New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-08-05
GA fETY AT BAR HARBOR.
DINNERS GIVEN BY WELL KNOWN PEG
PLE-DANCE AT THE KEBO CLUB.

Bar Harbor Ne. Aug (speciaD.-The Horse
SHOW. which promises be the strong play of the
season. is still fortnight distant. and in mean
uIne society is busy. Bar Harbor has gone enter
tanning mad
The entertainments of the week have been va
ried. Beginning last Saturday. which was the
occasion of the opening dinner dance at Kebo the
hrst scheduled yacht of the Mount Desert
Racing Association the Malvern dinner on Sunday,
numerous private affairs. principally IN honor OF
Miss Pauncefote; more yacht races on Wednesday,
the Malvern hop and the championship foursome
golf tournament all have combined to give to So
ciety fair weeks work. The calendar for the
next two weeks shows many gay doings. On Au-
gust and IA Mr.. and Mrs. A c. Barney who have
returned to Bar Harbor. after absence of two
years, will give two elaborate moonlight al frescO
affairs at their million dollar cottage. Baney-Bryn.
Mrs. William Lawrence Green and Mrs. Burton
Harrison will give two large garden entertain
ments. The Canoe Club will display itself, and
there will be general rejoicing over large sub
scrpton ball which will take place at Kebo
At Kebo Saturday evening there all the
success that the promoters had anticipated. The
dance was genial, crowded and we'll managed.
Those who entertained at dinner Waldron
Bates, Mrs. George Fl. ingalls,. Mrs. T. G. Condor.
A c. Barney, Mrs Frank Ellis and Mrs. Thomas
Leaning. Among the guests of the evening were
Mr. and Mrs George r. Sheldon, Miss Sheldon,
Mrs. 7. G. Condor. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Ellis, Miss
Shawswood. Miss Linborne, Miss McLane, Miss
Tarn. Miss Pauncefote the Misses Munnikhuysen.
Todd, Miss Draper Mrs George II ingalls,. Mr..
and Mrs. c. B. Rig Wright. Mr.. and Mrs S. Megar-
gee Wright, Mr.. Thorndike, Mr.. Cochran. Mr. To-
bin and Mr.. FIinkle
The race of the 25-footers Saturday gave
ciety something 10 worry about The race was
attended by large crowd which went in steam
yachts soops, rowboats and launches. Edgar
Scott, who is president of the Racing Associa-
tion came sailing in first V. E Macy was sec
ond. The others finished follows: General
Edward Morren. w L. Green, r. II. Thorndike,
Mrs c. B. Newbold Antonio Y. Stewart. The
finish exciting one, only a few seconds
separating the leaders
The weekly golf tournament at Kebo was won
by A. E. PInchot. Franklin Ellis second. In
the women's putting contest Miss Frances Hinke
another victory, closely followed by Mrs. a.
T. White and Miss Hoy. The following
tered in the morning tournament: G. Fl. ingalls,,
A. Robbins, H. Jaques, G. Thorpe. DR.. Cushman.
H. Thatcher. J. H. Auerbach. B. Q. Meyer G..
Robbins G.. O. Thatcher, j. G.. Condor. E. J. Beales,
c. S. Fairchd. r. II. Thorndike, J. l.. Kitterlinus,
s, NJ. Wright. o. c. Townsend c. Brigham. Miss
X. X. McLearn. G. w. Guthrie and Edmund Pende
ton. In the wOmens contest the following were
contestants: Miss Seely Miss Davis. Miss Jackson,
Miss Tyler. Mrs. Catherwood Miss McIlvaine. Mrs.
+. ]. Beales, Miss Smith Mss Cochran. Mcs. George
H. Ingalls, Miss Robinson, Miss Smith, Miss
Pendeton Miss McLane Miss Beach, Miss Wheeler
and Miss Lawson.
Bishop Lawrence and Mrs. Lawrence gave
large reception at Toppingwold Tuesday afternoon
Nearly four hundred guests attended to pay their
| respects to the Lawrerces.
Charles Cramp. of Philadelphia, gave a large
dinner at the Malvern Saturday evening Mr.
Cramps guests Judge and Mrs Clearwater.
| Dr. and Mrs. Taylor Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Mr.
and Mrs. Wright, Mrs. Jackson. Miss Jackson. Mrs
McIvaine, Captain Bush. r. Hall Mccormick
! Judge McMichae and Mr.. Floyd.
Baron Ambrose, of Washington. a member OF the
| Austro- Hungarian Embassy. arrived Tuesday at
! the Porcupine where he will remain until the lat
! ter part of October. Another arrival is Mrs
| Charles Wheeler and Miss Violet Wheeler.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Livingston of New-York, are
at the Lousburg ,--..
Although miserable weather prevailed, the hop
| at the Malvern Wednesday night was delightful
affair 1t was late beginning. owing to the large
! number dinner parties that preceded 1t, either
! at the hotel at Kebo or in private For a while
! early in the evening the ballroom had the appear
! of a late Sunday afternoon siesta, but the
! guests, when they began to arrive, came in hoCks
! Mrs Alexander Van Nest entertained a large
! dinner party previous to the ball. 1t expected
! to take place in the palm room but the latter
was not opened Mrs, Van Nests guests were Miss
Mnturn Mr.. Thorndike, John How, Miss Brent
Mr.. Todd Miss Fox Mr.. Colby, Mr.. and Mrs
William Lawrence Green, Arden Robbins, Miss
/ Scott Miss KnowIton, Henry Goodrich, Mrs. Fred
/ erick JOY. DR.. Stokes, Miss Lawrence, Miss Van
Nest. Henry Kelley Brent, A. Thatcher, Miss Helen
! Seey. DR. Cushman. Miss Vanderpoel, Myron w
/ Whitney. Miss McLane. Reginald Johnson Miss
Taylor Amos Pinchot Miss Brown. d. W. c. Falls.
Mr.. Pierson. Miss Draper and Charles How.
/ Other dinners given the Malvern by
| Thomas Leaning Mrs Dana and Mrs. Metcan
Bliss
| At the Kebo Valley Club Charles Cramp of Pha-
/ delpha. entertained Mrs. John Harrison Mr. and
Mrs. Henry Redmond J. Perpont Edwards, Mrs. j.
/ Bidde Porter, Mr. Brown, DR.. Henry c. Chap
man. Mrs. Wright, Colonel Edward De V. Morrel
Mr.. Worden Mrs. Bloomfield McIivaine Miss Jack
! son. Alfred Kay and Mrs Quincy Thorndike.
Mrs Albert Clifford Barney entertained at Baney-
Bryn.
| Major George Wheeler and Mrs Wheeler we'll
| known members of the summer colony. arrived
Sunday for the season They were considerably
delayed by the illness of Major Wheeler
| General Edward De V. MorrelI gave a dinner in
day evening The guests We're bishop lawrence
Johnston Livingston, Dr Robert Amory Charles
J. p Bass, DR., j. Madison Taylor, DR. H. c Chap
Dorr, Edgar Scott, Edward Coles and Henry Red
mS mend w p Dr,ror % >,or. x-,.,- o.,.o-.o,-.,
ON Monday evening Re Gnde T6o2d
present were Mr.; and Mrs Sheldon. Miss Geraldine
| Charles How, MI. Bates, Mr. and Mrs. Draper and
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Carroll Jackson entertained
! at dinner ON Thursday evening in honor of Count
! Count and Countess Laugier-Vilars, Mr.. and Mrs
Henry Redmond, MI and Mrs. w; O. Baker, Mrs
! Thorndike Miss Taylor, Charles r. Cramp. Mr.
Sunrise from Green Mountain is the latest fad
to interest society II requires energy and deter
party started from Mrs Beaies's 1t included Mr.
and Mrs Damrosch. Mr., and Mrs: Beales, Mr.. and
! y o'clock (midnighp, they reached the summit of
oI IN me to see The sunrise
Jordan's Pond, where breakfast was served
! ing popular this year In the last week there have
| been numerous dinners and uncheons, Those who
! Pendleton, Charles Cramp. Mrs Edward Coles and
! The Hon. Miss Audrey Paunccfote. daughter of
me Enghsh Ambassador Is at present vlsitlilS