. r. Berry score
tary, and r. b. MeaTs treasurer
Mr.. and Mrs J. J. Emery entertained Tuesday
evening. at the Turretts. Mr.. and Mrs De Crasse
Fox Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Pierpont Edwards Count
and Countess LauEierVillars Miss Gurnee Mrs.