New-York tribune., 1900-07-01
THE BAR RARBOR SEASON.
PREPARING FOR BUSY WORK IN COLE
PEOPLE AT THE COTTAGES.

Bar Harbor, June so (speciaD.-society arrays it
self for the opening Of another season. Those who
are mere have been resting in preparation for the
round Of entertainments that will follow the first
affair Of the which will be the reception and
tea given by the Kebo Valley Club Wednesday
afternoon. Besides formally opening the it
will also be the housewarming of the new Golf
Club house. which been recently built 10 replace
the structure that burned last year The
new house has been erected directly across tho
links from the site Of the old one, which has
given way to enlargement of the golf course
This opening reception will attract all the leading
people Over five hundred invita- tions have been
issued. The women who will receive are Mrs.
Henry c. Chapman, Mrs. William Draper Mrs.
rank Ellis, Mrs. A Fl. Hinkle, Mrs. Frederick
Macy, Mrs. Edgar Scott, Mrs. Herbert Parsons
Mrs. Robert Amory, Miss Lucy Draper Mrs
Stuart Mrs. John Harrison. Mrs Edward A.
Smith, Mrs. Thorndyke. Mrs. James Todd Mrs
Kennedy and Mrs. Emery
As usual the diplomatic corps Will be much in
evidence this summer. The first to arrive are
Baron Hengemuiler, the Austrian Ambassador to
THIS country, and Baroness HengeImuler who have
taken the Acenus cottage for the summer. Count
Tarnowski secretary of the Legation is at the Por-
cupne. Baron Fava, the Italian Minister; A.
Grip, the Swedish Minister and NJ Brun the
Danish Minister, expected shortly In addi-
ton there will be several attaches from the en-
bassies
Golf will be the leading health food this sum
mer. The links at Kebo have been improved until
ihey are remarkably fast and their popularity is
evinced by the large number of people who are al
ready playing them. The series Of tourna-
ments which began yesterday will extend through
the season. T. G. Condor, OF New-York offers as
prizes two valuable cups Among the con-
testants were Arden Robbins, George Robbins A
II. Hinkle, Franklin Ellis A. H. Hinkle jr
Peginald Johnson, Count Tarnowski, Richard
Thorndyke, James Ross Todd DR.. Whiting
Edmund Pendleton, Herbert Parsons Herbert
Jaques, S w. Brigham and Walter C. Ladd. The
first women's tournament of the will be held
next Friday.
The Pot and Kettle Club gives its first entertain
ment this week. 1t will be a bohemian affair,
with the members in the leading roles of cooks
and. and English walters Some Of those who Will take
Morre, James Ross Todd Edgar Scott Walter
G. Ladd, Charles 7. How, John T. How and Cap
The automobile is causing more discussion just
summer people is about divided as to whether the
machine shall be permitted on the island. The
its introduction. One OF the leading pastimes
businesses is driving and riding. There is lot
of thoroughbred, nettlesome stock here; the roads
are narrow and dangerous in places. and almost
every one is agreed that some serious mishap will
road. The matter will be finally decided at a
vitation to here about August i. replied that
II will be impossible to do so. The letter, however.
Desert about the 10Th This viii bring them
soout me same tlte as me cate sfheauied Tor the the
be much put in order that everything may have
proper attention The Navy officers always
star attractions, and their presence at the horse
show would make the week unusually gay
Mr and Mrs. Eugene Beaes Of New-Yorx. came
on Friday. They will occupy the Geranium cot
tage.
Charles V Fae and Miss J. r. Faile. Of New
York. at the Newport. They came here from
Moosehead.
Mr. and Mrs William Jay scheffelin OF New
York, will arrive the first part Of next week.
Mrs. H. J. Dawson, Mrs. G. B. Dawson and Miss
c. I. Dawson OF New-York. at the Newport.
They viii have a cottage at Northeast this sum
mer
The Misses Knowlton, of NerF-York are reg
istered Lyman's Ms. Knowlton is expected
week
Coaching has begun. General Morrell had out
his tally-ho Monday and party went for
drive around the Cliffs J. c. NJ. Biddle also has
his coach here. likewise T. L Ketterlinus.
Mr and Mrs. W. L. Emo. Of New-Y ork at
WestOYer's.
Mrs De Castro. Of New-York is here
Mrs. W P Draper. Of New-York, has the
Bowlder cottage. With her Miss Draper,
Willis Draper, Charles s How and Walden Bates.